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• No lost sleep over "Ahhnold" by Joel Street | October 17, 2003 .
• As a Democrat, I can only urge everyone to get over the irrelevant stuff—the illogic of the recall procedure and its accompanying circus atmosphere—and just realize that they needed Gray Davis in Sacremento like the Republicans needed Trent Lott. ...

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• Why Can't You Sleep?: Understanding Sleep Problems.
• Paying the Price of a Poor Night's Sleep.
• Gaining Control Over Sleep Problems.
• Discussing Sleep Problems With Your Doctor.
• As many as 25% of Americans suffer from an occasional bad night of sleep, and approximately 10% have a chronic problem with insomnia. Each year 70 million Americans spend approximately $148 million on a variety of remedies to either put them to sleep at night or keep them awake in the day. ...
• Below, sleep expert Dr. Gary Zammit, Director of the Sleep Disorders Institute at Saint Luke's Roosevelt Hospital, introduces a range of therapies that can help people get the sleep they need. ...
• What determines "adequate sleep?".
• Adequate sleep is characterized by two things. One is enough sleep time-that's getting into bed, falling asleep quickly and staying asleep throughout the sleep period. The other thing is good quality sleep. That's a little more difficult to measure, but people know they've had good quality sleep when they wake up feeling rested and refreshed and ready to start the day. ...
• How prevalent are sleep problems in the US?.
• Sleep problems are quite common. Perhaps more than half of all Americans experience a sleep problem at some time in their lives. Somewhere between 9 and 17% of the adult population will experience chronic or more ongoing difficulties with their sleep. ...

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• Walking in Your Sleep and Other Unusual Sleep Behaviors:.
• Why Can't You Sleep?: Understanding Sleep Problems.
• Paying the Price of a Poor Night's Sleep.
• Gaining Control Over Sleep Problems.
• Discussing Sleep Problems With Your Doctor.
• Parasomnias are sleep disorders in which we see a variety of behaviors that we do not think of as occurring in sleep. ...
• Contrary to the common belief that sleepwalkers are acting out their dreams, sleepwalking does not occur during REM sleep, which is when we typically dream. It actually occurs when we are in the deepest stages of sleep, stages 3 and 4. The behavior occurs in a state between deep sleep and wakefulness and the disorder has been classified as a "disorder of arousal. ...
• In adults, because the disorder is relatively uncommon and more dangerous, proper evaluation by a sleep expert is important to ensure correct diagnosis and treatment. ...
• Night terrors (or sleep terrors) is a first cousin of sleepwalking and it, too, is considered a disorder of arousal. The major difference is that sleep terrors has the added feature of intense emotion: terror. ... As with sleepwalking, the subjects are caught between sleep and wakefulness. Everything said above about sleepwalking applies to sleep terror, including the importance of protecting the subject from the danger of their moving about in a confused state. ...

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• Patients with fibromyalgia usually ache all over, sleep poorly, are stiff on waking, and are tired all day. ...
• It may lie dormant until triggered by an infection, injury, stress, or sleep disturbance. ...
• One leading theory links fibromyalgia with an abnormality of deep sleep. Fibromyalgia patients often note that not getting enough sleep or even just staying up an hour late makes their fibromyalgia symptoms worse the next day. Abnormal brain waveforms have been found in deep sleep in many patients with fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia-like symptoms and tender points can be produced in normal volunteers by depriving them of deep sleep for a few days. ... This hormone is produced almost exclusively in deep sleep, and its production is increased by exercise. Daily exercise has been found to be an important part of treatment of fibromyalgia along with steps taken to improve sleep. ...
• Experimental disturbance of deep sleep in normal volunteers causes similar immune system changes, suggesting that the immune system changes may be secondary to the sleep disorder. ... Putting this all together, this suggests that fibromyalgia symptoms may be caused by elevated levels of certain cytokines produced by an immune system which is not functioning normally because of a chronic sleep disorder. ...
• Neurotransmitter and endocrine changes occur in fibromyalgia, particularly involving serotonin and the pituitary-adrenal axis, but as these same changes can also be produced by experimental deep sleep deprivation, they are probably secondary rather than primary. ...
• 1) Medication to improve deep sleep. ...
• 2) Regular sleep hours and an adequate amount of sleep. ...
• 4) Avoidance of over exertion and stress. ...

• So how do they sleep? All mammals sleep, and so do whales, but they can't afford to fall in unsconscious state of sleep for too long periods of time, since they need to be conscious in order to breath. ... Whales "sleep" around 8 hours a day. ...
• Mass whale beachings do occur naturally amongst many species and in fact the frequency and size of beachings around the world, recorded over the last 1000 years in religious tracts and more recently in scientific surveys, has been used to estimate the changing population size of various whale species, under that assumption that the proportion of the total whale population beaching in any one year is constant. ...
• "; "Am I a sea, or a whale, that thou settest a watch over me? (Job 7:12); "Thou art like a young lion of the nations, and thou art as a whale in the seas (Ezekiel 32:2); and "For as Jonas sic was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth" (Matthew 12:40). ...

• Worried CIOs - lose sleep over storage and redundancy.
• A survey of European chief information officers shows they are concerned about storage eating into more of their IT budgets over the coming year, plus fear more lay-offs ahead.
• Half realise they are going to have to change their IT strategy over the next two years. ...
• Nearly all see storage as eating into more of their IT budgets over the coming year. ...
• But good as this trend is for data storage vendors, looming over all this is the HDS Index finding chief information officers are still worried about redundancies. About twice as many were 'not at all confident' or 'not confident' versus those saying they were 'confident' or 'very confident' about not seeing any more lay-offs in their organisations over the next two years. ...

• LATEST NEWS February 18, 2003 Seminar on sleep scheduled over lunch.
• How sleep disorders can affect employee alertness and productivity will be the topic of a free lunchtime seminar for Western New York employers. ...
• About one in five working-age adults, or between 30 million and 40 million Americans, suffers from a serious sleep disorder, including insomnia and excessive daytime sleepiness. ...
• Speakers include sleep experts from the University at Buffalo and the University of Pennsylvania. ...

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• EXCLUSIVE REPORTS From the September 26, 2003 print edition Local hoteliers losing sleep over federal rate.
• The federal government has decided that Albuquerque looks like a great place to sleep on the cheap, and local hoteliers aren't happy about it. ...
• Recent Company News Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau » Albuquerque Convention Center to become private » State registers increase in lodgers tax during Q3 » Lockett tapped to lead Albuquerque CVB Comfort Inn » Local hoteliers losing sleep over federal rate » Hotels in tourism corridor seized as lenders lose patience » New firm checking in with hotel projects GSA » Contractors move forward on Transportation building » Study shows GSA occupies a big space in local market » GSA raises the rally flag for revamp of HQ offices Hampton Inn » Hotel group to buy Boy Scout properties » Hampton Inn first to offer free Wi-Fi » D. ...

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• The summer sun rose quietly in the sky and soft rays peeked over the horizon. ...
• At the end of the bed, on the floor, a smaller entity lay curled up in a ball, one eye open on the door and the other closed under the pretense of sleep. ...
• Now awake and unable to return to its the slumber, the entity at the foot of the bed clambered it's way up over the edge and then onto the soft quilt above. ...   Pressed against her cheek was the face of a man, also deep in tranquil sleep, his arms curled about her body.   It moved closer, its nose sniffing about the wavy black curtain of hair spread over the pillow, before finally licking her across the face, giving her its form of a kiss. ...
•   Yawning, she rolled over in John's arms and wrapped her own around his neck, nudging him with her nose to wake up. ...
• Aeryn giggled again as a little fluffy yellow head poked up over her shoulder, innocently trying to communicate an "I didn't do it" face. ...   The puppy clambered over Aeryn and then onto the spread of blanket. ...   Closing its eyes, it laid down its head across its front paws and fell into a light sleep, quietly beating its tail against the bed in a slow rhythm. ...
• "Would you look at that, " John whispered, "he wakes us up just so he can sleep up here. ...
• "   He leaned over the puppy to kiss Aeryn soundly on the mouth. ...   John crawled over the yellow disturbance and then on top of Aeryn, bringing them closer together. ...
• "  Letting the cloth fall, he started to move, sliding the puppy over a little so her could squeeze in beside Aeryn. ...
• "  As John lowered himself onto his stomach so she could see over him, the top of a fluffy golden head appeared, then two black eyes, then a nose, and then a pink tongue. ...
•   John rolled over and grabbed him with a playful growl. ...

• Lucid dreaming is consciously perceiving and recognizing one is in a dream while he or she is asleep and having control over the faux-reality dream world within a dream, or "dreamscape". ... Other authorities contend that in order for the state of a dreaming person to be lucid, that person must have control over his or her dreamscape. ...
• Sleep Paralysis: During REM sleep the body is paralyzed by a mechanism in the brain, because otherwise the movements which occur in the dream would actually cause the body to move (the eyes are not paralyzed, which causes REM rapid eye movement itself). However, it is possible for this mechanism to be triggered before, during, or after normal sleep while the brain becomes awake. ...
• One outstanding question on the neurophysiological nature of lucid dreaming concerns the electrical activity in the frontal cortex, which is generally suppressed during normal sleep. ...

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• Avoiding Over Training & Burnout .
• I read an article on over training that said in part: .
• Avoid over training by monitoring: .
• Insomnia (lack of sleep). ...
• And I was wondering if anyone knew how to judge at what point the anaerobic threshold is crossed, so that this measure of over training can me used. Also, is insomnia more of a problem? It seems to me that I end up sleeping MORE when I am over training, not less. ...
• When over trained, many runners will notice themselves breathing harder at a pace that should be comfortable. My experience with sleep is the same as Vida's. ... Hmmm, maybe half the world is over trained ;-). Being a non-competitive runner, I don't put in the huge training of an elite athlete, so I seldom get over trained. ...
• Vida wrote: "Also, is insomnia more of a problem? It seems to me that I end up sleeping MORE when I am over training, not less. ... I sleep worse. I tend to wake up more often, and my sleep is of lesser quality. ... " It was interesting to hear you have this response to over training or training late. ...
• With my job and school and running, it is hard for me to figure out if I'm over training or if I'm just dead tired from the stress of everyday life. ...
• My average training mileage hasn't changed in over a year. ...

• NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP By Alanna Baker +++++++++++++++ January 4, 1998 Richardson, Texas. ... How DARE this man give up on her precious baby girl so easily? She looked over at her husband, cradling their three-year-old daughter in her hospital bed and trying not to get tangled up in the maze of feeding tubes and respirators. ... "Now I lay me down to sleep. ... " Their little girl drifted off to sleep in their arms as Becky and Clay Bartlett smothered their tears. ... Becky Bartlett stretched out as quietly as she could, bringing one leg back up to the bed from where it had dangled over the edge, and squinted her eyes against the dim sunlight's assault. She remembered the night before -- holding her baby as Crystal drifted off into sleep bathed in a cold sweat, her body collapsing under the weight of that bizarre cancer. ... " The excuse was lame, Mulder and Scully both knew, but she knew that even though so many fences had been torn down in their lives over the past few months, his chivalry demanded a reason -- however ridiculous -- to keep from leaving her alone. ... She ran her fingers over the bear's cold black plastic eyes, and wanted to rip each one out with her bare fingers. ... She walked over and stood behind him, admiring the strength of the muscles of his neck and shoulders -- the neck and shoulders which would bear the burdens of the world if only they could. ... His hand moved over her back, up and down with a slight pressure. ... Instead, whispered her name in her ear -- softly, so softly -- and then began to brush his lips all over her face.

• 090499 kansas 1 Pittsburg Morning Sun He's criticized the State Board of Education over its science testing standards that de-emphasize evolution. ...
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• Also omitted as a subject for testing is "macroevolution," the theory that species can change into other species over time and that different species, most notably apes and man, have common ancestors.

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• Murderer sues jail over loss of sleep.
• A convicted killer is suing a prison in Canada because he can't get enough sleep.
• He says he's been deprived of a full night's sleep 509 times in five years because noisy guards woke him hundreds of times during the "graveyard hour".

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• Gush Shalom Activists Sleep Over At Arafat's Compound.
• Gush Shalom activists sleep over at Arafat’s compound. ...

• Alarm over sleep-deprived workers.
• DOG-tired doctors making life-or-death decisions, sleepy train drivers conveying hundreds of commuters, weary firefighters battling blazes - these are just some of the 63 per cent of Australia's workforce who are sleep-deprived.
• Nearly 40 per cent have fallen asleep at work one or more times, and 63 per cent said they were chronically sleep-deprived.
• Around 30 per cent of those surveyed by the occupational, health and safety consultancy admitted late nights out and family pressures were causing their tiredness, but many more said work itself was preventing a good night's sleep.
• Sixteen per cent said they advised obviously fatigued workers to go home and sleep, but 38 per cent said they would not take action to address the fatigue of their staff. ...

• Patients with fibromyalgia usually ache all over, sleep poorly, are stiff on waking, and are tired all day. ...
• It may lie dormant until triggered by an infection, injury, stress, or sleep disturbance. ...
• One leading theory links fibromyalgia with an abnormality of deep sleep. Fibromyalgia patients often note that not getting enough sleep or even just staying up an hour late makes their fibromyalgia symptoms worse the next day. Abnormal brain waveforms have been found in deep sleep in many patients with fibromyalgia. ...
• and tender points can be produced in normal volunteers by depriving them of deep sleep for a few days. ...
• This hormone is produced almost exclusively in deep sleep, and its production is increased by exercise. Daily exercise has been found to be an important part of treatment of fibromyalgia along with steps taken to improve sleep. ...
• Experimental disturbance of deep sleep in normal volunteers causes similar immune system changes, suggesting that the immune system changes may be secondary to the sleep disorder. ... Taken together, these findings suggest that fibromyalgia symptoms may be caused by elevated levels of certain cytokines produced by an immune system that is not functioning normally because of a chronic sleep disorder. ...
• Neurotransmitter and endocrine changes occur in fibromyalgia, particularly involving serotonin and the pituitary-adrenal axis, but as these same changes can also be produced by experimental deep sleep deprivation, they are probably secondary rather than primary. ...
• 1) Medication to improve deep sleep. ...
• 2) Regular sleep hours and an adequate amount of sleep. ...
• 5) Treatment of any coexisting sleep disorders. ...
• A number of medications have been used to improve sleep in fibromyalgia. ... Amitriptyline and related medications probably work by improving the quality and depth of deep sleep rather than by any effect on mood. Although it seems to work as well as any of the other medications, amitriptyline causes frequent bothersome side effects such as weight gain, dry mouth, daytime tiredness, and trouble concentrating more often than other medications with durations of action more appropriate for sleep, so I usually try these other medications first. ...

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• I've put in a lot of effort because I live in New York City, and this is the small way I can do something in honor of the thousands of people who died, including the 350 firefighters who died because they rushed into save people, and in respect for the thousands of people working until they drop, exhausted, after literally days without sleep, digging through the rubbish, cutting through the twisted steel, and getting this city back on its feet--so well that all over the city people can go back to their cafes, be fashionable, and chat merrily with their friends, as if nothing had happened. ...
• In particular, I've tried to make it as easy as possible to build intial entries for the casualties, which can then become full-blown tribute pages over time. ...

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• Visit MySleepCenter Most people agree that a good night's sleep is the best way to enhance their day. Yet more than 20 million Americans begin their day crippled by life threatening sleep disorders. Many do not even realize that many of their problems could be caused by an undiagnosed sleep disorder. Sleep researchers now believe that sleep disturbances are a leading cause of high blood pressure, strokes, chronic fatigue, and auto accidents. ...
• With news, stories, and facts about sleep, you'll learn why sleep is important, you'll learn about how to have good sleep hygene, and you'll learn about conditions that can rob you of a good night's sleep. We've even collected jokes and trivia about sleep. ...

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