Here, try this hat that zaps your brainwaves into submission.
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Future Burnham shows up, zaps Present Day, and she lives.
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Watch: Can electrical zaps to your brain make you feel better?
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It also zaps nutrients from the earth and leaves soil weak.
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I could handle the brain zaps, constant dizziness, and sleep problems.
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It zaps the viewer awake, reminding us that watching is never neutral.
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Their protests, called "zaps," were equal measure outrage and engaging street theater.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Zaps of pain, like tiny shocks, bombarded her head.
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He later zaps the rat again after they toss it in a garbage bin.
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And then, if all else fails, it zaps the wearer until they're very much awake.
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This mask zaps hormonal pimples and heals cystic acne, but makes doing so feel downright chic.
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They range from short and flat zaps, like snare drums, to long and sonorous anal bellows.
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Trade your nose strips for this volcanic clay-packed mask, which zaps blackheads and kills grease.
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The US Air Force created an electronic weapon that zaps ISIS drones out of the sky.
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It zaps Richard from existence, at which point Cooper drops this bomb: Richard is his son.
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These teams can set up as many integrations (or "zaps," in Zapier's parlance) as they want.
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Anyone on the team can then view and edit these Zaps and, if necessary, clone them.
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Blue light doesn't penetrate the skin as deeply but zaps acne-causing bacteria on the surface.
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It's just not worth it, especially if it zaps your energy for the whole day on vacation.
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Adam Driver's gracefully intelligent performance as an investigator never quite zaps this dramatically frozen procedural to life.
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Dubbed ChemCam, the instrument zaps identified targets with a laser and then analyzes the puff of gas produced.
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But they more than make up for it as soon as Bakare zaps the Martian amoeba to dancing life.
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But it&aposll take several zaps to burn a hole through a body and kill someone with this gun.
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After he gives a man a heart attack, saves him and zaps multiple others, he is hospitalized and examined.
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It tucks away its images in its solid-state memory banks and then zaps them down to the surface.
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The researchers who signed on to the Annals of Neurology letter aren't saying there's no effect of brain zaps.
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Each pill brings on a euphoric eight-hour blast, one that zaps boredom and can make repetitive labor pleasurable.
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The most common were dizziness, nausea, headache and paresthesia — electric-shock sensations in the brain that many people call brain zaps.
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The self-cleaning system zaps grease and food residue into a fine ash that can be wiped away in one pass.
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Not much zaps you of your energy, but this full moon will, so don't overbook yourself, and plan on sleeping in.
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There are six lamps inside—three up top, three on the bottom that zaps your food with visible and non-visible light.
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The two departments purchased 100 DroneDefender systems made by Battelle-a shoulder-fired weapons that "zaps" drones up to 400 meters away.
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Out of water, the high voltage electrical salvo zaps a target directly through the skin near the eel's chin, intensifying the effect.
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Drinking alcohol famously zaps vitamin B levels, and that may be one reason you often wake up feeling low energy and achy.
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Sweet, tart, and savory, this raw sunchoke salad comes together quickly—perfect for those nights when the heat just zaps all your energy.
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It feels creamy when you apply it, zaps off with the swipe of a magnet and leaves your skin hydrated, firmer and younger-looking.
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When it detects a louse, the bot zaps it with a surgical diode laser beam, the kind used for eye surgery and hair removal.
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Hughes thinks these individual zaps of opportunity have a large-scale correlate: the very economic setup that made him and his roommates super-rich.
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If you are in the market for a spot treatment that zaps zits while concealing them, try the It Cosmetics Bye Bye Breakout Concealer.
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Vortix Muscle Massager Forego costly weekly massages at the spa with this massager that zaps your muscle pain away in just a few minutes.
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She offers a chance at closeness, and a pop hook; still wounded, he holds back, and the track zaps each of them with distortion.
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Trying new material on a crowd, even one made up of superfans, is always a risk—it kind of zaps the fun out of everything.
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Disoriented by heart palpitations and brain zaps during a late-night pizza outing, I thought I was having a heart attack, maybe even a stroke.
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This band once again qualifies as Lamar's shrewdest political statement, evoking familiar-sounding psychedelic jazz even as it zaps you with the shock of the new.
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To determine a new drug's shelf life, its maker zaps it with intense heat and soaks it with moisture to see how it degrades under stress.
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He explained that you can connect two or more apps into "Zaps" to automate repetitive tasks without coding or relying on developers to build the integration.
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You might have seen her on The Handmaid's Tale as Aunt Lydia, an authoritarian who zaps her pupils with a cattle prod without batting an eye.
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Recently he's rounded up a new version of the band — the members are nearly all new now — and started another chapter; "30 Aniversario" (Zaps) is the result.
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Other than that, make sure you give yourself adequate time to warm up before jumping on the treadmill — and, you know, look out for any lightning zaps.
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In a recently viral video posted to Facebook, Justin Clemons, a concerned customer, watches in horror as a Subway employee zaps bugs near the restaurant's sandwich counter.
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In the years after Stonewall, he engaged in a series of political stunts called zaps, in which he barged into broadcasts in an effort to provoke discussion.
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These sensory substitution devices, as they are called, translate the visual world into small zaps of electricity users can feel on a grid placed on their tongue.
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Blame it on the temperature: Attempting to keep cool through the stale subway air and serious lack of breeze above ground zaps a truly strange amount of energy.
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Put the colored packet in the microwave—called the Rehydrator, though it just sorta zaps it—and a second later your picture-perfect hamburger is ready to serve.
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As you run it through your tresses, it zaps the wetness out, leaving you with a silky-smooth, mostly straight hair with a little flick at the ends.
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When one of them hops Adam Levine's fence, he just zaps him into oblivion with a laser beam from his poolside recliner before taking a swig of whiskey.
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The woman learned her three-month ordeal of worsening muscle weakness and electrical zaps in both legs was ultimately caused by worms that had lodged themselves inside her spine.
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We like the TravelCard Charger because it's nearly the size of a credit card, but quickly zaps 2242 to 2242 percent back into the battery of a large smartphone.
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This DermaFlash facial exfoliating device mimics a treatment used in dermatologist offices called dermaplaning, which zaps away dirt, dead skin cells and even peach fuzz (you read that correctly!).
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What stands out about "Black Lightning" are not the scenes in which the title hero zaps a gajillion volts of justice through a crew of murder-minded gang members.
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It features an air-dry function that zaps the dampness out of your hair, as well as tourmaline technology that generates negative ions to retain moisture and reduce damage.
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I deal with undereye circles and dull, lackluster skin — and one sweep of this liquid-y goodness zaps my visage back to life, so I can then use less foundation.
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There's the lightbulb that grows brighter when the creature reveals itself to Will and the jolt that zaps Joyce Byers (Winona Ryder) when the creature/Will is on her phone.
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It also includes some pretty nifty features like Uninstaller, which completely zaps apps you wish to delete, and Shredder, which gets rid of files securely and without leaving a trace.
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This is not a new archetype for the detective drama, but seeing not just an actress but an actress of Smulders's caliber playing the part zaps the show into life.
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That's because the most common — and most effective — way to remove one is with a laser, which zaps away ink over a series of (as both stars have admitted, painful) treatments.
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On the kind of day that zaps you of your life force just by walking around in it, both Buress and I arrived at the ramen place chilly and low-energy.
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InstaSteam™ ($24.95 Value) Billed as the world's first electricity-free clothing steamer, it zaps the wrinkles and creases out of clothes using only a garment bag and a special pod.
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Because lightning is a precursor for tornadoes and other types of severe weather, the hope is that GOES-R can turn Earth's electrical zaps into a new type of early warning system.
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EmailThis zaps out all the distractions from each page — ads, sidebars, and all other unnecessary content — leaving you with a nicely formatted email with just the text and images from that article.
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I'm talking, of course, about NASA's Curiosity rover, which this week was given a major update by the space agency: the ability to select which rocks it zaps on the Martian surface.
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It basically looks like your average round brush, but it features an air-dry function that zaps the wetness out of your hair, builds volume, and styles it any way you desire.
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A technician zaps the tattoo area to heat the ink particles in the skin and break them down into small enough sizes that the immune system can, over time, eliminate the tattoo naturally.
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Zomburbia is also home to each faction's main base, which is essentially an interactive main menu where walking up to and activating the various points of interest zaps you over to different game modes.
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In "HpShk5050 P127," Mr. Lanois sets out edgeless, weightless, swaying consonances; Venetian Snares zaps them with bursts of superhumanly frenetic percussion, teases at a near-reggae bass line and sends echoes skidding all around.
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Team members will get access to the service's premium apps (which includes access to services like Shopify, QuickBooks Online or PayPal), multi-step Zaps for more complex integrations and their tasks will run every 5 minutes.
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The basic idea here is that anybody on a Zapier for Teams account can add its workflows (or 'Zaps,' as the company likes to call them), to a shared folder and share them with the team.
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Paid plans are available for power users, but if you don't need a lot of "zaps" and are happy with 15-minute updates on the links you create, then you can just use the free version.
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BOLESLAWOW, Poland (Reuters) - In his small black Fiat 126 equipped with a blinking roof light shaped like a priest's bireta cap, Father Krzysztof Kauf zaps down the winding mountain road to answer his next call for assistance.
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"It took me a year to come completely off — a year," said Dr. Tom Stockmann, 34, a psychiatrist in East London, who experienced lightheadedness, confusion, vertigo and brain zaps, when he stopped taking Cymbalta after 18 months.
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Thousands, perhaps millions, of people who try to quit antidepressant drugs experience stinging withdrawal symptoms that last for months to years: insomnia, surges of anxiety, even so-called brain zaps, sensations of electric shock in the brain.
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But instead of counting your steps and calories, the Pavlok device (named after psychologist Ivan Pavlov, the father of classical conditioning) straps a high-tech battery to your wrist that zaps you during moments of bad behavior.
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At the University of Sydney, the Australian Centre for Field Robotics has developed RIPPA (Robot for Intelligent Perception and Precision Application), a four-wheeled, solar-powered device that identifies weeds in fields of vegetables and zaps them individually.
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The chemical cocktail you apply to your furry best friend's back uses a double tap—fipronil zaps flea and tick nervous systems, and S-methoprene keeps flea eggs from hatching—bound together with a secret blend of inert chemicals.
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Bacterial colonies have the ability to communicate with each other over relatively long distances via a series of electrical zaps—and can actually use these signals to recruit other bugs to their massive slime "cities," San Diego researchers say.
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Santos Zaps Marshman with Second Round Wheel Kick Like the first fight of the night, the second occurred in the middleweight division, where fellow military paratroopers Jack Marshman and Thiago "Marreta" Santos met in a clash of dangerous strikers.
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Using in vitro and in vivo approaches, Dr. Mitra, who like her husband has a Ph.D., tests a chemical compound that zaps a mediator in the relay race toward cancer progression: the mutant form of the gene, called p53.
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Multitasking is also harmful to your physical and mental health, and reduces your decision-making ability: Multitasking is a brain drain that exhausts the mind, zaps cognitive resources and, if left unchecked, condemns us to early mental decline and decreased sharpness.
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Goldman Sachs on Sunday downgraded its outlook for the economy in the first two quarters of 2020 as the coronavirus zaps all growth from the U.S. Jan Hatzius, Goldman's chief economist, lowered his first-quarter GDP growth forecast to zero from 0.43%.
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A fertile "Handmaid" who conceives will (likely) be spared further degradation and cruelty: zaps of a cattle prod, terrifying interrogations over infractions of the social contract by which she is now bound, or exile to perform clean-up duty in the environmentally contaminated colonies.
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Upon returning to reality, my sleep became a grisly vortex of sweating, brain zaps, and night terrors, which reached its apex when I was floating in an orange dreamscape and having a conversation with my conscience, who told me I was a terrible person.
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Nothing will do the work of Botox, but if you're months past due for yours and need a quick little brow lift, micro-current, which shoots tiny little zaps of electrical currents to your muscles to temporarily tighten and lift them, is the next best thing.
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YVERDON-LES-BAINS, Switzerland/CHICAGO (Reuters) - In a field of sugar beet in Switzerland, a solar-powered robot that looks like a table on wheels scans the rows of crops with its camera, identifies weeds and zaps them with jets of blue liquid from its mechanical tentacles.
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The Main Card: Bisping Zaps Rockhold for Unforgettable Title Win Though it was the result of a last-minute Chris Weidman injury, the main event of UFC 212 saw Michael Bisping earn the UFC title shot he's been chasing since he won the Ultimate Fighter way back in 210.
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This trimmed-down, multicultural, present-day version of "Figaro," currently playing at the Duke on 42nd Street, an intimate 200-seat theater, zaps the opera to Conti's Beverly Hills estate, where he lives with his wife, Roxanne, a former starlet who sees time slipping by and maintains herself through cosmetic surgery.
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I willed myself to believe my feelings for her were platonic, and when the afternoon took a romantic turn toward evening, an electric fear shot up my spine (not unlike the zaps I felt at the base of my skull during my first week sober — I worried they were precursors to seizures).
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Working with the set designer Tom Pye, Mr. McDermott zaps the story from 18th-century Naples to an amusement park in mid-20th-century Brooklyn, where, at least for a while, life becomes a carnival; where everyday codes of behavior don't apply; and where you are continually confronted by strange figures, including sideshow performers.
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Couldn't you imagine a future where you have the freedom to choose between starving or taking a job in a warehouse, the worker said, and you sign a contract agreeing to wear something like that, and it zaps you when you work too slowly, and it's all in the name of making you more efficient?
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He explains to hostile and bored teenagers why the world needs defense attorneys; he saves Andrea's cat from getting put down, even though he's allergic to it; he zaps his eczema under brutal UV lights and wraps his feet in cling film; he can't get an erection, then gets one via Viagra only to be brushed aside by the prostitute who is his sorta-girlfiend.
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I was horrified by the idea of my newborn son being exposed to even a hint of the other withdrawal symptoms I'd experienced getting off the meds—dizziness, nausea, suicidal thoughts, terrifying nightmares in which Christopher Walken chased me through an Old West town driving a truck full of screaming cattle, and "brain zaps," little electrical-shock sensations at the base of my skull that are one of the trademarks of withdrawing from an SSRI.
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