Do I think I was more suggestible or moody or light headed?
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On my walk to the metro, I feel weak and light-headed.
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He then goes light-headed, swaying before collapsing lifelessly to the floor.
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The contrasts and contradictions of this country leave me feeling light-headed.
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Either way, while she grew dazed and light-headed, she didn't die.
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I felt light-headed, like I'd spent too long in a sauna.
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Other symptoms include feeling sick, sweaty, short of breath or light-headed.
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After she took it, she said she felt light-headed and couldn't move.
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But this light-headed episode was enough to finally make her see a doctor.
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I was so light-headed during work on day six that I almost went home.
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Yet the language he uses is enough to make the most libertine lawyer light-headed.
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I sit in the steam room for too long and start to get light-headed.
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She was light-headed, exhausted, and thinks she just couldn't mentally cope with seeing her child.
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"We were cold, we were light-headed, and doing anything physical was very hard," Wu recalls.
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If you feel yourself start to get light-headed, go into an air-conditioned coffee shop immediately.
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The light-headed fashion in which the early runners are airing their proposals adds to that impression.
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It was late afternoon and nobody paid attention to me, but I was light-headed with fear.
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The hotel guests reported smelling a chemical odor before feeling faint, light-headed, and short of breath.
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After having sex a few times, they switched positions and Jones began to feel pleasantly light-headed.
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The muffling turned into dizziness—a kind of light-headed disequilibrium akin to a pot-induced body buzz.
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I was very red in the face, light-headed, and counting down the minutes until it was over.
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In turn, these changes can lead to some of the sensations you describe like feeling shaky and light headed.
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Light-headed, barreling down the street, I'm beginning to think that maybe this isn't a great idea after all?
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"My vision was blurry, I felt myself getting light-headed and I couldn't catch my breath," Sloan tells me.
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Feeling light-headed, I stumbled off of the treadmill and took a knee, hoping that the feeling would go away.
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They'd scared him at the clinic, they always scared him, and he was feeling light-headed on top of it.
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Arizona right fielder Adam Jones departed the contest after the top of the fourth inning because he was feeling light-headed.
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"I started feeling light-headed and I looked down at my heart rate and it said 219," Austin told the outlet.
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My center of gravity feels as though it's shifting, I become light-headed and it feels as though I'm going to throw up.
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That was the longest I'd spent in the sauna so far, and I felt a bit light-headed and weak in the knees.
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What a feeling, I remember thinking, marveling at the light-headed sense of euphoria I felt as I whirled around the dance floor.
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I'm constantly light-headed and feel like I'm going to faint, but somehow still have to do my daily things like work and live.
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While getting their hair done, the children might feel light-headed or even faint, which could present as though they're having an epileptic seizure.
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His department decided to pull all their Ford Explorer SUVs on Wednesday when an officer reported he felt light headed following an overnight shift.
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What he means is that very quick, hyperventilation-like breathing can increase the body&aposs pH level, making practitioners feel light-headed, or even confused.
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Indians MGR Terry Francona was back in the dugout and fitted with a heart monitor on Wednesday after feeling light-headed in the series opener. 3.
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"I rolled into the bus stop, stopped the bike, swung my leg over, stood up and got real light-headed," said DeMont, 2155, a technical writer.
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While driving her car, she had an attack in which her heart raced and she felt so light-headed that she feared she might pass out.
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I don't think I have full-on panic attacks, but my hands and voice get shaky, I feel light headed, my chest feels heavy, and I'm overall really disoriented.
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I started to feel light-headed, so Daleen dragged me out for steak at El Coyote, where my Diva Cup spilled out onto the floor of the women's bathroom — red.
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O'Connell found herself feeling light-headed during the challenge, which consisted of players standing on a small perch with a block balanced between their head and the top of the platform.
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KTVU reports Saturday that guests of the Fairmont Hotel in San Jose reported smelling a chemical odor — similar to a rotten egg —and feeling faint, light-headed and short of breath.
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Trying to match my breathing to the rise and fall of my bean bot's "breathing" made me light-headed and stressed—the opposite of what it was supposed to make me feel.
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I still remember working the news desk that day, editing breaking stories through tears of joy and rushing down to Stonewall afterward, roaming the streets where the movement began decades ago, feeling dazed, almost light-headed.
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Sure, you'll lose a few pounds, but you'll be miserable, light-headed, devoid of energy in brain and body, sick to your stomach and the weight loss will only last as long as you continue the diet.
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Everything about Aspen, Colorado, doesn't feel real: the shockingly blue sky against the stark outlines of the mountains, the devastatingly gorgeous ski-bums-turned-baristas, the slightly light-headed feeling you get from the lack of oxygen at 8,000 feet.
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Normally, you experience 1 g-force, but when you rapidly accelerate, like when you're going through a coaster loop, the g-force ramps up, which causes blood to rush away from your head and often makes riders feel light-headed.
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In the wake of the tighter raps, length, and sequencing of 2013's Nothing Was the Same and the restless exploration and despotic solitude of last winter's If You're Reading This It's Too Late, VIEWS's lack of focus feels loose and light-headed.
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Major signs and symptoms of heart attack in men and women include chest pain or discomfort; nausea, feeling light-headed or unusually tired; pain or discomfort in the jaw, neck, back, arm or shoulder; and shortness of breath, according to the CDC.
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Immediately after the treatment, I did feel a little bit light-headed, and I think it&aposs because of all the microcurrents we used on my face, so I just made sure to drink a lot of water, which Biba told me I needed more of, and I felt fine.
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Just one look at the pair's discography is enough to make you feel light-headed, with a bevy of vocal cameos from the likes of soul and funk legend Roy Ayers, Loose Joints, Shanice, India...and Mel B. Everybody who says they like house and techno (yes, everybody) should know who Robert Hood is.
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Drag-On tried making it back on the stage but fell to the ground ... medics had to come to his aid and he left in an emergency vehicle and went to the ER. We reached out to Drag-On, who tells us he was just dehydrated after a long night working in the studio and got light-headed during the show.
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Not only do the lyrics tell a deeply boring ex-sex story of the two most obnoxious #youths (half the song is just the boy singer and the girl singer declaring they "ain't ever gettin' older"), it also appears to have been hastily produced out of classroom toys, specifically the melodica — a keyboard that sounds like an accordion when you blow into it through a tube, and if you play it for too long, you get light-headed.
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After feeling light-headed Jones was admitted to hospital on 11 December 2019 as a precaution after suffering from exhaustion.
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He died childless, aged 65, in May 1694, having committed suicide by cutting his own throat when "sick of a fever and light headed".
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Angus is "weak minded and light headed," and in punishment Beira traps her son in the rocks, where he is forced to repeat the words of others (ie echo).
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As the speed of light is finite and the same in all directions for all observers, the light headed for the back of the train will have less distance to cover than the light headed for the front. Thus, the flashes of light will strike the ends of the traincar at different times. The spacetime diagram in the frame of the observer on the train. The same diagram in the frame of an observer who sees the train moving to the right.
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Lisa Kreutz, shot in the shoulder, arms, hand, and thigh, remained laying in the library. She had tried to move but became light-headed. Kreutz kept track of time by the sound of the school's bells until police arrived. Kreutz was finally evacuated at 3:22 p.m.
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Overdosing would most likely result in decreased blood pressure, which could manifest as an increased heart rate, dizziness, feeling light headed, or loss of consciousness. Mice studies showed that lethality occurred at about 44 to 170 times the maximum recommended dose after the mice weight were adjusted.
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Side effects may include nausea, trouble sleeping, dizziness, feeling light headed with standing, kidney problems, allergies, and muscle cramps. Other serious side effects may include high blood potassium. Use in pregnancy and breastfeeding is not generally recommended. Use in those with significant kidney problems is not recommended.
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She was favored to win the NCAA Cross Country Championship on November 23, 2009, but collapsed after leading for the first two miles. She wound up in 163rd place. Barringer commented that she felt light headed all of a sudden. Barringer won the Inaugural Bowerman Award in 2009.
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Sun passes out, and reawakens at the camp, remembering little of the traumatic experience. Fearing for her safety, Jin disallows Sun to tend to her garden, going as far as ripping it apart. Sun returns to the beach, where she starts feeling light-headed. She asks Sawyer for a pregnancy test.
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That evening, Lucky stops at a bar and has a few Bloody Marias with the locals. One of the regulars, Howard, is depressed that his pet tortoise has escaped. The next morning, Lucky becomes entranced by the blinking numbers on his coffeepot. He gets light-headed and falls over, smashing his ceramic mug.
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He never felt "truly comfortable" throughout his first four seasons. He was insecure that he had less comedy experience than his peers. He would often not sleep on Fridays before the show, and would feel light-headed prior to broadcasts. He was neurotic regarding his performances; Hader called his early performances "rigid".
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Dr. Michael Liebowitz, founder of the Anxiety Disorders Clinic at the New York State Psychiatric Institute, says, "It's not an isolated phobia, but usually part of a larger constellation ... It's people who get panic attacks. You get light- headed, dizzy; your heart races. You become afraid that you'll feel trapped." It is a situational phobia.
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Symptoms of the phobia can include being light-headed, difficulty breathing, a tingling or numbness of some part of the body, fainting, weakness, dizziness, feelings of a loss of control, excessive sweating, chills, chest pain, nervous, or feeling a constant sense of dread or doom about cooking, or stubbornness or outright refusal to cook.
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Gute Schriften, Bern 1973, Seite 77. Sutermeister also wrote for the Bernese daily newspaper Der Bund: ::He was a master of light-headed philosophy, and he shook the kaleidoscope of the German language to delight himself and the mischievous coincidences of his rhymes. So he has brought some cheerful, but also some thoughtful note in our newspaper text.Dr. Phil.
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Leukopenia () is a decrease in the number of leukocytes. Found in the blood, they are the white blood cells, and are the body's primary defense against infection. Thus the condition of leukopenia places individuals at increased risk of infection. Symptoms may include mouth or skin sores, sore throat, cough, trouble breathing, feeling light-headed, fever, chills, or body aches.
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Long after nightfall, faint with cold and hunger, they find an abandoned van where they take refuge. Light-headed, they blame each other for what has happened; Chris says Paulie intends to choke him while he is asleep. They fight, Chris pulls a gun on Paulie, then breaks down in crazy laughter. They agree to stay together.
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A generally serious girl who often serves as the straight person to the antics of Yuzuko and Yukari, who often like to tease her. ; : :The third member of the Data Processing Club. A generally light headed girl who will often copy Yuzuko's antics if she finds them amusing. She comes from a rich family and was friends with Yui in elementary school.
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Mount Teide from a distance with a cloud at the top Because of the altitude, the air is significantly thinner than at sea level. This can cause people (especially with heart or lung conditions) to become light-headed or dizzy, to develop altitude sickness, and in extreme cases to lose consciousness. The only treatment is to return to lower altitudes and acclimatise.
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On 27 February 2013, Dekkers died at the age of 43, after reportedly feeling light- headed while training in his hometown Breda. He was riding his bike when he collapsed. A few bystanders attempted to assist him before emergency services arrived and attempted to revive him to no avail. It was reported that myocardial infarction (heart attack) was the cause of death.
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In 1869, Charlotte was pregnant with her third child. On New Year's Eve, Charlotte was on a ladder hanging a curtain when she became light-headed and fell off of the ladder. Charlotte Denman Lozier was taken to the hospital where her third and final child was born two months prematurely. However, Charlotte passed away at age 25 on January 3, 1870.
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Astralwerks released a statement describing the song as a combination of the duo's signature psychedelic pop sound and "modern stabs". Its production was built on a "ramshackle", slightly off-tempo piano sample set above a looping mid- tempo rhythm. PopMatters Tim O'Neil described it as "syncopated" and "slightly light-headed". He also noted the duo's different style on the track compared with their previous records.
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Initially Pas de quartier January 1987. The gags included in this volume are: A Bit of History, Quick Out West, Be Kind to Animals, Swimming, Quick the Golf Pro, Horseriding, Windstorm, A Nice Surprise, Sports, Essay, Skating, Light Headed, Cleaning Day, Circus Games, A Nice “Shot”, Rescue, Automatic Door Closer, A Good Line of Work, A Beautiful-Target, Payback, Camping (1), (2), and (3).
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During his performances for the musical, he suffered from social anxiety disorder, which caused him to feel light-headed and extremely nervous during his performances. Donny Osmond Joins ADAA Board as Honorary Member In 1997, Osmond left his starring role in the tour to participate with his family in the cast of the Hill Cumorah Pageant. Creator Andrew Lloyd Webber later chose Osmond to star in the 1999 film version.
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VBI is often considered when a patient complains of dizziness. It is important to distinguish dizziness caused by vertigo from the sensation of being light-headed, as the latter is more commonly a result of other conditions. Brief episodes of vertigo brought on by head movements are more likely to be Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. Alternatively, carotid sinus hypersensitivity can cause episodes of dizziness and collapse on head turning if the neck brushes against clothing.
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Shulgin accounts his experiences after ingesting 2C-N: > (with 120 mg) This came on very fast--I was aware of it within a half hour, > and it got as far as it would go by an hour. There are similarities to MDMA, > but missing is the benign anti-stress component. I am light-headed, and > there just might be a little eye wiggling. And then it dropped right off to > nothing within a couple of hours.
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In 2009 and 2010 when the event was staged in Sunderland, the race started at the Stadium of Light, headed over Wearmouth Bridge then along Fawcett Street heading to Mowbray Park. The competitors then turned back over the bridge to follow the coastline and return to the finishing line at the Stadium of Light. This route provided a fairly flat course. Since moving location to Gateshead in 2011, the race starts just outside Gateshead International Stadium on Saltmeadows Road.
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At one point in the book, Peter combats darkness by lighting a candle and placing it in Jack's empty head. Jack notes that it makes him feel "brighter," but also "A little light headed."Ruth Plumly Thompson, Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz, Reilly & Lee, 1929; Chapter 2. John R. Neill includes Jack in his final Oz book, The Runaway in Oz.John R. Neill, The Runaway in Oz, edited by Eric Shanower; New York, Books of Wonder, 1995.
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She was steered with a tiller. Her compass was kept under the glass cabin hatch, so it could be seen from within and without. In 1922 she was rebuilt as a 64 ton vessel that could carry a 150 GRT tons cargo. However, she kept her original rigging and was under-canvased for this size of vessel, and very light headed, in that small corrections on the helm could cause large and unpredictable changes of course.
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Budinić was a light-headed young priest who was even temporary expelled from Catholicism because of his misconduct, after he was reported for beating one of his fellow priests who swore his parents. Thanks to the influence of his family, this excommunication was abolished without endangering the advance in his career. In 1570 Budinić was appointed as chaplain of the Chapel of Saint Lucia on the island Pag and in 1577 he became chief vicar of the Archdiocese of Zadar.
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The scene shifts back to the crime investigation where she looks confused and light-headed, while everybody else is very busy with the forensic activity. She is later struck by a headache in a prison, where she slips backward to the bars and the prisoners inside begin to grab her. The scene changes to a club, where Nina is seen wearing orange outfit and dancing to the song. Scenes from the space ship alternatively enter into the chorus of the song.
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The Crusader Julian de Grenier, Lord of Sidon and Beaufort, described by his contemporaries as irresponsible and light-headed, took the opportunity in 1260 to raid and plunder the area of the Bekaa in what had recently become Mongol territory. When the Mongol general Kitbuqa sent his nephew with a small force to obtain redress, they were ambushed and killed by Julian. Kitbuqa responded forcefully by raiding the city of Sidon, destroying walls and slaying Christians although it is said that the castle remained untaken.
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A few English compound words, such as lightheaded or hothouse, have the letter combination split between the parts, though this is not a digraph. Here, the and are pronounced separately (light-headed) as a cluster of two consonants. Other examples are anthill, goatherd, lighthouse, outhouse, pothead; also in words formed with the suffix -hood: knighthood, and the similarly formed Afrikaans loanword apartheid. In a few place names ending in t+ham, the t-h boundary has been lost and become a spelling pronunciation, for example Grantham.
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Many people report feeling weak and light-headed during the course of the diet. On a practical level, the most common forms of the soup recipe have been criticized as being bland, though spicy variations have appeared. Even so, the blandness of the soup means that few manage the entire seven days, and often report feeling nauseated whenever they smell the soup toward the end of the week-long diet. It has also been noted that flatulence is a common side effect of the diet.
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In Sidon, Julian Grenier, Lord of Sidon and Beaufort, described by his contemporaries as irresponsible and light-headed, took an opportunity to raid and plunder the area of the Beqaa Valley in Mongol territory. One of the Mongols killed was Kitbuqa's nephew, and in retaliation, Kitbuqa raided the city of Sidon. These events added to the level of distrust between the Mongols and the Crusader forces, whose own center of power was now in the coastal city of Acre.Richard. p. 411.Jackson. Mongols and the West. pp. 120–122.
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McMath ran afoul of the energy and other extractionist sectors who had long dominated Arkansas politics, but for whom McMath was not a compliant agent. These included Arkansas Power & Light, headed by utility magnate C. Hamilton Moses; wealthy bankers and bond dealers; piney woods timber companies; the Murphy Oil conglomerate and its retainers; and old-family planters in the Mississippi Delta. All feared that McMath's progressive politics would increase labor costs and break up the sharecropping farm economy. The utility feared the loss of territory to rural electric cooperatives.
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Jimmy returns to the Freak Show to find his entire family displayed under the big top, dead. Desiree reveals herself and the two embrace, horrified over the bloodshed. Bette and Dot, having survived the shootout, now stand at the altar with Dandy. Bette agrees to his hand in marriage and the sisters announce they’ve brought in a new maid to make Dandy a glorious banquet. At dinner Dandy begins to feel light headed and it’s revealed that Desiree posed as the maid and drugged Dandy with the help of the twins and Jimmy.
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Atrial flutter (AFL) is a common abnormal heart rhythm that starts in the atrial chambers of the heart. When it first occurs, it is usually associated with a fast heart rate and is classified as a type of supraventricular tachycardia. Atrial flutter is characterized by a sudden-onset (usually) regular abnormal heart rhythm on an electrocardiogram (ECG) in which the heart rate is fast. Symptoms may include a feeling of the heart beating too fast, too hard, or skipping beats, chest discomfort, difficulty breathing, a feeling as if one's stomach has dropped, a feeling of being light-headed, or loss of consciousness.
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Crusie appears to give credence to this theory, describing Cal's "light-headed" moments when he catches a glimpse of Min's new red lace bra, before shattering it when Cal tells - and shows - Min that he finds her equally attractive in scruffy sweats as in fancy lace. Despite what her mother has consistently told her, Min learns that a man will love her despite her lingerie and despite her weight. Cal is also shown as fighting against stereotypical gender norms. His acquaintances believe him to be a womanizer and expect him to continue to act in that manner.
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Ferdinando Carlo escaped from Parma, but was arrested in Cremona and taken as a prisoner in Milan where he remained for several months until the British government negotiated his release.Stubbs, Assassination in Parma: The Life and Death of Duke Carlo III, p. 73 At this time he was described by a contemporary as "Tall and slim with an open and merry countenance, a light-hearted, light-headed, careless young man". After a brief sojourn on the island of Malta, he traveled to Naples and then Livorno where he was joined by his wife Louise Marie who had just given birth to their first son while in exile in Florence.
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From 1961 through 1964, she appeared as a guest star on such popular television series as Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Naked City, Channing and The Defenders. In 1965, she made an auspicious feature film debut as social worker Sandra Markowitz in the screen version of A Thousand Clowns. She co-starred opposite Jason Robards Jr., who played the freewheeling, eternally optimistic guardian of his teenage nephew, the custody of whom is threatened by authorities' dim view of his bohemian lifestyle. The New York Times critic wrote on December 9, 1965 that the movie "has the new and sensational Barbara Harris playing the appropriately light- headed girl".
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Though reluctant, James toasts his share of rum with the pirates but being extremely light headed, James promptly faints after only one drink. During a dream flashback, it is revealed that when he was a young pup, Jame's father was a famous clown working for a circus and that the young pup promised to have his very own circus one day. James' father proudly encourages his sick son to sleep and walks off to work where it is highly suggested that it was the very same night where James' father was tragically comedic killed from a blow to the groin from an improperly loaded joke cannon. James Rover wakes up on Cannibal Island dumped by captain Howell as a distraction to the supposedly cannibals who lives there.
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In an NPR interview Nafisi contrasts the sorrowful and seductive sides of Dolores/Lolita's character. She notes "Because her name is not Lolita, her real name is Dolores which as you know in Latin means dolour, so her real name is associated with sorrow and with anguish and with innocence, while Lolita becomes a sort of light-headed, seductive, and airy name. The Lolita of our novel is both of these at the same time and in our culture here today we only associate it with one aspect of that little girl and the crassest interpretation of her." Following Nafisi's comments, the NPR interviewer, Madeleine Brand, lists as embodiments of the latter side of Lolita, "the Long Island Lolita, Britney Spears, the Olsen twins, and Sue Lyon in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita".
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Macartney-Snape planned to avoid three large expeditions attempting the South Col route, by climbing Everest via the more difficult West Ridge, then traversing to descend the standard South Col route. He reached nearly 7500m on acclimatisation sorties, but bad weather and a strong avalanche risk changed Macartney-Snape's plans to ascend via the South Col route. After two preparatory trips through the Khumbu Icefall to the Western Cwm, he left his team on 7 May to attempt the summit solo and without supplemental oxygen, carrying a pack with a tent, food, fuel and a movie camera to the South Col at 8000m. Light-headed and plagued by bouts of diarrhoea following the challenging solo climb up the Lhotse Face, Macartney- Snape rested a day before setting out for the summit of Everest at 9.30pm on 10 May in bright moonlight.
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Reeves starred in another science fiction film, The Day the Earth Stood Still, a loose adaptation of the 1951 film of the same name. He portrayed Klaatu, an alien sent from outer space to try to change human behaviour or eradicate humans because of their environmental impact. At the 2009 Razzie Awards, the film was nominated for Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel. Many critics were unimpressed with the heavy use of special effects; The Telegraph credited Reeves' ability to engage the audience, but thought the cinematography was abysmal and the "sub- Al-Gore environment lecture leaves you light-headed with tedium". Tiger Chen and Reeves at the Fantastic Fest film festival, 2013 Rebecca Miller's The Private Lives of Pippa Lee was Reeves' sole release of 2009, which premiered at the 59th Berlin International Film Festival.
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In his memoirs Mit Theaterliv, Lumbye's friend, the ballet-master August Bournonville comments on the piece. "While I by no means would ascribe the whole of Lumbye's success to the Champagne Galop, let me dwell for a moment on the impatient ferment brewing up in the first part, the cork popping off and the glasses being filled in the second part, a toast to good health, the frothy nectar downed in the third part and then a light- headed joy through the entire fourth part until a welcome "Da Capo" brings a new bottle to the table and all is swept up in a tumultuous bacchanale." The piece is a good example of the entertaining music Lumbye liked to compose. Known as the Strauss of the North, he was a master at integrating popular dance rhythms into the compositions he wrote for those who came to his Tivoli concerts with.
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