Their eyes will be open but they're not fully awake.
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If we weren't fully awake before that, we certainly were after.
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By the time they made the second announcement, I was fully awake.
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It's now time for the fully awake and aware to assume control.
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What will he be like once he's fully awake and fully onstage?
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When your baby cries, you're out of bed before being fully awake.
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But my weighted blanket can typically keep me from becoming fully awake.
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She's finally catching on, and is fully awake in her phase C confrontation.
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"Not sure he was fully awake" during the hearing Tuesday, Omar tweeted Tuesday afternoon.
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By the time his wife got there, the man was fully awake but confused.
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When I listened to the record, I'd be engaged and fully awake and present.
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The dream-deprived nod off quickly, sleep soundly and emerge from sleep fully awake.
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Dolores is powerful because she's fully awake, able to access all of her memories and Wyatt's.
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Nineteen years later, Obama, as a black liberal, is fully awake to the limits of that luxury.
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Somehow it's just nice to wake up, before I'm fully awake, and listen to pre-culture stuff.
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While the person isn't fully awake, once the episode passes, he or she often returns to normal sleep.
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Instead of feeling fully awake when my alarm goes off, getting adjusted to the day can be more difficult.
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The transition from sleep to fully awake is a slow process and kind of a daily challenge for me.
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The researchers recorded his final days on video; his empty eyes rested on nothing in particular, neither sleeping nor fully awake.
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These behaviors "have been reported in patients who are not fully awake after taking a sedative-hypnotic," drug information documents say.
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"From being unable to respond, to being fully awake and not wanting to go to the hospital," she said last week.
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Half-asleep, he mumbled something, but I could see that he wasn't fully awake, so I decided not to ask him again.
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Dee Cheung, who works with Hussey at the spa, called this the "bliss state"—when you're somewhere between fully awake and asleep.
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But taking a hiatus from my conscious waking life — while I was fully awake — tipped me into a bout of existential questioning.
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"WarnerMedia, Disney and NBCUniversal are now fully awake and are preparing and enhancing their streaming product anywhere and anytime for consumers," Hill said.
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READ MORE: Awake patient reads aloud during brain surgery "This is why the patient has to be fully awake during the surgery," Srinivasan said.
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As he sneaks up the stairs, he is surprised by a fully awake Serena Joy, who pretends not to know that he's been out.
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LONDON — When Munira Abdulla had last been fully awake, the first George Bush was America's president and the Soviet Union was nearing its demise.
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It took me a few seconds to realize that it was my heartbeat, and that I was now, if I hadn't previously been, fully awake.
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After eyeballing what awaits in the day ahead, you sift through the messages and rank them on importance, returning to them when showered and fully awake.
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When he was fully awake and himself, we discussed what happened, how he could have died, and the bad effects of hypertension that he already had.
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Prasad was fully awake during his seven-hour surgery at a private hospital on Thursday, playing his guitar to help doctors identify problem areas on his brain.
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"Many battery-powered devices will increasingly possess a fine-tuned continuum of states from nearly asleep to fully awake, using less or more power respectively," Auerbach says.
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Since we were filming in one of the busiest places on the planet, we decided to shoot early on a Sunday morning before the city was fully awake.
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Then, in 2003, he heard from a Swiss neuroscientist named Olaf Blanke, who had learned how to give people out-of-body experiences when they were fully awake.
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We may be able to sense people at the bedside on a spiritual level, but we are not fully awake in the moments, and often hours, before we die.
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I can feel it in me: It breaks my spirit, as I exist in between half-conscious states; never fully awake or asleep, never able to distinguish between the two.
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The FDA identified 66 reports of patients over the past 26 years who had taken either eszopiclone, zaleplon or zolpidem and then experienced serious injuries or death while not fully awake.
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"Today...I saw without exaggeration the end of the world, and not in a nightmare but while fully awake and standing right next to it," said eyewitness Lieutenant Colonel Semen Komarovsky.
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If you don't want to keep the computer fully "awake," this setting will allow the computer to periodically wake up and perform tasks like checking email and looking for software updates.
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The side effects, which have reportedly caused serious injuries and even deaths, include sleepwalking and other intricate behaviors done while a person is sleeping or not fully awake, like driving and cooking.
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If you're like us, you aren't fully awake until you've had your morning coffee, and would prefer if no one interrupted you until the caffeine has been fully absorbed by your bloodstream.
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Nintendo is fully awake again after years of drowsy sales and ho-hum releases, in part thanks to the excitement over the successful launches for the Nintendo Switch and the NES Classic.
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Once fully awake, she and Hayes made the decision to spend the rest of the day with their daughter's body, at the encouragement of a stranger who'd lost a newborn four years before.
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I went to the women's march in LA the day after Trump was inaugurated, and it was cool to see so many people who were fully awake, conscious and aware, but also peaceful.
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But it's been present and clearly visible for at least two if not six years, yet it's only over the past month or so that Obamaworld seems to have become fully awake to it.
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The boxed warnings — the most prominent form of warning required by the agency — must list side effects such as sleepwalking and sleep driving, in which people using the drugs take risks without being fully awake.
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In the mornings my sister and I wouldn't be fully awake until like noon, and my grandpa would come in our room and flick water on our faces and then hide, so it seemed like there was something dripping.
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I read Mitchell Sunderland's profile of the loathed reality TV couple this morning while I was still in bed and, while I wouldn't recommend doing that — it's a sad and strange way to wake up — you've gotta read it once you're fully awake.
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Maybe a self-described "online streaming video service and community dedicated to providing transformational media to those seeking a fully awake and aware life" took a break from filming instructional yoga videos to make the most important discovery in the history of humanity.
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Needing to know which brand finicky cats preferred, I asked Ann Dunn, the founder of Cat Town Café, to let me conduct a feline focus group involving six fully awake cats and a dozen who were more interested in naps than liquid refreshments.
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Leila Ettachfini, assistant editor When I wake up everyday and stupidly open the internet, often before I'm even fully awake (bad, I know), it can feel like I've been stomped all over with the world's dirtiest metal boots before my feet have even touched the ground.
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In April, the Food and Drug Administration added a boxed warning to the prescription insomnia drugs zolpidem (Ambien, Edluar, Intermezzo and Zolpimist), zaleplon (Sonata) and eszopiclone (Lunesta) following reports of injury and death from sleepwalking, sleep-driving and engaging in other hazardous activities while not fully awake.
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Fully awake now, I meditate and then use a foam roller to smooth out knots in my upper back, quads, around my ankle: tension brought about by the stress of life, stress of racism and stress of an ankle sprain I got on one of those stupid electric scooters.
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If a person is fully awake and has no pain of the pelvis medical imaging of the pelvis is not needed.
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He later attended Black Mountain College in North Carolina, and was a featured commentator in the documentary Fully Awake about the college.
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The lowest possible PGCS (the sum) is 3 (deep coma or death) whilst the highest is 15 (fully awake and aware person).
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The lowest possible PGCS (the sum) is 3 (deep coma or death) whilst the highest is 15 (fully awake and aware person). The pediatric GCS is commonly used in emergency medical services.
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The patient is monitored in the recovery room for several hours following the biopsy. Neurological assessments are performed once the patient is fully awake and if left without deficit, most patients can be discharged the day after surgery.
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Jacobs has argued that Clancy's methodology was flawed, stating that in numerous cases people report they were abducted when fully awake and conscious, and that therefore sleep paralysis is not a tenable hypothesis. Moreover, he has stated that her book was factually incorrect.
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Diagnosis is suspected based on symptoms and examination with confirmation by X-rays or CT scan. If a person is fully awake and has no pain of the pelvis medical imaging is not needed. Emergency treatment generally follows advanced trauma life support. This begins with efforts to stop bleeding and replace fluids.
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Before the patient is fully awake, voluntary muscle testing is not possible and indirect clinical tests, such as apparent muscle tone and pulmonary compliance, can be affected by factors other than PORC. Direct neuromuscular monitoring avoids these problems and allows the doctor to remedy PORC before it becomes a source of patient distress.
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The world is exposed to a highly contagious virus. Most who get sick experience nothing worse than flu-like symptoms. For 1%, the virus causes the victims to be fully awake, but unable to move or respond to stimulus. This is known as "Lock In", and resembles the real condition known as locked-in syndrome.
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In psychiatry, onirism refers to a mental state in which visual hallucinations occur while fully awake. It is a symptom of some parasomnias (such as REM sleep behavior disorder and breakdown syndromes), but is more often associated with drug abuse. Mahowald, M. W. and Schenck, C.H., "The REM sleep behavior disorder odyssey". Sleep Medicine Reviews (Portuguese).
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The next night, Puppis sleepwalks to Father Schirer's room and molests him while he is fast asleep. Protecting his vow of chastity, the priest/analyst wakes up the randy senator. Once fully awake, Puppis realizes his actions and professes to feel much better, claiming his dreams have liberated his mind. The following morning, Puppis returns to Rome full of optimism about his cure.
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Both trains scream when they meet face to face. However, the boy is still not fully awake, and Rover hears another train coming down the tracks. Rover finally manages to break free from his collar, and the dog rushes to the boy's rescue. As the train speedily approaches the boy laying on the tracks, Rover finally manages to outrun the locomotive.
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Sexsomnia can present in an individual with other pre-existing sleep-related disorders. Although they may appear to be fully awake, individuals who have sexsomnia often have no recollection of the sexual behaviors they exhibit while asleep. In some cases, a medical diagnosis of sexsomnia has been used as a criminal defense in court for alleged sexual assault and rape cases.
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Its reasons for doing this are made clear by the Aachim in Tetrarch. The amplimet is a sentient crystal whose purpose in the first and second stages of awakening is to draw power from the field into itself to advance its awakening. Upon reaching the third stage, the amplimet becomes fully awake. This happened on Aachim long ago and though the consequences are not explained, they were certainly nothing good.
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Exploding head syndrome is classified under other parasomnias by the 2014 International Classification of Sleep Disorders (ICSD, 3rd.Ed.) and is an unusual type of auditory hallucination in that it occurs in people who are not fully awake. According to ICD-10 and DSM-5 EHS is classified as either another specified sleep-wake disorder (codes:780.59 or G47.8) or unspecified sleep-wake disorder (codes: 780.59 or G47.9).World Health Organization.
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New York: J. Wiley & Sons. Experiments by Stephen LaBerge used "perception of the outside world" as a criterion for wakefulness while studying lucid dreamers, and their sleep state was corroborated with physiological measurements. LaBerge's subjects experienced their lucid dream while in a state of REM, which critics felt may mean that the subjects are fully awake. J Allen Hobson responded that lucid dreaming must be a state of both waking and dreaming.
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He and all the other members of the group are captured and treated back into docility (except King, who takes his own life before he can be captured). Some years later, Chip's regular treatment is delayed by an earthquake. In the meanwhile, he begins to "wake up" again and remembers Lilac and the islands. He is able to shield his arm from the treatment nozzle and becomes fully awake for the first time.
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A battalion of the 23rd Infantry charged, but withdrew as it was surrounded flank and rear. The church yard, a walled stronghold, diverted the Austrians; Major Siegmund Moritz William von Langen's musketeers of the 19th regiment held it with determination and provided safety for retreating Prussians. Most importantly, Langen bought time. By this time fully awake, Frederick hoped that the battle could be retrieved and returned to the village to take command.
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The basic concept behind interventional radiology is to diagnose or treat pathologies, with the most minimally invasive technique possible. Minimally invasive procedures are currently performed more than ever before. These procedures are often performed with the patient fully awake, with little or no sedation required. Interventional radiologists and interventional radiographers diagnose and treat several disorders, including peripheral vascular disease, renal artery stenosis, inferior vena cava filter placement, gastrostomy tube placements, biliary stents and hepatic interventions.
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Finding Merlin lying on a stone table, Lancelot revives him with a nearby elixir at Merlin's bidding. Now fully awake, Merlin questions Lancelot about the state of the world and then insists that they work together to place a king of Merlin's choosing on the throne. Lancelot explains that the world has changed; kings are mere figureheads and the people elect their own leaders now. He also tries to explain the modern dangers of war but Merlin remains unconvinced.
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The rats are all defeated and overthrown, but now Mary must reluctantly awaken from her dream. Before she is fully awake, N.C. promises that they will meet again. When Uncle Albert visits again, he wanted her to meet someone, she meets his new young neighbor, who is the exact image of the Nutcracker Prince and asks to be called N.C. The two become close friends, and the last shot of the film shows them ice skating together.
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At least one study suggests that yawning, especially psychological "contagious" yawning, may have developed as a way of keeping a group of animals alert. If an animal is drowsy or bored, it will be less alert than when fully awake and less prepared to spring into action. "Contagious" yawning could be an instinctual signal between group members to stay alert. Nervousness, which often indicates the perception of an impending need for action, has also been suggested as a cause.
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Gurdjieff's followers believed he was a spiritual master,Meetings with Remarkable Men, translator's note a human being who is fully awake or enlightened. He was also seen as an esotericist or occultist.Gurdjieff article in The Skeptic's dictionary by Robert Todd Carroll He agreed that the teaching was esoteric but claimed that none of it was veiled in secrecy but that many people lack the interest or the capability to understand it.P.D. Ouspensky, In Search of the Miraculous, p.38.
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She is featured in “Fully Awake,” a documentary about Black Mountain College. As of 2013, there were two other films in process about Williams. Her account of her time at Black Mountain College is included in the publication Black Mountain College: Sprouted Seeds: an Anthology of Personal Accounts. Letters and ephemera relating to Alma Stone Williams' integration of Black Mountain College are held in the collections of the State Archives of North Carolina's western regional branch and Black Mountain College Museum + Arts Center.
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The exact position of the electrode tip within the nerve is then adjusted in minute steps until the electrode discriminates impulses of the neural system of interest. A unique feature and a significant strength of the microneurography method is that subjects are fully awake and able to cooperate in tests requiring mental attention, while impulses in a representative nerve fibre or set of nerve fibres are recorded, e.g. when cutaneous sense organs are stimulated or subjects perform voluntary precision movements.
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While it has gained popular recognition in media, research shows that it only occurs at an incidence rate of 0.1-0.2%. Patients report a variety of experiences ranging from vague, dreamlike states to being fully awake, immobilized and in pain from the surgery. This is usually caused by the delivery of inadequate anesthetics (purposefully or accidentally) relative to the patient's requirements, resulting in patients waking up and becoming conscious during their procedures. Risk factors for intraoperative awareness include anesthetic factors (i.e.
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Peter then comes out of nowhere, crashes into Finn on her rib, causing her to become unconscious. Hugo then yells at Peter for crashing into Finn. Hugo makes Peter fetch water to wake Finn up. Finn, fully awake now, holds her knife to Hugo's throat again, and tells Peter to run now, go to where he's headed and to tell Hugo's friends and family that unless they pay ransom, he will never be seen again, and if he tells anyone he has seen the culprit, Hugo will die.
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Vecuronium bromide has been used as part of a drug cocktail that prisons in the United States use as a means to put a condemned prisoner to death. Vecuronium is used to paralyze the prisoner and stop his or her breathing, in conjunction with a sedative and potassium chloride to stop the prisoner's heart. Injections of vecuronium bromide without proper sedation allow the person to be fully awake but unable to move in response to pain. In 2001, Japanese nurse Daisuke Mori was reported to have murdered 10 patients using vecuronium bromide.
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Nearly five million people were affected, a third of whom died in the acute stages. Many of those who survived never returned to their pre-morbid vigour. > They would be conscious and aware – yet not fully awake; they would sit > motionless and speechless all day in their chairs, totally lacking energy, > impetus, initiative, motive, appetite, affect or desire; they registered > what went on about them without active attention, and with profound > indifference. They neither conveyed nor felt the feeling of life; they were > as insubstantial as ghosts, and as passive as zombies.
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In the course of cross-examination, one nurse was forced to confront the complete disparity between her witness statement describing a semi-conscious woman receiving unknown injections and an entirely different account of a fully awake woman with a healthy appetite receiving injections whose contents were recorded, as shown by her notebook. A second nurse was told that her claim not to remember a conversation of the previous day did not fit with her statement claiming to remember events six years before, and a third effectively repudiated her witness statement in favour of her notebooks.Devlin, pp. 66, 76-7, 81.
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The other Japanese destroyers were less successful; many of the torpedoes became caught in the extended torpedo nets which effectively prevented most of the torpedoes from striking the vitals of the Russian battleships. Other destroyers had arrived too late to benefit from surprise, and made their attacks individually rather than in a group. However, they were able to disable the most powerful ship of the Russian fleet, the battleship Tsesarevich. The Japanese destroyer Oboro made the last attack, around 02:00, by which time the Russians were fully awake, and their searchlights and gunfire made accurate and close range torpedo attacks impossible.
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Those who remain conscious may be fully aware of their other actions at the time, but unaware of their automatism. In some more complex automatisms, the subject enters into the behaviors of sleepwalking while fully awake up until the moment it starts. In these episodes, which can last for longer periods of time, the subject proceeds to engage in activities s/he routinely performs, such as cooking, showering, or driving along a familiar route, or may even carry on conversation. Following the episode, the subject regains consciousness, often feeling disoriented, and has no memory of the incident.
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A former driver suggested, to The Times, that a blackout was a possibility, due to the erratic shift patterns that the drivers had to adhere to. He also said that the vending machine at the tram depot was stocked only with energy drinks, and that "Nobody is ever fully awake; I was always in a bit of a daze and that is because the way the shifts work doesn't allow the drivers to get a regular sleep pattern." Following this, multiple sources reported on a video apparently showing a different driver struggling to stay awake at the controls. The driver concerned was suspended pending an investigation into the matter.
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Naoya often stands behind Naoto, using him as a shield to discourage physical contact with others. When their powers were fully awake, he experienced what Shouko had gone through - overcoming the physical self and become a spirit-like being (it is shown like he was standing outside of Earth, watching over it) which causes him to disappear from time to time. Naoya tells this to Naoto, that he experiences everything and seen everything when he was there, he also discovers where their estranged parents are. This made Naoto very worried and thought that Naoya will leave him too, just like what their parents did to them when they were young.
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When Vijay goes to fetch his lover Holly to help analyse the readings from the array, he finds the ghost of James, her dead lover, sitting at the edge of her bed. James’ image dissolves into a fountain of light which nearly consumes Holly before Vijay manages to snap her fully awake. Meanwhile, the old folks’ bus crashes on its way out of town when the driver falls victim to the same force that prevented Lowcock and Yeadon from leaving. Tim Medway, the BBC reporter coming to interview Trevithick, feels no such influence when he enters the town, and when he comes across the accident he helps Jill to evacuate the stunned old folk to the monastery.
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What we have in our minds in a waking state and what we imagine in dreams is very much of the same nature. Dream images might be with or without spoken words, other sounds or colours. In the waking state there is usually, in the foreground, the buzz of immediate perception, feeling, mood and as well as fleeting memory images.Edelman, Gerald and Giulio Tononi, Consciousness: How Matter Becomes Imagination, 2000,Allen Lane,London In a mental state between dreaming and being fully awake is a state known as 'day dreaming' or a meditative state, during which "the things we see in the sky when the clouds are drifting, the centaurs and stags, antelopes and wolves" are projected from the imagination.
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During one part of the visit, the delegation was shown a patient undergoing major surgery while fully awake, ostensibly receiving acupuncture rather than anesthesia. Later it was found that the patients selected for the surgery had both a high pain tolerance and received heavy indoctrination before the operation; these demonstration cases were also frequently receiving morphine surreptitiously through an intravenous drip that observers were told contained only fluids and nutrients. One patient receiving open heart surgery while awake was ultimately found to have received a combination of three powerful sedatives as well as large injections of a local anesthetic into the wound. After the National Institute of Health expressed support for acupuncture for a limited number of conditions, adoption in the US grew further.
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Cosmologist Anthony Aguirre, while personally skeptical of most accounts of the many-worlds interpretation, in his book Cosmological Koans writes that "[p]erhaps reality actually is this bizarre, and we really do subjectively 'survive' any form of death that is both instantaneous and binary." Aguirre notes, however, that most causes of death do not fulfill these two requirements: "If there are degrees of survival, things are quite different." If loss of consciousness was binary like in the thought experiment, the quantum suicide effect would prevent an observer from subjectively falling asleep or undergoing anesthesia, conditions in which mental activities are greatly diminished but not altogether abolished. Consequently, upon most causes of death, even outwardly sudden, if the quantum suicide effect holds true an observer is more likely to progressively slip into an attenuated state of consciousness, rather than remain fully awake by some very improbable means.
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Orual begins the second part of the book stating that her previous accusation that the gods are unjust is wrong. She does not have time to rewrite the whole book because she is very old and of ill health and will likely die before it can be redone, so instead she is adding on to the end. She relates that since finishing part one of the book, she has experienced a number of dreams and visions, which at first she doubts the truth of except that they also start happening during daytime when she is fully awake. She sees herself being required to perform a number of impossible tasks, like sorting a giant mound of different seeds into separate piles, with no allowance for error, or collecting the golden wool from a flock of murderous rams, or fetching a bowl of water from a spring on a mountain which cannot be climbed and furthermore is covered with poisonous beasts.
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This "secret substance" of the universe is - in a way- not yet experienced by people as an existential priority. It is said that people resist to the attempted change, because most are "not yet fully awake" and feel "unable to savour the outcome of this first dawn", and few are those who understand that "the great darkness, like Python [...] is mortally wounded and writhing" and "they are waiting for the first great wave of rising sun" through an "endless movement, a reciprocating awesome struggle of all creatures to live in their new society in Love.Andreas L. Katonis (Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki), RABINDRANATH TAGORE AND ANGELOS SIKELIANOS. The role of intellectualism in this context can only be the "deepening" of our consciousness towards "Love", or any other outcome would be a "bestiality to the divine forces of Nature." Sikelianos is not a "prophet for none," but is merely denouncing the "commercial pressures of cultures”, adding that – the socio political in essence - revolutions "that are governed by hunger" of "deteriorated societies" are good for the "progress of the Nation", but are not the optimum, the thing that will lead to the perfect life that he preaches for.
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