Dave: When we have sexual activity, there's a pleasant feeling.
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She claims it creates a physically pleasant feeling for her more than 10,000 followers.
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"I suggest you get the nicest, fluffiest, most pleasant feeling towels you can afford," Rusteen says.
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She said it was a pleasant feeling knowing that there were others who had followed in her footsteps.
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Juul uses nicotine salts in its products, which give a more pleasant feeling than freebase nicotine and helps account for its popularity.
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The included MK510 mouse, while a fine device in its own right, isn't quite as ergonomically pleasant-feeling as the Wave keyboard.
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I understood the seductive power of pop culture feminism, which leads us not to real political change, but to a pleasant feeling of so-called empowerment.
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Outside of human contact and the projection of our material desires, cars resting on the side of the road elicit an unexpectedly pleasant feeling of contemplation.
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I subsequently had the facial version which involves the blowing of the freezing air onto your face for around half an hour and is a very pleasant feeling.
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It gives me a pleasant feeling of cocooned solitude, like I'm in a cabin filled with Pendleton blankets and no one can reach me by phone or email.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - By capitalising on his chance selection in Australia, India paceman Jasprit Bumrah has afforded his captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni a rare pleasant feeling — of having a settled bowling unit at his disposal.
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It's a meal-planning technique that requires very little brain power, but gives you a pleasant feeling of being an artiste with all of your creatively curated toast toppings, and it's a simple equation that's hard to fuck up, really.
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Not a pleasant feeling, needless to say, but it left me hoping that viewers in denial about the effects of endless growth might be seduced into realizing how fragile these urban civilizations are, and how close they are to shattering.
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This is a nice touch on Delta's international flights in economy, adding a pleasant feeling to the meal service and helping you plan ahead (for example, you can skip dinner if you know that a light meal will be served before landing).
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"For some people, it makes them feel claustrophobic, which is another kind of anxiety, and therefore not a pleasant feeling and will increase their anxiety," says Gail Saltz, a psychoanalyst and clinical associate professor of psychiatry at the New York Presbyterian Hospital Weill-Cornell School of Medicine.
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That's just my take on it, but if you want to read more on how the Google sees Google's new app, "Welcome to Light Fields" seeks to educate users on what exactly light fields are and how important the technology could be to unlocking more pleasant-feeling virtual reality experiences.
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Euphoria may occur during auras of seizures [emphasis added] typically originating in the temporal lobe, but affecting the anterior insular cortex. This euphoria is symptomatic of a rare syndrome called ecstatic seizures, In a table listing cases of ecstatic seizures reported in the literature, descriptions include: "Euphoric and talkative", "calm euphoria", "Pleasant feeling, euphoria", "Pleasant feeling, and feels euphoria", "short euphoric states"; others are within the definition of euphoria: "Sudden feeling of extreme well-being", "Ineffable joy. Intense pleasure without match in reality (perhaps music)", "Extreme happiness", "intense (non-sexual) pleasure", "Intense happy feeling", "Sudden indescribably pleasant and joyous feeling", "Sensation of intense well-being", "Intense pleasant feeling", "Intense feelings of bliss and well-being". often also involving mystical experiences.
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The single received generally positive reviews from music critics, who praised the song's musical styles. Jung So-young from OSEN (Online Sports and Entertainment News) described the song as having a "pleasant" feeling.
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When there is uddhacca we are forgetful as to kusala, we are unable to apply ourselves to any kind of kusala. Even when there is pleasant feeling, for example, when we are attached to a quiet place, there is restlessness, uddhacca, which arises together with lobha-mūla-citta. We may think that we are calm at such a moment, but we have actually “mental excitement”.
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His melodic lines follow the classical rules of Variation. He doesn't use complex variations, and doesn't think of variation as a goal within itself; rather he employs a simple altering of the melody line as far as it helps to a more pleasant feeling of the piece. Unlike Mahjubi, he adopted the modern notation. Maroufi was a great teacher as well and has trained numerous musicians who has perused and developed his style up until the present.
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The heart of the institution is its double-storied, library building. It is place where the students and faculty always cherish to spent time in reading and learning just because of its serene atmosphere and its valuable collection. As there is a large pond adjacent to the library, there is always a better and comparatively cooler atmosphere inside the library. The Library is well furnished and neatly kept, so that whoever comes in the library get a pleasant feeling.
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His circus-mates, having got Bing drunk, convinced him to have sex with a prostitute. Despite her being hirsute, Bing is too drunk to decline. The next morning, he awakens to the pleasant feeling of being masturbated, though to his horror, the act is being carried out by Medusa, who now has a severe crush on him. She soon realises that her feelings are not being reciprocated and becomes enraged with him, and indeed all men.
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Also in the Known Space universe, a device called a "tasp" which does not need a surgical implant (similar to transcranial magnetic stimulation) can be used to achieve similar goals: the pleasure center of a person's brain is found and remotely stimulated (considered a violation without seeking the person's consent beforehand). It is an important device in Niven's Ringworld novels. Niven's stories explain wireheads by mentioning a study in which experimental rats had electrodes implanted at strategic locations in their brains, so that an applied current would induce a pleasant feeling. If the current could be obtained any time the rats pushed the lever, they would use it over and over, ignoring food and physical necessities until they died.
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In 1924, Kuvalayananda founded the Kaivalyadhama Health and Yoga Research Center, combining asanas with gymnastics, and like Yogendra seeking a scientific and medical basis for yogic practices. In 1937, the Yale physiologist Kavoor T. Behanan published his book Yoga: A Scientific Evaluation, reporting that a form of pranayama, Ujjayi ("Victorious breath"), performed at the slow rate of 28 breaths in 22 minutes, could create a deeply relaxed state that he called "an extremely pleasant feeling of quietude", accompanied by a marked slowing of mental performance on tests such as mental sums, recognising colours and solving simple puzzles. The science journalist William Broad notes that this finding contradicted the image of yoga as conferring special powers.
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Tepidarium in the Forum Thermae at Pompeii The tepidarium was the warm (tepidus) bathroom of the Roman baths heated by a hypocaust or underfloor heating system. The speciality of a tepidarium is the pleasant feeling of constant radiant heat which directly affects the human body from the walls and floor. There is an interesting example at Pompeii; this was covered with a semicircular barrel vault, decorated with reliefs in stucco, and round the room a series of square recesses or niches divided from one another by telamones. The tepidarium was the great central hall around which all the other halls were grouped, and which gave the key to the plans of the thermae.
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