The doctors, nurses and technicians fluttered about her half-awake daughter.
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Style 2: Half Awake And Half Up Step 1: Part hair in the center.
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Still on New York time, half awake, whatever it was sounded like a plan.
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Kind of like when you're daydreaming —it's like entering a half-awake, half-asleep state.
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""This half-asleep, half-awake state may work as a way to monitor unfamiliar surroundings.
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The half-awake streets are filled with industrious birds and languid cats, but almost no people.
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Placing a sharp razor to your face when you're half-awake doesn't sound like a smart idea.
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Half awake, I chug some water and take out the milk tea I barely drank from last night.
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Jayden looked out the window, scanning the horizon for anything unusual before returning to his half-awake state.
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He leaned against the window, letting the gradual march towards sunset lull him into a half-awake state.
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To any half-awake person who grew up in Alabama during the 1960s, cultural history holds no nostalgia.
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Later, in a hazy half-awake state, Finney felt a hand from behind fondling her over her t-shirt.
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Whatever does happen, just know that millions of people will likely be half awake and enduring this process with you.
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The work day begins before their minds are most alert — a dull task becomes deflating when you're only half-awake.
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Half awake, I was struck by the frenetic activity on the tarmac, a blur of uniforms, crowds, cameras and bustle.
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Also, since you're half awake, you may still have residual dream-like imagery happening all around you, adding to the fear.
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Krystal was gloating over a bowling win that would grant her more time with Arie Luyendyk, Jr., this season's half-awake Bachelor.
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"This half-asleep, half-awake state may work as a way to monitor unfamiliar surroundings," study co-author Masako Tamaki told Gizmodo.
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A lot of people say it feels like you're half awake but you're unable to speak or move, which makes you super frustrated and scared.
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"Most of the calls came at 4 or 5 in the morning, so I had to be half-awake so I didn't miss anything," she said.
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Half-awake, Camille answers a phone call from her boss at the St. Louis Chronicle, Frank Curry (Miguel Sandoval), who tells her to come into the office.
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Some nights I would wake to a sweet melody grinding like an ice-cream summons and stumble, half-awake, trying to answer the phone in a forest.
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A half-awake realization that the game has a co-op mode is probably the reason I'm standing in the wreckage of a crashed plane as darkness falls.
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"Learn to Let Go", the new track, emerges from a place between consciousness and unconsciousness—where all true feelings arise, when your mind's still bleary and half-awake.
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She could maybe remember Alec driving her car home, her in the passenger seat, rallying to half-awake every so often to pretend like she wasn't completely fucked up.
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When the curtain rises, he's the only patron who's even half awake at Harry's, which is populated by the lowest of the low—dipsomaniacs, they used to be called.
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Among the many things they don't teach you in law school is how to make keen judgments on matters of foreign law while half-awake, half a world away.
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But because they sleep by resting half of their brains and keeping the other half awake to surface and breathe, they may be sleeping even when they're maneuvering through the water.
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Even more unsettlingly, he knows that territory you inhabit on the edge of dreams — when you're suddenly half-awake in the middle of the night and aren't sure where you are.
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The details of Jamie's memoir are intimate: Lenny eating Connecticut corn in the summer with his hands drenched in butter; or, back in New York, half awake and fragrant in the mornings.
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However, a recent segment on ITV's This Morning on how alcohol can be used around the house as a cleaning product didn't go over very well, even for a half-awake audience.
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What I mean by basic sleep paralysis is: You're half awake and you're half asleep—either going into sleep, or maybe coming out of it—and you get a period of temporary paralysis.
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The super-simple clit-stimulator has an "easy twist base operation for relaxed or half-awake solo play" and a "tapered tip to respect your clit and mind your vagina," so it's foolproof.
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I tell her it's going to be OK and go to our freezer to get ice for her because in my half-awake mind I decide holding ice on her blinded eyes will fix the issue.
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Nick's wife, Elizabeth, played in a livid slapstick by Mare Winningham, has settled into a half-awake state of dementia: she shouts nonsense or shares ecstatic snatches from a quickly fading past, then dispenses eerily lucid judgments.
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In fact, we named the Mia Smart 3-in-1 as the top pick in our buying guide to the best cleansing brushes because it&aposs gentle yet effective, providing a deep cleanse even when we&aposre half-awake.
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You see, very quickly trying to talk about The OA starts to sound like the pre-coffee ramblings of a person who is only half awake, trying desperately to hold onto the gossamer threads of their unconscious mind before they evaporate.
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Cathedral of JunkAll sorts of hipster cities have "Keep ____ Weird" as an unofficial motto at this point, but that shit was born in early 90s in Austin, Texas, when some weirdo called a radio show and muttered the words in a half-awake daze.
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Cathedral of JunkAll sorts of hipster cities have "Keep ____ Weird" as an unofficial motto at this point, but that shit was born in early 23s in Austin, Texas, when some weirdo called a radio show and muttered the words in a half-awake daze.
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Much of life consists of quiet, musing moments when we seem to drift outside ourselves; moments on trains staring out the window; moments when we are half-awake, half-asleep; moments when we look at something so beautiful or surprising that we wonder, briefly, who we are.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Half-awake doggies whisked to golden grab, squeeze 'em & rent for parties, instead of having children we can adopt tiny monkeys to keep in diapers forever, money comes easy as feeding bottles of milk to alligators on the Today show, brat & beast, baking bread for kisses polar bear slams cola in arctic tribute, a food truck of organic baby animals parked outside the courthouse today, cutest little millenials you ever did see in federal custody for being defenseless I could just eat them all up * * * Nikki Wallschlaeger's work has been featured in The Nation, Georgia Review, Brick, POETRY, American Poetry Review, Witness, and other places.
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In early performances, for example in the 25 April 1974 John Peel Show, they often split the piece in two, playing the first part, jumping to Greaves' "Half Asleep; Half Awake", then returning to the last part of "Ruins". This was generally followed by Frith's "Bittern Storm over Ulm". The setlist of the Peel session is given as "Pidgeons:[sic] Ruins/Half Awake Half Asleep/Bittern Storm Over Ulm". In a paper in Representations, Piekut states that it is unclear whether "Pigeons" is the name of a suite of songs, "Ruins", "Half Asleep; Half Awake" and "Bittern Storm over Ulm", or an introduction to "Ruins" that does not appear on Unrest.
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In June 2015, Porcelain Raft released the five-track Half Awake EP via Volcanic Field, Remiddi's label. The EP was available digitally and via limited edition cassette tape.
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Mikay only half awake, sees Jao but didn't mind him. By the second time she is still half awake, thinking Jao still there she mistakenly calls Gino "Jao" which ended with Gino getting hurt even more. After Mikay was healed from her injuries, Mikay still wants to continue to convince the Villagers of Santol Village. With this Gino finally snaps and called Mikay a fool for allowing herself to be hurt and the worst thing of all is Jao is the one who is hurting her the most, and wonders if she can love him as a whole person.
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Silkman has been involved in greyhound training and greyhound racing, with his dogs Half Awake, Skomal and Carlsberg Champ respectively winning the 1987 Gold Collar (Catford), 1988 Guineas (Hackney) and the 1990 Cesarewitch (Belle Vue). He is also involved in horse racing and is a presenter on Racing Post Greyhound TV.
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"dreamlets", and "wakefulness-sleep transition" (WST). Threshold consciousness (commonly called "half-asleep" or "half-awake", or "mind awake body asleep") describes the same mental state of someone who is moving towards sleep or wakefulness, but has not yet completed the transition. Such transitions are usually brief, but can be extended by sleep disturbance or deliberate induction, for example during meditation.
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Greaves also contributed several compositions to the band's repertoire, including "Half Asleep; Half Awake", recorded on their second album, Unrest (1974). In November 1973, Greaves (and other members of Henry Cow) participated in a live-in-the-studio performance of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells for the BBC. Greaves left Henry Cow to work on a project, Kew. Rhone. with Slapp Happy's Peter Blegvad in New York City.
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One night, Natoy made a plan on a resort to surprise Irene on her birthday and have a vacation. Meanwhile, Clara followed them to ruin Irene's birthday. One night on the resort, Clara put something on Natoy's drink to make him go to sleep. Clara then starts kissing Natoy with her cellphone filming them, Natoy is now half-awake and thinks that Clara is Irene.
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In a review of Unrest in Exposé, Peter Thelen called "Ruins" "[t]he album's gem". He described it as "a brilliant 'chamber' piece" that leaves the listener wondering "is it composed or improvised?" John Kelman called "Ruins" "epic". Reviewing The 40th Anniversary Henry Cow Box Set at All About Jazz, Kelman said the piece's tone is different in Volume 2: 1974–5 when performed with "Half Asleep; Half Awake" embedded.
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Shannon stars as Peggy, a forty-something administrative assistant whose social and love life are slim to nil. Her most intimate bond is with her dog, Pencil. One morning Pencil refuses to come in after being let out to do his business, and a half-awake Peggy lets him stay outside overnight. The next morning she finds him in the yard of her neighbor Al (John C. Reilly) whimpering in pain.
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In 1997 he formed Black Box Recorder with Luke Haines and Sarah Nixey. The band released three studio albums: England Made Me, The Facts of Life and Passionoia, as well as a compilation The Worst of Black Box Recorder. The single "The Facts of Life" reached number 20 in the UK chart and the band appeared on Top Of The Pops. In 2005, he released an album, Half Awake on his own The Germ Organization label.
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However, they find Jack in a drunken stupor, seemingly unable to perform, but this gives Ted an idea. At the contest, Dick and his priests perform as Diana Ross and two of the Supremes. The Craggy Island parochial house act follows, paying tribute to the three ages of Elvis: the young version (performed by Dougal), the comeback version (by Ted), and his later years (by a half-awake Jack). Henry gives Craggy Island's show the victory.
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Along with Kripa and Kritavarma, Ashwatthama plans to attack the Pandavas camp at night. Ashwatthama first kicks and awakens Dhrishtadyumna, the commander of the Pandava army and the killer of his father.K M Ganguly(1883-1896). The Mahabharata Book 10: Sauptika Parva section 8 Ashvatthama killing Dhrishtadyumna, October 2003, Retrieved 2015-04-17 Ashwatthama strangles the half-awake Dhrishtadyumna by choking him to death as the prince begs to be allowed to die with a sword in his hand.
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Motu dreams of interdicting a criminal assault on a samosa vault on a high tower skyscraper in Dubai. He promptly starts eating them, and half-awake, beats Patlu unconsciously. When he awakens, he decides to go for samosas to the local tea shop. However, as Patlu reminds him that they have to pay him money for all samosas they have eaten for free, their attention is diverted by Chhotu, Motu's nephew and son of his sister Munni.
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Filming started in October 1966 and mostly took place around Nashville. In real life, Tommy Kirk was a go-karting enthusiast. However he did not remember the movie fondly: > James Dobson was the other big star and he was a complete jerk... as far as > I'm concerned, one of the most obtuse and insensitive people I've ever known > in my life. I was fooling around with drugs at the time so I was about half > awake in that film.
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Another of Joey's accomplices, a friend from her book club named Rose Jewell, approaches Chaz and offers to console him over dinner at her place. Expecting an easy lay, Chaz accepts the invitation, only to be drugged by Rose and put to sleep in her bed. Only half awake, Chaz thinks he is hallucinating when he finds his wife sitting at his side asking him reproachfully why he has tried to kill her. He confesses that he thought she had figured out his scam.
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Born in Mashhad, Sadeghi moved to the US to go to university after finishing high school. He studied Media and Communication and continued his studies to obtain his PhD at Wisconsin State University. Sadeghi also took several acting classes in the US before returning to Iran. In 1995, he finally made his movie debut with “Deadly Escape.“ He has since appeared in several movies and dramas including “Abraham The Friend of God”, “House of Outsiders”, “A Place for Love”, “Half Awake”, Velayate Eshgh, “Lost Paradise” and “Scream in Silence”.
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"Wishing Well" is a song by Terence Trent D'Arby. The second single from the 1987 album Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby, the song reached number one on both the Soul Singles Chart and the Billboard Hot 100 on . "Wishing Well" was certified "Gold", indicating sales of 500,000, by the Recording Industry Association of America in October 1991. Written by D'Arby and Sean Oliver, D'Arby said "Wishing Well" was written "when I was in a half-asleep, half-awake state of mind", and that he "liked the feel of the words".
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Of the film, he said: > It was a completely organic process based on these unusual, psychological > experiences I've had in my adult life—these strange, trancelike experiences, > similar to sensations I remember from childhood when I had a very high > fever. Where I'm half asleep and half awake, just on the cusp of dreamland. > And right as I'm about to conk out, this whole plethora of information comes > from my own awareness and rushes into my mind's eye. It's like a story, or a > poem, or a series of images…It only makes sense for a moment and then it > dissipates.
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The lisping of both names helped reinforce the supposedly effeminate nature of those two names, a fact which George Carlin would later sometimes reference when discussing gay issues. Percy's glasses Kovacs created the character in 1950 for his program Three to Get Ready on WPTZ in Philadelphia (the station that is now KYW-TV). The prop glasses he used were discovered by his associate Andy McKay at a novelty store for ten cents; Kovacs drew lines on the eyeballs of the glasses to give Percy a "half-awake" appearance. Kovacs was said to be inspired by the TV poetry readings of Ted Malone.
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Some other persons say that they could hear certain noises that show that the soul has come back, has poured water into a cup or has taken some foodstuffs out of the pot. It is not until the third day following death, that the deceased become conscious of his/her death. Before that, there was no awareness because he/she was in a state of sleep and dream, or half asleep and half-awake. Bad souls are the souls of women who died in child delivery, of men who were devoured by tigers etc.. They would appear in the graves, would cry or return to the village and tease the living.
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Lennon described "Revolution 9" as "an unconscious picture of what I actually think will happen when it happens, just like a drawing of revolution". He said he was "painting in sound a picture of revolution", but he had mistakenly made it "anti- revolution". In his analysis of the song, MacDonald doubted that Lennon conceptualised the piece as representing a revolution in the usual sense, but rather as "a sensory attack on the citadel of the intellect: a revolution in the head" aimed at each listener. MacDonald also noted that the structure suggests a "half-awake, channel-hopping" mental state, with underlying themes of consciousness and quality of awareness.
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Targeting families with children, Travelodge is well-known for its mascot Sleepy Bear, a smiling, half awake teddy bear wearing a nightcap with his name, a nightshirt with the Travelodge logo, and slippers. The logo was created in 1954 by Robert Hale, while employed by Dan Lawrence Advertising agency of San Diego. Years ago, Travelodge would give a free toy plush bear to any child staying in the Sleepy Bear Den room, of which every Travelodge had at least one. The Sleepy Bear mascot has largely been retired, but can still be seen on some older Travelodge signs and is still used on some of their advertising.
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"Cocoon" is "based around an exploratory bassline and beats that sound like fingertips on skin". Discussing the glitch nature of the track, Björk said, "when you take technology and use the areas where it breaks, where it's faulty, you're entering a mystery zone where you can't control it". Lyrically revolving around making love, the song alternates between metaphors like "Who would have known/That a boy like him/Would have entered me lightly/Restoring my blisses", and explicit lines such as "He slides inside/Half awake, half asleep" and "Gorgeousness/He's still inside me". According to Michael Cragg of The Guardian, the song "best represents the album's sense of heavy-lidded, post-coital hibernation".
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If he were unable to find the correct answer, he would be required to leave the court. Vararuci left the court in search of an answer and during his wanderings, on the last night of the stipulated period, Vararuci happened to rest under a tree. While half awake and half asleep Vararuci happened to overhear a conversation of the Vanadevatas resting on the tree regarding the fate of a newly born Paraiah infant girl and they were telling each other that the poor Brāhman who does not know that the verses beginning with "māṃ viddhi.." is the most important verse in Ramayana would marry her. Vararuci most pleased with his discovery returned to the court and told the king the surprising answer.
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" Masturbation not always incurs grave sin, or mortal sin, but it can not be said that masturbation is not "gravely wrong" nor constitutes "grave matter". Joseph Farraher concludes that masturbation incurs venial sin in case "the act is performed with only partial realization or only partial choice of the will", or, in Harvey's words, "no grievous sin...while lacking in awareness, as when he is half awake, or half asleep, or when a person is carried away by sudden passion and finds himself committing the act despite the resistance of the will". In his attempt to explain John Paul II's Theology of the Body, Anthony Percy writes in his book that "pornography and masturbation represent the destruction of the symbolic and nuptial meaning of the human body...God gives all men and women erotic energy. We call it the sex drive.
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