You say people are euphoric but we are not the people who should be euphoric, that is for you journalists.
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Is there anything wrong with being a euphoric visionary artist?
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Equity sentiment among clients was not yet "euphoric", he said.
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The staff was euphoric at the time, but only intermittently.
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The positioning is not overly euphoric, though it is bullish.
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Your heart races, you get nervous and excited, sometimes euphoric.
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Every single song is a euphoric experience and almost orgasmic.
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"Puigdemont, president" chanted euphoric supporters at his Barcelona campaign headquarters.
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When my partner and I finally climaxed, it was euphoric.
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Whenever I'd buy a doll, it was this euphoric high.
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But progress on a tax bill hardly has investors euphoric.
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The bull market will not end until buying becomes euphoric.
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"These euphoric periods are born of solid fundamentals," Velis said.
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You feel extremely euphoric because it causes a dopamine rush.
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That's when we both started feeling strangely hyper and euphoric.
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To me, that moment was less scary and more euphoric.
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Girard's novel is compulsively readable, by turns wrenching and euphoric.
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O'Reilly was "euphoric" after she dropped Fahy off, she said.
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"It was ecstatic, it was bliss, it was euphoric," he said.
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As the seminar came to a euphoric close around 2 a.m.
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They give you the most attention, they make you feel euphoric.
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Users would feel euphoric, and afterward feel super confident and happy.
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He said investors are more hopeful, but not yet overly euphoric.
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He said investors are more hopeful, but not yet overly euphoric.
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It is the song's bedrock: a never-changing, constant, euphoric nebula.
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Fan reaction was pretty much as euphoric as one might expect.
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He started slow, before building up to a euphoric, climactic release.
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Sentiment is nowhere near euphoric on the Street, bolstering Hyzy's view.
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The orchestral piece you used to depict Neverland was especially euphoric.
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But speaking to reporters at the scene, Mr. Aikins was euphoric.
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At lunch, served in the lower pool, the mood was euphoric.
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The United States of America should be politically euphoric beyond imagination.
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When euphoric Germans clambered on top of the Wall on Nov.
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Onboard the plane, the mood was euphoric and a little hysterical.
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Great news, but she was so euphoric she couldn't think straight.
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At the end of a bull market, people get euphoric, you know.
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Being at peace doesn't mean feeling euphoric self-love nonstop, of course.
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"The feeling being this close to the procession was euphoric," said Koo.
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Patrick Mara, the executive director of the D.C. Republican Party, was euphoric.
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But early Thursday, the sense of optimism and symbolism approached euphoric levels.
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Builders were euphoric after the election, anticipating big deregulation in their sector.
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Our catastrophic, weirdly euphoric conferences are now almost a decade behind us.
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" The detective said, "Euphoric that he was gone — you felt that way?
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Now I look back upon our 50-minute sessions with euphoric recall.
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Is this euphoric shift on Wall Street too good to be true?
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The final track is nearly an hour long: a reverential, euphoric haze.
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Enthused and euphoric, her rise, meteoric,Her heart all atingle — then numbed.
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It added that January's positioning showed investors were "bullish", but not "euphoric".
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So we're still in euphoric territory for the probabilities of losing money.
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Investors became too euphoric about growth, driving valuations up to unsustainable levels.
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And the medication rapidly relieves withdrawal symptoms without causing a euphoric high.
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About a week later, I begin to get waves of euphoric hysteria.
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How could it make you suddenly feel happy and euphoric for no reason?
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But the fleeting moments, captured by Al Neami, are more eerie than euphoric.
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I don't know that I've ever experienced such a euphoric soup before this.
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"A lot of those tracks would have a really euphoric vibe," he explains.
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The big, massive synth-stuff, all those layers, maybe makes it feel euphoric.
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Do you see crowds reacting in that euphoric way when you're playing out?
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It was a palpable and euphoric moment—crossing a threshold, away from innocence.
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Everyone was euphoric that December was a good month, for big box retailers.
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"Stay long risk assets until sentiment reaches euphoric territory of 8.0," they added.
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There was, most important, the euphoric anticipation of what was still to come.
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Fifty-seven minutes had been played and the French fans were, finally, euphoric.
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They are addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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Builders were initially euphoric over the possibility of deregulation under the new administration.
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I spent the rest of the day walking around with a euphoric glow.
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The mood in the Biden camp is, as one donor put it, euphoric.
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From its origins as a simple note-taking app, Evernote hit euphoric highs.
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Listen to: "Clap Your Hands," a euphoric three-minute New Orleans funk romp.
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Though the sensations didn't quite mimic orgasm, I'd say they were euphoric, nonetheless.
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Though MDMA is still illegal, these recreational and euphoric effects are well-known.
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The mood was euphoric, each person unabashedly demonstrative of their identity and sexuality.
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"It may not be euphoric pricing, but we are getting there," he said.
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"I remember just a really euphoric crowd," he recalled in a 2013 interview.
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It's a furious, often frustrating, and occasionally euphoric game—and really quite special.
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At times, the sensation is mildly euphoric; at others you'll feel strangely relaxed.
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The song is more euphoric than mournful; the indignant grievance it describes is enjoyable.
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It begins like "Blue Monday" and morphs into the Rapture at their most euphoric.
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Running's emotional windfalls couple a sense of profound freedom with moments of euphoric joy.
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Standing up slowly, I felt a euphoric haze that followed me into the elevator.
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They've crafted little worlds of euphoric madness, places and spaces where time is elastic.
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Once you do, you fall into a euphoric state of increased productivity called flow.
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The presence of the drugs makes Euphoric an unapproved drug, according to a release.
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She was a euphoric Modernist, a believer in the infinite possibilities of human progress.
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The president and his allies were euphoric at what they took as total vindication.
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It's a euphoric scene, offset by darker ones in hospital beds, hotel rooms, prison.
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It is at once unfussy and euphoric, somehow like figure skating without the ice.
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This song by Snail Mail captures that relief, which can be powerful and euphoric.
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It makes me productive, energized and what I can only describe as mildly euphoric.
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Dilaudid is a much-desired, highly euphoric synthetic opioid similar to oxycodone, aka Oxycontin.
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Nobody cares if it's mephedrone if it works like a speedy euphoric party drug.
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"Sentiment among German businesses is euphoric," Ifo chief Clemens Fuest said in a statement.
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It is equal parts tough and euphoric, and it was made exclusively for THUMP.
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But do you reach a euphoric state at some point in the ultra-marathoning?
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It's the moments of euphoric recall that are actually more specific to each of us.
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The euphoric frenzy came to a total halt with Lehman Brothers' implosion in September 2008.
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They finally land, and Jon, in a moment of complete euphoric dizziness, turns to Daenerys.
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One fan lit a cigar, as if he were belatedly celebrating last season's euphoric turnaround.
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And you just have these moments that are euphoric that bring you back to it.
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These downer effects, some studies suggest, may grow more powerful after an early euphoric peak.
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It's a euphoric bender of a record capturing New Order's high spirits in the sun.
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We need to get past the euphoric discourse if we truly want to digitally transform.
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There's the near-euphoric rush of victory against anonymized human opponents somewhere else on Earth.
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Musically it sits somewhere between the euphoric high of the club and a pop smash.
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Being her and bringing her out with these clothes makes me feel free and euphoric.
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" After going through four cycles of chemotherapy, Rosenthal successfully ended her treatment and felt "euphoric.
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ASMR is described as a tingly euphoric feeling, usually starting on the head and scalp.
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You might feel sleepy, or euphoric, or anxious, or hungry, or all of the above.
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They were encircled by hundreds of euphoric dancers jumping and crying out in pure ecstasy.
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Over some euphoric woodwinds and pummelling drums, he fantasizes about the insufficiency of his fantasies.
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There has already been euphoric talk about raising economic growth through strong pro-business policies.
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Reporter's Notebook The president-elect walked onto the stage before a crowd of euphoric supporters.
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And the once even-keeled, resigned "Life's a Bitch" builds to a euphoric, mesmerizing climax.
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In the video, he looks euphoric — he knows exactly how effective this hustle can be.
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Unlike THC, however, pure CBD oil does not produce the euphoric "high" in its users.
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Markets will be less euphoric if Johnson has to request an extension to the Oct.
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After months shooting HBO's darkest teen drama, a vacation somewhere sunny must feel downright euphoric.
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The initial response to Mr Kipchoge's achievement has been euphoric, especially in his native Kenya.
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Swift's career would certainly come into uncertainty after 2016, but man, was this era euphoric.
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Now it's a pillar of New Orleans music, and no less euphoric on the bandstand.
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In this context, the celebration of the 50-year anniversary of Stonewall may feel euphoric.
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All throughout, women and men, boys and girls gasp for life in pained and euphoric breaths.
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Meanwhile, Americans don't feel as "euphoric" about President-elect Donald Trump as the stock market does.
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Rick Scott had legalized the use of a type of non-euphoric cannabis called Charlotte's Web.
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It was euphoric for me to be able to take off my shirt and feel comfortable.
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It's next to impossible to pinpoint your state of mind right after an orgasm. Euphoric. Sleepy.
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It's not like this is a euphoric moment — three weeks ago the averages were getting crushed.
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Reviewers describe it as "overwhelming" for novices and a "beautiful euphoric couch-locking experience" for others.
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In 1998, the Fed begun a tightening cycle just as the internet bubble was getting euphoric.
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But he did and the heartbreak abated and was replaced by a euphoric sense of relief.
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It's primal and almost euphoric—you're going off adrenaline and rage that makes you feel invincible.
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Peer praise compounded the euphoric adrenaline rush that accompanied the risk, entrenching us deeper every day.
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An overdose can produce euphoric highs and even disrupt parts of the brain that control breathing.
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Dumbfounded and euphoric East Germans rushed to the border to get a glimpse of the West.
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Horror bloggers, who were briefed on the secret early, posted euphoric news items in lock step.
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"Most people feel euphoric in the first days, weeks, and even months after retirement," she said.
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An overdose can cause euphoric highs and even disrupt parts of the brain that control breathing.
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Given his relative inexperience and euphoric rallies, he drew some comparisons to Barack Obama in 2008.
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Those artists' songs were radiant and euphoric; you wanted to see the light that they saw.
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Anyone watching that euphoric scene might assume that dancing socially is a breeze for professional dancers.
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For us, running is like love: challenging, addictive and capable of producing the most euphoric highs.
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But every so often, I get one right, and the feeling is nothing short of euphoric.
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"Investors are bullish but not euphoric," Michael Hartnett, BofA's chief investment strategist, said in a statement.
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In the moment, it seems euphoric; the drug is associated with enhanced sexual pleasure, after all.
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While optimism is not euphoric, excessive investor optimism generally suggests a pause in a bull market.
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Travel photos may be predictable dating profile fodder, but ultimately, everyone wants that euphoric couples vacation.
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The euphoric revolutionary scenes on display are a sea of logos, slogans and images of Lenin's face.
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" But he said, "The story is not as euphoric as it feels in the U.S. equity markets.
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And how when it finally arrived, the first few hot days felt like a euphoric, freeing blessing?
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By winter, grilling can become euphoric: no sun beating down and no bugs biting at your skin.
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We all have our own preferences, and what's euphoric to one woman could be uncomfortable for another.
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Interestingly, the higher the levels of endorphins that were present, the more euphoric the jumper reported feeling.
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She risks losing confidence both among the euphoric Burmese electorate of 85033 and a supportive international community.
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While a diver is affected, she may feel euphoric and see things that are not really there.
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The reaction in financial markets to Britain's vote to leave the European Union was rather less euphoric.
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Born out of war, Coupe-Decale appears to be struggling to replicate its euphoric high in peacetime.
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Great sativa can make you feel euphoric and creative, while strong indica can provide aid with relaxation.
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Gold strobes and green lasers rain down on Room One, where Chase & Status play a euphoric set.
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He was often euphoric when he played with the group because his grooves so often clicked perfectly.
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Half a brownie could have you feeling euphoric, while the whole brownie will have you freaking out.
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It's a feeling that you don't want to call euphoric—that is far too cheesy and embarrassing.
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THE ONLY WAY CURRENT LEVELS WOULD BE EUPHORIC IS IF THE FUNDAMENTALS DETERIORATED BEYOND ANYTHING WE ANTICIPATE.
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It's warm, sensual, and euphoric without veering into treacliness, like any good pop-house track should be.
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Plus, when you smoke weed all day every day, tolerance dampens the euphoric fun of being high.
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They took turns skimming around their opposition, picking up speed to the euphoric calls of the crowd.
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Critic's Pick The Museum of Modern Art takes a euphoric dive into the Spanish artist's early years.
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I feel moments of happiness and also good mania where I am euphoric and find everything hilarious.
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"The first one we caught we were euphoric," Dr. Gogarten said; 50 more marked flies eventually resurfaced.
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Oil's not very euphoric, with prices depressed, while regulators are forcing banks to keep the music down.
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After a euphoric start in July, the much-hyped STAR Market has lost some gloss of late.
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But their father, a proud Islamist, wanted them to follow in his footsteps at this euphoric moment.
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Allegra: What an enviable experience that sounds like — the idea of a "euphoric absence" from our beings!
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Not like the consensus, which is euphoric over the current combo of high growth and low inflation.
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Purple Kush's earthy taste and euphoric vibe suits you, Virgo—not to mention its amazing medicinal uses.
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Eric Dier's winning penalty signaled a euphoric release both in Moscow, and nationwide back home in England.
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Ifo, a German think-tank, talks of a "euphoric" mood in Germany, after years of sustained economic growth.
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Euphoric scenes greeted Murray's victory over Novak Djokovic in the 2013 final — a redemptive moment for British tennis.
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Before she took the stage to a euphoric victory rally, she posted two photos to her Instagram page.
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The reaction from folks on Twitter has been consistently euphoric, though I haven't checked Ben Shapiro's rants today.
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A British woman was "euphoric" to have ticked off an item from her "bucket list" – murder, prosecutors said.
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Combined with the band's undeniable charisma, and a collection of grade-A pop bangers, this leaves you euphoric.
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His characters' irreverent crusading and euphoric protest, even as death looms, are a fitting tribute to such work.
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I had no idea that it was going to be so powerful and emotive and euphoric and exciting.
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The result is something of a punctuation, a euphoric sway, and a feeling of rejoice all at once.
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If an email makes you feel enraged, anxious or euphoric, wait until the next day to write back. .
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The moment when those lines become clear without hints or heavy prodding, how briefly, is empowering and euphoric.
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But a re-energized, euphoric IPO market is not necessarily a bullish sign, according to some industry experts.
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Epic sold Euphoric in one-count blister cards, three-count bottles and 12-count bottles at retail stores.
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Instead of letting fear take over, they're addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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After the euphoric but ultimately bittersweet "Get Out," it was hard to know where CHVRCHES would go next.
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It could be a moment of absolutely internal agony, or complete euphoric bliss, but we never, ever, remember.
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One part of me was euphoric to be finally living the kind of life I'd always dreamed of.
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I felt the perfect combination of euphoric and spacey, and at checkout, bought three kinds of bath bombs.
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After they came back from the euphoric trip, they formed a group called Mobile Marchers that met monthly.
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After a euphoric spike on its first day of trading, Lyft's shares promptly sank below their I.P.O. price.
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Then sit back for a euphoric flight among the majestic Dolomite peaks and down into the valley below.
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RBC's Lori Calvasina says positioning by asset managers is still in "euphoric territory" and needs to come down.
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It's coming in the context of extremely rich valuations, high debt levels, and a euphoric attitude toward stocks.
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"It appears to us that the market is letting itself slide back into a euphoric mood," Takada said.
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And obviously you all were elated by it, but it was ... I was very euphoric at that time.
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Even though methadone does not have euphoric effects, it is more regulated than other prescription drugs like oxycodone.
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There's lots of time spent looking and experimenting, and when something works out, the feeling is truly euphoric.
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For now, the key to working productively with euphoric recall (as with so many things in life) is balance.
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Instead of letting fear take over, they are addicted to the euphoric feeling they get from conquering their fears.
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" 'Euphoric Stuff' is not the name of a current flavor," a Ben & Jerry's spokesperson confirmed to the Washington Examiner.
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We were euphoric, and she turned to me and said, 'Now maybe people will go and see Savage Grace!
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The government's best chances for reform will slip away as the election grows more distant and voters less euphoric.
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NEW YORK - A foreboding matchup Monday night resulted in a surprising and euphoric win for the New York Mets.
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Euphoric scenes reminiscent of London 2012 greeted Wiggins and Cavendish as they snatched the Madison gold in thrilling fashion.
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After an initial euphoric reaction to Trump's victory, investors expressed more caution about possible obstacles to his ambitious project.
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The Ifo business sentiment index reached a record high, showing that Germans were "euphoric" about the country's business climate.
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Changing the formulation in this way would reduce the chances of experiencing the euphoric high that leads to addiction.
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" Earlier Thursday, billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn told CNBC he thinks the market has "gotten into a euphoric state.
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Despite a euphoric atmosphere at the Bernabeu Stadium at full time, Ronaldo issued a warning to his team mates.
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At "Roast Battle," where comics perform in front of their peers, bombing can be brutal, and killing appears euphoric.
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One person will drink alcohol and feel euphoric, witty and extroverted, and the next will be logy and nauseated.
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But where many Homework cuts seem caught up in the euphoric moment, "Doin' It Right" offers a melancholy hopefulness.
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So, if you feel so euphoric that you can't even stand it, you're probably gonna pass out any minute.
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"This is not a euphoric period," said Jennifer Flay, director of FIAC, describing the mood among contemporary art dealers.
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Each pill brings on a euphoric eight-hour blast, one that zaps boredom and can make repetitive labor pleasurable.
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She was living in Washington, D.C. during the euphoric days for Democrats right after President Obama had been elected.
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"This is Sophie!" he said, euphoric with opiates, his eyes strange and piercing, an oxygen pipe in his nose.
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This Congolese artist's fantastical designs make for a "euphoric exhibition-as-utopian-wonderland," Ms. Smith wrote in her review.
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I had hoped to capture the human cost behind such euphoric revolutions, which often hit impoverished communities the hardest.
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It had to be complex and hollowing and euphoric, a 90-minute live episode of a never-ending telenovela.
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Before passing out, a person may feel lightheaded, dizzy or maybe even a bit euphoric, and vision may dim.
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Through her characters' eyes, summer camp is the more euphoric of the two; activism is largely a hopeless slog.
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He took just 33 minutes, and Israelis, about to go to war to defend their infant state, were euphoric.
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The weaker-than-expected revenue and outlook underscores concerns that investors got too euphoric about highflying stocks like Amazon.
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Siegel also pointed out investors are still skeptical about the market rally and sentiment has not reached "euphoric" levels.
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Critic's Pick In the documentary "United Skates," black roller skating culture is depicted with both elegiac and euphoric beauty.
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For Beaton, who never completely belonged to his own time and society, this turning back of time was euphoric.
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When markets are doing well, we can become euphoric and may "buy at all-time highs" to make more money.
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However, traders are being made aware that initial euphoria over tax cuts may have been a bit too, well, euphoric.
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The company only uses sativa, the more energizing, euphoric type of pot, compared to the more body-relaxing indica variety.
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Those bubbles add a small amount of acidity, which when combined with sugar intensifies the euphoric "reward" feeling, Wenk explained.
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Three days earlier, Plaça Sant Jaume overflowed with a euphoric crowd celebrating a declaration of independence by the Catalan parliament.
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Chuffing on balloons, packed into Aztec print tees when they're not completely topless, living endless one long euphoric Snapchat story.
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Geophysiologists and Gaia theorists enjoyed a period of euphoric vindication as they protested the extraction of blood from the earth.
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Despite the fact that he has yet to enact any major economic legislation, stocks remain on a euphoric upward trend.
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It was euphoric to feel such a sense of relief, to not care about things I should be caring about.
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They received a euphoric welcome from hundreds of relatives waiting for them before being whisked away to a reception center.
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That's often the case with dance music, with me anyway, especially when that dance music veers into poppy, euphoric territory.
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But is he listing what he actually saw, or what was vouchsafed to him in the euphoric act of seeing?
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It's a desperately sad song that somehow manages to be as euphoric too, as every banging club tune should be.
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It is joy and sorrow, pleasure and pain, camaraderie and crushing loneliness, euphoric hope and the inky blackness of despair.
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A thrilling 1-0 win over Germany, the defending champions, helped the team start the tournament on a euphoric note.
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It's both euphoric and mystifying, sometimes both at once, as on "El vuelo del Gabán," the single they're releasing today.
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J.C. Towering ambitions in Latin jazz take euphoric form on "Cubafonía," the new album by the Cuban singer Daymé Arocena.
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The goal is to achieve a euphoric feeling when the flow of blood and oxygen rushes back to the brain.
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Others use tramadol as a recreational drug on account of its stimulant and euphoric effects, or to improve sexual stamina.
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Add to that the luminous quality of the gallery space, and the entire viewing performance is something close to euphoric.
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"We need to stop assuming that the postpartum period is always euphoric, because for 1 in 7 it's not," she says.
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Drugs are substituted by what Daybreaker calls the DOSE: a euphoric and naturally occurring cocktail of dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin and endorphins.
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If you feel euphoric, or if you're unfortunate enough to have bad side effects (like hallucinations), those are due to THC.
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Surrender to the music and the glitzy madness and enjoy this euphoric fantasia for what it is, giant elephant and all.
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Her sound is one of confidence; melting the euphoric house sensibilities of old New York into the tough jack of Chicago.
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"There has been a very euphoric start to the year," Ermotti said at the Morgan Stanley European Financials Conference in London.
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The Ifo business sentiment index hit its highest level on record, showing that Germans were "euphoric" about the country's business climate.
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Alcohol and cocaine, for example, can cause extreme euphoric effects and speed up a person's heart beyond what's normal or healthy.
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If you're going into a dark space or feeling euphoric, you can really allow the music to go with your moods.
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This causes neurons to fire off extraordinarily longer than they were ever meant to—which, in turn, creates this euphoric experience.
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But how can a euphoric high take such a drastic turn as to lead someone to pull their own eyes out?
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On a euphoric night that was televised worldwide, the outpouring was a death knell for the wall and for East Germany.
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"Moonlight," which follows a young black man as he struggles to find his place in the world, has received euphoric reviews.
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" He says the product offers "almost like an energy-drink feeling, like you're euphoric but also motivated to get things done.
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And two: the euphoric high that powers through the climax of "Dog Days Are Over" was still to come – delayed gratification.
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The two-song mini-EP is a departure, completely drained of the synthesizers that have always coursed through their euphoric melodies.
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She wore ankara-patterned pants and a white blouse and stood on four-inch heels, and the audience response was euphoric.
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Those euphoric periods ended in spectacular stock market crashes, in 225, 210 and the early 2120s and during the financial crisis.
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"Even the silly things I might have done during those euphoric years of freedom, I wasn't the only one," he said.
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A euphoric exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York is the first Kingelez retrospective in the United States.
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But despite the initial euphoric reaction from many Asian-Americans, the "Parasite" victory has nothing to do with Asian-American representation.
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Through her stimulation, she's able to concoct all of these different products that can be euphoric or completely dark and dystopian.
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Don't let Wall Street's euphoric response to Snap fourth quarter earnings report fool you into thinking the company's turned a corner.
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For some, the sounds provoke a sensory response that feels extremely calming and euphoric, and may help listeners go to sleep.
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"I don't get a euphoric feeling," she said, noting that she has lowered her dose to avoid feeling woozy and impaired.
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"It's hard to let ourselves be euphoric just yet, but it's a fantastic feeling (to be in the final)," he said.
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I think there will be some full houses, but they won't be as euphoric as they were in the World Cup.
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The tech run in the late 90's is an extreme example of what happens when the euphoric conditions hit the market.
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There is a Morrissey lyric for every happening in your life, and I mean from the very mundane to the very euphoric.
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Per the brand's signature sexy, rock n' roll vibes, Tilbury titled her newest five-piece collection Glowgasm — equal parts suggestive and euphoric.
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Sander's container-shaped podium featured the words, "Euphoric Stuff," where the name of a flavor of ice cream would typically be displayed.
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She said she had turned to Robbins for help because she had been feeling suicidal — and, at first, the event was euphoric.
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"The mood in the economy is good but not euphoric," Wohlrabe said after Ifo's monthly business climate index fell slightly in April.
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Maybe it was the perfectly tuned Bang & Olufsen sound system thumping away a flawless beat that put me into a euphoric trance.
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The same is true of the hazy, euphoric memories of jungle—"Timeless" should be recalled with its abrasive foundations left firmly intact.
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It was euphoric to find such a great writing team and cast and this show that people seemed to be responding to.
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Critics have grappled with the meaning and effect of these tributes, but the hit's euphoric qualities are hard to capture in words.
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That's not to say I didn't enjoy the euphoric parts, but the thing that kept me hooked was feeling safe and loved.
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The United States government still prohibits imports of all but one cannabis-derived medicine (Epidiolex, which treats epilepsy with no euphoric effect).
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" Kelly's co-writer, gospel artist Kirk Franklin, joined the two women at the end to segue into a euphoric "Oh Happy Day.
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When the U.S. coughs the rest of the world catches cold, when the U.S. smiles, the rest of the world becomes euphoric.
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Now imagine that, every time that happened, you experienced a euphoric dream sequence in which your clothes flew off into the ether.
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Save for her euphoric 2017 song of the summer contender "Cut to the Feeling," Jepsen hasn't released new solo material in years.
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New moms anticipating a seamless, euphoric process are often surprised to discover that feeding newborns is hard and rarely goes as planned.
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Joe Avella: These gourmet dishes not only taste amazing but also give you a euphoric feeling because they are infused with cannabis.
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I feel euphoric after speaking to Huxley, as if the CIA director personally phoned me to confirm the moon landings were faked.
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But within minutes I'm up bouncing along to another track, checking my posture in the mirror and feeling nothing short of euphoric.
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The THC is what you makes you feel "high," while CBD is thought to have benefits without producing the same euphoric feeling.
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The Trump Shuttle jet landed safely, if in a shower of sparks, and a euphoric Mr. Trump hailed the pilots as heroes.
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At the final whistle, the crowd detonated a euphoric shout, and the home players left the field to joyous singing and applause.
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Sarah-Kay Lacks, who works at JCC Manhattan and calls her family "post-denominational," said her son's bris was a euphoric experience.
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Euphoric scenes broke out in the capital of Algiers when state media carried reports that Bouteflika had ceded control with immediate effect.
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Known for their euphoric crowd-surfing performances, the Oxford-based band is not playing it safe in 2019 with two album releases.
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He teamed up with experience designer Lyndsey Wheeler and technical designer Brendan Bercik to bring his euphoric online hobby into a physical space.
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Those who were uncertain when the market was trading at 14 times forward price/earnings ratio are now ecstatically euphoric at 18 times.
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The same is true for listening to ABBA's music, which, while often dealing with sad subjects, has a euphoric, transporting quality to it.
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We may feel more physically aware (especially if we're watching the movie while cuddling with a partner), more euphoric, or just really relieved.
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Along with Hemsworth's JRPG cutscene score of a beat, "Hunnid" is a euphoric soundtrack to winning and getting paid both financially and spiritually.
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Mugabe resigned in November after a military takeover, and many Zimbabweans were euphoric at his departure after decades of economic and political paralysis.
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"While consumers are rather reserved about overall economic development in the future, they are downright euphoric about their own financial situations," Buerkl said.
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Nearly a decade ago, I wrote a Barron's cover story about the conspicuous absence of the euphoric little guy in that bull market.
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To these troubled men, Islam is not an opiate of the masses; it is a euphoric, reality-bending, and ultimately self-annihilating psychedelic.
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Headlines during the crisis reflected only the most extreme reactions: a euphoric "welcome culture" among some Germans and a xenophobic backlash by others.
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Fully 47% of east Germans say they identify as easterners before Germans, a far higher proportion than at the euphoric moment of reunification.
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When everyone else is euphoric after a huge run, it does not hurt for all of us to be a little more skeptical.
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Investors' bullish bets were so vigorous that they seemed "euphoric" to Lori Calvasina, the head of US equity strategy at RBC Capital Markets.
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At the start of the year, the euphoric prospect of meaningful fiscal reform translating into increased prosperity and wealth opportunities fueled American optimism.
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But the good feels extra good, too — like noticing a slightly irregular beer bottle, or hearing a song that's nothing short of euphoric.
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Spain's final set of domestic fixtures is bound to be engrossing, exhilarating and altogether euphoric for the teams who come out on top.
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It ends with an I miss you barely audible in the pushing-and-pulling of that specific pain that's so deep it's euphoric.
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I'm not sad because I think getting high is cool, but I just really feel like I'm missing out on some euphoric experience.
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This essay, "Poco a Poco," then tilts upward from its browsing survey of art and illustration to round on a sudden, euphoric vista.
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Kanna also activates cannabinoid receptors, particularly if it's smoked, which may be responsible for some of its sedative and euphoric effects, Giordano said.
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So I'm sitting in this room with Kevin, and Ben and Matt arrive, all euphoric from winning but also filled with mea culpas.
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Entering the show's first euphoric gallery, you can spot "The Birth of the World" shining forth from the far corner, like a beacon.
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But their price-to-earnings-growth ratios are in the bottom two, indicating that investors foresee growth but do not have euphoric expectations.
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Feature The film is a rare portrayal of black people in our fullness — angry and frightened and hurt, euphoric and loving and free.
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The euphoric "Dance This Mess Around," sci-fi-influenced "Planet Claire," and sexually suggestive "6060-842" remain staples of their live set today.
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When we finally score one — usually after days, sometimes weeks, spent scrolling through e-shop after e-shop — a euphoric rush comes over us.
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Main Street is borderline euphoric about the election of Donald Trump, with small business owners registering levels optimism not seen in nearly a year.
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It was euphoric when they played "Three Pistols," a song from Road Apples that I have long adored and had never heard in concert.
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A suite of euphoric early love songs segued into more mature work that began with "Getting Better," whose narrator was once a wife-beater.
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His somewhat flat delivery and shaky grasp of details left White House and GOP officials reportedly feeling "euphoric" before the afternoon session even began.
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Throw in a little melody, a lot of groove, and a dash of psych-rock, and you've got Euphoric, the band's debut full-length.
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The first single, "Missing U," serves as connective tissue between the last era and this new one: it's sparkling, half-euphoric and half-elegiac.
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That added unnecessary stress to the first hours and weeks of her life: Nothing punctures the euphoric baby bubble like an unexpected hospital bill.
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Cocaine creates a euphoric high by flooding the brain with neurochemicals such as dopamine, serotonin and norepinephrine, some of the body's main pleasure chemicals.
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The stock market is euphoric over the idea that a trade deal between the U.S. and China will fix the economy and boost earnings.
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CBD is associated with pain relief, as opposed to THC, the ingredient in marijuana which at higher concentrations is associated with euphoric "high" feelings.
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Hoegel, 40, has admitted to injecting patients with a drug that stopped their hearts so he could get a euphoric feeling from reviving them.
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Via his work on singles, his proclivity for a swollen, euphoric chorus has had a big impact on mainstream pop in the last decade.
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It's a collection of euphoric photos of town fairs, partying TV starlets turned politicians, and (partially) naked people making the most of their summer.
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Katrina Karkazis, San Francisco RE: LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION David Rees endorsed reading your grandma's teenage diaries as a euphoric, delicious bridge into the past.
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It had been a long 10 days since I'd first seen Rogue One in the euphoric setting of the world premiere in Los Angeles.
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That's because people either like the "high" or they don't—they rarely suddenly shift from hating the numbness and nausea to finding it euphoric.
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Four years after that visit, Peter and the Farm documents a year in Dunning's life, and the effect is somewhere between euphoric and harrowing.
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And then he was walking across the 18th green, playing to a euphoric crowd that wanted more, and knew there was more to come.
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She closed the 403 edition of the huge Spanish music festival Sónar with a driving, euphoric set that had about 15,000 revelers going wild.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi could have ordered the charges dropped, as she did for student protesters during her euphoric first days in office.
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Nearly a decade after the beginning of the 2008 financial crisis, concerns are rising that euphoric markets may be headed for a hard fall.
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One of them is Lori Calvasina, the head of US strategy at RBC Capital Markets, who says the rally has firmly entered "euphoric" territory.
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The aspirational and anxious, the euphoric and sad, are just a scroll away from one another, asking for the same thing: Like me, please.
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The indicator has crept to 7.6, close to the euphoric level of 8 [out of 10], that triggers a sell signal for risk assets.
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The Orange Revolution, as it is called, marked a euphoric moment in Ukraine's post-Communist history, a chance to become a modern liberal state.
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YOU SAID THAT THE MARKET HAD REACHED A QUOTE, EUPHORIC STATE, THAT IT HAD RUN AWAY AND THAT THERE MIGHT BE A BIG CORRECTION.
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A euphoric Mr. Jackson shouted Mr. Lee's name for "BlacKkKlansman," and the director jumped into his buddy's arms when he got to the stage.
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He recalls meeting with a number of patients who reported injecting water and other substances that did not deliver the euphoric high of heroin.
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Euphoric moment Malcolm Binns, a chemistry teacher at Sydney Grammar School, supervised the final-year students as they replicated the drug from the initial compound.
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Each hit delivers a few minutes of a pleasurable euphoric effect, leaving addicts wanting more, according to a report by the Organization of American States.
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It's that inherent fragility and uncertainty to every little moment that makes us appreciate when the good ones stack up into a big euphoric high.
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The spring snow is also great for people who love winter sports, with CNN affiliate KCNC reporting euphoric skiers at the Breckenridge's Spring Fever Festival.
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And because the odds are against you — 1 versus 99 in Solos or 4 versus 0003 in Squads — the high of winning is nearly euphoric.
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One look through Gucci's spring 2018 offering and you'll see how creative director Alessandro Michele has made the decade's euphoric aesthetic both nostalgic and contemporary.
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"We are not euphoric, we are cautious, that's why we're continuing to work on costs," Chief Financial Officer Frederic Gagey told journalists following the results.
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Euphoric, unbridled laughter is common, as are oddly introspective thoughts about existence and reality, and even synesthetic sensations, such as being able to "see" sounds.
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Every fun night out—every cigarette, cocktail, sleepless night, cheeseburger, coke bump, sun tan, ice cream, euphoric amphetamine, hour of makeup worn past 10 p.m.
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I was always a regular guy, but my stools seemed more substantial and left me with a euphoric—or poo-phoric—feeling almost every time.
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THC, the substance in cannabis that's responsible for its anxiety-inducing effects as well as its euphoric ones, activates your CB1 cannabinoid receptors, Giordano explains.
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Photo: nurzee (Pixabay)Anyone who's been part of a rowdy New Year's celebration knows that a little alcohol can make us euphoric, energetic, and affectionate.
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That's why going to Sephora can feel euphoric, like a deeply emotional healing ceremony and not the lead-up to you spending all your money.
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Strings kick in, on tracks like opener "The Truth, The Glow, The Fall," and euphoric builds make the whole record twinkle like a black crystal.
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Ingesting the toad's venom is pretty deadly for dogs and raccoons, but with humans it can reportedly induce a euphoric high, sometimes with visual hallucinations.
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Of course, everyone will have been on rollercoasters—they're quite a trip, and leave you euphoric, shaken and with a new-found zest for life.
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Political figures who had backed Trump from early on, and had been derided for doing so, were euphoric about the earthquake that had taken place.
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I guess what I'm trying to say is that early 2000s European techno gave us loads of euphoric pop choruses to sink our teeth into.
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It seems to hang delicately in some balance between wistful and euphoric, which is something Bronaugh said he strove for while he was composing it.
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If, before you start drinking, you're feeling friendly, or weepy, or euphoric, these feelings are likely to be exacerbated as you get more fucked up.
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As I explained to someone else who asked me about GHB last year, the more euphoric you feel, the closer you are to passing out.
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But that's what made it more-so liberating, being able to be a part of a nationwide spotlight being shone on GNC people was euphoric!
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As the intensity of battle faded, there we stood: an aging ex-fighter and a naïve young diplomat, feeling euphoric, exhausted and a little silly.
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He said Citigroup's proprietary panic euphoria model, based on investor sentiment, margin levels and other metrics, entered euphoric mode late last year, a contrarian sign.
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Ms. Kaul has an oozy, aspirated voice, and smears it tactfully atop Mr. Lam's euphoric, quick-stepping production, which bridges fiery garage and joyous disco.
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You are riding a euphoric high as you enter San Diego International Airport, having just returned from the most awesome weekend at Comic-Con International.
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They found that antibodies in the vaccine bound to the heroin before crossing the blood-brain barrier, thus preventing the euphoric effects of the drug.
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After an initial euphoric reaction to expectations of big stimulus under Trump's administration, which boosted cyclical sectors such as banks, investors had become more cautious.
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Common Sense A year ago, in the wake of President Trump's tax cut, euphoric investors pushed the Dow Jones industrial average past 213,254, a record.
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In the euphoric interregnum after the fall of Suharto, as atrophied political institutions struggled to create a functional democracy, the group assumed a formal identity.
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I did feel a euphoric relaxing sensation in my body and genitals during sex with Foria, but I was disappointed that I wasn't actually high.
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The numerous photos from the battlefront of Amiri with Soleimani in military fatigues, embracing and looking euphoric after evicting IS fighters, have personalized an old friendship.
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" As soon as euphoric recall creeps in, the advice is to "think the drink all the way through, down to our last miserable drunk and hangover.
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It has spawned parody subreddits like /r/AdviceAtheists and /r/aaaaaatheismmmmmmmmmm, along with the infamous Faces of Atheism and "In this moment I am euphoric" memes.
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It is raucous and euphoric, the camera spinning around the women and their overwhelmingly gorgeous kitchen as they let loose and give themselves fully to joy.
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Even as a euphoric crowd celebrated in Barcelona, the Senate in Madrid approved direct rule in Catalonia under article 155 of the constitution—an unprecedented step.
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A euphoric Franny, high on pot in the back seat of a car driven by his best friend, Bobby (Dylan Baker), spontaneously embraces Bobby from behind.
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Originally and still used as a sedative for people and animals, it's also a common party drug, since it can cause a euphoric if disorienting high.
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In trials, patients have reported disorientation, high blood pressure, and vomiting; others taking ketamine for depression have also talked about feeling something like a euphoric trip.
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It was that euphoric rush of creative excitement before the weight of pesky things like logistics and hard work send you into a pit of existentialism.
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At the time this aligned her with a euphoric "welcome culture", as ordinary Germans volunteered to help refugees and the press celebrated the country's humanitarian example.
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The contrast was obvious to the euphoric Rose Garden rally that Trump hosted with GOP House members after they passed their Obamacare repeal bill in May.
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I had chicken nuggets and fries the night before the first ceremony and two lattes the morning of it, and both ceremonies were powerful and euphoric.
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"I do think we were all a bit euphoric about the (PMI) numbers," the head of currency trading at one large Asian bank in London said.
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"Given when they purchased their four-bedroom house, the Tanners would be euphoric for what it is worth today," real estate agent Regine Familet told PopSugar.
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Kava is a plant from the South Pacific; the drinks made from its root have been consumed for centuries for their anti-anxiety and euphoric effects.
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The atmosphere has soured from the euphoric optimism with which Trump welcomed home three US prisoners from North Korea two weeks ago to doubt and uncertainty.
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Initially, drinking makes you feel euphoric because the disruption of these neurotransmitters results in large amounts of reward chemicals, like dopamine, being released all at once.
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Golden Hour, Musgraves' third studio album, streaming right now over at NPR, is so euphoric and emotionally candid that you'll suspect it dissolved on your tongue.
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Such has been the serpentine journey of Snyder, whose career has seen its fair share of unscalable road blocks that suddenly give way to euphoric successes.
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At face value, "Loudspeaker" is a euphoric anthem laden with pulsing rhythm guitar, very Haim meets 80s power-pop (we premiered the glorious track last month).
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Chicago captured the National League pennant on Saturday with a 63-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers before a euphoric throng at Chicago's Wrigley Field.
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Nicotine gum does not deliver the intense hit of nicotine that inhaling a vape pen does, so it produces less of a euphoric effect, he said.
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It was a way to segue out of reality for a second and get into my thoughts, almost as if I were in a euphoric state.
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Euphoric reviews and possible attention on Hollywood's awards circuit could help "Blade Runner 22049" play longer and more successfully in theaters than would be typically expected.
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That was a euphoric moment for many Ukrainians, some of whom could be seen celebrating with raised fists after gliding through immigration lanes in European airports.
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Vasquez's half-tearful, half-euphoric commentary alongside the footage made "Double Rainbow" instant, hilarious kitsch when the video abruptly took off in July of that year.
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The postelection Trump rally in the stock market is evidence of euphoric optimism about the fiscal stimulus, reduced regulations and lower taxes that are hoped for.
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A list of digits—months and days—spray-painted on city streets and printed on protest posters marking incidents of euphoric triumph, violence, anguish, and anger.
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The vocal elements are lifted from the Japanese game Mushihimesama, the 'hardest shoot-em-up in the world,' an absurd and euphoric overload of the senses.
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Within the painting, Barnes perfectly captures the collective energy of a club packed to the rafters with dancers and musicians who are in a euphoric zone.
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A euphoric mood also enveloped the presidential Blue House on Monday as Moon was greeted by cheers and a standing ovation by scores of aides and staff.
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Where a mother's words of guidance on "Be Yourself" come to a cautionary close, his euphoric acid trip on "Solo" is a bright, hazy point of escapism.
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These receptors all block pain (though not in the same way), but it's the activation of mu that's responsible for the euphoric, addictive high associated with opioids.
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It sent euphoric Zimbabweans into the streets to celebrate and was later described as a coup by Mugabe, who quit as impeachment proceedings loomed in the parliament.
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It's a pretty broad genre and yeah, sometimes it's a sex thing, but the basic gist is that certain sounds can make people feel relaxed — even euphoric.
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Clinton will be the nation's first female major party presidential nominee, and her supporters soaked up all of that history-making vibe during a euphoric victory rally.
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People were euphoric, at first like schoolchildren granted a surprise snow day and then like riders on an untested roller coaster, the drop somewhere out of sight.
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"Bath salts" is a blanket term for a group of designer drugs made from stimulants; they create a euphoric high like MDMA, sometimes with hallucinations thrown in.
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Seen from inside the GOP nominee's euphoric, angry crowds, the election the rest of the nation is watching might as well be unfolding on a different planet.
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The early months of it, I remember having the most vividly euphoric experiences, very transcendent, very blissful; a body high, but also with a strong mental side.
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Both quell cravings and prevent the negative effects of withdrawal, with a few differences: Buprenorphine produces fewer euphoric effects and is less likely to lead to overdose.
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While under German occupation, the people of Wellington Wells did something terrible — so terrible that they chose to erase their memories with a euphoric hallucinogen called Joy.
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Guy started DJing and making euphoric music at the same time she was doing her master's degree, drawing on influences including disco, house, soul, and R&B.
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In fact, the first recorded call between the two men comes within hours of Blair winning the premiership in 1997, and the Briton seems euphoric and dazed.
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And really what's more absurd than one of our generation's most famously euphoric celebrities whispering about her hit songs while rubbing a gray blanket on a microphone?
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Ms. Montgomery's euphoric reaction at the moment of revelation is akin to that of someone winning a Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes, but without any mention of money.
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Artfully layered and often beat-centered, it's an indie-rock album both brooding and frisky, with a few tracks, like "New Song," that veer toward the euphoric.
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She remembers dodging through a euphoric crowd of 20083,22008 in Chicago's Grant Park to stand just 22017 feet from the stage when President-elect Barack Obama appeared.
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Like those of his LuckyMe labelmates Hudson Mohawke and Rustie, his productions maintained the euphoric energy of club music, but they were "soft," as Høiberg puts it.
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On the one hand, you've got reports speculating about whether euphoric experiences like my own are becoming a thing of the past, thanks to online music services.
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Over Jayda's cheery chords and euphoric, thudding drum programming, Dash offers a vocal that falls somewhere between a self-help tape and session with a loving domme.
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The authorities in Moscow justified Russia's annexation of Crimea on the basis of a referendum conducted in the euphoric aftermath of Russia's stealthy invasion of the peninsula.
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And now — after a euphoric response to the idea of a revival from the news media and advertisers — they're signed up for a 13-episode second season.
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Bingers are more likely to experience the euphoric highs, as psychologists have discovered, but they also move past a show more quickly once they're done watching it.
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On Day 3, After successfully climbing 1,000 feet out of Paradox Valley, I hurtled down Highway 90, euphoric to finally arrive at the Colorado-Utah state line.
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Sónar unites Spain's late-night culture with the euphoric stamina of fans of techno, house and other varieties of music that use machines to generate sweaty motion.
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The $16 four-pack or $24 six-pack is more palatable to consumers than the $27 price point for a euphoric like Kin, the company's founders think.
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I'd been holding on so tightly for so long,-nearly two decades, that when I finally let go — eyes shut, cheeks awash with tears — it felt euphoric.
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Not Nick and Nora Charles, for whom life is a euphoric succession of dry martinis and drier banter, seasoned with a little detective action here and there.
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The NYC Winter Jazzfest is best described as a hectic but euphoric convergence of musicians and fans in a range of spaces around Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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That constant pulse drew the ear to changes in orchestral texture — color, heat and grit — building to a euphoric homecoming that drew rapturous applause from the audience.
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They also found what the department described in a statement as "multiple" containers of concentrated THC, the chemical compound found in cannabis that causes a euphoric high.
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When taken as prescribed, these drugs can eliminate someone's cravings for opioids and withdrawal symptoms without the kind of euphoric high that heroin or traditional painkillers cause.
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Correction: A BlackRock spokesperson said Fink was referring to global investors when he said "the story is not as euphoric as it feels in the U.S. equity markets."
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The skinny on Ariana she's from NYC and generally creates a sparkly, occasionally euphoric, dance-angled kind of synth-pop that'll find favor with fans of Charli XCX.
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Noting especially tough conditions outside the United States, Ermotti said investment banking revenues were down about a third compared to the euphoric first quarter that kicked off 2018.
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"Call the Police" is a festival-set closer waiting to happen, building and building to a cacophonous, borderline euphoric climax that doesn't quite obscure the track's pointed lyrics.
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Last year's double A-side "No Way Out/I'll Start Believing" was definitely the toe-dipping exercise required before diving head-first into this liberated, more euphoric direction.
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Of course I had decent pills in later years, but I don't recall them ever having that same huge, euphoric "whoooosh" that you'd get with the early ones.
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I enjoyed that euphoric feeling of accomplishment and relief for about an hour, while my parents and I took part in a post-recital ice cream shop ritual.
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It wasn't that I needed to go there and DJ, just being in that realm of the people and seeing him do his thing was a euphoric feeling.
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As Ms. Keys sings from her perch on a free-standing fire escape, intimate duets, seductive solos and euphoric jam sessions unfold on an abstracted city street below.
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Skating in front of a crowd of euphoric supporters at the Gangneung Ice Arena, the 113-year-old took steps out of his quad toeloop and triple Lutz.
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Amid euphoric celebrations over longtime President Robert Mugabe's resignation Tuesday, many are questioning whether the strongman's successor — a longtime Mugabe ally — will actually bring about much-needed change.
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None of the problems the night before were apparent on prime-time television, where polished speeches by Michelle Obama and Senator Bernie Sanders were met with euphoric cheers.
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In fact, Mr. Roell was so keyed up, he did not sleep at all that night and headed straight to the plant before sunrise, bleary-eyed but euphoric.
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"I have had the long-held view that when this bull market ends, it probably does not end the same euphoric measures as past bull markets," Sonders said.
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There was something euphoric about the place, as though each morning, just before it opened, someone struck a giant diamond tuning fork that magically resonated till closing time.
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Judging by Foals' headline set at last year's Citadel festival, the band certainly have the songs—the big, euphoric moments and the low, light transcendence to temper those.
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" Tory councillor Abhishek Sachdev, a passenger who was delayed 15 hours waiting for the next flight to Dubai after the incident, euphoric on re-pumped turd air: "Insane.
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The few times my good-luck tactics have actually "worked" and I've looked up at the screen to see my number about to be called, I've felt euphoric.
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Her vast body of work covers virtually every thinkable micro-facet of love's trajectory, from preliminary crushes to euphoric beginnings to sexual bliss to the despondency of finality.
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The fall of Raqqa, where Islamic State staged euphoric parades after its string of lightning victories in 2014, is a potent symbol of the jihadist movement's collapsing fortunes.
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Cannabidiol has little direct effect on the cannabinoid receptors in the brain, so it is largely devoid of the euphoric effects of THC, the major intoxicant in marijuana.
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She has written two fresh and accessible novels, "Conversations With Friends" (2017) and now "Normal People," which have been met with euphoric reviews in the Anglo-Irish press.
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"Sentiment among German business is euphoric ... Companies' satisfaction with their current business situation reached its highest level since Germany's reunification," Ifo Chief Clemens Fuest said in a statement.
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Mr. Mesa, 603, called the outcome a "triumph" as he addressed euphoric supporters in La Paz and called on voters who picked other opposition candidates to support him.
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Because lozenges are ingested, not inhaled, the nicotine is absorbed more slowly into the body and they don't deliver the same euphoric dopamine hit of ripping a Juul.
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Jeff Cronenweth's cinematography is often eloquent and more creative than the script, especially in the film's euphoric opening as James dances wildly, naked and out of his mind.
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" For a few undoubtedly euphoric months, Hitler was also getting swabs of high-grade cocaine, a sedation and stimulation combo that Mr. Ohler likens to a "classic speedball.
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One section honored the Haitian-born poet and performance artist Assotto Saint, who died of AIDS in 1994, while another found her singing a euphoric ode to rice.
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He looked pretty euphoric, though, as he scampered past the beer pong tables and stacks of Domino's pizza, clutching a composition book in lieu of a fig leaf.
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" But, he added, "I hope that this euphoric phase will not weaken our ability to look reality in the face" and "to understand that compelling battles still lie ahead.
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In 10 years in the area as a correspondent, I thought, in the euphoric period after the end of the Soviet Union, that even Russia might come into membership.
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Noga was selling kava, a mildly sedative and euphoric drink consumed across the Pacific Islands, and poi, a traditional Hawaiian food made out of taro, outside of the event.
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Michelle Obama The star of the night was Obama, who delivered an unequivocal endorsement of Clinton and took a sharp swipe at Republican nominee Trump, sparking a euphoric reception.
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Studies show that people who are able to pursue their passions at work experience flow, a euphoric state of mind that is five times more productive than the norm.
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"Since we returned to the pool, we trained everyday so we could be stronger than ever," said a euphoric Wenwen, who with her sister will turn 32 next month.
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"(At the beginning of the year) investors were euphoric, they wanted to take new positions and emerging markets were always working," said Marcin Zawislak, dealer at Santander Bank Polska.
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Just after the revolution, riders in Benghazi helped his friends make a euphoric trip to Derna, 1,300 km (830 mi) away, before Islamist extremists took the picturesque town over.
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Clinton in the euphoric glow of trailblazing women, with the hope that people would reconsider who she is or, at least, take a measure of pride in her achievement.
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The disease affects over 217 million Americans and causes those who have it to vacillate between euphoric highs and desperate lows, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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"The Trump administration will now be faced with a dilemma of enforcing principles and risking strained relations with Seoul or getting on the euphoric peace train," he added. Rep.
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"It took care of the migraine, but I found myself taking [the painkillers] even when I didn't have the migraine, because I just enjoyed that euphoric numbness," he said.
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For party stalwarts, the race for the Republican presidential nomination began in a state of euphoric excitement about a buffet of political talent, with governors and ex-governors galore.
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In fact, it became a running theme on his band's second record—this idea that when life delivers a euphoric, all-enveloping calm, it can suddenly come crashing down.
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Both are opioids that tame people's cravings for opioids like painkillers and heroin without producing, when taken as prescribed, the kind of euphoric high that painkillers and heroin do.
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Somehow, Daniel Caesar managed to precisely crystallize that euphoric disbelief, that constant sensation of floating — and then enlisted Kali Uchis for her characteristically surreal vocals to amplify the effect.
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That film, the sixth chapter in a 23-year-old series, received euphoric reviews and generated $791 million in global ticket sales, 22009 percent more than its franchise predecessor.
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When used as prescribed, these generally safer opioids help suppress withdrawal symptoms without leading to the kind of euphoric high that can lead to more use and, therefore, overdose.
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As he runs for re-election in 2020, he is likely to keep talking tough, but the reception - at least in some key states - may not be as euphoric.
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Vaccaro and the rest of the O'Bannon team were euphoric about the antitrust ruling, but disappointed that she was still allowing the N.C.A.A. to place limits on compensation to athletes.
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The show, starring Zendaya as a high schooler struggling with drug addiction, looks gritty, complex, and, yes, euphoric, in a way we're not used to seeing shows portray high schoolers.
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The reasons we drink, and the situations, people, places, and memories that will likely lead to bouts of FOMA and/or euphoric recall, are going to be different for everyone.
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"It's a lot worse than I've ever seen it," said Malina Wheeldon, who went ahead with the scheduled opening of her new Euphoric Soul Salon & Boutique business despite the floods.
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Stewart's latest window-shopping trip to a hardware store called Websters was such an emotional, euphoric experience for him that he couldn't resist filming it and sharing it to Twitter.
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After a euphoric iPhone 6 product cycle, Apple and Cook now face a pivotal "make or break" iPhone 7 product cycle, which will dictate the future growth story at Apple.
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"That euphoric sense that the consumer gets when they're earning more money, when they have more discretionary money to spend, we're at the beginning of that time period," Blancato said.
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Studies have shown that people who are able to pursue their passions at work experience flow, a euphoric state of mind that is five times more productive than the norm.
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It would appear that this conflict is fueled by these addictive drugs, which bring the hypothalamus to a place where you can commit horrendous acts and feel euphoric about it.
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One of Butt's neighbors, Ikenna Chigbo, told Reuters he had chatted with Butt - also known as "Abz" - just hours before the attack on Saturday and said he appeared "almost euphoric".
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The end of the Cold War made Europeans euphoric: Once democratic institutions were built, free elections held and centralized economies replaced with capitalist ones, everyone assumed the job was done.
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Inspired by his carefree moves, Elio gets up to dance near him, and then the two of them throw their limbs around to the euphoric synth and electric piano keys.
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So to avoid suffering through it, people often seek out drugs like heroin and opioid painkillers — not necessarily to get a euphoric high, but to feel normal and avoid withdrawal.
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The key is that they do this in a safe medical setting, and when taken as prescribed do not produce the euphoric high that opioids do when they are misused.
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But there was nothing in them that ever smacked of the predatory; on the contrary, it was his fastidious honesty, his euphoric interest in sexuality, that rattled and embarrassed me.
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However, experts in Ukraine said that mephedrone has seen a steady growth due to its low cost and strong euphoric effect, and word of mouth increases its popularity every month.
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While that all seems well and good, famously contrarian economist David Rosenberg at Gluskin Sheff says there's more than meets the eye for what amounts to a near-euphoric reading.
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Then, after some Kübler-Ross stages of grief, and a few million pink pussy hats, came the questions: How to harness the euphoric rage of the record-breaking women's marches?
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It's an uneasy number, caked in grit and lead by the pace of wearily ricocheting percussion—it feels like it wants to get euphoric and let loose but can't totally.
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His frightening warning: Since ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic, I might feel like I'm leaving my body and experience a "bad trip," as opposed to a more euphoric hallucinatory state.
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When taken as prescribed, medications like methadone and buprenorphine can eliminate someone's cravings for opioids and withdrawal symptoms without producing the kind of euphoric high that heroin or traditional painkillers can.
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Part of her "Color Sweeps" series, the painting muses on the theme of flight through a mixture of heavy brushing and staining, with bright tones producing a sharp and euphoric air.
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After news broke Monday that a tentative deal was made, workers were euphoric: Here's how we feel about the life-changing contract we won after more than two months on strike.
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The New Jersey dance trio has released four LPs since 2008, crafting euphoric club hits with Bebe Rexha ("Take Me Home"), Nelly ("Millionaire"), Sofia Reyes ("How to Love") and many more.
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As the song grows in momentum, the pads grow increasingly more euphoric, before arpeggiated bleeps and bloops and a closing ripper of a synth solo show up to add some spice.
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Or the Chainsmokers' "Closer," which hints at a euphoric crescendo but delivers only a two-tone comedown with lyrics delivered in therapy speak ("I drink too much, and that's an issue").
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By one measure, investors are more bullish than they've been in three years, and market sentiment is approaching "euphoric territory," according to a new report from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Edibles tend to use distillates, a form of THC that is supposed to be void of taste, or cannabutter, which is butter infused with cannabis that provides a strong, euphoric high.
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There's an argument that this decision creates a rewarding kind of tension; the sense of relief when you do reach that save point after an epic series of battles is euphoric.
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And, most rare and interesting, there's "deep absorption," when players enter a kind of trance, a state of "euphoric joy" in which they have complete control and yet feel almost disembodied.
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"We are cautious people," HDE president Josef Sanktjohanser said of the forecast, adding that the December dip in sales was followed by a start to 2018 that was "not so euphoric".
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He was a manager for whom victory in Rome had unique meaning, as well as a deep reserve of historic memories, some of which must have been euphoric and others traumatic.
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"If they are at a point where they can issue, it means various parts of the jigsaw would have fallen in place... After 15 years, people will be euphoric," he said.
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" In terms of body high, David says, "what I could focus on was intensely euphoric, a mix between the relaxation of the mushrooms and the stimulation of the LSD and MDMA.
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As most people are aware, cocaine induces euphoric feelings that typically last between 5 and 30 minutes, and as users come down from that high, they often report feelings of anxiety.
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"Cheeseburger in Paradise," which he wrote after a precarious sailing trip, is about a cheeseburger, plain and simple, with a euphoric bridge that is just a list of condiments he loves.
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"Seventh Heaven" juxtaposes thoughts of euphoric love and disillusionment — "We shoot for the empire/Land in the dust pile" — amid shimmering keyboards, skeins of intertwined guitars and ever more buoyant choruses.
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Money managers are not just bullish about the stock market, they're euphoric about the current and future state of the global economy, data from the Bank of America Merrill Lynch shows.
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Since releasing his debut solo album, "Heartbreaker," in 2000, the singer-songwriter Ryan Adams has become a singular chronicler of the euphoric highs of love and the miserable lows of heartbreak.
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Guaido in January invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency after declaring Maduro's 2018 re-election a fraud, winning him broad international recognition and bringing euphoric crowds to the streets.
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After his short film screened at the Sundance Film Festival in 2008, a euphoric Simon Fitzmaurice was walking the snowy streets of Park City, Utah, when his foot began to hurt.
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Guaido in January invoked the constitution to assume an interim presidency after declaring Maduro's 2018 re-election a fraud, winning him broad international recognition and bringing euphoric crowds to the streets.
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The stock market's poor start to December halted in its tracks the kind of euphoric rally that has marked the end of past bull markets, a so-called blow-off top.
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Over 45 action-packed minutes (the work has grown since its humbler beginnings at Fall for Dance in 2015), soloists emerge from the ensemble with improvisations ranging from euphoric to dystopic.
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When taken as prescribed, buprenorphine can eliminate someone's cravings for opioids and withdrawal symptoms — to help avoid relapse — without producing the kind of euphoric high that heroin or traditional painkillers can.
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It's hard to describe what mescaline "does," because it's a lot of contradictory sensations: On one hand, it's euphoric, visually rich and enchanted; on the other, it's quite physically uncomfortable and draining.
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"I think the good news for the market is that the sentiment is still far from euphoric," said Marc Pouey, U.S. equity and quantitative strategist at Bank of America in New York.
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When taken as prescribed, these drugs can eliminate someone's cravings for opioids and withdrawal symptoms — to help avoid relapse — without producing the kind of euphoric high that heroin or traditional painkillers can.
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And while rural voters are positively euphoric in support of the real estate magnate, the suburban electorate is not far behind: 44% of them expressing support, along with 28% of urban voters.
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Germany's initially euphoric "welcome culture" soon soured, especially after New Year's Eve, when crowds of mainly Arab men, including refugees, robbed and sexually assaulted women during festivities in Cologne and other cities.
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The remix of "Tosch" has all the ingredients that it takes to lift your spirits on a hot summer day: euphoric synth lines, a catchy melody and some little breakdowns in between.
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Most of all, it was an experience that was only possible within VR. The game was the biggest euphoric rush I've felt in VR, and that feeling occurred again at this event.
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Their collaborative work has often been this radiant and euphoric thing, and though this record is comparatively a little more twisted, there's still a lot of joy to be found here too.
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During the worship sessions, for instance, the congregation would get whipped up into a frenzy with this fast-paced music, before everything slowed down, creating a sort of trance-like, euphoric state.
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It's here that Daft Punk exercise the vocoder most effectively—literally playing the human voice like an electric guitar—while breaking with the largely euphoric tone of the rest of the album.
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But Bad Bunny withholds the biggest of the previously released songs here for the end of the album, when the euphoric "Estamos Bien" arrives like a healing sunrise after an agonizing night.
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"It's the most euphoric experience you'll ever have without drugs," one of the co-founders of Ultimate Power informs me when I confess to this being my first time attending the night.
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"Before they climb euphoric at the crest of their dirty water wave, with evil purposes & lies, here is a touch of reality," Johana Tablada, a Cuban Foreign Ministry official, wrote on Twitter.
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So, when people demonstrate that they subscribe to theories of racism, they have shown their hand, and I am immediately roused by the euphoric understanding that they are compromised, diminished and assailable.
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United had little trouble keeping Ajax at bay in the closing stages, and the celebrations were euphoric after the match, with Pogba producing some dance moves in front of United's jubilant fans.
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"Positioning in the US equity market among institutional investors has turned euphoric and highlights the extent to which FOMO (fear of missing out) has gripped the institutional equity investor community," she wrote.
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But while he has creates full narratives on solo projects like "Acid Rap" and "Coloring Book," meandering through his own complex observations about faith and family, "Surf" is a euphoric popcorn mix.
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"Don, I'm here in the GOP locker room where the mood is nothing short of euphoric," said Heidi Gardner, playing CNN's Dana Bash, surrounded by Republican senators dancing and exchanging back slaps.
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More recently, US officials said last year that some jihadist fighters in Syria may be using the drug Captagon, an amphetamine pill that can provide a surge of energy and a euphoric high.
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When Obama was elected on his euphoric platform of "hope and change," there was tremendous optimism he would be able to remold the United States to be more in line with German values.
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The well-known "Studies for the Libyan Sibyl" (circa 1510–10003) and lesser-known "Study of torso of Dusk in Medici Chapel" (circa 1520–1530) both contain similar pleasures of euphoric fade-outs.
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Image: Getty ImagesIn December, the headlines were euphoric: After a deadly West African Ebola epidemic two years ago, scientists had not only developed a vaccine, but it appeared to be 2232 percent effective.
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All the more unusual, these attributes omit the defining trait of the historically successful investment bank—wild, euphoric, glorious years of profit (often then paid out to staff and lost in subsequent busts).
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When I'm with my family, it's a euphoric moment, and those things resonate to me very, very deeply, and that's important to me because I feel so much love, and empathy and compassion.
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But at the time, still euphoric, Brosnan decided to go out to the garden to deliver the happy message to his wife, Cassie, who died last December of ovarian cancer at age 210.
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During a time in which some of his peers were rapping about their struggles with pill addiction, Travis went deeper into the euphoric world he could create with the help of those substances.
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"The landing was spectacular, everyone was in the brace position, they told us head downs, when we landed it was like a euphoric release, everyone was cheering, everyone was applauding," the passenger recalls.
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Heavens crack open with light as Thundercat's extended solo on "Askim" keeps the choirs euphoric, eventually dimming to a supper-club candlelit intimacy where Washington's sax then rebuilds its stairway to the stars.
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The new Golden Age is heralded with a series of newspaper headlines and newsreel clips that condense six days of social chaos, as euphoric mass production gives way to inflation, panic and catastrophe.
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Make no mistake: the intention is not for you to read a few depressing words and then forget about them for a few minutes while a euphoric disco track plays in the background.
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"Watchout" is the zenith of this fusion, seeing the MC deliver rapid-fire bars as deftly as heavyweights like Kano over a euphoric and blown-out instrumental reminiscent of experimental artists like Gaika.
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In 2010, Uffie finally realised her vision with Sex Dreams and Demin Jeans, a full length album which celebrated the diverse, glossy, euphoric, sad niche she had spent so long carving for herself.
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We're bringing him, and you obviously, an exclusive listen to a typically deranged mix courtesy of breakbeat badboys 2 Bad Mice, who turn "Everybody" into a rushy and rushing slab of euphoric perfection.
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With five other Latinx performers, Gutierrez uses the heightened emotions of telenovelas and tangled, sometimes chaotic, sometimes euphoric movement to reflect on the threads of his own identity as a queer Latino artist.
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When taken as prescribed, methadone and buprenorphine eliminate someone's cravings for opioids and withdrawal symptoms — to help avoid relapse — without producing the kind of euphoric high that heroin or more traditional painkillers can.
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One of Coltrane's earliest biographers, C.O. Simpkins, described the quartet's shows in these years — with Mr. Jones lighting fires and Mr. Tyner splashing them with multihued harmonies — as a kind of euphoric cleanse.
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For hours after the match, Mexico City resounded with the joyous cacophony of car horns, and euphoric fans turned public plazas into giant parties — waving Mexican flags, singing, chanting, spraying foam and drinking.
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Though the exact mechanisms are unclear, the synthetic drug's euphoric effects are thought to amplify the positive patterns of thinking taught by therapy, as well as make people feel less anxious during sessions.
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As news that President Trump was pulling out of the Paris climate accord hit at a luncheon for small-business owners in Toledo, Ohio, on Thursday, an already happy crowd suddenly turned euphoric.
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Works like Mr. Wagenbrett's "Aufbruch" are a reminder that what was largely perceived as a momentous, euphoric event in the West was, in East Germany, an era of great danger, anxiety and upheaval.
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The dramatic escalation of tensions between the United States and Iran forced once-euphoric investors to confront the risk of a tit-for-tat spiral that derails the economy by depressing consumer spending.
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Although the percentage of cases cannot be generalized to the public, majority of whom achieve the intended euphoric effects of THC, we can see that people can have unintended effects from cannabis use.
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See, festivals have always been places where people would come to participate in the euphoric and often transcendent power of music, which happens to be wielded most effectively when experienced in a huge crowd.
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This singer and violinist, a onetime touring member in Of Montreal who branched off to pursue solo work, makes orchestral pop that feels openhearted and euphoric, even when its subject matter is decidedly heavy.
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In addition to reducing physical pain, it can lead people to feel calm and euphoric, since it binds to the brain's opioid receptors, causing the release of extra dopamine — a neurotransmitter linked to happiness.
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Lilley, 26, who was found guilty along with her 43-year-old pal Trudi Lenon, was so "full of herself and euphoric" afterward, she bragged to a work colleague about the killing, prosecutors said.
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The music itself is distributed primarily through mixes, each of which are assembled by a cadre of scene adherents who troll through the dregs of Soundcloud for the latest, greatest, and most euphoric hits.
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I would love to say my first pill was taken in a crowded field on the outskirts of Manchester at 218 AM to the euphoric piano plonks of Liquid's "Sweet Harmony"—but it wasn't.
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The out-of-body experience caused by ketamine can feel euphoric, but when it doesn't—when it's a paralyzing, hallucinogenic, often frightening ordeal—that's when recreational users talk about falling into a K-hole.
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As tens of thousands of euphoric Cubans greet President Obama and his family in Havana on March 21, the President will be doing more than solidifying a new era in U.S.-Cuban diplomatic relations.
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Thursday afternoon's meeting will likely foretell a difficult two days for Trump, who is coming off a near euphoric visit to Poland, where the President was showered with praise from the conservative Polish government.
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" Before saying he didn't want the interview to be all about weed, Harrelson explained the euphoric effect it had on him before revealing that he felt weed was hindering him from being "emotionally available.
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Their most prolific producer, Traumprinz (AKA DJ Metatron, Prince of Denmark) who wrote 2016's best track and smudges everything with his mark of euphoric melancholy, doesn't play gigs and never shows his face.
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I regularly take the pills when I know I am going to work on art, so I can work long hours with the euphoric energy it takes to make a work of art mystical.
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Buprenorphine is itself an opioid which reduces withdrawal symptoms and the craving for opioids, while removing patients from the roller coaster of euphoric highs and crushing lows that come with opioid misuse or abuse.
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Also known as Suboxone, buprenorphine is an opioid that eliminates someone's cravings for opioids and withdrawal symptoms — to help avoid relapse — without producing the kind of euphoric high that heroin or traditional painkillers can.
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The consensus among Cuban players, coaches and fans is that the best way to stem the flow is through the deal with the M.L.B. Reaction to the deal from players and fans was euphoric.
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"On my first retreat I had an experience that bordered on hallucinogenic, that had to do with viewing the interior of my mind," Wright says as Ingram beams an encouraging, euphoric grin his way.
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It was a spring so euphoric that it felt as though Carmen Miranda had gone for a stroll along the sea floor and emerged with sponges, sea lilies and anemones clinging to her petticoats.
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After starring in another hit Disney Channel series, this mystery gal kicked off her movie career with a supporting role in "Spider-Man: Homecoming" ... and things have only gotten more euphoric for her since.
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I never understood why anyone would take them in the first place but this article shed on light on the 'euphoric first time' [and] helps me understand the driving of force of their addiction.
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It swells to a euphoric crescendo, but there's a subtlety to the song—perhaps an overarching airiness, which imbues it with a great deal of space —that leaves room for reflection amid the rush.
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Asim Shah, a professor and executive vice chair at Baylor College of Medicine who co-led several of these studies, told me that doctors have long been curious about the euphoric effects of ketamine.
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Citigroup's U.S. equity strategy team's Panic/Euphoria Model shows that when investors are euphoric, stock prices are lower 12 months later more than 20073 percent of the time, with a median decline of 12.6 percent.
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"It's now or never," Anguita, a pivotal figure of the left and who started 20 years ago to design the strategy to break the Socialists' hegemony, urged around 2,000 activists and followers, drawing euphoric applause.
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But the 19th century nang parties that he pioneered along the way were also embraced by the world beyond his lab, as word of nitrous' euphoric effects spread to London and eventually the United States.
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THC has an affinity to bind to CB218 receptors: It won't shut off your breathing or heart like opioids do because it doesn't affect the brain stem, but it does trigger that euphoric "high" feeling.
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"I have never seen a public figure whose death made so many people sad and made so many people euphoric," said Liu Yawei, the director of the China program at the Carter Center in Atlanta.
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SYDNEY, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Home prices across Australia's major cities were flat for a second month in November as regulators' efforts to rein in investment lending triggered a reversal in the once-euphoric Sydney market.
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BUT I WILL TELL YOU THAT I REALLY THINK EVEN THOUGH EARNINGS ARE GOING TO BE VERY GOOD AND EVEN, AND WHAT HAVE YOU, I JUST THINK THIS THING HAS GOT INTO A EUPHORIC STATE.
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For all its magic and imaginative flair, the story of "The Little Prince" is not especially happy, although the screenplay, by Irena Brignull and Bob Persichetti, puts as euphoric a spin as possible on events.
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He underplays the part so deftly that Brand's emotional climax — when he sees that his methods actually work — is conveyed by no more than a few euphoric seconds of rapid blinking and a half-smile.
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I spent the rest of the day in euphoric appreciation of the scenery and playing with Butch, a huge South African Mastiff that fit too perfectly into the Narnia-like setting of the Humboldt hills.
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"Being able to win an able-bodied national title in snowboard cross as someone with a prosthetic leg — it's, like, almost as euphoric as winning a gold medal in the games in Sochi," he said.
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I became much more sensitive to the touch, and noticed some increased blood flow in the region, which certainly helped when it came to experiencing just more of all the euphoric physical sensations of sex.
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Upon a re-listen, I can recall listening to a certain song during a particularly bad day, a euphoric work out session, or a daunting commute made better by a certain song of the summer.
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The American football championship has turned normally straight-laced office workers euphoric and the city of Minneapolis into a party as the Patriots seek their sixth Super Bowl title and the Philadelphia Eagles their first.
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Photo by Joshua Mellin If you'll remember, we spent Friday watching The Strokes' euphoric, triumphant Governors Ball headline set, a solid hour and a half of classics that left us feeling all sorts of buzzed.
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Donald Trump represents the most cataclysmic change I've seen in my three-plus decades in Washington, DC. While there are ample concerns, I am excited, entertained and even somewhat euphoric about it — and I'm a Democrat!
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After an hour-and-a-quarter, Obama simply said "Thank you very much, press corps -- good luck" as a presidency that opened in a euphoric blast of hope and change slipped quietly into its final hours.
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There can be long, dark nights of the soul, tear-filled confrontations with loved ones, and moments of euphoric self-discovery and punishing self-doubt — which also happen to be fantastic material for a feature film.
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The single currency got a further boost as German business morale hit new high, with sentiment "euphoric", according to the Munich based Ifo economic institute that compiles the data from 7,000 companies in Europe's largest economy.
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"Some of those who liked it had become tolerant to the euphoric effects of heroin after long-term use and fentanyl gave them that," Sarah Mars of the University of California, San Francisco, told BuzzFeed News.
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Still, Wednesday night was really all about Morris' second album, Girl, just released on Friday, and the 28-year-old Texan seemed almost euphoric to be singing new material after almost three years of supporting Hero.
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Calling investment banking conditions among the toughest seen in years, especially outside the United States, Sergio Ermotti said investment banking revenues were down about a third compared to the euphoric first quarter that kicked off 2018.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A euphoric mood among German constructors and manufacturers drove business confidence to an all-time high in October, a survey showed, reflecting optimism that an upswing in Europe's largest economy has further to run.
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People who exercise before they work are probably already living their adrenalized best lives, but the euphoric feeling of settling into my assignments for the day after already maintaining a certain degree of focus was awesome.
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Even as automakers and technology companies have been promoting a euphoric vision of the future in which cars will drive themselves and serious crashes will be rare, their engineers have been engaged in a sobering debate.
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With millions of other voters euphoric at the election of a true political outsider as president, the clear divide over Mr. Trump inspired pleas of unity from his two biggest opponents, President Obama and Mrs. Clinton.
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Cramer argued that the most euphoric part of the market is in the world of cryptocurrencies like bitcoin, which Fed Chair Janet Yellen said on Wednesday was still a "very small" segment of the payment system.
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"The mood in the German economy is good but not euphoric," Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe said, citing concerns about weakening exports — traditionally Germany's main growth driver — linked to a slowdown in the United States and China.
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Not unlike the unwanted tourists creep who their way onto the beach in the film, its soundtrack has more ominous sounds snaking their way in and making even the most euphoric tracks have a twisted edge.
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Elsewhere, Thundercat—who was at the creative epicentre of Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly—helps shape album intro "Body Language" into a hypnotic cacophony of jazz flute shuffles that make Kali's voice sound almost euphoric.
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"First, if we see a tremendous amount of insider selling and secondary stock offerings that get lapped up by the market, something that happened near the peak in 2000, we might be too euphoric," he said.
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"I'm euphoric, thanking God for this opportunity, this triumph, so the people continue to reap benefits," said Ana Luisa Baez, 55, a widow and mother of four who runs a small store out of her home.
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It would prove to be pretty much as advertised; indeed just a few months later the euphoric bubble would burst with the violence, including a stabbing death, of the infamous rock festival at California's Altamont Speedway.
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Where game day around U.A.B. football in 2014 could be humdrum, the scene around Legion Field in 2018 is a sea of green and gold tents for euphoric tailgaters and food trucks galore scattered among revelers.
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It is difficult to reconcile the fierce international objections with the euphoric flag-waving celebrations in Kurdish cities, where residents are convinced they will be voting for independence next week no matter what the world thinks.
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The first comprehensive survey of the Congolese artist is a euphoric exhibition as utopian wonderland featuring his fantasy architectural models and cities — works strong in color, eccentric in shape, loaded with enthralling details and futuristic aura.
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The first comprehensive survey of the Congolese artist is a euphoric exhibition as utopian wonderland, featuring his fantasy architectural models and cities — works strong in color, eccentric in shape, loaded with enthralling details and futuristic aura.
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You get-- you'll get-- kind of a euphoric surge or something like that, but-- to risk, you know, starting all over again, you know, and losing everything and you've got children and-- it's just-- it's madness.
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Whether or not you read Wattam as a euphoric eco-fable or whimsical lesson in collective action (really, it's both) at a fraught historical moment, Takahashi's outlook feels more precious than ever, circle dances and all.
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The earlier gains were due to very persistent inflow into Asia emerging equities for "a long time", particularly "large and euphoric inflows" driving valuations up, said Jonathan Garner, Morgan Stanley's chief Asia and emerging equity strategist.
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Such medicines, known as methadone and buprenorphine, are opioids that effectively tame people's cravings for opioids like painkillers and heroin without producing, when taken as prescribed, the kind of euphoric high that painkillers and heroin do.
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"As a central banker who has to be pragmatic, I cannot get euphoric if India is the fastest-growing large economy," Rajan said in a speech to banking and finance students in the western city of Pune.
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Epic Products LLC announced a voluntary recall of its Euphoric capsules after an analysis by the Food and Drug Administration found they contained two prescription drugs — sildenafil and tadalafil — that are used to treat male erectile dysfunction.
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But one game doesn't make a system, and Nintendo has since proven that even once the euphoric sensation of playing Breath of the Wild on the go wears off, the Switch still has a lot to offer.
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With the euphoric "Sip My Ocean" (1996), Ms. Rist revels in water and its plant life, forsakes the monitor for the walls or objects, or takes to the floor or ceiling, moving toward ever more immersive installations.
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Instantly recognisable, euphoric, replete with a tight hook and a silky smooth guest spot from Jay-Z – this song will be remembered for as many years as it takes until humanity evolves beyond the need for hearing.
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Legowelt seems to channel some of the mythological ethos the title implies by creating a sense of hectic rapture, where the synths swirl in winding figures evocative of the euphoric natural gas experts say influenced the oracle.
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Milani says that while alcohol can make us more euphoric and friendly if a person is impulsive and aggressive, they're more likely to take the first swing when they're drunk than someone who is usually more chill.
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No degree in finance was required to divine the lesson of the moment: Markets go down as well as up, a reality often drowned out by the euphoric celebrations to greet one record or another being shattered.
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Euphoric Margaritaville executives estimate that Parrot Heads, as Mr. Buffett's hard-core fans are known, make up less than 50 percent of the bookings: The hotel is attracting people that Mr. Buffett was probably not reaching before.
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Germany's Ifo business survey on Tuesday showed confidence soaring to record highs in July amid what its economists described as a 'euphoric' mood in German industry, while U.S. consumer confidence levels jumped to near 16-year highs.
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" What to listen for: Sounds inspired by the Japanese conceptual artist Ryoji Ikeda; steam, hydraulics and other industrial noises; contrasting English pastoral sounds; '80s synth music; recorded announcements; a brief euphoric excerpt from Sibelius's "Snöfrid, Op. 29.
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The prevailing perspective is that when valuations are high, sentiment either has to go from positive to euphoric in order for stocks to go higher — that, or actual earnings have to take a surprisingly sharp upward trajectory.
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"The pound's euphoric rally on last week's snap election news could be at further risk if the market loses confidence in the election's ability to make for easier negotiations with the EU," analysts from currencies exchange LMAX said.
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"'Bond shock' remains key autumn risk given euphoric flows to assets tied to 'zero-rate' expectations," Michael Hartnett and Brian Leung, two strategists at the bank, said in a note Friday morning entitled "Not so fast, Mr. Bond".
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Buprenorphine is a partial synthetic opioid and can help wean the body off more powerful opioids like heroin and methadone by offering a milder version of their euphoric effects, thereby preventing patients from having full-blown withdrawal symptoms.
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The tweets crystallized Trump's emerging midterm election message, which is designed to confound historic portents that first term presidents rarely get the same kind of turnout in the midterms as they enjoyed in their own euphoric election wins.
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So this interaction between art and real life makes a difference to the way the movie is absorbed, too: when you know the context, peer a little closer and the euphoric soundtrack comes across as kind of sinister.
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"The market is starting to come down from its euphoric high and realize that maybe not everything is going to be solved in the first 100 days," said Jake Dollarhide, chief executive of Longbow Asset Management in Tulsa.
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They had held the pills in their mouths to soften up the time-release mechanism coating so they could get the euphoric rush of an entire pill all at once, then wiped the coating off on their shirtsleeves.
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All of them work by binding to the brain's opiate receptors in a way that reduces the cravings that people addicted to drugs like OxyContin and heroin experience, but without causing the same euphoric high as those drugs.
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It is far from clear what errors the Mexican national team might make this week at soccer's World Cup on the heels of Sunday's euphoric victory over Germany, but the team addressed one even before the games started.
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Their upcoming new album for Artoffact Records, Nótt eftir nótt, blends the mystical and euphoric with cold, hard synth and icy darkwave vibes; it's a digital ice sculpture, wrought in slick Blade Runner tones and breathy, eerie vocals.
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But the palpably euphoric experience of sound and music that became Sayonara Wild Hearts clicked into place when he was messing around with the early prototype and listening to a pop playlist of Carly Rae Jepsen, Sia, and Churches.
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" He added: "We remind clients about euphoric mindsets and how sentiment can drive valuation ... Additionally, we judge that earnings matter most, and it is hard to imagine that all of the coronavirus effects are built in at this juncture.
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One such approach, created by a team of scientists in the U.K., is a nasal spray that shoots a naturally produced opioid straight to the brain—seemingly without causing the euphoric high and tolerance that can lead to dependence.
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Lauren O'Neill Straight out the gate with a beat like a crossover between New Order's "Blue Monday" and Boogie Pimps "Somebody to Love," this is a euphoric banger that sounds like that rush of a new, early-days love.
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Yes, there is still a fair amount of visceral power present, but it's tempered with moments of tenderness and vulnerability, as well as euphoric electronic flourishes, both of which take these songs to previously uncharted, though not unimagined, places.
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"We believe that the stock market stands on a much stronger fundamental and technical foundation today than it did in October 1987, with less euphoric sentiment, making another crash like 1987 appear unlikely," LPL Financial said in a note.
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Greta Friedman, who said she was grabbed and kissed by a sailor in a euphoric moment that made for one of the most defining American photos of the 21981th century, died on Thursday in Richmond, Va. She was 92.
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"Lion," which stars Dev Patel, Nicole Kidman and Rooney Mara, had its premiere here on Saturday — most major films, including "Jackie," had already been seen elsewhere — and generated a stream of euphoric responses from entertainment reporters and some critics.
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I confess to feeling a pang of jealousy when Cederström produces a complete book manuscript in a euphoric amphetamine rush induced by study drugs during Productivity Month—and a surge of Schadenfreude when it's rejected by his baffled publisher.
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Dr. Sarah Jarvis, Medical Advisor to Drinkaware: I'm thinking about alcohol as a depressant here—you start off euphoric because it fuels the part of your brain that loosens inhibitions, but binge drinking and depression, for example, are linked.
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With Philadelphia still euphoric after the Eagles' 41-33 victory over the Patriots in the Super Bowl, eyes in New England and elsewhere turned to the 40-year-old Tom Brady as fans wondered: Will you return next year?
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Despite the recent political tumult, Liberians were euphoric on Monday at the prospect of change and the chance to leave behind the rocky history of politics in a nation founded in the early 19th century by freed American slaves.
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"We do not in any way approve Article 68 ... because the Bible condemns it," Pastor Lester Fernandez, 11.23, said to euphoric applause from around 500 people gathered at a Methodist Church in Havana one weekday morning earlier this month.
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"The collusion illusion is over," Trump told a euphoric crowd in Michigan on Thursday night, at his first rally since the special counsel ended his probe, declaring the "phony, corrupt, disgusting" cloud had been lifted from his White House.
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I know you're supposed to prefer the original, but "Sweet Harmony" is something else: it is cold and sweet and euphoric at the same time, and it takes that blue/pink piano line and pushes it front and centre.
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Inside this Nagoya gymnasium, directly in the shadow of a 500-year old Tokugawa shogun's castle, 3,20173 berserk, euphoric, nerve-wracked breakdancing devotees, some as young as six, cheer on 19-year-old Issei—the "Japanese Ninja" in question.
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Still, another 500,000 people are expected to watch Pope Francis say mass in Dublin's Phoenix Park on Sunday, including Joe Towell who remembers the "euphoric" scenes in the park 39 years ago when Pope John Paul II prayed there.
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David Lebovitz, a global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, which oversees $1.8 trillion, said investors may need to rethink how they value stocks during this euphoric market rally on President-elect Donald Trump's promises of pro-growth economic policies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Bond yields shot up and global equity markets were jumpy on Thursday as investor jitters over the likelihood of rising inflation and high stock valuations dampened the appetite for risk assets after a euphoric January in markets.
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Cubs players held their own euphoric party at Progressive Field, cheered on by a boisterous contingent of their fans after earlier squandering a 26-210 lead with four outs left in the game, only to bounce back for the precious victory.
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He's clearly euphoric about the reception in his home city but carries it lightly, understated, "not too bad, eh?" little jokes, no monumental quotes worthy of standing as testimonial to his career but an unforgettable encounter with a great man.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - North Korean pair skaters Ryom Tae Ok and Kim Ju Sik made their long-awaited debut at the Pyeongchang Olympics on Wednesday in front of a crowd of euphoric spectators cheering on every jump and lift.
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"The whole of our nation is euphoric, they are upbeat, there are parties going on when Croatia play, they are out in the squares, out in the cafes... it's great that our president is going to be there tomorrow," Dalic said.
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In contrast to the overview effect, which is a profound euphoric feeling some astronauts report upon seeing Earth from space, the Earth-out-of-view phenomenon suggests that humans may suffer psychological problems if they stray too far from the planet.
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That should give some inkling of the euphoric scenes enlivening the city this week after an equally improbable but, for the phlegmatic Midlanders, infinitely more wished-for, event: the crowning of the local football team, Leicester City, as champions of England.
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Washington (CNN)As he flew back from the historic North Korea summit, a euphoric President Donald Trump worked the phones, calling key lawmakers to tell them what happened inside his meeting with Kim Jong Un -- which Trump deemed a success.
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The group is tight, but also comfortable with opening up into 10, 15, or 20-minutes renditions of some of their most popular songs, weaving through jazzy valleys and crescendoing into intense peaks of musical calamity that are borderline euphoric.
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He's experimented with incorporating traditional drumming styles from his home country into slivered beatwork, and then seen those fractured beats transformed into euphoric tracks in a number of regional styles thanks to remixes he commissioned from producers all around the globe.
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Star Wars, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Close Encounters of the Third Kind had all been box-office show-stoppers in the previous decade, all movies that reflected space-age dreams of euphoric self-discovery, utopian progress, and infinite horizons.
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The Zora and Goron transformations also offered a euphoric series highpoint in their movement capabilities, letting you slice through the water to jump out of it like a shark and roll across rugged terrain in a spiky boulder form, respectively.
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While resale tickets to Charli XCX's sold-out show on Sunday night at Elsewhere are prohibitively expensive, this performance by Mr. Harle is a good opportunity to bask in the euphoric pop glow he's brought to those songs and many more.
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The DJ moved on to "Proud to Be an American" while the US Army's Golden Knights flew around each other in complex patterns, then jumped out of their planes and parachuted down into the euphoric audience like so many Justin Biebers.
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She writes in the style of one who knows better than to linger too long on the eroticism of her memories — one who has learned the hard way how crucial it is to keep dangerous rushes of euphoric recall in check.
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But together, and especially experienced in the confines of the mortuary drawer, it was a pungent few minutes of time travel, and when the door opened and I was rolled out, it was almost euphoric to be back among the living.
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The failure of the donor conference could also cool the extraordinarily warm ties between the Trump administration and Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which reached a high point in a euphoric trip by President Trump to Riyadh in May.
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The tonal contrast between the euphoric zaniness of the 773s sitcom and the stark sincerity of "The Handmaid's Tale" is a striking illustration of either how far we have come in the last 30 years, or how far we have fallen.
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Lightweight and sleek, the Solstice XT let me comfortably get back into the gym to run and workout after undergoing knee surgery Anyone who's had a serious injury knows how amazing it feels to finally start running again — it's truly euphoric.
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Prince's fifth album, "1999" was apocalyptic, sexy, funky, funny, innovative, earthy, electronic, sly, righteous, euphoric and almost entirely — give or take a few vocals and a guitar solo — a one-man show by Prince Rogers Nelson on every instrument and vocal.
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Those who convey their meth experiences to BuzzFeed News describe their first time in superlative terms — the most intense, the most euphoric sexual liberty — and the ensuing relationship to the drug as like an abusive one: It controlled me, destroyed me.
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Onstage, the company showed off demos of three games: the classic Frogger; Shinseki: Into the Depths, a new game from Capcom, the studio behind Street Fighter and Mega Man; and Sayonara Wild Hearts, a "euphoric music video dream" from Annapurna Interactive.
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For now, however, much of nation is euphoric over the completion of Djibouti's first modern railway, which follows the path of a creaky French-built line, completed in 1917, that met its demise several years ago after generations of neglect.
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"Positioning in the US equity market among institutional investors has turned euphoric and highlights the extent to which FOMO (fear of missing out) has gripped the institutional equity investor community," RBC Head of U.S. Equity Strategy Lori Calvasina wrote to clients.
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Or for those who like to obtain their drugs direct from the source, they can visit "snake dens" in India (similar to opium dens of the past), where you can be bitten by living cobras and slip into euphoric stupors.
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What this means, according to Gertsch, is that liverwort probably doesn't give you the same euphoric high as cannabis, because it doesn't activate the receptors as strongly and doesn't trigger cells to make fat-like molecules associated with that high.
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The runaway success of "Get Out" (it went on to gross around $175 million) was a product of euphoric reviews and strong word-of-mouth as the movie dominated the cultural discussion in the days and weeks after its release.
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To score a winning pop song, Spears doesn't need a strong melody (her titular command in 2013's "Work Bitch" gets the job done) or even discernible words (those oh-oh-ohs of 2011's "Till the World Ends" still sound euphoric today).
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"People were euphoric and eager to celebrate through 25s-style excess," says Eli Cohen of Alliance Upholstery and Cultures of Soul, who recently helped compile Tokyo Nights—a reissue of some of the most compelling female voices of the city pop movement.
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The euphoric sound is achieved by volume-optimized EQ. It makes for the perfect audio balance with a noise-rejecting dual microphone system and pretty much calls the name of anyone who wishes they could shut the world off for a while.
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Next year is expected to look more like this year, with gyrating stock prices on track to end close to where they started, than the bull market's euphoric earlier years like 2013 and its 32 percent surge in the Standard & Poor's 29 index.
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Think of the one-two punch of "Take Me to the River" and "Crosseyed and Painless" at the end of Stop Making Sense—the euphoric climax of a film that begins with David Byrne alone onstage, performing "Psycho Killer" with an acoustic guitar.
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By election night, members of his sales team were already posted at Javits Center in New York City, where Clinton's victory party was scheduled, and Wyatt had planned to spend Wednesday afternoon selling T-shirts to euphoric revelers at Independence Hall in Philadelphia.
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MUNICH, Germany (Reuters) - German companies are less euphoric about the economy than in the last few months but it is too early to talk about a fundamental shift, Ifo economist Klaus Wohlrabe said after a fall in the institute's business confidence index.
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He looked almost euphoric as he checked on his and Mr. Jégo's pots of sauces bubbling on the restaurant stove and lined up the metal containers filled with neat piles of washed, trimmed parsley and cilantro ready to be deployed as garnishes.
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MUNICH, Germany, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Political uncertainty at home and abroad as well as the European Central Bank's decision to reduced bond purchases appear to have had no impact on the euphoric business morale in Germany, an Ifo institute economist said on Friday.
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There are so many yes moments in Rocket League, which I suppose is what makes it such a euphoric little drug of a game: five-minute match-ups, as many moments of victory as there are despair, and then you go again.
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I felt quite euphoric, because it was a 12-inch single ["A Huge Ever Growing Pulsating Brain That Rules from the Centre of the Ultraworld (Loving You)"] that I knew no one else had even contemplated trying to make a record like that.
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Embracing this unique act of self-care, shower orange eaters have taken to the internet to encourage others to join in on the somewhat euphoric act of digging into a piece of fruit while liberated from all concerns about the resulting mess.
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Ms. Clapp was euphoric when Novartis, a huge Swiss pharmaceutical company, decided to start a major clinical trial of an experimental compound her foundation had helped to develop for Fragile X. She enrolled Andy in the study and was convinced he was improving.
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Dr. Gottlieb has moved to reduce opioid prescriptions by doctors and dentists and to promote more medication-assisted treatment, defined as drugs used to stabilize brain chemistry, reduce or block the euphoric effects of opioids, relieve physiological cravings, and normalize body functions.
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It is difficult to find anyone in the city of 28,000 who is not happy, even euphoric, that a Chinese company plans to invest more than $2 billion to build a battery plant in an open field on the outskirts of town.
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LOS ANGELES — Euphoric reviews did not translate to blockbuster ticket sales for "War for the Planet of the Apes," which collected $56.5 million at North American theaters over the weekend, or 22 percent less than initial results for its 2014 series predecessor.
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During the planning of the kickoff event of 1967, the Be-In, we see diverse idealists (The San Francisco Oracle's euphoric poet-editor Allen Cohen; the toughly anarchist group the Diggers; the non-hedonistic Berkeley politicos) jostling like "Team of Rivals" strategists.
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After earning huge cheers for his first two 180s — three darts that all hit triple-20, the crowd's cheers rose in anticipation with each of his final three shots, culminating in a delayed, euphoric release after he closed the leg on double-12.
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But on a Friday night in spring—each of us surrounded by our three best friends—it could have been the worst train wreck of a steaming turd (work with me on the mixed metaphor) imaginable and we'd still have been euphoric.
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Cosmic, euphoric, and cocky, Freedom will stir up feelings in anyone who ground their teeth watching Oasis at Knebworth in 1996, or has smoked a joint while listening to Primal Scream's Screamadelica, or has taken mushrooms at least once in their life.
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The first-time filmmaker — who is best known for his acting roles in films such as The Great Debaters and Non-Stop — earned the euphoric response for the increasingly legendary story of how he got the picture made in the first place.
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For instance, in May, a vendor dropped a batch called XXX v1 that was widely reviewed as euphoric, mellow, and having legs, then a month later dropped another one called XXX v2 that made some sick, as—they claimed—it was actually speed.
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Even though this song seems so euphoric from the outside, it's really about being stuck in a shitty relationship, and the lyrics trace an inner dialog in which he asks himself why he's going along with something that doesn't make him happy anymore.
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Price said in an interview last May that older MAT drugs like buprenorphine and methadone—opioids that are used to help decrease symptoms while blocking the euphoric effects of other opioids—wouldn't move "the dial much," since it only replaced one opioid for another.
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Image 2 of 2 ZAGREB, Croatia – In an outburst of national pride and joy, Croatia on Monday rolled out a red carpet and staged a euphoric heroes&apos welcome for the country&aposs national team despite its loss to France in the World Cup final.
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Yet that relatively restrained approach (along with euphoric reviews) was enough to earn Dunkirk more than $50 million in the U.S., making it the weekend's number one movie—and essentially vaporizing Luc Besson's mega-expensive sci-fi adventure Valerian the City of a Thousand Planets.
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The pulsing synths and hypnotic chorus of "Just Dance" were the ideal accompaniment to WKD-fuelled teen house parties worldwide and the built-for-choreography beats of "Poker Face" had the ability to turn any dingy small town gay club into a euphoric, glittering stampede.
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But if the incessant sound of jet engines, the distracting laugh of a coworker in the next cubicle, or the deafening bang of nearby construction seems to prevent you from reaching that euphoric place, the best solution is to invest in some noise-cancelling headphones.
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But if the incessant sound of jet engines, distracting chatter of a coworker, or deafening bass of partying neighbors prevent you from reaching that euphoric place — or from just getting your work done — noise-cancelling headphones will be one of your favorite adult investment.
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ON A WARM night in April Pedro Sánchez, Spain's acting prime minister, basked in the acclaim of a large crowd of euphoric supporters outside the headquarters of his Socialist party after he had won a general election, though coming well short of a majority.
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Building upon the elemental happy hardcore sounds which were bread and olive-oil for veteran Sammy, in the true Balearic spirit of revival and reinvention he sensed unexplored potential in Adams' syrupy ballad, a pleasant dissonance between his patent euphoric trance and Adams' cloying lyricism.
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As a reporter for Newsday, I watched the euphoric, rapturous crowds, mostly women and girls who showed up with "To Gerry with Love" signs, even in the campaign's last days, when it was going down to a decisive defeat to President Reagan and George Bush.
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Her time in the psych ward is bleak, and there's a moment in the show's second season when in the midst of one of Bamford's episodes of "euphoric grandiosity," as Schlozman describes it, her partner suggests he may need some time away from her.
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One is that he kept vocals and song structure in his music at a time when those things were disappearing from the rave scene: jungle was becoming about knotty breakbeats instead of euphoric pianos, and techno was going from ravey stabs to winding beatscapes.
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Being able to experience the wild grace of some of the world's finest musicians playing at 3 AM in the morning, under oppressive heat, surrounded by thousands of euphoric music fans; I imagine it's what raves feel like to be those not repulsed by raves.
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Earlier this month they released Carpainter's album Returning, which seems to be a sort-of mission statement for the crew's omnivorousness, chewing up all those genres and more over its 55-minute runtime, spitting it back up as an icily euphoric version of club music.
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Now, thanks to her aggressive approach to those substitutions, Ellis has three more players on her bench who felt the euphoric rush of being involved in a World Cup goal and who may feel they can score again every time they step on the field.
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The shopping experience is at turns euphoric and anxiety-inducing, Amazon's already-busy interface teeming with decontextualized blinking numbers: Sunglasses by "Hulislem," $1.43, down from $21.4 after a previous discount to $290, 22015 percent off, ends in 2:08:51, 63 percent already claimed. No?
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Last year, on an outing to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Brazilian fine jewelry designer Silvia Furmanovich found herself marveling at 100 or so miniature paintings — intricate scenes commissioned by India's Rajput rulers, depicting lush landscapes, limb-tangled battles and euphoric love scenes.
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Twenty-one years later, Danny Boyle revisits Renton (Ewan McGregor), a Scottish heroin addict, and his strung-out friends Simon (Jonny Lee Miller), Begbie (Robert Carlyle) and Spud (Ewen Bremner), whose mad, euphoric highs have been replaced by the creaky disappointments of middle age.
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The collection of 11 warmly euphoric house and techno tracks, including "Afterglow" and "You Can't Deny" (which picked up a JUNO Award nomination for Dance Recording of the Year), builds on his ability to layer cut-up R&B vocal samples, sawtoothed synths, and dancefloor-aimed percussion.
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Construction had already been underway by then on the cathedral, modern implementations like flying buttresses altering its ascent — the external stonework supporting the weight of the ceiling, allowing for the walls to extend higher, leaving room for countless windows and the spilling forth of euphoric light.
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Vitoria-Gasteiz-based musician Jose Cabrera, aka J.C., today shared a gleeful new track off his upcoming Vertigo EP. "Prayers to Anansi" simultaneously feels like a come-up and a comedown, relaxing the listener with calming ambiance while the lead chords strike up a euphoric velocity.
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So you've got the fatty, rich milk from some blissed-out bovine munching on green grass in northern France, then these sexy cheese-making devils add in extra fat by way of creamy cream, so that the end result is a wholly euphoric experience of dairy delight.
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Also of note: "Hell or High Water" (Lionsgate and CBS Films), a $12 million Texas heist thriller that has received euphoric reviews and stars Jeff Bridges, began a slow, awards-enticing rollout, arriving in 32 theaters and collecting $592,000, for a hefty per-screen average of $18,500.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to get high and go through your phone Best Strain: Northern Lights (euphoric indica) Worst Strain: Super Sour Diesel (forceful sativa) Best Way to Get High: Lick THC oil off a partner Best High Activity: Have sex Recommended Product: Foria Pleasure Spray
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Bipolar Disorder was unlikely because it usually emerges in the third or fourth decade of life and, while Trump may be grandiose and emotionally volatile, he has reached his 8th decade without exhibiting the characteristic euphoric excitement and hyperactivity or agonizing depression associated with the illness.
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Which is to say: Things were fine, but nothing that great was happening—at least, nothing to elicit days' worth of feeling euphoric, barely sleeping, being hyper-creative, and starting a million projects I knew in the back of my mind were never going to get done.
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The reaction to Ms. Theron's performance in film circles had been so euphoric that Universal and its Focus Features label thought the movie had a shot at becoming a new "Bourne Identity," which arrived to $37.3 million in ticket sales in 2002, after adjusting for inflation.
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A single thread ran through each one of those successes: They received euphoric reviews from critics (a positive score of 89 or higher on the Rotten Tomatoes 100-point scale), sending a message that they were high-quality endeavors and thus worthy of a trip to theaters.
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Basically this whole concept is what Wavey Garms has become all about: harking back to a golden era where nightlife moved from the haywire improvisation of free parties, great as they sounded, to euphoric all-nighters in clubs that would go onto become institutions for electronic music lovers.
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Each of the three new shades — Brilliant Nude, a deep amber; Euphoric Fusion, a soft lilac; and Iridescent Flash, a vivid magenta — combines an illuminating effect with a pigmented flush, so if a radiant, lit-from-within glow is what you're after, that's what you're going to get.
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LOS ANGELES — The world premiere of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story may not have matched the scale of The Force Awakens (which cordoned off a quarter mile of Hollywood Boulevard and packed three movie theaters with euphoric fans last December), but it certainly wasn't lacking in spectacle.
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It was almost euphoric for me in that moment to realize that I could exist in this confined space with other strangers but so easily escape them at the same time; I didn't have to listen to their gossip, or their music, or their coughing, or their kid.
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Meanwhile, in "The Child and the Machine: On the Use of CGI in Michael Snow's Corpus Callosum," Malcolm Turvey (referring back to Michelson) characterizes Snow's work as a euphoric personal expression of "ludic sovereignty over space and time," concluding that silent comedies are the ideal segue to experimental film.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (Vt.), were justifiably upset and I'm sure euphoric about Wasserman Schultz's abrupt departure.
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The psychedelic, tortured Christ hanging in agony and/or ecstasy on Fontana's churning crosses also prefigures the emergence of body art performance in the '70s as a major form in which the human physique was exploited as an integral and expandable perceptual instrument — stimulated to reach states of euphoric, erogenous frenzy.
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Speaking broadly about market sentiment, Shiller observed that "I don't think this is a particularly euphoric time," adding: "It is, I guess, for Trump voters who are enthusiastic about him, but I don't know that they feel that great at the moment with the way it has panned out so much."
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Mr. English, born in 1963, had the good fortune to come of age at a time when analytical, oddball, extroverted introverts like himself had a lucrative, socially acceptable outlet for their talents, and his euphoric episodes oddly matched the country's, which for a while went gaga over all things tech.
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The euphoric reaction to the wave of big stock buybacks and increased dividends from Corporate America has now been replaced by concerns about trade tension with China, worries that the Federal Reserve has gone too far with its rate hikes and the likelihood that earnings growth will slow dramatically in 2019.
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As the songs unfolded, Ms. Arocena deployed a kaleidoscope of voices: low and breathy, teasing and sultry, clear and euphoric, articulately scatting, even at one point using her hand like a mute to create an abstract wah-wah effect, batting rhythms back and forth with Raul Herrera Martínez on drums.
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From the whispered vocals of Dario G's "Voices" to the trip-hop breaks of "Lonely Soul" (featuring Richard Ashcroft, of course) The Beach soundtrack has the essence of chill-out and also the euphoric melodies of trance that would meander into the glistening water at beach parties around the time.
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The disappointment is an enormous change from last year's euphoric trip by President Trump to the region, but it follows a pattern faced by almost every American administration of the modern era, as hope for shared solutions to the region's endemic conflicts inevitably gives way to a more discouraging reality.
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I rarely know a long answer right off the bat, especially on a Friday or Saturday, but when I do it usually winds up boosting me into a euphoric state of such misplaced self-confidence that I proceed to flub at least an entire corner, which I did at the northeast.
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The standard of care for a pregnant women addicted to opioids is medication-assisted treatment: a long-acting opioid substitute — traditionally methadone — that binds to the body's opioid receptors to prevent withdrawal symptoms, usually without causing the euphoric sensations that commandeer the brain's dopamine system into a relentless quest for more.
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"G-spot stimulation can lead to the most euphoric moments during sex, yet is perhaps one of the more difficult areas to locate," explains Penda N'diaye, creator of PRO HOE, a brand and blog that aims to eradicate sexual stigma and debunk myths surrounding sexual pleasure and exploration in communities of color.
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But over the course of the track's three and half minutes, Mija weaves the track through some of dance music's most euphoric genres—a little bit of drum and bass, a helping of happy hardcore, some of American dubstep's sugariest synths—shifting through sounds and styles while keeping unrestrained glee as the throughline.
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However, that means Simon's not at the store when a couple of clean-cut hunks named Adam and Zach (Scott Wolf and Jay Mohr) come around looking for "something a little more euphoric" than doughnuts to go with their cart full of frozen orange juice (taking vitamin C with ecstasy is a thing).
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Why a euphoric ode to mid-20s ennui by a group who take their name from a low-grade Swedish vodka resonated with me, an eight-year-old, front crawling indifferently through the ASA curriculum, is either bleakly prophetic or a simple testament to the universal resonance of its three opening notes.
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"Negotiating with North Korea is always difficult, but President Trump made it immeasurably harder with his euphoric tweets about how the North is no longer a nuclear threat," said Wendy Sherman, a top Obama administration diplomat who helped negotiate the Iran nuclear deal and has negotiated with the North Koreans as well.
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Both critics and electronic music heads at the time liked to treat it as a punchline, thinking of its arena rock-style grandiosity and love for euphoric drops as garish, predictable, and cheesy—"the boy-band of the electronic subgenre," as one commenter on the Ars Technica open forum put it in 296.
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"The vibes that come out of Vision 2030 are that of reform, dynamism, change and optimism and hence the market's initial reaction has been euphoric," said Shakeel Sarwar, head of asset maangement at Bahraini firm Securities and Investment Co. Banks outperformed on Monday because of hopes they will make money from privatisation plans.
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It's also got the sort of chorus that would make a pop stalwart like Carly Rae Jepsen or Jack Antonoff proud—it feels like the euphoric lift of the emotion it's describing, and Sivan seems to have the rare knack of pulling that sound and feeling together, to reach the full potential of both.
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I guess the other-- pushback I wonder if you get, which-- in terms of sentiment, in terms of how the-- the-- the-- the general public or investors in general are feeling is that it strikes me that 21.35, we didn't necessarily get everybody feeling as if they were greedy and euphoric and all into stocks.
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Late last week, we talked with Kevin Chou, co-founder and CEO of the gaming company Kabam, about his own both stressful and euphoric experience in running a gaming startup for roughly a decade before selling most of its assets in December to South Korea's Netmarble Games for a reported $700 million to $800 million.
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I remember them just giving you a really pure, euphoric, lovey-dovey high followed by an almost gentle, glowing, cushiony comedown that you stopped getting by the time it got to the late 90s and everyone was boshing speed and getting into garage and the pills were pressed with whatever cheap gunk was available.
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With only a potential disaster to stop him from securing gold, "Iron Man" again delivered the fastest run down the ice and thundered over the finish line at over 125 kph in front of a euphoric home crowd where he took off his helmet and gave a deep bow on his hands and knees.
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Released in the same year as Arcade Fire's Neon Bible, Yeasayer's debut Wait for the Summer and Klaxons' Myths of the Near Future, Oracular Spectacular combines an abstract, euphoric sense of nostalgia for things that hadn't necessarily happened with very real thoughts and feelings about being young, being human, and, basically, the existence of spacetime.
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"12:38" unspools with a thread of pleasure-seeking—"Dark chocolate, sea salt/ I took a bite/ She said, We gon' have a special night," Gambino sings in an oily harmony—but culminates with brash, spare lyricism from 21 Savage about police force, before swerving back into a euphoric state via Kadhja Bonet's closing hook.
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Op-Ed Contributor SEOUL, South Korea — There were euphoric cheers from the crowd outside the National Assembly on Friday when its speaker announced the outcome: By 234 to 56, South Korean lawmakers had voted to impeach President Park Geun-hye for her role in a corruption scandal that has paralyzed the country for two months.
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While it's entirely possible for trace amounts of THC to be left over in CBD products, it's typically not enough to induce a euphoric effect, explains Justin Amesbury, director of research and development at Lazarus Naturals, a company that specializes in making CBD more accessible to veterans, people on long-term disability, and low-income households.
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Sivan's official debut album, 2015's Blue Neighbourhood, was launched with the song "Youth," a more upbeat pop presentation of the EP mood: "My youth is yours," the chorus bursts in a euphoric-melancholic shout, which Sivan explained was about giving up his youth to the internet — he started vlogging at 903 — or to a romantic partner.
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" She says, "that film and that collection firstly sums up the cyclical nature fashion has had—that 1997 film is relevant to Raf Simons today because as a piece of art it captures the manic highs and euphoric bonding experiences of youth that sum up the themes that are particularly important to me in the show.
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The bizarre odyssey of how Oscar-winning actress Mary Steenburgen came to co-write the euphoric power-ballad that Jessie Buckley performs at the end of "Wild Rose" — easily the year's best original movie song — began 10 years ago, when the "Melvin and Howard" star woke up after a minor arm surgery feeling like her mind was on fire.
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The Bedroom paintings are wonderfully askew; walls lean gently against one another like drunken crushes, hung frames dangle and point to distant, personal horizons, windows come together like church steeples, the furniture—legs jut in coquettish angles, table tops placed like mortarboards on an awkward grad—seem adrift on the floor, hovering in a manner both euphoric and disconcerting.
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Mr. Yevtushenko's poems of protest, often declaimed with sweeping gestures to thousands of excited admirers in public squares, sports stadiums and lecture halls, captured the tangled emotions of Russia's young — hope, fear, anger and euphoric anticipation — as the country struggled to free itself from repression during the tense, confused years after Joseph Stalin's death in 1953.
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The oblique title, meanwhile, refers not just to medical heart rates as bleakly tracked on hospital monitors, but to the euphoric rhythm of the electronic music that soundtracks ACT UP's occasional disco breaks, in which matters of love, death and ideology are briefly lost to the rush of the dancefloor, and strobe-lit faces fade into dust motes and blood cells.
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Speaking about the song itself, Perfume Genius has said it's partly about feeling betrayed by his physical body and wanting to be freed from it ("I wanna hover with no shape... I wanna peel off every weight") As such, his goal with the contest and video was to incite that same sense of euphoric freedom and reckless abandon, which he achieved imo.
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An apparent attempt by dealers to cash in on the current Pokémon Go craze, some of the pills are being pressed into a Pikachu shape, and reportedly contain a dangerous mixture of MDMA and 2-CB, a synthetic psychedelic substance that mimics some of the euphoric effects of MDMA while also providing the user with mild visual hallucinations akin to LSD.
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After all, even if we don't like some of the provisions of the Dodd-Frank Act Wall Street Reform Act, we have not forgotten the circumstances that gave rise to it, so what emerges from the deregulation effort is likely to come together more slowly and with more compromises than the version that is envisioned in the current euphoric market view.
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Stoner Superlative: Most likely to look up from their snacks, hands covered in Cheeto dust, to suggest you get massages Best Strain: Girl Scout Cookies (euphoric hybrid) Worst Strain: Blackwater (lethargic indica) Best Way to Get High: A blunt, brownie, or bong—but a Taurus will smoke out of anything Best High Activity: Netflix and chill Recommended Product: Juicy Jay Natural Hemp Wraps
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The discovery that the process of making vitamin B3 resulted in the release of the byproduct nitrous oxide — laughing gas — led the company to invest about $12 million in a catalytic converter, since the greenhouse gas that can induce a calm, euphoric feeling in dentist's chair has also been pegged as a culprit behind climate change and ozone-layer destruction.
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Contacts were exchanged and future plans made as the group departed for their separate ways, still touched by the euphoric vision Munthe recounted of his first of many sojourns to Capri: "My head was full of rapturous wonder, my heart full of the joy of life, the world was beautiful …" And on one of summer's final nights, it undoubtedly was.
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The discovery that the process of making vitamin B3 resulted in the release of the byproduct nitrous oxide -- laughing gas -- led the company to invest about $12 million in a catalytic converter, since the greenhouse gas that can induce a calm, euphoric feeling in dentist's chair has also been pegged as a culprit behind climate change and ozone-layer destruction.
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At the end of one of the most politically divisive days in recent memory, with the Senate voting by a slim majority to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the US Supreme Court, Saturday Night Live devoted its cold open to a "euphoric" GOP — with nearly all of the regular cast members portraying Republican senators as they celebrated the confirmation in the world's most symbolic locker room.
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Similar to Boards of Canada's analog-based nostalgia for psychedelia and the flickering glow of TV sets circa the 70s, Untrue—and, in the one characteristic that defines it as a whole, Burial's entire catalog—draws from his own unremembered memories of the 90s UK rave scene, crafting a singular sound from the euphoric rush of jungle and the crisp gait of 2-step and UK Garage.
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Cindy Collins, CEO and founder of Euphoric Herbals in Harrington, Delaware, says it has been easier to grow her business—which sells products such as teas, supplements and salves-because she gets a $15,000 tax benefit through the Domestic Production Activities Deduction, which is for businesses that manufacture in the U.S. "Considering how much you have to pay in taxes, that is a great incentive," she says.
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As infomercials, including the unavoidable "Psychic Friends Network" pitches starring Dionne Warwick, crowded out old Bogart movies and "Honeymooners" reruns on late night television, critics were left to wonder why people were suddenly "feeling powerless to turn off the smiling famous faces and euphoric, satisfied customers who promise a better, younger, prettier, richer, happier, more personally empowered you," as Rick Marin wrote in 1992.
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Republicans edged closer Tuesday to securing their first major legislative victory of the Trump era after the House approved a sweeping tax-cut bill that left Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and his allies euphoric amid an often-frustrating year of unified GOP rule.
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" And hands unseen are whipping at you through the dark, and each of your limbs is bound to a separate post of the bed, and your body isn't yours anymore—it is scratches and pink pre-blushes of bruises and the sting of a whip and the red welts of suffering, and you are gristle, euphoric gristle, and you shout to whomever it is hurting you, pleasuring you, "I love you.
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