But for those lucky people with allergies, making it less stuffy in our home leads to a stuffy nose (among other side effects).
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I didn't want to go anyway — big stuffy event.
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They're fed up with the stuffy service and white tablecloths.
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Some of Allister's purchases remedied the stuffy world he occupied.
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I can feel my stuffy nose clearing by the second.
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It can also increase mucus and make you feel stuffy.
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"It seemed old, stuffy, hella expensive, and scary," she said.
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"We had a stuffy, old sitting room concept," she said.
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It's stuffy and inaccessible, when it's called poetry, but not
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It used to be conservatives who were the stuffy ones.
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Parents can use:A humidifier to ease stuffy or runny noses.
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PENCE: Most of the stuffy you've said, he's never said.
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I always found them a little stuffy, to be honest.
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I also liked how it had personality without feeling stuffy.
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It's not the thing that's stuffy, and for your grandparents.
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" He chuckles: "It'd be the stuffy British thing to do.
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The separated heel (and ditsy print) keep these from feeling stuffy.
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All these are traits that Europe's stuffy political institutions sadly lack.
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In the history books, King comes off as the stuffy preacher.
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Thirty years ago they might have looked stuffy to passers-by.
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Typical symptoms include a stuffy or runny nose, cough, and fever.
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They come to be seen as stuffy, old-fashioned or obsolete.
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Parishioners fanned themselves to stay cool in the packed, stuffy room.
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Their goal: to create a less stuffy, more personal home publication.
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"Before that I would have been too stuffy," Ms. Robinson said.
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Yes, the AVN (Adult Video News) Awards in Las Vegas are upon us, and unlike the stuffy boys club that is the Oscars, at this ceremony women are on top and calling someone stuffy is a compliment.
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I get up feeling a little sick (stuffy nose and throat hurts).
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Meghan proves formal separates do not have to be boring or stuffy.
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We're not in a stuffy room where people are crossing their arms.
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Allergy symptoms can include a stuffy nose, sneezing, and itchy, watery eyes.
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Documentaries aren't just the stodgy, stuffy programming you zoom by on PBS.
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There's barely room to stand, and it's starting to get uncomfortably stuffy.
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As a rule, British politicians tend to be fairly stuffy on Twitter.
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I like fun and easy date nights, not stuffy and fancy-shmancy.
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However, he had already decided that Google was too stuffy and declined.
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But inside Assi's front door, stuffy convention comes abruptly to a stop.
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Your type: Chowhounds, culturehounds and the well-connected, if they're not stuffy.
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John C. Vennema is especially lovely as Warnie, Jack's stuffy-sweet brother.
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Most of the store clerks wore the tree toppers — stuffy, but versatile.
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My perception of the sport was that it was stuffy and elitist.
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Accommodations are sophisticated without being stuffy, and stylish without being overly trendy.
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He has added 17,000 jobs in the so-called stuffy United Kingdom.
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Sometimes the stuffy syntax of headlines makes for iconic lil' turns of phrase.
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She's a stuffy lawyer now, replete with a sleek bob and a turtleneck.
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The guys making money off marijuana these days are stuffy old white dudes.
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That said, while the environments are stuffy, they don't make the greatest sell.
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Remember when blazers were padded-shouldered, stuffy staples worn solely to the office?
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Every now and then, celebrity fashion can start to feel a little stuffy.
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He adored and cultivated American women, considering them less stuffy and better dressed.
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The heat of the summer, the stuffy and humid avenues — those were familiar.
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He was too tame, too stuffy, too conciliatory, too lacking in power-consciousness.
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As such, Gild Hall's after-work scene defies the neighborhood's somewhat stuffy reputation.
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The apartment was stuffy and looked like a room in Count Dracula's castle.
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The reception he received in a stuffy high school gymnasium suggested they did.
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Miss Thing's bachelor apartment was extremely hot and stuffy due to the humidity.
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As Ashley Spivey told Refinery 29 last year, the mansion gets stuffy as hell.
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It's a smart show where we aim to discuss the news without being stuffy.
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You'll probably want to leave the door slightly open if it gets too stuffy.
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"For a long time, Trieste was like a dark and stuffy room," he said.
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Join BuzzFeed News reporters and editors every Saturday for news that's smart, not stuffy.
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Nothing makes you appreciate being able to breathe quite like having a stuffy nose.
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But upstairs, in the stuffy courtrooms lined with old bookshelves, the heat is palpable.
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I know it's stuffy in here, but it's better than actively being rained on.
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The liberated, adventurous Alice will from now on be trapped in stuffy Victorian England.
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Do you think that the pre-Vatican II church was too stuffy, legalistic, rigid?
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Health: Do you ever find yourself struggling to think in a stuffy conference room?
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Sometimes art documentaries can feel a little stuffy, but this is intimate and joyous.
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I expected a near-Arctic chill, but the resulting temperature was still somewhat stuffy.
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My cold has really hit hard, though, and my nose is so stuffy now.
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The room, which was warm and lined with pillows and books, suddenly seemed stuffy.
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The air is stuffy, and it's tough to move around without bumping into someone.
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It was a disaster: the royal family came across as stuffy and over-formal.
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"We all know what it's like in a stuffy conference room," Dr. Allen said.
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In the 1990s the European Union used the single market to prise open stuffy industries.
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I usually wake up feeling a bit sweaty and stuffy on a memory foam mattress.
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As for flip-flops, why not liberate stuffy self-importance with a little beach look?
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An infection also sends blood to the nose, causing inflammation and a stuffy, congested feeling.
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Symptoms include high fever, generalized rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes.
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If full-length ones feel stuffy, opt for a chic pair of ankle pants instead.
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Emma Recchi (Tilda Swinton) is a Russian woman who married into a stuffy Italian family.
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She's determined to get her granddaughter Deja into the exclusive (stuffy), Jack and Jane organization.
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It looks a little like Netflix's answer to stuffy, talky dramas like PBS's Downton Abbey.
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She told CNN that her son always had a stuffy nose after using the cups.
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Get out of the stuffy, non-descript office and let the background speak for itself.
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Outside is all forest, inside is usually hot and stuffy and filled with weird people.
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She is liberated from the stuffy style and shoulder pads of the '80s and '90s!
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Hathaway's Kluger is the stuffy celebrity it-girl and the star of the Met Gala.
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She bursts into the WWI strategy room without nary a consideration for stuffy gender politics.
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In talking with Wainwright I'm exposed to a side of Shakespeare that's anything but stuffy.
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No need to look at this music, her choreography says, as some stuffy museum piece.
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"We are convinced that opera is not pesante, not stuffy and boring," Dr. Giambrone said.
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Nobody with his churlish disregard for the old (and often stuffy) conventions of pro tennis.
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Measles symptoms include high fever, rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes.
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And The Times's style magazine has a guide on dressing for fall without looking stuffy.
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It made me think of stuffy, elite hotel guests who demand the height of opulence.
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For far too long, the industry has been complicit in equating wine with stuffy connoisseurship.
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Adama Daniel sat behind the front desk of the dark, stuffy tailor shop and moped.
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Tuck into a mini skirt, slip on some tights (colored, patterned, or cut-out, it's up to you), add a leather jacket (bonus for some variety of detailing, like faux fur or studs), and suddenly that stuffy turtleneck looks, well, not so stuffy after all.
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Voicemails of love from around the world "When we sing in stuffy offices and stuffy places, people eat it up because the world's gotten so corporate and PC," said Brunson, an IT field support technician whose wife sings in an all-female barbershop chorus.
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How to clear a stuffy noseIf your stuffy nose is from the cold, flu, or some other common infection, your go-to remedies are: Humid air: First, if you&aposre at home with no medicine in your cabinet, try a steamy shower or humidifier.
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They developed lively and effective writing styles that stand out in the stuffy world of law.
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At this time of year, the idea of going to your stuffy indoor gym is unbearable.
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Ryan Forey, a trainee priest at the church, is frustrated by perceptions of Christianity as stuffy.
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What to wear to combat a frosty morning, stuffy commute, air-conditioned office, and toasty bar?
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An American startup is hoping to overhaul the stuffy insurance industry with a couple of swipes.
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It was stuffy and filled with smoke so she told Magro they needed to go home.
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He and Jeffcoat head to a stuffy gala with a sea of nametags on blue blazers.
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One time, he even dressed in full fetish gear during one of Evie's stuffy "gay"dinners.
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So I'd be stuck in a stuffy, vomit-inducing cylinder with no way to get off?
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The comedian adds a pop culture appeal to what might otherwise be a stuffy Washington affair.
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Another problem is country clubs' reputation for being stuffy and not particularly diverse, according to Lawrence.
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Sleeping propped up on your back is your best option when you have a stuffy nose.
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At one point on Monday afternoon, 22 people crowded before the judge in a stuffy courtroom.
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A long, layered skirt is modest without being stuffy and can be styled in myriad ways.
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SOMEWHERE between occult Turin and stuffy bourgeois Turin — though not unconnected with either — is artistic Turin.
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Goldman Sachs leaders are ditching stuffy cubicles for an open floor plan — for better or worse.
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Overdo it and you risk ending up with a space that feels stuffy, cluttered and overwhelming.
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I was initially put off by the title, as it seemed not only unnecessary but stuffy.
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It was in a stuffy boardroom with zero circulation and a seemingly endless conversation about table games.
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In fact, their main criticism of the Church is that it is stuffy and out of touch.
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MORE in 2008 or Mitt Romney in 85033, the Republicans were largely viewed as stuffy, spineless cowards.
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Or do you get a stuffy nose, red skin, and diarrhea while you're still at the bar?
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It has more personality than a big chain and is less stuffy than an ultra-luxury offering.
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It's supportive but not stuffy, doesn't cause chafing, and has adjustable straps and a breathable mesh lining.
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That's when you'll start to feel symptoms including sneezing, a stuffy nose, scratchy throat, and mild fatigue.
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If it&aposs something else causing your stuffy nose, Kulik suggests saline sprays for quick, easy relief.
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Other times, movies try to keep all those highfalutin words, but get rid of the stuffy costumes.
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Not that the dishes couldn't hold their own on a more serious, stuffy sort of tasting menu.
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Ms. White's children savored being outside their grandmother's stuffy first-floor apartment, above the building's boiler room.
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Upper respiratory infections, like the flu, come with a slew of nasty symptoms including a stuffy nose.
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Sure, they can be a bit stuffy, but gathering people in the same room has measurable benefits.
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Put 120 wet, sandy kids in a stuffy hall, and you could forgive a bit of restlessness.
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According to a Norwegian food blogger that Steven (diligent in planning meals) had consulted, it wasn't stuffy.
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T, The Times's style magazine, has a guide on how to dress for fall without looking stuffy.
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Despite the welcoming atmosphere, the hotel still exudes a sophisticated vibe, which some may view as stuffy.
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T, The Times's style magazine, has a guide on how to dress for fall without looking stuffy.
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But that's not a bad thing — the items feel sophisticated without falling into the pitfall of stuffy.
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"We don't do stuffy," Silverman said of asking Hedendal to create a meal centered on natural ingredients.
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The Astros, renouncing baseball's stuffy conventions, would wear the same uniforms at home and on the road.
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Are you feeling a little spent, a little stuffy, a little too ready to relax this Christmas?
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We learn that he has a boyfriend, a stuffy lawyer type who won't hold Paul's hand in public.
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Not everyone's aware, oh I feel sick and the air's feeling stuffy — but that means CO2 is elevated.
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Coffee table books can conjure up images of the stuffy, giant tomes you'd find at your grandparents' house.
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Chat is essentially just the consumer-friendly face slapped atop the stuffy name given to the communication protocol.
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Seemingly overnight, blazers went from being a stuffy office fixture to the must-have layering piece of 2017.
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I love how clean the streets are kept too, even if it can come across a bit stuffy.
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But I must admit these little semi-porn drawings are more amusing than a stuffy New Yorker cartoon.
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In a stuffy beer tent less than a kilometre away an FPO gathering was getting into full swing.
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It was like nothing we had ever seen before at the usually stuffy, homogenized conventions of the past.
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It was stuffy, stifling, and not where I'd expected to end up on a rare day off work.
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Jupiter is jolly and generous, but Saturn is stuffy and curmudgeonly, and it rules our fears and worries.
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Roth responded by satirizing Howe and the magazine as stuffy hypocrites in his 1983 novel The Anatomy Lesson.
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This eclectic mix is a stark contrast to more stuffy (and staid) nearby beach towns, like Spring Lake.
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"The setting is stunning, the neighborhood is unexpected, and the service is exceptional but not stuffy," she said.
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Common brands include Mucinex Children&aposs Stuffy Nose and Chest Congestion and Children&aposs Dimetapp Cold and Allergy.
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But upper respiratory infections, like the flu, come with a slew of nasty symptoms including a stuffy nose.
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Sleeping in the stuffy confines of his home is something to which Mr. Tarip is still not accustomed.
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It's not just that their stuff is expensive, or stuffy, or morally reprehensible — though it often is that.
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In the film, the incongruity of stuffy, dressed-up philistines making like Jamaican backup dancers was a hoot.
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For companies to get ahead, they know they must distance themselves from the mainstream, stuffy world of money.
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Ms. Daniels's house was stifling, the air so stuffy that her daughter said it was difficult to breathe.
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I think of "Beyond stuffy" as being snooty or boring, but for me, ANAL refers more to behavior.
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"Make sure to be a real person and not too formal or stuffy in your bids," she said.
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On this day in 1901, the Australian Labor Party was created, in a stuffy basement room in Melbourne.
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Other time-honored but increasingly stuffy elements, like presenting the cork to guests, were falling by the wayside.
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Under the academy's sometimes stuffy rituals, board members are not allowed to openly seek the job of president.
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Beyond this core pair, the characterizations are mostly flat: cliquish students, stuffy authority figures and clueless grown-ups.
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The hotel is sophisticated but never felt stuffy or pretentious, and the grounds are well-serviced and photogenic.
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Amante Clothing, which occupies a stuffy storefront filled with racks of colorful samples, regularly works with Fashion Nova.
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But the feel was far from stuffy; the hotel's Madison & Vine restaurant bustled with a young, vibrant crowd.
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That night, in the stuffy room, the women all stood, one by one, and pledged to support Mrs.
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Sharp-edged but shadowy zones of overlapping color evoke drywall, masking tape or slightly stuffy house paint samples.
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Jones' enthusiasm was endearing and it seemed to have instantly lifted the stuffy mood typically experienced during fashion shows.
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Now for as little as 10,000 yen ($95) you to can nestle in the sweet stuffy valley of man.
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Those who didn't have a convincing food allergy instead reported symptoms like stomach cramps, a stuffy nose, or nausea.
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"It was kind of a sleepy, stuffy restaurant in Beverly Hills, and we were all just screaming," Robinson recalled.
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The smell of cooked rice and lentils mixes with the sweet stench of open flesh in the stuffy air.
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The agents loaded them onto a stuffy bus, headed almost two hours away to the nearest ICE processing center.
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"We don't want to be in some stuffy-ass place where they're like 'Take your hat off,'" Furlan concluded.
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Tony Blair disliked it because he believed that it was full of stuffy imperialists who didn't "get" multicultural Britain.
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At the same time, it's expensive and actually a little stuffy — it's not somewhere you'd let your hair down.
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There's also research to suggest it bumps up IQ, clears up stuffy noses, and may even kill cancer cells.
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Alden & Harlow: Alden and Harlow proves that you don't have to do high-end food in a stuffy environment.
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Truly, there's nothing like a stuffy nose and sore throat to ruin a quiet night of Netflix and vaping.
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INTO A CRAMPED, stuffy room on the outskirts of Delhi shuffles a middle-aged woman in a yellow sari.
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Mostly this is the kind of stuffy bleeding-heart expressionism many of us go to hip-hop to avoid.
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A love story as great as Rebecca and Jack's couldn't begin at a stuffy sit-down dinner, could it?
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Pay attention, and the routine won't be as stuffy as you thought, and may even lead to surprising insights.
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"We wanted to make sure that it's never stuffy, it never feels formal, it feels very inviting," says Camp.
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Ikeda explains that matcha is so historical and traditional that Japanese people forget about it or think it's stuffy.
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This little gem helps humidify your living space, protecting you and your loved ones from germs and stuffy air.
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After all, one thing that makes the cool uncle so cool is that he flouts the stuffy parental rules!
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I don't mean to sound stuffy about this, but there's an aura, a vibe, which is very, very similar.
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After Google began teaching the practice to its employees, stuffy companies like McKinsey and BlackRock started doing the same.
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"With the festival I wanted to show things that were exciting and weird, not stuffy or boring," he explains.
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Like everywhere on a Saturday in the LES it is crowded and stuffy, but we have a great time.
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"When people think about creating a financial plan, they envision long, uncomfortable meetings in a stuffy office," Vietri says.
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Frustrated, we considered the once unimaginable: my wife's parents' Pinciano neighborhood, which I had once considered stuffy and dull.
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It was today in 1901 that the Australian Labor Party was created, in a stuffy basement room in Melbourne.
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Symptoms include: fever, feverish chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches and tiredness.
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The library "gives a seriousness to the history of jewelry making," she said, but not in a stuffy way.
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Throughout the fashion world, men's tailoring is anything but stuffy or staid these days, despite its sometimes conservative reputation.
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"Wilson persuaded the Queen to drop a lot of stuffy protocol that had remained since Queen Victoria," he wrote.
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It's the story of an artistic middle-aged woman in a provincial town who's married to a stuffy businessman.
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Broadcast from a small, stuffy studio, the programs cover a range of themes, from education and healthcare to child marriage.
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Dinner is stuffy and formal, breakfast is just a pile of carbs, but lunch offers the best of both worlds.
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Then Sasha walks into the event, and no one is in the similarly stuffy conservative garb she expected to see.
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As far as stuffy office parties where the entire drinks menu is funded by taxpayers, it was pretty damn swinging.
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In place of a stuffy guidance counselor, Sasha meets her cool, inappropriately attractive new life coach Jones (Michael Stahl-David).
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Earlier this week, hundreds of mostly male, tribal leaders packed a large, stuffy hall in Khartoum for a Hemedti rally.
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The birds are bad at regulating their body temperature, and the big sheds they are kept in can get stuffy.
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Who stays here: Twenty or thirty-somethings that love the experiential vibe and accommodations that are stylish but not stuffy.
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When my daughter has a stuffy or runny nose, I use the NoseFrida nasal aspirator to suck her snot out.
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"We don't want to be in some stuffy-ass place where they're like 'Take your hat off,&apos" Furlan concluded.
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Caring about craft does not necessarily mean writing in stuffy New Yorker voice (not that there's anything wrong with that).
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Ahead are our 12 favorite al fresco finds that hold the power to transform even stuffy dungeons into airy oases.
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They depict a world of high teas, elaborate dinners and stuffy social rituals in which Kwan grew up in Singapore.
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The show grounds itself in historical accuracy, but also wants to be the furthest thing from a stuffy educational drama.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's engagement party may have been a black tie event, but there was nothing stuffy about the romantic celebration.
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The CERN Axion Solar Telescope certainly lacks the stuffy vibe stereotypical of other particle physics experiments—but that makes sense.
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When sexy Venus meets stuffy Saturn, the vibe isn't exactly hot, but it is good for creating stability and commitment.
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The challenge I faced was not a room full of stuffy academics dismissing a modern lens for a treasured text.
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Joel Robuchon, who has a seismic influence on French food turning it from stuffy to fun and accessible, is dead.
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I usually kept the AC in fan mode when I wasn't home so that my apartment would feel less stuffy.
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It's a much more exciting design language than the stuffy new Jetta that VW showed off in Detroit for sure.
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A stuffy, runny nose is one of the primary symptoms of a cold and also the one likeliest to linger.
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It also makes them less thirsty, dulls their sense of taste and causes a "stuffy nose" feeling similar to allergies.
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Common symptoms include fever and chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle and body aches, headaches and fatigue.
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Common symptoms include cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, fever and chills, muscle and body aches, headaches and fatigue.
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In the stuffy world of judicial nominations, Franken served the Democratic cause as no other ordinary Judiciary Committee member could.
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Menzies was a stuffy Anglophile who could not have been a bigger contrast to the younger, 59-year-old Holt.
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I'm no scientist, but it's probably getting a bit stuffy in your home with you being cooped up like that.
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Virtual reality, he said, could help make the taxidermy gallery — home to Louis XV's pet rhinoceros — a little less stuffy.
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The world's most isolated capital city, stuffy and conservative, it has an outlet mall soul that is hard to outpace.
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It's the sort of luxurious (though not stuffy) vacation for which one might splurge when there's something meaningful to celebrate.
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Cons: The hotel's style is on the stuffy side and might not appeal to those looking for a hipper scene.
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Or the yards of maple woodwork she daringly bleached so that the second-floor master suite didn't look too stuffy.
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In a stuffy second-floor squad room, the detectives of the 40th Precinct grapple with an inheritance of government neglect.
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She was outspoken, confident, witty and had a habit of flouting convention that seemed to appeal to stuffy British aristocrats.
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If there's anyone that can make the (at times stuffy) New York tradition of Fashion Week more bearable, it's Leslie Jones.
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Regards can sound a bit stuffy to some, but because it's so neutral, it is a safe bet for professional communications.
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If you are allergic, you might experience a runny or stuffy nose, itchiness in your throat, or watery or itchy eyes.
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She didn't have a fever or a runny, stuffy nose, which helped doctors rule out a respiratory infection like the flu.
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Call a doctor if you have symptoms like ear pain, hearing loss or stuffy-headedness that might not be from earwax.
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In one hotel, Chinese visitors fill a stuffy restaurant where they watch scantily dressed dancers and women singing Russian folk songs.
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In addition to a stuffy nose and sore throat, sufferers may experience itchy eyes, a runny nose, or tickling, itching throat.
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Live, unscripted moments Unlike the Oscars, which can feel stuffy and self-important, the Globes are a rowdier, more bleeptastic affair.
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Although both can cause a runny or stuffy nose, and an itchy or sore throat, allergies usually also include watery eyes.
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As your nose gets stuffy, you're more likely to be breathing through your mouth, drying out tissues and reducing saliva flow.
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Now's the time to leave the jackets at home — and to rethink any superfluous T-shirt layers or stuffy, itchy fabrics.
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Cactus flower and fern candle, $29Winter can get stuffy; bring the outdoors in with a cactus-flower- and fern-scented candle.
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"They are hot and stuffy, compact working quarters," Mr. Liggett said in a telephone interview from South Africa, where he lives.
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Sir Lionel Frost (voiced by Hugh Jackman) is a quixotic adventurer who longs for acceptance from a stuffy British geographical society.
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" He said the fuzziness about his birth date was probably a way of poking fun at his "slightly stuffy conservative father.
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The stuffy, middle-aged British Colonel Arbuthnot is now the young and dashing Dr. Arbuthnot (Leslie Odom Jr. of "Hamilton" fame).
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The area in which he was initially held was intensely hot and stuffy, and surrounded by an agitated crowd, he collapsed.
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The dark, stuffy room held 230 stationary bikes, every one of which was occupied by a sweating cyclist in workout clothes.
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The new Crillon, central air-conditioning now fully in place, is intended to be the opposite of stuffy, Mr. Raffray said.
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Penelope's three suitors looked like stuffy, aristocratic gentleman who could have attended the premiere of this opera in 17th-century Venice.
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Try to strike a middle ground with an outfit that conveys a sense of professionalism without coming off as too stuffy.
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The creamy, silky material isn't stuffy and compressive, but it still manages to lengthen the silhouette into a lean, seamless shape.
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Unlike other design hotels around the world (especially those that are often a bit pricier), the Berns Hotel doesn't feel stuffy.
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When opting for a crisp shirt and trousers combo, try a softer color, like white, that doesn't feel as structured or stuffy.
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Bringing a stuffy nose home from vacation, chipping a fresh manicure, Seamless forgetting your extra ranch dressing, again — first world problems, man.
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" As for Kate, "she seems to have fallen into the role naturally," says Harris, adding of the couple, "they're not stuffy people.
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When you have a stuffy nose, it's because the lining of your nasal passage is inflamed, and the blood vessels are dilated.
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On this particular day — when I was stressed and busy and stuffy and irritable — that last part felt like a particular blessing.
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I meet Machado at a Center City restaurant that she'd suggested for lunch, but it's stuffy even inside the air-conditioned space.
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It was a celebration of this couple and a sign that the royal family might not be as stuffy as everyone thought.
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I visited the best bar in London and Europe expecting a stuffy atmosphere thanks to overpriced drinks, but I was proved wrong.
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Mr Kurz was made foreign minister in 2013, two years after leaving university, and took over the stuffy, beleaguered ÖVP in May.
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Bustopher Jones is a roly-poly aristo-cat who embodies the stuffy, influential, yet benevolent businessmen of London's upper-crust cat-ocracy.
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The place was a bit pricey, a tad stuffy, but justifiably so in my opinion, based on what I ended up eating.
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The former Secretary of State's lack of authenticity and allegedly cold and stuffy demeanor have been a godsend for satirists and comedians.
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For those, Dr. Stukus says you should opt for a nasal steroid spray, such as Flonase, which directly targets your stuffy nose.
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We rounded up some of our favorite dishes for celebrating these two anxiety-inducing holidays that are delicious and definitely un-stuffy.
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Veteran village guard Mehmet sits in a stuffy tea shop in Cizre, gazing at the bustling shopping street with cars honking horns.
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These aren't the boring science lessons that you had to sit through in stuffy high school classrooms or massive college lecture halls.
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A stuffy nose occurs when some of the blood vessels and natural tissues in your nose, called the mucous membrane, are inflamed.
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She noted that having a stuffy or runny nose with your other symptoms is often a sign that antibiotics are not needed.
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Last summer, a sign appeared on the door to a stuffy, windowless room at the office of Manhattan artificial-intelligence startup Clarifai.
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According to the trial, the toddler had gotten sick on February 27 with a stuffy nose, trouble breathing, and a barking cough.
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" — Ella Ayscue, 32, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn "The Columbus Circle platform is stuffy at best and stifling when it's really hot and humid.
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They all provided nervous answers to probing questions in a stuffy room filled with several dozen observers, including a few nosy tourists.
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It's like when stuffy grown-ups poo-poo anything teenage girls like because they believe their youthful enthusiasm is somehow tainting art.
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You can tell because he wears sneakers and T-shirts (aways in T-Mobile's magenta hue, of course) instead of stuffy suits.
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And something happened that is all too rare: Throwing stuffy concert etiquette to the side, a loud, mid-performance cheer went up.
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The show was sung and rapped à la Hamilton, the Broadway sensation that has made hip-hop cool for the stuffy theater crowd.
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"Some people are so stuffy @chelseahandler #NewYearsReady," Hudson wrote in the post showing the friends clinking glasses to ring in the New Year.
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When she returns to retrieve it she can't believe what she sees: the stuffy restaurant has turned into a hot bar at night.
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Branson's vision was to create an airline that would not be "stuffy" or "boring" like competitors, in his view, especially incumbent British Airways.
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In that sense HEYTEA turns the concept of ritual-laden chaguan, or tea rooms, which seem stuffy to young people, on its head.
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And anyway, not all Aries people are jocks, not all Libras are desperate to get married, and not all Capricorn's are stuffy workaholics.
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For those of us that like to wear all-black, all the time, things can get really stuffy on the sunniest of days.
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For spring, they proved that power suiting isn't just a stuffy work uniform from the '80s tiresomely recycled — it can be liberating, too.
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" Maesters: "Referring to the cadre of stuffy, aged scholars in the show, he added: 'The institution of the maesters probably is a problem.
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Even a scene in Sara's stuffy office gives off a chrome-yellow radiance—this same light bounces off Victor's paintings in their home.
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Maybe it's badly worded enthusiasm, and appealing to a presumed audience of gearheads, but it slows driving games down, makes them stuffy, turgid.
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Refugees in Hong Kong live in appalling conditions in slums next to landfills, on pig farms or in stuffy barracks in the city.
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You want to send the right message and come off as a professional, but don't want to be too formal or stuffy either.
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In our hasty embrace of spring weather, we went straight from stuffy boots to skin-baring sandals, forgetting our beloved sneakers in between.
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It never feels sterile, even at its most stuffy, and that's the key to its success: it contains more than just the notes.
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The Girlfriend Experience places this trope within glass-walled hotel rooms and stuffy, dimly-lit bars, though, where conversation feels stilted and braggadocio.
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But no matter what month it is, sometimes an itchy throat or stuffy nose is simply inevitable — even for celebs like Kylie Jenner.
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So today means a stuffy bike ride, with my shoes sure to be soaked through with sweat by the end of the day.
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After an incubation period of 10 to 12 days, measles comes on as a fever, cough, stuffy nose, and bloodshot and watery eyes.
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But if you did, you probably thought it was unintentional — that stuck-up, stuffy Shakespeare was just obliviously wandering into a sex joke.
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Dirty and stuffy "hole-in-the-walls," as he called them, could be and were closed if they failed to meet sanitary standards.
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By noon, the hallways were stuffy, and two dozen Pelham Gardens students sat against the walls of an empty corridor, resting their legs.
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If you worked at a stuffy campus library shuffling books and organizing DVDs nobody checks out, it's probably because of your FAFSA application.
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And if people do experience them, they are usually mild and can include a stuffy or runny nose, sore throat, and mild headache.
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Far from being stuffy or stifling, a roomy maxidress in breathable cotton or linen is effortlessly cool — in both senses of the phrase.
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Fever, chills, coughing, and stuffy noses are major buzzkills when you should be catching up with friends or wrapping up EOY budget deadlines.
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First, if you're stuffy or a little sick, a humidifier can help keep your nasal passages from getting too inflamed while you sleep.
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Read More: The Big Business of CryptoKitties Is Being Automated Stuffy Sotheby's staffers weren't the only ones shaking their heads during the auction.
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Bridie moves through a Victorian London of ravens and ghosts, apothecaries and circuses, a foggy underworld filled with crypts and stuffy rooming houses.
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The tyrannical head nurse (Grace McLean) and stuffy doctor (Andrew Kober) turn into the Queen and King of Hearts, among other menacing things.
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Stuffy wall texts have been replaced by short panels in a zippy sans-serif typeface, part of a larger rebranding by Sagmeister & Walsh.
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Want to make sure everyone's at ease and under no false pretenses that this is going to be a stuffy, awkward dinner party?
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Brownstone, a concert presented by the Metropolis Ensemble, might look reserved for an unattainable upper class, but the scene is anything but stuffy.
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Growing up, he had the same vague connotations that many young people do: stuffy, boring, made for people with white gloves and white hair.
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Where I swear I'm going to walk through the door and you'll be there wagging your tail with your favorite stuffy in your mouth.
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In short: Pearls have been freed from the straight-laced and the stuffy, and are now worn with a heavy dose of contemporary cool.
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Just imagine my stink after working for eight hours in a stuffy, scorching hot room, while pretending to be excited about meeting every child.
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In the otherwise stuffy world of politics, Finkelstein kept his tie loose and could often be seen walking around the office in his socks.
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While staying in her mother's ornate Victorian house, she's once again steeped in the stuffy environment from which she's tried so hard to escape.
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Maybe such analyses are reserved only for the grandest of rock heroes, a stuffy category we consider Prince too good for, but really now.
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If you braved the outdoors at all during this "bomb cyclone" snowstorm, you may be struggling with the aftermath of a sniffly, stuffy nose.
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Far from stuffy and corporate, the best slacks-and-blazer combinations stick to smart, classic lines while throwing in a touch of unexpected whimsy.
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I find a spot in the very crowded and stuffy lounge to FaceTime my sister while I download content to watch onto my iPad.
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Even back then, it was a relic; when the teacher flipped it on, the stuffy room filled with the aroma of an electrical fire.
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Instead, his office—if you can call it that—sits inside a stuffy, lightless storage space in the basement of Columbia University's journalism school.
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If you've ever felt stuffy and uncreative because of the clothes you're wearing, employees at professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) know how you feel.
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At a stuffy election night party, his father introduces him to Nika Hobbs (Nia Long), an African American studies professor and student-faculty liaison.
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Sure, that stuff is fun, but nothing beats getting a breath of fresh air that hasn't been circling around a stuffy room for hours.
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Perfect can look stuffy, but 'Finished' is a great word that means glassy and free of fly-aways and no pins being seen. 5.
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Symptoms such as high fever, rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes typically disappear without treatment within two or three weeks.
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Why do brands have to be stuffy, awkward, and boring most of the time and then once a year make a little weak gag?
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And no need to worry If you're in one of those stuffy, non-millennial office spaces that aren't receptive to drugs on the premises.
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Symptoms such as high fever, rash all over the body, stuffy nose and red eyes typically disappear without treatment within two or three weeks.
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An Art Deco-style mirror found online and simple sconces from the Urban Electric Company "keep the space from feeling stuffy," Ms. Thompson said.
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The ability to attend a work meeting from your couch is pretty awesome compared to a stuffy conference room, but there's definitely a downside.
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They are more likely to wheeze, have a stuffy nose and experience headaches, sore throats, eye irritation, hoarseness and difficulty recovering from respiratory infections.
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In London, a new generation is challenging jazz's stuffy reputation as the conservatory-honed noodlings of middle-aged musicians for affluent — and seated — audiences.
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Swiftly establishing a stuffy-scientist-meets-sexy-daredevil dynamic, the director, Tom Harper, and his screenwriter, Jack Thorne, proceed to upend our gender expectations.
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It's Stuffy in Here I live with my family in a rent-stabilized apartment in a high-rise condominium that is undergoing facade repairs.
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"Lindsay really honed in on Cassie's personality and took something that was old and a little stuffy and completely revitalized it," Rosenheck tells PEOPLE.
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But in addition to a prime address, I'm always impressed by the hotel's vibe, which is modern, sophisticated, and not the least bit stuffy.
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Until that moment, the ceremony had been quite staid, stuffy even, with only the mention of "sexual union" to keep us on our toes.
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I personally like the patterned styles more because they make the velvet slipper, which might be brushed off as stuffy, more lively and approachable.
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But today, when summer rolls around and brings stuffy heat to cities, window A/C units are still loud, clunky, and not that powerful.
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The company's founder, Alfred Knopf, was one of the first generation of Jews brash enough to infiltrate the stuffy Wasp citadel of book publishing.
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Instead of stuffy board meetings (a far cry from our founding mission), we went against the grain and held our meetings in relaxed environments.
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The move is part of an effort among jewelers to attract younger shoppers, who may look upon established, venerable stores as stuffy and uncool.
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But in an age where royals marry commoners and have their own Instagram accounts, interacting with present and future monarchs has become less stuffy.
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It's steeped in incredible high-end watchmaking tradition but it was running at a very close line of becoming a stuffy old man's brand.
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Throughout the film, Amy's political patches sewn onto vintage denim and Molly's stuffy Ivy League uniform separates them from their far more chill peers.
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What Timesian means or doesn't mean often depends on who's defining it, but it's typically in the same general neighborhood as authoritative, or maybe stuffy.
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In keeping with an innovative personality that shook up the sometimes stuffy world of the law, the crusading prosecutor, 48, announced his exit on Twitter.
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While the classic pinstripe set might feel a little too stuffy for anything but a business meeting, fresh white kicks give it wear-anywhere potential.
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And if you already have a stuffy nose or cold, then simply breathing and existing in your home can become a laborious, even painful, task.
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If you're hearing my voice crack or if I sound stuffy because I had to walk away because I started crying, that's all pretty genuine.
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Europe's leaders should realise that the stuffy yet practical country they thought they knew can sometimes be the opposite: anarchically capable of romantic self-destruction.
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Corporate managers are usually known for their stuffy professionalism, but every once in a while C-suite executives like to let loose with some profanity.
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Before long, she's visiting his studio for a portrait session that's a far cry from her stuffy, ridiculously regal sittings with the famed Cecil Beaton.
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A festive vibe pervaded the sessions, aided by gag props— red noses, bald wigs , gorilla paws, novelty glasses—handed out to the stuffy tuxedoed musicians.
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Gerhard Schröder, her SPD predecessor, pushed through painful economic reforms and initiated a relaxation of social mores after the stuffy years of Chancellor Helmut Kohl.
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Caucus fellowships and internships via their foundations have led to some of the only diversity available in the stuffy air of the halls of Congress.
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"It's just me, me telling you a load of bull----," he says over breakfast one morning at the stuffy St. Regis Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.
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"Take It or Leave It" would've been a great 2-minute song, but it feels stuffy by the time Jxmmi barks a verse in edgewise.
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Even if that were true, it'd be a bad look for the organization, making the Academy look stuffy, draconian, and rules-obsessed rather than celebratory.
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It would be awfully irritating to hear any scientist start a conversation with a stuffy and pretentious "Well, actually ..." It's not meant to be real.
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Many of the 100 or so people who had crammed into a stuffy cafeteria behind the local high school leapt to their feet and cheered.
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And don't forget about Le Veau d'Or, one of the last reminders of New York's old-school French scene, and the least stuffy to boot.
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Parents objected to having their young children yanked from familiar neighborhoods to spend protracted amounts of time in stuffy vehicles and taken to unfamiliar places.
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As an offshoot focused on the so-called "masters" of western painting, things can get quite stuffy with impassible Impressionists and the occasional crusty Picasso.
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This is why a headache, dizziness, flushed face and—as I've previously written about—a stuffy nose are common side effects, particularly in younger men.
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For his sins against the dignity of his stuffy Scottish newspaper, a headstrong journalist named Neil Bannerman has been sent to cover the boring negotiations.
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It's high-end but doesn't feel stuffy or pretentious, making it approachable for families, but still attractive to adults and couples seeking a quiet getaway.
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This cramped, single-counter restaurant had all the hallmarks of a local must-visit place: stuffy, entirely too hot and uncomfortable, and packed with people.
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But they are thankfully not as stuffy as most industry awards, or as self-consciously grand as the Oscars, though they are nearly as long.
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When it got too stuffy in the apartment, I fortunately could escape to the rooftop to get views of the city and a nice breeze.
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His stories informed the imaginations of many a preadolescent (including this reviewer), who thrilled in their discreet gore and nasty baiting of stuffy grown-ups.
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It occurs in Episode 7, when Scott, returning to Princeton to talk about his novel, lashes out at the stuffy professors he studied under there.
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Cons: One of the pros above might also be its con for some: the hotel is quite traditional, which some may find dated or stuffy.
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And as for bio copy, she recommends referencing some of your more specific qualities or preoccupations, rather than listing attributes in stuffy cover-letter formatting.
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The Loews Miami Beach is a popular high-end South Beach resort with many amenities that appeal to all types of travelers without feeling stuffy.
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For the rest of this article, transport your mind to a place where cover letters don't have to be stuffy, robotic and just plain boring.
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Princess Diana's impeccable style, commitment to humanitarianism, and natural charisma endeared her to a public that had often regarded the royal family as stuffy and outdated.
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According to the CDC, the symptoms are: fever, cough, sore throat, muscle ache, headache, runny or stuffy nose, chills, severe lethargy and sometimes diarrhea or vomiting.
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They spend their lives crawling through tunnel networks beneath the deserts of Africa — where the air can get a little stuffy, and very low on oxygen.
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Prior to visiting, the types of people I expected to find propping up the Connaught's bar would have been stuffy old-money types braying about Brexit.
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But when this happens, the tissue inside your nose becomes inflamed and swollen, so there's less room for air to get through, and you feel stuffy.
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But in a classical-music version of the 1970s rebellion against stuffy traditions, several energetic young musicians revolutionised baroque performance by returning to its original style.
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"I was trying to find stock images that aren't too stuffy and more realistic, that don't show us with tweed jackets and elbow patches," she says.
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The stuffy conference room had a standard long-table-and-chairs set-up and sad drop ceiling that just didn't feel right for the creative company.
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They liberalised and modernised Kohl's stuffy old Germany (symbolised by his favourite dish, Saumagen, or stuffed pig's stomach), rolling out green energy and gender equality measures.
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Measles is transmitted by airborne droplets or by direct contact with bodily secretions, and symptoms include high fever, a body rash, stuffy nose, and reddened eyes.
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It's a great shift from all the typical New Age-type, stuffy, expensive, white people spots that tend to dominate the vegan options in most cities.
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"Virgin has always avoided stuffy formalities and brought a lot of excitement and a bit of rebelliousness to our customer experiences," Branson says in a statement.
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"It was Romantic and she was getting away from this very inward-looking, stuffy society that her and her family were a part of," says Wallach.
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But my brother is taller than I feels stilted and stuffy to many perfectly educated native speakers, who would prefer my brother is taller than me.
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Having turned his back on haute cuisine, there are no stuffy waiters or white table cloths at The Ninth, and dishes are made to be shared.
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I had to buy my ticket at the airline's small office inside the Yaoundé airport where a dozen unhappy people crammed into a stuffy waiting room.
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"Sleeping, staying hydrated, and eating nutritious food are all essential to getting over a cold and getting rid of a stuffy nose for good," Ngo says.
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Though the 80/20 has rather serious ambitions—as evidenced by a recently instated eight-seat chef's table—it's far from a stuffy, concept-driven experience.
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Too many retailers still cater to a corporate world with stuffy pantsuits and shift dresses that wouldn't look out of place next to a fax machine.
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" The result has often been called the greatest film ever made, and yet its most refreshing quality is how little it feels like some stuffy "classic.
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As offices get increasingly casual, employees are more resistant to stuffy suits, ties, dresses and skirts and the companies that adhere to such strict dress codes.
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Far beyond Manhattan's stuffy (and literal) Midtown and Upper West Side, many parts of New York City have retained their colorful, historical or downright odd monikers.
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The USPTO's press secretary, Paul Fucito, says the group's goal is to show kids that subjects like science and technology aren't as stuffy as they seem.
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The Macro Museum of Contemporary Art (Via Nizza, 138; 39-06-0608) has intriguing exhibitions, but has also breathed new life into a formerly stuffy neighborhood.
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High fever, rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes are typical measles symptoms, which usually disappear without treatment within two or three weeks.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Fundraisers can be stuffy, painfully boring affairs … or they can be elaborate goth operas starring the performance artist Joseph Keckler.
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One way to do it: Get out of that stuffy fluorescent-lit conference room, get on your feet, and take that work meeting into the great outdoors.
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But Amazon clearly believes that it's the king of innovation and will no doubt meet the challenge in a world of stuffy, old delivery services like FedEx.
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Now, the royal biography of Meghan, the newly titled Duchess of Sussex, has been seen as showing another departure from the usual stuffy image of the monarchy.
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Like the stuffy old Archmaesters scoffing at the existential threat that could undermine their positions of power, the men left alive in Westeros need to wise up.
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Things tend to get extra-steamy in the summer — whether you're purposefully sweating during a workout or slowly melting into a puddle on a stuffy subway platform.
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That meant Sokolovsky wasn't just sticking it to stuffy old church leaders — he was directly provoking Putin, thumbing his nose at the state while playing his game.
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Additionally, other stuffy white men come around to schmooze with Fitz, and his white male privilege doesn't allow him to realize how they're being biased towards Marcus.
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Professional social networks like LinkedIn have long been a mainstay of business, but what if you are more of a creative bent where LinkedIn looks pretty stuffy?
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When you have a stuffy nose, what's really happening is your nasal membrane is swollen due to increased blood flow, according to the American Academy of Otolaryngology.
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This previously stuffy suit separate has gone through quite the transformation, with brands from Tibi to Acne Studios adding their own special touches to the fall necessity.
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The funny thing is that I'd always thought that the stuffing in a stuffy nose was snot, but it's chiefly the swelling of tissues in the nose.
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Despite the fighting, the Islamic State radio station still broadcasts across Surt, offering a mixture of stuffy religious sermons and red-blooded threats against the group's enemies.
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In its S-1, the We Company, to which WeWork recently rebranded, portrays itself as a firm that shirks stuffy corporate culture and invents its own lingo.
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In a somewhat stuffy classroom at a disused fire station in Copenhagen, Thomas Sylvest gave advice to Mr. McLinden and others from his two years of flying.
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What makes NFL games so stuffy and stilted and inert, when they're bad, is when those obsessions overtake the game itself and slow it to a crawl.
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Second, it raised that capital effectively: tapping stuffy (and mostly German) investors who twigged that they should have a digital strategy but who found tech entrepreneurs baffling.
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In fact, however, what we have is the inspiration of a lower-watt muse, a muse of prickly heat, a muse of stuffy classrooms and busted thermostats.
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She had a sore throat and stuffy nose during the cruise, which she reported, but by the time she left the ship, those symptoms had gone away.
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Hughes reads A Week of Kindness and its companion volumes as mordant satires of the piety and stuffy respectability of the artist's turn-of-the-century childhood.
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Cho plays Henry Higgs, a stuffy marketing guru tasked with rebranding Karen Gillan's Eliza Dooley, a social-media famous sales rep who can't socialize in real life.
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For Ms. McEnerney, a consultant for the Alliance for Young Artists and Writers, a New York nonprofit organization, Mr. Schreiber's throwback style felt less stuffy than sophisticated.
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"Many assumed this mode [of travel] was heading towards extinction, lost in the battle of convenience and seen as outdated, stuffy and simply too slow," Matsangou wrote.
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You no longer have to sit in a stuffy conference room or fly somewhere boring to meet with a client — now, you can collaborate from your couch.
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High fever, rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes are typical measles symptoms, though these usually disappear without treatment within two or three weeks.
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Coke would be his ticket to fame and fortune, he thought, providing a dusting of glamor and celebrity even in the stuffy old world of academic medicine.
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In fact, it soothes the inflammation that creeps up on me every time I leave the house in the bitter cold or stay home in stuffy central heating.
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What is it about philanthropy that makes you think of a room full of millionaires sitting around a stuffy round table that casually costs an entire year's salary?
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I always love a good scene in which stuffy guys realize they've underestimated their target, who shows them just how much homework he's done (James equals Elle Woods).
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Aside from optimal squishy-ness, the gel and bed bug-resistant cooling cover promotes air circulation and absorbs moisture for dreamy breathability even on those stuffy summer nights.
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For motorists who didn't wish to traipse across stuffy lobbies in road-worn clothing, the convenience and anonymity of a field or lake shore was an attractive option.
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I am transfixed by the plummeting signal strength on my phone as employees of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase close the flap of the stuffy silver tent I'm standing inside.
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" Instead of the usual stuffy language typical to a traditional obituary, his family listed his surviving children as the failures from years as a "birth control device tester.
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Some critics say the public interest in the blockchain has been all talk and no substance — an easy way for stuffy central bankers to appear hip and relevant.
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Even the handful of reporters who congregate at the finish line tend to keep their backs to the road to focus on three televisions inside a stuffy tent.
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If you&aposre looking for more natural options, Cannon recommends tried-and-true favorites like chicken soup or vegetable broth and a humidifier to ease a stuffy nose.
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And if you're traveling by business, you can find appropriate Airbnb listings that are way more comfortable than a stuffy hotel room (and have the same amenities, too).
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Natural wine isn't a drink served by your rich uncle who has just completed some expensive wine course he can't stop talking about during a stuffy dinner party.
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His most enduring statistical achievement was the sacrifice hit: Chapman ranks sixth all-time with 2329, second behind Stuffy McInnis for most ever by a right-handed hitter.
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The host, Brad Leone, is knowledgeable but still plenty goofy, and the light and funny editing and direction separate the show from the stuffy world of food programming.
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But the time has now come for courts across the nation to demonstrate flexibility, to modernize and to put aside stuffy, outdated notions of judicial pomp and circumstance.
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"I wouldn't be here if I didn't like him," said Doris Tuller, 81, who attended an event with Mr. Biden in a stuffy room at Iowa Wesleyan University.
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Now he wants to make his organization less like a stuffy old foundation and more like one of the Silicon Valley start-ups he relies on for funding.
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Sure, it would be awkward for teachers to explain the Elizabethan double entendres to their students — but pretending they don't exist makes Shakespeare seem unnecessarily stuffy and difficult.
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Sleeping in a room with relatively low humidity can irritate your nasal passages and throat, and that will cause your stuffy nose to feel even worse than usual.
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The dining room isn't stuffy, the service isn't snooty, and people don't get seated in Siberia if their pronunciation of boeuf bourguignon doesn't have the right backhand spin.
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Among the most dense and affluent districts in Paris, the 16th arrondissement has long been considered a sleepy, stuffy, gastronomic desert on the French capital's vast culinary landscape.
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"It was a great show—I was glad to be in it—but I felt that my painting was like a brick, a stuffy little brick," she said.
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The transcripts provide the fullest picture yet of the closed depositions, which have occurred over long days inside a stuffy room in the basement of the US Capitol.
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Another novel, "You Gotta Play Hurt" (1991), a sendup of the sportswriter's life, tells of a cantankerous Fort Worthian and the stuffy, big time magazine he works for.
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Ticonderoga ClubA NKOTB of Atlanta's less-stuffy fine dining scene, Ticonderoga Club boasts Wes Anderson vibes (the not-shitty kind—think Life Aquatic), along with a killer "cup" menu.
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"They omitted to disclose research they commissioned, which showed that Cold-FX was not an effective treatment of a runny nose, stuffy nose, cough, or sore throat," he writes.
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"Some songs couldn't even get on the fucking album because my nose was so fucking stuffy from my pregnancy," a clearly irate Cardi said before deactivating her Instagram account.
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For one thing, I lived and worked in the (at least superficially) more laid-back LA. And for another, as a producer you typically avoided the stuffy suit look.
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Symptoms tend to be milder than flu; they come on gradually, rarely cause fever and chills, and are more likely to be marked by sneezes and a stuffy nose.
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The property, which also includes a cabin the owners use as a writing and music studio, is on the National Register of Historic Places, but it's far from stuffy.
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Disguise ItIf you've just gotten your piercing and don't want it to disappear permanently — but you need to cover it for your stuffy 9-to-5 — consider subtler jewelry.
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It's Clue, but instead of a stuffy British mansion, its set in a seedy past-its-prime Lake Tahoe hotel that sits astride the border of California and Nevada.
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If you write it too early I feel like you spend too much time overthinking it and it gets stuffy, where this was genuinely really just verbatim and real.
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But electricity is spotty there, so they had to either search for a shady spot outside in the 270-degree heat or talk in Chris's stuffy, lightless hotel room.
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Mercury enters forward-thinking Aquarius at 12:50 AM on Thursday, helping us break out of stuffy patterns of thought as we gravitate towards more unconventional and funny ideas.
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That's why we get so many strange-looking, radiator-sitting CEO photos — nobody wants to look like the stuffy executive taking a standard yearbook photo in a bespoke suit.
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That word, "institution," makes Nussbaum sound like one of those stuffy arbiters who praise television only when they deem it a worthy imitator of other forms, like the novel.
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This prestigious wine region in northern Italy is well known for its lovely white tablecloth, sometimes stuffy Michelin-rated restaurants with extensive wine cellars (at often eye-watering prices).
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An on-time arrival in Hamburg after dark left just enough time for some spaetzle and schnitzel before falling into bed at a stuffy hotel next to the station.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon told employees earlier this month that the firm's senior leaders would soon leave their stuffy private offices and sit in an open floor plan.
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Yes, he made $23 million last year, but since taking the helm at the investment bank from Lloyd Blankfein in October 2018, he's been eschewing Wall Street's stuffy ways.
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Read more: Sculptural Accessories That Are True to Form The jewelry designer Suzanne Syz often looks to the '80s New York art scene, staying away from anything too stuffy.
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But in the summer you can enjoy the benefits of seeing a concert without being trapped in a stuffy music venue or in the nose bleeds of a stadium.
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I stop by a pharmacy on my home to pick up a humidifier, because the three of us are all stuffy and I'm hoping this will make us feel better!
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Despite all its museums, stately architecture and polished thoroughfares — or perhaps because of them — the Upper East Side's reputation is as a stuffy, cushioned cloister of the wealthy and unadventurous.
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Maybe word got out that he could take the best players at all the local pubs and pool halls, something the stuffy Reed history faculty would surely have frowned upon.
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Command Z WASHINGTON — What happens when 334 linguists, lexicographers, grammarians and etymologists gather in a stuffy lecture hall on a Friday night to debate the lexical trends of the year?
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The discussion is objective and respectful without being stuffy and unrelatable; in fact, many students are more willing to share personal experiences because of the relaxed, peer-to-peer environment.
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"Sure, I went to school with a stuffy nose or a sore throat, but I never went with chicken pox or something that would make somebody else sick," he said.
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Both colds and influenza are viral illnesses, they both tend to occur in the same seasons, and they have many overlapping symptoms, like a sore throat and a stuffy nose.
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In a matter of years, fashion label Balmain has gone from a stuffy, old-guard Parisian house to the hot, new design favorite of every major celebrity the world over.
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It was demure and frankly a little stuffy, a stark departure from the plastic raincoats and oversized statement earrings and rainbow capes that came just a season or so ago.
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Click here to view original GIFMike Pelletier's short film Still Life looks nothing like the classical paintings of bowls of fruit and flowers you'll find in a stuffy art gallery.
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I hang out for an hour and a half, but it's stuffy and crowded, I feel too old and underdressed for the Meatpacking District, and I still haven't had dinner.
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It's not that scientists are being unnecessarily cruel—it's simply not practical for researchers, who often wear gloves and masks when working with animals' to work in such stuffy conditions.
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Chambers will help the company to optimize its enterprise sales funnel, which is a fancy way of saying he knows how to close big deals with stuffy Fortune 500 customers.
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In part, the monks and lay people who oppose the nomination see an opportunity to push through an overhaul of Thai Buddhism's stuffy governance that they say is long overdue.
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The first time I meet Kris we are annoying a stuffy waiter at the Beverly Hills Hotel by only ordering a six dollar Bud Light instead of an expensive cocktail.
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Meghan Markle celebrated her first birthday as a Duchess today by attending a friend's wedding, and her birthday/wedding combo outfit proves the royal look doesn't have to be stuffy.
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With her vulpine smirk and acid tongue, Newton is one of television's best comic actresses, and her presence on the show feels like an open window in a stuffy house.
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The "brokest generation" can't afford the membership dues, doesn't particularly enjoy playing golf, and isn't into the stuffy and nondiverse reputation of traditional country clubs, Kelsey Lawrence reported for CityLab.
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Seven of us sat in a stuffy room watching a corporate induction video drilling us on safety and the importance of taking off our helmet when presenting food to customers.
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Perhaps you've found yourself in the situation where you arrive at a stuffy restaurant only to discover you're not dressed for the occasion—the restaurant has a jackets-required policy.
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This years JUNO Awards (the Canadian Grammys, in case you forgot) were considerably less stuffy than past editions thanks to a rightful celebration of essential voices young, old, and departed.
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Symptoms of the flu usually come on quickly and can include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches and fatigue, according to the CDC.
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N.Y.C. Nature The translucent white stems of Indian pipe seem completely out of place in New York City's July woodlands — icy specters in the stuffy heat of the deep forest.
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As shallowly as they're drawn, though, the women, swishing in and out during the sittings, disrupt the movie's stuffy atmosphere and enliven the production designer James Merifield's somewhat finicky aesthetic.
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Displayed among the boutique's modern velvet sofas and playful decorating touches — there's even a foosball table — the sale is a welcome departure from the stuffy surrounds of the auction house.
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By giving frank interviews about her personal life, or by appearing alongside AIDS victims at a time when they were stigmatized, Diana modernized the stuffy image of the British monarchy.
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This gives the film a sorrowful tint and a rather stuffy middle section, dimming the vividness of the young Dagg's ecstatic letters from South Africa to her mother and fiancé.
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Perhaps these phrases will even seem oldfashioned, the way "no problem" seems stuffy and ironic to us, although people in the 21st century were still sometimes complaining about its novelty.
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Easily the most trusted name in the stuffy nose game, Vicks' cool mist air purifier quietly pumps a cool, decongesting mist into the air for up to 30 continuous hours.
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It could be bright lights, loud noises, or discomfort (they&aposre teething, too hot, too cold, they have a stuffy nose or itchy PJs, they ate dinner too late, etc.).
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"As a brand, we do things that are refined but never pretentious or stuffy, and the TENCEL™ brand delivers that utilitarianism, because we live in our clothing," Smilovic explains.
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In the first episode of Slings & Arrows, Oliver Welles (Stephen Ouimette), the stuffy and pompous head of the New Burbage Theater Festival, gets hit by a ham truck and dies.
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The slow moving drone cameras, despite their sophistication, ultimately come off as stuffy, clichéd, and plodding, an attempt at projecting gravitas that comes to feel hollow and formulaic with repetition.
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Her teenage years were spent in these stuffy corridors lined with photos of men, many of whom were also in her audience deciding whether or not she deserved scholarship funds.
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Yes, you heard that right, 25-year-olds with disposable income are opting to spend their hard-earned cash on a drink once associated with stuffy old men in tweed jackets.
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Add in the fact that this weasel was dead, recently defrosted, and the room was small, warm, and stuffy, and this stink is up there with the worst I can imagine.
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The BMJ has been publishing joke issues for at least 30 years, according to a New York Times report, to add some fun to the otherwise stuffy world of science publishing.
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Dyson Pure Hot + Cool Link Air Purifier — $479.99 (list price $599.99) See Details There's nothing worse than poor ventilation and anyone who's dealt with a stuffy or dry room knows it.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. A stuffy male interviewer asks a woman who looks just like Marilyn Monroe if all the filth she has written about herself is true.
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A career in teaching, meanwhile, tends to mean a life of dedication characterized by routine 70-plus hour weeks, endless data input, and controlling stuffy classrooms full of demonic, hormonal teenagers.
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Miranda said women entrepreneurs like Agrawal have figured out how to take what may already feel stuffy and outdated about Sandberg's manifesto and update it for a new generation of women.
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Squeezed into a corner at the back of the stuffy Chennai courtroom, a middle-aged woman leans against the blue walls, clutching polythene bags full of documents to prove her claim.
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In an effort to refresh its stuffy government image, the state-run China Southern Power Grid has rounded up five of its employees into a group aptly called the Power Girls.
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Crumpled and weathered Monopoly money lay scattered across 217 wobbly tables in the stuffy gymnasium, where more than 2000,200 students had huddled for an hour around game boards based on Lagos.
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A couple of years ago, I had the opportunity to move from a stuffy, old-school B2B magazine to a brand new journalism platform with a completely unique ethos and structure.
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"I've never worn masks to marches before because they're stuffy and I'm beautiful," Ms. Fok said cheekily through a swatch of gray fabric, a pair of aviator sunglasses hiding her eyes.
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This sort of curiosity leads eventually to discourse, by which I emphatically do not mean stuffy snobbery and phony mastery, but rather discernment: the ability to notice differences and express preferences.
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It's also one of the most well-known awards shows (though ratings have been in steady decline), more mainstream than the Screen Actors Guild Awards, and less stuffy than the Oscars.
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Stuffy scenes between James and his parents (Tom Courtenay and Anne Reid) alternate with his entreaties for money from the Royal Society, where his bewhiskered fellow scientists think he's a hoot.
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As a result, they're sometimes a little stuffy, with none of the spontaneity and depth of feeling in Cicero's letters, which were often dashed off right in the thick of things.
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Beside the British royal family, which blends sometimes stuffy European traditions with the global popularity of modern superstars, Markle has brought some Hollywood glamour and modernity to the House of Windsor.
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Some said it highlighted the family's stuffy nature, while others felt it took away the "magic" of the royals because they were seen doing day-to-day things like cooking sausages.
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When Evans reaches 215 years old, he'll be eligible for a state pension Also, he gets to spend his days outside, as opposed to in a stuffy office all day long.
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Space policy hasn't been high on our government's to-do list, and this unfortunate regulatory neglect means that today's most innovative companies' plans are being disrupted by stuffy, antiquated rules and regulations.
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The upper respiratory illness can cause people to experience a fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, body aches, headache, chills, fatigue and sometimes diarrhea and vomiting, according to the CDC.
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While this stuffy, sniffily headline might read as a disappointed shake of the head with some under-the-breath tsking, it's basically Fox's equivalent of brandishing pitchforks at their hairless fearless leader.
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Since she's headed to Netflix, she doesn't have to be so rigid in pleasing the network heads, whom I can only imagine are stuffy white dudes who don't get Blackness at all.
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In the James Gray-directed spot, Roberts escapes her stuffy dinner party by breaking through the walls into more and more exciting soirees until she reaches a terrace facing the Eiffel Tower.
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Many of today's university grads forgo long hours, stuffy suits and even a bigger pay check for the promise of wearing a t-shirt while using a laptop on a bean bag.
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Notions of this base's overworked drone pilots, sitting in stuffy trailers monitoring and killing targets 8,000 miles away, have been popularized by movies such as Good Kill and Eye in the Sky.
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Lee Reherman's friends and family will pay their respects to the actor in true "Hawk Style" -- as in NO stuffy suits, and lots of time in the sand and his favorite bar.
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They become obsessed with their partner's career, turning romantic dinner dates into stuffy executive coaching sessions where they overanalyze their lover's work habits and push them to develop a five-year plan.
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And then the whole world gets a chance to learn a little bit about Shakespeare's Folios while chuckling to themselves about the idea of two stuffy white guys flaming each other online.
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Sam doesn't even like dancing, and he doesn't even like dinner that much, certainly not at one of the stuffy restaurants where they were going to make him use the gift card.
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A few weeks ago, I moved back to DC. And after unpacking, I took a huge box of those old, stuffy suits that never fit me in the first place to Goodwill.
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One scene prominently featured in the trailer depicts Shelby taking Henry Ford II (Tracy Letts) for a terrifying ride around a track in the GT40 racer, leaving the stuffy suit in tears.
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"You need to get rid of that stuffy old sensation that you have when walking into a gallery," he said, adding that browsers as well as buyers were welcome at his booth.
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Washington was a little peeved, and he responded to the rejection with a letter to the Senate that teemed with anger—or, at least, an overly stuffy 18th-century form of anger.
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If the election lent unexpected depth to a jumbled play like "Party People," it made "Dead Poets Society," a drama about a charismatic teacher at a stuffy prep school, feel troublingly shallow.
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In its well-documented transformation from stuffy to casual, the Parisian food scene has seen a spate of bare bones restaurants and bistros with low-budget design, like Septime and Le Galopin.
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If you miss the awards show and want to catch up, don't miss our writers' best and the worst of the gala, from the most shocking win to the least stuffy presenters.
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Mr. Rivlin and The Tab's other founders came up with the idea for company while working for the Cambridge student newspaper, a stuffy publication that none of their friends read, he said.
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Stop by for a lunch date or a live concert in the Sound Room — either way, the space serves as a refreshing antidote to the often dark, stuffy, exclusive clubs of Manhattan.
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I would rather time travel back to high school and spend three hours dancing alone by the bleachers at prom, than suffer through 15 stuffy, awkward minutes in a "fun" corporate setting.
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I was sweating in a stuffy old house in upstate New York, and I wanted a warm bath about as much as I wanted to walk over a bed of fiery coals.
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There's some irony to such an arrangement: Lorelai left her parents' home at the age of 16 so that her child might not have to grow up in their stuffy, stultified world.
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Not only do you have to deal with a stuffy nose when you have a cold, but you might also notice that your vagina is drier around that time, too, Dr. Millheiser says.
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About 20 years ago, Schmidt had nasal surgery for a stuffy nose and sinus infections and ended up with Empty Nose Syndrome — a rare debilitating condition that also may have plagued Michael Jackson.
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There is one reason (besides the usual ones) why you might want to mutually masturbate (or solo masturbate) while you have a cold: Having an orgasm might actually clear up your stuffy nose.
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To compensate, the centre is creating a "building forecast" to send to patrons 24 hours before a performance—they will be informed whether the building will be stuffy or cool during their visit.
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Bulworth may be a little goofy, but it's better than a lot of stuffy political movies that don't have a sense of humor — something that seems key to working in politics these days.
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While older infants develop the reflex to breathe through the mouth when stuffy, newborns are obligate nasal breathers, needing just the right amount of mucus (but not too much) to breathe at all.
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I preached and I testified and I yelled while 500 stuffy English people looked at me… It felt like somebody opened a chicken and waffles kiosk in the middle of a Pottery Barn.
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Beddia's shop has flourished while feeding a demographic willing to spend a little more, and wait a little longer, for something that feels premium, local, and hand-made but not stuffy or exclusive.
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The supermodel, 62 — who recently released Bellissima, an organic line of Prosecco says — gave PEOPLE a tour of her Hamptons house, which is refreshingly devoid of stuffy furniture and over-the-top accents.
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The headache targets one side of the head, with excruciating pain building in a matter of minutes, occasionally causing a stuffy or runny nose as well as redness and swelling of the eye.
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Luckily, frontperson Victoria Ruiz's commanding presence and revolutionary language ("A wall is just a wall / and nothing more at all!" she hollers in the climax) keep things from getting too stuffy and ostentatious.
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Everybody mocked him as he expounded on the virtues of a single vehicle transporting multiple people along a fixed route making pre-determined stops, sounding like stuffy, pompous Valley prick in the process.
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If you are sneezing, or have a stuffy or runny nose, the good news is that you probably just have a garden-variety common cold -- ironically, one possibly caused by a different coronavirus.
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But many locals prefer the restaurant's newer and less stuffy second location, Costes Downtown, which brought a lighter atmosphere when it opened in 2015 — and which quickly picked up its own Michelin star.
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Today, in fact, the house does feel old, not just historic: it has a stuffy, stagnant atmosphere, exacerbated by creaking floorboards, bad lighting, and walls in need of a fresh coat of paint.
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We weren't taking a newspaper and putting it on the web, we were creating a digital native product and we did it inside of a very old, stuffy newspaper company at the time.
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Although a humidifier certainly isn&apost going to cure a cold, it can help alleviate cold symptoms, and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends cool-mist humidifiers to help with stuffy noses.
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Many felt that the royal family, with their traditions and formalities, were stuffy, outdated, and hard to relate to —something filmmakers, along with royals, hoped to change with the release of the documentary.
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They wanted an environment that spoke to their generation — less formal and stuffy, more approachable — and drinks made with good products and offered at price points they could afford (ten to fifteen euros).
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I don't mean to suggest that, after sobbing on a plane during "Before Sunset" or at the wheel of my car after "Moonlight," I felt instantly improved; I mostly felt stuffy and gross.
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People with the flu often experience fever, chills, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches and/or fatigue, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Typical measles symptoms, including high fever, rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes, usually disappear without treatment within two or three weeks, though a severe case can lead to death.
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Its story, based on the real-life palace intrigue involving Queen Anne and her female consorts, gleefully skewers the stuffy conventions of its genre, provoking some who have groused about its many anachronisms.
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About 20 years ago, Barbara Schmidt had nasal surgery for a stuffy nose and sinus infections and ended up with Empty Nose Syndrome — a rare debilitating condition that also may have plagued Michael Jackson.
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Symptoms of the flu include fever, cough, sore throat, runny or stuffy nose, muscle or body aches, headaches and fatigue, while further complications, like pneumonia, can be life-threatening and possibly result in death.
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The Hasselblad True Zoom is also available at Verizon stores on September 8 for $250—way too expensive for something this impractical with rather poor performance in low light settings like a stuffy office.
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As theoretical computer scientist Scott Aaronson explained last week at a lecture in a stuffy auditorium at Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico, proving that P=NP would open up some intriguing possibilities.
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In the end, the brand came up with a lightweight, non-comedogenic formula that is free of lanolin (the fatty stuffy found in sheep's wool and many beauty products) and includes three moisturizing ceramides.
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Beside the British royal family, which blends sometimes stuffy European traditions with the global popularity of modern superstars, Markle has brought some Hollywood glamour and a sense of modernity to the House of Windsor.
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Decidedly not stuffy (with approachable prices to match), the Generator has much in common with the popular Freehand Hotel — located three blocks down Collins Avenue — including its laid-back ambience and retro-beachy décor.
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"There might be an image of them being an old, stuffy, conservative organization, which is an accusation that has some merit," said Mr. Gunning, who also writes a sumo column for The Japan Times.
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Book Eaton DC starting at $153 per nightThe free-flowing, bohemian vibe showcased at Eaton DC feels fresh and whimsical in a city dotted with hotels known for being far more stuffy and traditional.
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Like Mr. Redzepi in Denmark and David Chang in the United States, Mr. Olvera is a chef who pushed his country's fine-dining transition from stuffy, Eurocentric and strict to creative, local and informal.
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The subsequent hearing attracted national attention, with reporters cramming into the Brattleboro town hall, and, in the opinion of most, the jokey, convivial local fellow came off far better than the stuffy, irascible Englishman.
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Season 5's "Spur of the Moment," for instance, follows Anne, an 18-year-old engaged to a stuffy but father-approved investment banker, who encounters an older woman in black while horseback riding.
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It's a particularly glorious moment for Sinema, though, to show that fashion can be liberating — like a literal breath of fresh air — especially in a stuffy room full of besuited men who look the same.
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Back when McGuire started playing Tomb Raider on Playstation, Lara was a British aristocrat who, after surviving a plane crash in the Himalayas, decides to abandon her stuffy life in favor of something more thrilling.
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In this first trailer for Frontier, a new Netflix series, a bunch of old stuffy English dudes take turns describing their plans to hunt down a mythical troublemaker, a fur trader played by Jason Momoa.
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It was painstakingly designed by Kiernan, who hoped to educate guests on the importance of self care as adjunct services to traditional cancer medicine and therapies, in a manner that wasn't medical, scary, or stuffy.
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The Pierre's Spinner said the typical Wall Street holiday party has changed from stuffy buffet-style dinners with seating arrangements to networking events where guests mingle while drinking wine and noshing on high-end appetizers.
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After waking up to itchy eyes and a stuffy nose one too many mornings, I found myself reading about a company called BetterAir that claimed it could alleviate my symptoms using an unorthodox solution: bacteria.
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The "rock and pop" from Simian, the "round bass" inspired by Daft Punk, but also the promise of something new—something beyond the established disco-revivalism of French touch and the stuffy reverence of techno.
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Last summer, Mr. Riddick, who also has asthma, sought relief from the heat and a way to improve the airflow in his apartment, which is on the top floor of his building and becomes stuffy.
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The professor who taught a course I took on Baroque music in graduate school certainly fit the stereotype of a stuffy old musicologist, with his baggy suits and befuddled manner, yet strict adherence to scholarship.
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"I didn't want to do a stuffy cover — just like a suit and tie — put his likeness on the cover and call it a day," Toronto-based artist Ramon Perez explained, according to CBC News.
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They walked past its grand wooden doors and moved right through the stuffy chandelier-lit dining room, where middle-aged customers looked up from their veal marsala and clams casino to consider the stylish spectacle.
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And as the president-elect spends his days lashing out on Twitter, it's a relief to retreat into the stuffy drawing rooms of Buckingham Palace, where being well mannered is part of everyone's job description.
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For a week, we ate stuffy, overly rich meals in the hotel restaurant, visited the same private member's club he belonged to in London, snorted too much coke, and spent the daytimes sleeping it off.
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Then again, contemporary American operas like Angel's Bone that touch on timely yet universal subjects, are sung in English and performed in intimate spaces like 3LD, challenge opera's reputation opera for being elitist, stuffy, and effete.
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Juncker, 61, gave a series of live interviews on YouTube last Thursday to young social media celebrities, including French 'vlogger' Laetitia Birbes, aiming to counter an image of Brussels' bureaucrats as stuffy and out of touch.
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Since taking over his party in the summer he has opened it up, bringing in non-political figures, rebranding the stuffy old ÖVP as the "Sebastian Kurz List" and switching its colour from black to turquoise.
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In a time when most sunscreen brands were talking down to their customers like an old stuffy dermatologist in a lab coat, Supergoop was the cool friend whose sunscreen you wanted to borrow at the beach.
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The Atlantic was something Londoners had not yet seen: a night spot that not only was a class apart from stuffy hotel bars and vapid discos but also kept hours far beyond those of most pubs.
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Not only is the weekend so close you can taste it, but depending on your place of work, it's also a day when you can ditch the stuffy office attire for something a bit more casual.
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Typical measles symptoms, including high fever, rash all over the body, stuffy nose and reddened eyes, usually disappear without treatment within two or three weeks, though a severe case of the measles can lead to death.
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Last year, the British critic Philip Clark had a provocative response to the perennial question of how to save classical music from its so-called image problem—the perception that it is stuffy, élitist, and irrelevant.
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Women literally kick ass and it's such a fun visual to see Liz and her sisters tuck knives underneath their stuffy dresses, or to watch them gossip about boys while practicing their most brutal martial arts moves.
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Getting On The Same PageWhen we started planning, we agreed on a few things up front: We didn't want a stuffy event where people felt uncomfortable, and where everything seemed generic and just like everyone else's wedding.
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They're sleek enough for the office on days when your soul shrivels up at the prospect of something more stuffy, and cool enough for high-waisted jeans and a T-shirt on weeknights or ambling Saturday mornings.
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The rules, regulations, and backstory at stuffy Augusta National are rarely discussed by those attending and covering the event, and the six-time major winner ripped current players for not voicing any opinion about the club's policies.
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What it produced was a woman who wanted out and found the escape route in Nick, who seemed fun and maybe a little dangerous and not at all a part of her parents' stuffy, upper-crusty life.
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You read that right: We stuffy book nerds have somehow let down our hair enough to put together an entire issue devoted to books about orgasms, porn, kissing, vibrators, bedroom fantasies, extramarital affairs and even teenage hookups.
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In 1942, newly graduated from Russell Sage College, Caracristi was recruited to work in the stuffy attic of a former girls' school in the Washington area that had been converted to a secret military code-breaking office.
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"If she starts crying we'll run out quickly," Elizabeth Batey, a lawyer from Waverly, Iowa, said of her 2-year-old daughter, Hattie, while waiting for Mr. Buttigieg last month in a stuffy storefront in Iowa Falls.
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The startup&aposs founding goals were affordability and accessibility, and thanks to obsessive research and a streamlined, no-fuss approach to an often stuffy industry, that goal is met with a product line unanimously priced under $30.
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"We know a lot of people hear the word 'Baptist' and think of stuffy legalism or maybe a man in a suit thundering hellfire and brimstone while a flag waves triumphantly in the background," the website explains.
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While Leo dealt with artists like Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, and Robert Rauschenberg in then funky SoHo, Antoinette helped push graphics and photographs—which weren't always considered "real" art—in a stuffy Upper East Side town house.
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While other couples venture to stuffy fancy restaurants or get into fights about their lack of plans, you and your LDR bae can bask in the glow of whatever screen you're communicating through with these fun date ideas.
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For those who would later deride Keillor as too stuffy or boring, it might shock them to learn that as a young DJ, Keillor would interject the Beach Boys and the Grateful Dead into the station's classical programming.
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For one, something as innocuous as dry indoor heating systems or a stuffy nose can cause us to sleep with our mouth open, Dr. Jegasothy says, making the corners of the mouth a perfect destination for traveling drool.
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The recommendations don't contain many surprises, but they'll definitely give you another reason to worry—screw around inside your ears too much and you might give yourself earwax impaction, which is basically a stuffy nose for your ear.
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A few misplaced layers can quickly send your carefully planned ensemble into puffland — and, as people who have been there many times before, we can attest that it's not so much cozy as it is stuffy and uncomfortable.
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"I didn't want to do a stuffy cover — just like a suit and tie — put his likeness on the cover and call it a day," Toronto-based cartoonist and cover artist Ramón Pérez told the The Canadian Press.
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It also seem suffused with a vibe of curiosity, an attitude that's more, "Well, this looks interesting and non-canonical; I'll give it some time," rather than the stuffy, almost mercenary air of typical large-scale art fairs.
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Far from the inaugural event in 2013 held for a few hundred people in a stuffy mid-Manhattan conference room, LendIt's attendance has surged to about 3,20143 and fills out much of downtown San Francisco's Marriott Marquis Hotel.
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John Hillerman, best known for his portrayal of stuffy Brit Jonathan Higgins, the foil to Tom Selleck's unconventional detective on Magnum P.I., has died at his home in Texas from unknown causes, according to The New York Times.
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Who cares about looking at that stuffy french film festival ... we're bringing you the first annual Scott Caan Photo Festival -- flip through the award worthy photos to see the sexy actor who has clearly earned two thumbs up!
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I felt really bad for the kids who only got to go to the Baptist VBS (and even worse for the kids who had to go every week to that stuffy church with their tacky modernist stained glass).
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Somehow, during the two hours she endured in a stuffy, crowded hotel bathroom in Grand-Bassam, Ivory Coast, 1-year-old Elinor did not make a sound as gunmen carried out a bloody rampage just outside the door.
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In large, panoramic images of courtrooms, peopled by reporters and cameramen, where legislation shaping our lives and futures plays out, Krashes's oil paint often congeals into a hazy glare or a stuffy, clouded morass suggestive of bureaucratic inertia.
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JUBA, South Sudan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - For the past two weeks, Sandy has slept on the dirty floor of a small and stuffy tent, squeezed in tightly with 54 other women and girls and countless night-biting mosquitoes.
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In short order they convinced a stuffy Sloane Square hotel to let them turn its basement into Kitts, the defunct nightclub where Kate Middleton celebrated her 26th birthday and Noel Gallagher, the lead signer of Oasis, his 40th.
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In a world of stuffy guards and mean Howlers and terrible food, you took over a museum and turned it into this rad coven so you could practice spells, drink tea from chandeliers, and give each other undercuts.
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"Whenever you get a cold and have a stuffy nose, you can lose your sense of smell and have trouble tasting because of that," said Dr. Daniel Kuritzkes, an infectious disease specialist at Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston.
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Before this episode, wealth was firmly associated with Richard and Emily, meaning it felt old and stuffy next to Lorelai's youthful bohemian verve — but now it's beautiful young people in formalwear, wandering through pristine white tents in candlelight.
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Mr. Banier denied any manipulation but admitted receiving gifts during what he called a decades-old platonic relationship in which he brought artists and intellectuals into the life of a woman surrounded by stuffy businessmen and politicians. Mrs.
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I was immediately reminded of a TV commercial for some tech service from years back in which some young guys in casual dress are pitching their talents to a stuffy old firm run by aging people in suits.
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When we think of historical archives and photos from the past, most of us tend to envision stuffy documentary footage, stone-faced ancestors posing for family photos, or famous moments in history captured by journalists on the scene.
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I suspect that the comparative lack of generosity with which time, fashion, and progress have treated Gaskell has at least as much to do with her stuffy image as with her work, which has its own admirable qualities.
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Often wary of the stuffy suits of Washington, D.C., the tech industry tends to view its own backyard — however solipsistically — as a much more powerful economic epicenter with the real, true power to rewire the whole of the country.
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The IRS agent found himself in New York constantly as the case progressed, staying in a government-rate hotel downtown and working out of either the FBI field office, which he found stuffy and noisy, or his hotel room.
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Though the opening scene of the series micturated on the idea of "Billions" as a stuffy prestige drama, it may be topped by the utter absurdity of Bobby and Wendy disrobing for a meeting in an underground spa pool.
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Aquaphor Healing Ointment, available at Amazon, $11.89Feet are often overlooked when it comes to body care, but after long days spent in stuffy shoes, your feet need some extra attention to get rid of calluses, blisters, and dry skin.
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New research published last month in the BMJ shows there isn't enough evidence that over-the-counter medications with antihistamines actually relieve a stuffy or runny nose, and when the patient is young enough, it can actually be harmful.
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By August I was so unwell that I had a panic attack on the stuffy Circle line at 7 AM. Summer eventually gave over into crisper days and darker evenings, and I slowly felt more like my normal self.
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The method of relocation the Idaho parks system came up with involved more "trap and haul": Conservation officers trapped the beavers and placed them into large, stuffy crates, which they then manually transported over land using horses and mules.
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Early one morning last November, while scientists and civil servants in Bangladesh sweated over climate change reports in stuffy state-owned office blocks in the capital city of Dhaka, Rina rolled herself a joint at her house on Banishanta.
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For those at a tech firm, a few pairs of the same jeans and two dozen of the most comfortable T-shirts and hoodies are going to get you a lot further than a closet full of stuffy suits.
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CreditCreditEdwin J. Torres for The New York Times On a warm Tuesday night in the Bronx, a couple of dozen young people took refuge from their stuffy apartments in a courtyard between two redbrick towers in the Melrose Houses.
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I am very picky about the outfits I have to wear to my stuffy legal internships and to court, so I've found my perfect items and wait for them to go on sale or pop up on secondhand sites.
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When Lagerfeld took over in 1983, his job was to reinvigorate a flagging house that had developed rather stuffy, uncool connotations; he did so with irreverence and aplomb, all while centering his collections on Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel's original designs.
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During the 22 years Mr. Navarro-Valls ran the Vatican press office, of which he was the first lay leader, he sought to internationalize and modernize the communications of an institution that was often seen as stuffy and insular.
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Meanwhile, golf's overall evolving style — from the introduction of brighter colors and floral prints to Nike's collarless polos and PGA tour winner Rickie Fowler's joggers and high-tops — seemed to indicate the sport was getting a little less stuffy.
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Technically, a warm drink like a hot toddy would be helpful for someone who has a sore throat, phlegm in their chest, or a stuffy nose, says Alexis Halpern, MD, emergency medicine physician at New York-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.
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Running in those hot and stuffy conditions was much more difficult than loping along the banks of the East River in early April, or—as is more often the case—powering along on the treadmill in my gym's air conditioned environs.
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But as gorgeous as she may have looked on Sunday evening, the actress clearly couldn't wait to get out of that stuffy black tie attire and into something a little more comfortable (with a quick break for a pool plunge).
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Everything in this film, from the set design of their stuffy, rinky dink beach hotel to the costumes is meant to suggest the very ordinary existence of two people stuck in an era with no outlet for sexuality or even personality.
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We are taken from the "stuffy and bright" Moscow apartment bathroom — the first place to "emerge from the haze of nonbeing" when the protagonist is not yet 5 — to the suburban America entrance hall from which she will finally depart.
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The Telegraph recently conducted an investigation on elitism in the "high" arts, finding that it is the image of the "stuffy" and "hoity-toity" theatre-going public—rather than the cost of tickets—that gives these forms a snobbish aura.
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The exact same invisible demon that's totally wreaking havoc on your skin this winter — the stuffy, sandpaper air circulating your apartment and office building, chapping your lips and drying out your eyes — is also doing a number on your hair.
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It proves the NYCB's fall fashion gala isn't just a stuffy event where New York's elite gather to watch classical dance and contemporary fashion unfold on the main stage, but it's a reflection of what's happening in the industry, too.
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I keep hearing people rave about Succession, and while I suspect that a lot of stuffy white guys being upset in conference rooms and at dinner tables isn't everyone's idea of a thrilling show, I will admit this looks pretty good.
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According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology, symptoms of fish allergy could include hives, nausea, indigestion, stuffy noses, and in the worst case, anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction that impedes breathing and needs immediate medical attention.
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Another Orwell phrase is perhaps even more apposite: that Britain resembles nothing so much as a "rather stuffy Victorian family", where "the young are generally thwarted" and "most of the power is in the hands of irresponsible uncles and bedridden aunts".
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Conspiracy number one: Larry was a PR stunt and was adopted to fix Cameron's image problem, specifically the perception that he was a stuffy upper-class nit who probably had a penchant for hitting animals and street urchins with a stick.
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These days, there is also a quieter rebellion taking place, involving young poets, many of them women, who use social media as their distribution model — bucking the stuffy trends of the book publishing and poetry worlds, creating audiences of their own.
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The Bellroy Slim Work Bag is the perfect choice for the student who wants to look a bit more serious about his studies or for the young professional who wants to look a bit more easygoing than his stuffy associates.
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The Saturday Profile CALGARY, Canada — Officially, Naheed Nenshi, the mayor of this oil-fueled city, is meant to be addressed as Your Worship, a stuffy, colonial-era honorific that has somehow managed to survive Canada's transformation into a modern, multicultural nation.
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Mark Zuckerberg had already been testifying for four hours in the stuffy, wood-paneled room where the House Energy and Commerce Committee held its hearing on Facebook in April, when he got a question he seemed wholly unprepared to answer.
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While it's easy to dismiss these criticisms as a bunch of stuffy cynicism from scientists who've forgotten how to have fun, they do point to some serious issues in space law about how low earth orbit is used by private companies.
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Crime Scene In the winding hallways and stuffy rooms of an old factory in Brooklyn, under bulbs flickering as if in a horror movie, an elite new police unit prepares, over and over again, for the attack it knows is coming.
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But the writer-director Jordan Roberts moots Connor's stern objections only to table them: Alise travels with Wes to Mongolia, where both mother and son seek fresh air away from a home that has become stuffy with the remnants of grief.
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TGAF's rise over the past few years is happening in tandem with the next evolution of Paris' underground party scene, where the inclusive, DIY spirit of the 90s is making a comeback after years of restrictive legislation and stuffy club culture.
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The men first looked at a place in Yonkers, New York, to use to melt the dicks down, but Zamora-Vega apparently thought the spot was a little too stuffy and that proper meth-schlong melting required more reasonable ventilation.
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The androgyny, sexuality, and audaciousness of these get-ups may be punchlines now, but in the context of the Reagan era, they were a rebellious counterpoint to stuffy, buttoned-up conservative types who had suddenly come out of the woodwork.
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And the calling card she used to signal a break with the stuffy Tory past — the eye-catching footwear, the leather trousers — has now returned to haunt public life with unsavory, sexualized expectations of women at the highest level of politics.
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The shed had been ripe with the smells of tomato plants, 3-in-One oil, mealworms for the bird table, crusts of cut grass souring on the blades of the mower; beams of brilliant light from knotholes pierced the stuffy dimness.
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This year, Olivia finds herself torn between her stuffy boyfriend (Bryan Greenberg) and her childhood sweetheart (Charles Michael Davis) — and hey, even if it's already clear who she's going to choose, Michele's first starring role is a can't miss event.
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The daughter of Angela Missoni (of the Italian knitwear dynasty) can remember the homespun remedies of her childhood: She would gargle apple cider vinegar to soothe a sore throat and breath in thyme essential oils to unblock a stuffy nose.
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In the slightly stuffy 16th arrondissement on the western edge of the city, I stood across from 78 Avenue Mozart gazing at the majestic seven-story building adorned with glazed bricks of sea foam green and embellished with Art Nouveau flourishes.
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Internet memes are, by and large, the currency in which these young nationalists trade, eschewing the stuffy, articulated treatises of Mein Kampf in favor of more virality-friendly catchphrases and image macros to be proliferated around image boards and subreddits.
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That was Barlow—whether you were a world-famous avatar of LSD, a stuffy CEO, or the Vice President of the United States, he would win you over with his affable demeanor, arresting observations, and a mordant take on the human condition.
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It comes into play for both practical and purely styling reasons — sometimes you just need it to hold up those too-big trousers, and other times, you need a little something to dress down a structured blazer and make it feel less stuffy.
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She tries to do the right thing, posing for her official birthday portrait despite it being stuffy and old-fashioned, as well as pursuing her engagement to Billy despite the fact that his upcoming nuptials have turned him into a ladies man.
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And even if you don't have physical symptoms, it's possible that stuffy air in your workplace could be hampering your brainpower: In a 2015 Harvard University study, offices with increased ventilation and lower levels of air pollutants were linked to better employee performance.
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The movie concerns a stuffy, joyless lawyer, played by the great Peter Sellers (fresh off doing brownface in Blake Edwards' The Party), who falls for a disarming hippie (Leigh Taylor-Young) and has a total shift in mindset after eating Toklas' weed brownies.
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Sildenafil can be great for giving you a crowbar-hard erection that's impervious to alcohol, cocaine, exhaustion, and episodic indifference, but it gave me flushed cheeks, bright red ears, and a very stuffy nose because it turns out that blood vessels are everywhere.
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The FT report specifically ties WebMD search queries to Facebook: When you visit WebMD and enter your stuffy nose and sore throat into its "symptom finder," and then get a diagnosis (it's lupus!), Facebook, thanks to a data-sharing agreement, knows about it.
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Regardless of the cause, a stuffy nose almost always comes down to the same problem: Some of the blood vessels and natural tissues in your nose, called the mucous membrane, are inflamed, which is what&aposs blocking your airway and causing congestion.
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He has gone to lead recruiting events at elite institutions like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where the number of students applying to Wall Street has fallen sharply, in part because of the perception of the industry as stuffy and slow-moving.
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With long, sunny days in most places across the country, you're more likely go for a jog in the park, play pick-up soccer or bike around a city park than stay cooped up in a stuffy gym surrounded by sweaty strangers.
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" Ms. Coppinger said she had expected the room to break out in shouts and objections when she pulled out a pair of her underwear, as it often does when she "brings the realities of life into the stuffy and conservative environment of Parliament.
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Inspired by French cuisine, but not stuffy — Menges jokes that he was once a regional manager for the family restaurant chain Perkins — the Bistro's classic fare makes the most of local beef, chicken and lamb and produce from the restaurant's nearby farm.
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For about half an hour, the passengers were kept on the plane at the Bali airport with no explanation, even as a lack of electricity made the interior hot and stuffy, she said, causing children to cry and some older passengers to vomit.
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The business opened in 1945 as a meat store, but the slicer and grinder have been moved to a table in the back, unplugged for years as the place slowly changed into a cross between a bodega and a bachelor's stuffy living room.
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Spending money on a comfortable chair with good posture support instead of a video game sounds like the kind of stuffy advice you'd get from a parent, but in my case it's directly related to the amount of time I spent on both.
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It's powered primarily by older white men and we wanted to create something that felt inclusive, fun, less stuffy, not the bottle you go to the club with the sparklers, but something that's easily accessible, shareable, almost viral in a lot of senses.
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Most of the people interviewed lamented the prospect that damaging allegations might take down the world's most famous living scientist — and perhaps the most famous black scientist in history — beloved for eviscerating so many of the stereotypes of the stuffy, out-of-touch academic.
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The venue isn't a stuffy concert hall, but the chromatic industrial-chic of Mack Sennett studios, the same creative space where Michael Jackson, Eddie Murphy and Iman once filmed the video for "Remember the Time," the hieroglyphs from which are still painted on the wall.
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He spent thousands of hours dialling for dollars from stuffy cubicles a few blocks from Congress (federal property may not be used for fundraising), working from call-sheets with personal details about his prey: past donations, their spouses' names, or where he last met them.
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Like urchins in a candy shop, we swaggered around our campuses in those pre-AIDS days, fortified by the notion that we were pioneers, breaking the ossified class structure of the stuffy old UK. The right wing have seldom held education in such high regard.
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For the study, published in the Journal of Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, nurses, doctors, and support staff at nine hospitals across Canada filled in online illness diaries during four flu seasons, recording symptoms such as a runny or stuffy nose, fever, cough or scratchy throat.
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We've all experienced them: The runny and yet simultaneously stuffy nose, sneezing, sore throat, cough, fatigue, and general feeling of "I'm not so sick I need a doctor, but I sure wish I was still in bed" that are the hallmarks of the common cold.
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In their 20s or early 30s, many are inclined to modify or entirely shuck off what they view as stuffy, archaic traditions, among them the long white dress, the bridal bouquet and, in telling instances, even the veil, rewriting the style rules to suit themselves.
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Following his more recent successes, I've gone back through Ahmed's history, reading of how he started his own club night to break out against the stuffy confines of Oxford—incidentally, the city where I first experienced a strange man shouting "Konnichiwa, Chinese princess" at me.
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While companies like Goldman Sachs will probably always have cachet, the stuffy suit-and-tie image just doesn't seem cool anymore, especially compared to startup culture, where there's no shortage of 210-something CEOs in hoodies and co-working spaces offering cold brew on tap.
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The program — which has had a reputation as a less stuffy, more raucous cousin of the Oscars and the Emmys — will be Hollywood's first major award show following a year in which the entertainment industry was roiled by one sexual misconduct scandal after another.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon told staff today that he&aposs ditching the management team&aposs stuffy offices high in its corporate headquarters in favor of open offices closer to employees, so that his leadership team can better tap into the "buzz" of the office.
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After years of stuffy, out-of-touch articles about how millennials (and now Gen Z) are killing off industries from diamonds and real estate to napkins with their frivolous ways and politics-infused complaints, younger generations came up with this blunt dismissal of their own.
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It was designed to be the most majoritarian body in the federal government — in contrast to the stuffy Senate and the elector-chosen president, it was supposed to have "an immediate dependence on, and an intimate sympathy with, the people," as Federalist Paper Number 52 reads.
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If the hot, stuffy air circulating (or rather, not circulating) your office is to blame for your perpetually cracking lips and the sweeping plague of chronic dry eyes across the company, it's more than likely your hands are also looking a little worse for the wear.
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Audiences are fine with racism or misogyny; people were prepared to forgive him for throwing a big online tantrum over a film he didn't like; plenty of stuffy columnists didn't mind him encouraging American college students to inform the immigration authorities on any suspiciously Mexican-seeming classmates.
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The gym bag was a bit too much like a duffel to be a great work purse, the work purse was minimalist and too deep to keep the essentials within easy reach, and the travel bag was too stuffy-looking for my day-to-day life.
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Pregnancy: An estimated 30% of pregnant women suffer from significant nasal problems, which are often the result of an increase in pregnancy-related hormones that tamper with the nasal tissue and blood flow in the nose and can cause a number of symptoms including a stuffy nose.
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During the real event in 1969, millions tuned in — it was said London had a water shortage due to toilets flushing during intermission — but while many were intrigued by this insider look, some critics argued the family came across as stuffy and were destroying the monarchy's mystique.
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Book the Loews Chicago Hotel starting at $149 per nightThe Loews Chicago Hotel is housed within a gleaming 52-story glass and steel tower and favored by business travelers who eschew stuffy or traditional hotels for one such as this that favors a clean, sleek approach.
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Instead, widespread ignorance about the Holocaust has contributed to a climate where Sieg-Heiling is seen by some youth as a transgressive act: Not an actual call to genocide, which it remains among hardcore white nationalists, but a way of sticking it to the stuffy PC elites.
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The free app offers hundreds of digitized translations of the sacred text and more in an experience more akin to a modern lifestyle brand than a stuffy religious tome, replacing leather bound, gilded-paged King James version with the phones congregants already carry with them everywhere they go.
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Credit Andrew Burton/Getty Images NASHUA, N.H. — Presidential primary politics, up close, is stranger and more enlightening than what you see on TV. I saw this in a packed, stuffy auditorium at Elm Street Middle School on a warm Wednesday night, at a town hall with Senator Ted Cruz.
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Sure there were more stable parts of the City of London to build a career, from the stuffy formality of Lloyd's of London to the bewigged inhabitants of the law courts but if it was money, adrenaline and banter that you were looking for nothing in the City compared.
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For example: our pioneering yet stuffy psychologist sheds her lab coat for bondage gear; the "token" African-American sidekick is the film's muscular wisecracker; and BDSM—now mainstreamed thanks to the Fifty Shades franchise and a growing tolerance of varied sexual behaviors—is depicted as deviant and morally depraved.
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While Gloria is checking up on that alibi and telling her kid she thinks she's about to put this one to bed, Sheriff Dammik (Shea Whigham) turns up at the crime scene of one George Stuffy, who has been killed in the same manner as Gloria's step dad.
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As Lettice Douffet — "the most eccentric tour guide ever to lead bored American and Japanese visitors through one of England's dullest stately homes," as The Times's Frank Rich described the character — Ms. Smith won raves and a Tony, as did her co-star, Margaret Tyzack, as her stuffy employer.
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In her 20173 memoir, Off the Sidelines, she discussed the challenges of being a working mother in the stuffy and tradition-bound U.S. Senate, where rules banning children from the Senate floor meant that, in order to vote after picking up her kids from school at 6 p.m.
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JBL Duet BT Wireless On-Ear Headphones for $30 ($120 off): On-ear headphones are different from over-the-ear headphones, which muffle out more outside noise but can feel stuffy after wearing for a while, These run for 16 hours and only take two hours to fully charge.
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The success of the company owed much to Mr. Cinader and Ms. Scott's scrupulous focus on their target demographic: affluent, high-achieving people who wanted to signal a certain pedigree with their fashion choices, but not one so stuffy that they would think twice before associating with it.
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The famously stuffy Grosvenor House fair was discontinued in 2009, and now most of the world's wealthiest collectors choose to spend their millions at contemporary art fairs like Frieze and Art Basel, leaving traditional events to come up with new strategies to survive in today's increasingly internationalized market.
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Can a small display in a space as constrained as this one really do justice to the career of a poor Jewish boy from the East end of London, who blazed like Modernist comet through the city's stuffy art world during the second decade of the twentieth-century?
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Even before I had a daughter of my own, I noticed the particular anxiety of friends who would seek the advice of others on Facebook about the best place to find something for their child to wear on an important occasion that isn't silly, stuffy or disconcertingly sexy.
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Even if you prefer your culture vulgar, unsullied by stuffy reverence or institutional support, consider the practical consequences that at the very least lurk in potentia: more college courses and graduate studies on pop music, more funding for the 99% of musicians occupying the sales chart's long tail.
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But then I ended up watching two episodes in a row and found myself thinking things like, "I'd rather work in the rowdy cathouse than the stuffy gold-leaf brothel," and, "I could definitely run a smoother virginity auction than that fiasco at the opera," so here we are.
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She was royal and regal without being stuffy, out of touch or inaccessible; she made mistakes, She had a style and a way about her that a lot of Black women respected as being truly glamorous and distinct, and that was equal to them, which is a bar to meet.
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To prove that she can throw a good party, she asked iconic comedian Dave Chappelle to MC. The prolific Kendrick Lamar performed, and Calvin Harris was the official DJ. With attendees like Cardi B., Yo Gotti, Future, and Lil Kim, Rihanna made sure no one could call the event stuffy.
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Uptight Erin (Kristen Wiig) and nerdy Abby (Melissa McCarthy) were once best friends who co-wrote a book trumpeting the existence of the paranormal, but now that Erin is a college professor seeking tenure at a stuffy university, she's trying to erase any mention of the book off the web.
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He abandoned the traditional speaker's robes, knee breeches and tights in favour of a simple gown over a business suit, and has ended the requirement for Commons clerks to wear wigs, saying it would "convey to the public a marginally less stuffy and forbidding image of this Chamber at work".
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Finding a reliable (and not stuffy) pair of black trousers can take a lifetime, but we speak from experience when we say that investing in a high-quality pair that can live up to the frequency you'll wear them is one of the best shopping decisions you can ever make.
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Being born into such privilege perhaps allowed her to break free of tradition; in her writings, Bell describes how at an early age she sought to undo her stuffy Victorian surroundings at home, hiding family heirlooms and enlisting her brother to help her take down the gaudy chandelier in the foyer.
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The event received the fraction of the attention of the protests, but was more indicative of where Mr. Sanders's movement intends to go from here: not in the streets, demanding action from others with witty signs, but in stuffy church annexes and meeting rooms across the country, doing that action themselves.
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What used to be considered a niche pursuit for geeky types who occupied their parents' basements is now mainstream, and it's no surprise that our connected consciousness is represented by an impatient millennial who puffs synthetic toad skins and has little use for the stuffy traditions of the Old Gods.
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I love when a customer orders a cocktail sometimes called "bespoke" (whenever I see this funny, faintly stuffy word applied to drinks, I can't help imagining a Collins glass dressed in a finely tailored, charcoal pinstripe suit)— something devised on the spot to a customer's precise and sometimes peculiar specifications.
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For someone who came of age with rock 'n' roll, he was a castaway from an earlier time to judge by accounts of his stuffy Munich apartment, with its threadbare sofa, its antique cart for schnapps, its Wagner collection and shelves stocked with Thomas Mann, porcelain trinkets and art books.
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While today, we consider viral infections to be diseases of the body—they infect the lungs, give us fevers, stuffy noses, or a cough—throughout history there's also been a strange link between influenza and psychotic disorders similar to schizophrenia, a severe mental disorder that can affect how people think.
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Band of Misfits, he voiced an inept, self-aggrandizing swashbuckler; in Guy Ritchie's swingin' 203s spy thriller The Man from U.N.C.L.E. from 2015, he played a stuffy MI6 honcho; and in last year's biopic-cum-farce Florence Foster Jenkins, Grant was the adoring, hammy husband to Meryl Streep's warbling socialite.
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No change to text.) By Raúl Cortés Fernández March 28 (Reuters) - Newlyweds Yadira Garza and Joel Gonzalez began their honeymoon cruise on the MS Zaandam with romantic strolls overlooking the sea, but have now spent days in a stuffy, cramped cabin as the ship goes on lockdown to contain coronavirus.
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Lister, a real-life historical figure, is widely considered to be the first modern lesbian, and this Anglo-American series, created by Sally Wainwright ("Happy Valley") is miles away from the standard stuffy period drama, focusing, as it does, on the ways that its protagonist disrupted the conventions of her time.
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Justice" had been the required appellation until just months before her nomination, when the justices, perhaps sensing that change was inevitable or maybe just wishing to sound a little less stuffy, voted in conference in a superb accident of timing to drop the "Mr." and to refer to each other simply as "Justice?
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Confession number three: When my staff told me that I was to deliver a lecture, I thought back to the stuffy old professors in bow ties and tweed, and I wondered if this was one more sign of the stage of life that I'm entering, along with gray hair and slightly failing eyesight.
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What rankles is the way Mr. Rosen has framed his decision as not capricious but inevitable, a clash between two cultures: old or older New York versus new or young New York, stuffy versus lively, an aging clientele of predigital corporate titans versus a crowd of up-and-comers, the past versus now.
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If these figures defied the stuffy ceremony of the East Coast think tanks, opinion journals and bow-tied columnists who traditionally defined the conservative intelligentsia, they rarely challenged the ideological principles of conservatism as they had existed since the Reagan era: small government, low taxes, hawkish foreign policy and traditional social values.
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Confession No. 3: When my staff told me that I was to deliver a lecture, I thought back to the stuffy old professors in bow ties and tweed, and I wondered if this was one more sign of the stage of life that I'm entering, along with gray hair and slightly failing eyesight.
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Così's director, Phelim McDermott, said he decided upon a carnival theme and to hire real performers to help establish a surreal setting to help with the plot, and to set up a glorious collision of the seedy aesthetic of the carnival performers with the stereotype of opera as a stuffy, high-art form.
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As groups the world over decry or cheer the lower energy prices, depending on whether they need to buy or sell it - although all hope the collapse doesn't presage a fresh financial crisis - Lynx's 64 staff have profited in an atmosphere more akin to a university campus than a stuffy Wall Street investment house.
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On a cloudless, warm summer day in Los Angeles, several thousand teens, the parents who adore them and the sales and marketing machines that cater to them, all gathered in the stuffy halls of the Los Angeles convention center to attend Beautycon Festival — a day-long paean to the new model of marketing to millennials.
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His outfit for this, his Carnegie Hall recital debut, seemed less a statement against stuffy concert protocols and more an earnest welcome to his audience: We could have been dropping in on this prodigiously gifted 25-year-old pianist (also a composer) at his apartment in Washington Heights, a few miles north of Carnegie.
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Wandering around the downstairs rooms stuffy with heat, their light thick with dust motes, the blinds at their windows lowered to half-mast, as they always were in summer, she pressed down keys—startling herself out of her own reverie—on the out-of-tune piano, which none of them had played with any talent.
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Setting a table may seem like a stuffy ritual reserved for weddings or formal banquets, but knowing how to present your feast can win you serious points as a host — and you don't exactly need elaborate bone china or crystal glasses to pull that off, all you need to do is follow a few basic rules on placements.
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Goldman Sachs is the latest Wall Street bank to drop its stuffy dress code in favor of a "flexible" approach likely to appeal to millennials the company is trying to hire, per the FT. The big picture: This change comes 3 years after a similar pledge by JPMorgan Chase, who realigned to a business casual look in 2016.
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When Perkins arrived in the advertising department of Charles Scribner's Sons in 1910, burned out after a few years as a newspaper journalist, he was confronted with a stuffy, risk-averse family firm that relied on the judgment of its bewhiskered old guard and supplemented its funds through its in-house bookstore and its successful literary magazine.
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The restaurant itself was beautifully decorated but a bit stuffy—we may have been a bit out of place as two twentysomething Americans having a boozy (and food photo-filled) lunch alongside two elegantly dressed businessmen that were each eating alone and an equally fancy couple in the back room who looked to be having a cinq à sept.
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But the lyrics of Edwin Starr's "War," released in 1970 and considered one of the most popular protest songs ever recorded — it's been covered by artists as disparate as Bruce Springsteen and Boys II Men — nagged one observer as models paraded through the gilded chambers of the Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild on a stuffy Wednesday afternoon in Paris.
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Commonwealth: Owned by Anthony Myint, one of the founders of Mission Burger and Danny Bowien's accomplice at Mission Chinese Food, Commonwealth takes cues from New Nordic cuisine and molecular gastronomy while keeping things un-stuffy and pretty damn affordable (à la carte dishes are all $20 or under, and the 6-course tasting menu is $80).
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But if you're wondering whether that stuffy nose could end up being a worst case scenario, CNN talked to Dr. Greg Poland, a professor of medicine and Infectious diseases at the Mayo Clinic and director of the Mayo Clinic's Vaccine Research Group, about the differences between typical allergy, cold and flu symptoms, and ones associated with the coronavirus.
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The specter of the Hollywood star and the turquoise lake's litany of notable visitors — it's served as an oasis for aristocrats since Roman times; current villa owners include Richard Branson and Madonna — can make the place seem exclusive and stuffy for travelers more accustomed to food trucks than restaurants that require a jacket and tie for dinner.
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And, despite the assertions by Ms. Kim and her peers, there is also no proof of the power of salt rooms to bring relief to children with asthma, seniors with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and everyone in between with stuffy noses or stress, according to Dr. Norman H. Edelman, a senior science adviser at the American Lung Association.
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To my shame—to this day, it bothers me—I hedged, faced those stuffy codgers wearing $21.4 Boy Scout socks and matching bright kerchiefs, put on my most earnest expression, and said something to the effect that I would try to help my hypothetical gay friend not be so gay, if they didn't want to be gay.
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We wanted a stuffy quality to her, and I turned to the preppy trends of the time, so that she's got that boucle jacket on, a bit more closed off, very little skin exposed and much more about the clothing wearing her than her wearing the clothing — which is something I tried to achieve with our other girls.
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In its first 13 years of its existence, Tesla Motors made some of the world's biggest, best-known companies look stuffy as it charged electric cars with sex appeal, built a zealous fanbase, set records for performance and quality, and even made its cars drive themselves—all the while dodging bankruptcy and even flirting with illegality to keep up its frenetic pace.
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If you have trouble breathing because your nose feels stuffy, for example, using a steroidal nasal spray ahead of time, such as Flonase or Nasacort, can be very helpful, explains Christopher Chang, MD, a board-certified otolaryngologist in Warrenton, VA. "Such nasal sprays minimize nasal congestion and blockage," because they're applied directly into the nose to reduce nasal passage swelling, he says.
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"When we were dating, we would search through the brochures — because it was pre-internet — and search through magazines and those really stuffy, big, thick doorstep brochures from various hotel brands," Tamara told Business Insider at a recent event for the release of their report "Modern Love: Exploring the future of romantic travel," in collaboration with futures consultancy company Future Laboratory.
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From the books that line the living-room walls, the hanging planter, and the out-of-date stove in Anthony Ward's scenic design, we know that the family is bourgeois but not stuffy, well off but not extravagant, and, since nothing is said about the nature of André's work, he could be any kind of writer—a French one, you must remind yourself.
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These words may conjure a fear of permed hair and over-the-top colors, but fret not — the formal blazer has been revitalized and given a contemporary refresh.. Originally the uniform of old boys' clubs — complete with naval-style gold embellishments and a house crest — the garment's stuffy connotations were ripped up in the early '60s by Mods wearing boating blazers on the streets of London.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The next time you find yourself hate-reading a fawning profile of a photogenic young Brooklyn potter whose hot-pink-rimmed wares are transforming the "stuffy world of ceramics into a cool new craft" (or something to that effect), navigate yourself away from there, and instead visit the website of the Museum of Contemporary Craft (MoCC) in Portland, Oregon.
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In the spring of 1946, George Orwell, writing in the London Tribune , opened with a view from underneath the rock: In a cold but stuffy bed-sitting room littered with cigarette ends and half-empty cups of tea, a man in a moth-eaten dressing-gown sits at a rickety table, trying to find room for his typewriter among the piles of dusty papers that surround it.
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It was the complete antithesis — nay, the cure — to the stale and stuffy traditional runway format of 30 to 50 models who all look the same, walk the same, and don't move a finger out of place as they showcase the latest size 0 to 4 designs to a crowd who will access to them before anyone else; to fashion shows that end in a (somehow) silent, controlled applause.
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While half of the time we're busy planning gatherings, shopping for gifts, or just trying to get through another day at work before our holiday vacation starts, we're also dealing with the changing weather and how it's affecting us (and our homes.) Unless you're rocking a Nest Thermostat in every room, it's easy for things to get drafty — or even stuffy — depending on the size of your home.
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Since his musical substance during the time he fronted the Revolution tended to be much grander, showier, vaguely more mystical, and more deeply ingrained in received rockist-expressionistic codes, it's more likely that for Prince, at least in 1987, the studio was a way to escape the stuffy expressive responsibilities he perceived as linked to his role as bandleader and instead just immerse himself in music, in endless creative possibility.
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While a musician like Collier is clearly riding on our prized classical notions of musical genius that are problematic because they represent an exclusionary elitism, his virtuoso musical skills also coincide with his skills at contemporary technological innovation (he builds his own hardware and is pushing the boundaries of immersive live performances, plus he's known for his nuanced utilization of social media to push his career) in ways that seem go beyond the stuffy old criteria for genius we've become accustomed to.
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It might be advisable to shove a mattress in the living room because it's getting pretty stuffy up there, with recent years witnessing the demise of the much mourned Black Sheep Bar (which was home to the best 'fruit infused teas in the Croydon/Purely area'), a cracking Yates ('scene of a large scale brawl just before Christmas'- 2009/10/11/12/13/14/15) and 12-20/Shoosh ('Police recommended the revocation of the license after a stabbing during the three-hour Westwood set in the early hours of Easter Monday').
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From the souvenir shop on the ground floor, with its wooden cases of shells, toy boats and leering papier-mâché masks sold for Ostend's springtime carnival, to the stuffy parlors with vases of feathers, elaborately patterned wall-to-wall Brussels carpeting, damask curtains and bric-a-brac everywhere, it's a stifling terrarium-like place where it's easy to imagine Ensor in his waistcoat and waxed mustache playing his harmonium in front of one of his best-known works, "The Entry of Christ in Brussels," today hanging at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.
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