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I understand that there are people who enjoy the adrenaline rush they get from a good chill. Those are the lunatics youll find on roller-coasters -- especially the thrill seekers who take their hands off the safety bar when the coaster goes into its dive. (Townhall.com)
Raiders girls keep streak alive Oct 26, 2008
I just had a lot of adrenaline. But Entrikin had plenty of help. (Albany Democrat-Herald, OR)
Coon Valley Fire Department boasts seven female members Oct 25, 2008
I m not afraid, it s an adrenaline rush. Green is part of a strong female presence on the Coon Valley Fire Department, where seven of its 26 members are women. (La Crosse Tribune, WI)
Red Bull to Ritalin Oct 24, 2008
If it was that good, everyone would be doing it," she says. While the practice was not condemned by her university friends, she concedes that her parents probably wouldn't approve. And of course, whatever the rights and wrongs of Ritalin as a "study drug", students are still going to have to do the work and perform in the exams. A good night's sleep might not be a bad idea. Send us your comments using the form below. Your article has some SERIOUS flaws. As a chemistry graduate from University... (BBC News -- UK)
Buckeyes Preparing For Nittany Lions Oct 24, 2008
Then that Wednesday comes around and you get that little burst of adrenaline and your body has quieted down from those hits. He looked to me like he was ready to go yesterday and Ill be he looks even faster today. (Bucknuts.com)
Students take aim at gun safety Oct 24, 2008
"You get full of adrenaline ... and you're so happy once you see your results. If you hit the target, it's awesome.". Sypeck and her classmates at Floyd Dryden Middle School are taking part in an outdoor education program that involves classes in firearm and water safety, hunting ethics and orienteering. (Juneau Empire)
McCain news more negative Oct 24, 2008
Mike DuHaime, McCains national political director, called Palins addition the ticket a shot of adrenaline to our entire base, and not just our conservative base, adding: She can appeal to conservative Democrats, to working women, and she can certainly rally Republican voters. . (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Opinion)
Ruiz toughs it out for Phils in Game 1 Oct 24, 2008
Running mostly on adrenaline, Ruiz stayed in the game -- going 0-for-3 with an RBI groundout and a walk -- and he was in Thursday's starting lineup. The 29-year-old, who has started every postseason game, said he would've fought anyone who tried to pull him from the contest. (MLB.com -- Philadelphia Phillies)
Good mood food Oct 24, 2008
Liver is one of the richest sources of vitamin B6, which you need to convert the phenylalanine from the protein you're eating to mood-enhancing dopamine and 'buzzy' adrenaline. If you don't get enough vitamin B6, you'll probably feel low, and stress depletes your levels further. (iAfrica.com)
Price seals the deal for Rays in Game 2 Oct 24, 2008
The light-hearted ribbing resonated with Price, who used those self-described "butterflies" as adrenaline -- striking out prolific hitter slider. Price retired the following two batters in the top of the eighth before Phillies pinch-hitter Eric Bruntlett connected for a solo homer. (MLB.com -- Tampa Bay Devil Rays)
Research uncovers new steps on pathway to enlarged heart Oct 24, 2008
e. adrenaline), activate the Myocyte Enhancer Factor (MEF) proteins. This alters gene expression in heart muscle cells and induces an adverse developmental paradigm known to cardiologists as the "fetal gene response". (EurekAlert!)
Anand draws with Kramnik Oct 24, 2008
The seventh round was not high on adrenaline as Kramnik resorted to the Slav defense, an opening that has served Anand extremely well playing black and it was as if the Russian took a cue from Anand himself in going for what is also known as his stronghold. The opening did not yield more than a minuscule advantage for Anand as Kramnik went for regulation exchanges. (India Times, India)
UK positioned for sat-nav prizes Oct 23, 2008
Third in the UK's national contest was Allerayde, a company that provides "auto-injectors" which provide adrenaline or epinephrine for diabetics who experience anaphylactic shock. When the pen-shaped injectors are used, patients should seek medical attention to prevent further complications from the shock. (BBC News -- Science)
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a ... wingsuiter! Oct 21, 2008
"It's . . . a nervy adrenaline rush," she says. As more people take up wingsuiting, the suits themselves continue to improve. (Boston Globe)
Central Connecticut's record label to hold Halloween concert Oct 21, 2008
One such band is Bristol's own Adrenaline, a young band that has been with SSR for just over a year. "George is a really great and laid-back guy and also is very funny and makes us really feel part of the Sling Slang family," said Cam Dickson, bassist for Adrenaline. (New Britain Herald, CT)
John Grogan writes a memoir of life before 'Marley' Oct 21, 2008
"I had these schizophrenic moments," Grogan recalls, "where, literally, in the course of 30 seconds, I would go from this surge of joyful adrenaline about the book deal to this total heartsickness about my dad.". Grogan's mother, Ruth, is 92 and lives in a nursing home in Michigan. (USA Today -- Life)
Playing in the Dirt Oct 21, 2008
When it comes to racing, The most fun things about racing are the exercise and the adrenaline, the youngster said. BMX courses are a combination of dirt jumps and dirt flats. (Santa Maria Times)
Firefighters battle memories Oct 20, 2008
At first I wasn't sure, but then it hit me: I like helping people and I like the adrenaline rush, he said. Linman was a receptionist taking classes to be a paramedic when she saw a group of fire recruits working out. (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Busy times for the repo man Oct 19, 2008
"Where else can you get this adrenaline rush and get paid to do it?". When the economy is in the dumps, the repo man is flying high. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
Standing tall Oct 19, 2008 Pets feeling stress of our economy Oct 18, 2008 Martyn braves shark-infested water Oct 18, 2008 'Flat' Vikes pump it up enough to down Hawks, Mavs next Oct 18, 2008 Single Neuron Un-Paralyzes Monkeys in Test Oct 18, 2008 Newsweek: Economic stress is worse for women Oct 17, 2008 State of the Hogs: Improvement Oct 17, 2008 Zipping through the treetops Oct 17, 2008 EU colleagues taking new shine to Sarkozy Oct 16, 2008 Think Your Job is Tough? You Haven't Been 'Wrecked' Oct 16, 2008 Share your comments Oct 16, 2008 Notebook: Fielding questions of power Oct 15, 2008 Book excerpt Oct 15, 2008 Laughter Yoga - A Growing Worldwide... Oct 15, 2008 Computer Error Caused Qantas Jet Mishap Oct 15, 2008 Shes got the beat, for the Tufts 10k Oct 15, 2008 Dangerous Dining Oct 14, 2008 ITINERARIES: Upgrading the stress levels Oct 14, 2008 The Valley's UC Oct 14, 2008 SCSU's Good and Bad Oct 13, 2008 Canes eager for shot Oct 13, 2008 Phillies have blast in Game 1 Oct 11, 2008 The enchanted rainforest Oct 11, 2008 Winning A Game That Last Year They Wouldn't Have Oct 11, 2008 Myers was really on the ball with his bat Oct 11, 2008 Walking the Walk: Fundraising for MAAVs 13th annual Walk goes online Oct 10, 2008 Phillies phight back, power past Dodgers Oct 10, 2008 Waynesboro native steps into spotlight Oct 10, 2008 First blood: Phillies take out Dodgers in Game 1 Oct 10, 2008 Butch Davis Radio Show Quotes Oct 10, 2008 'Most giving family I know' Oct 10, 2008 Rockslide threatens Curry Village at Yosemite Oct 10, 2008 Fresh Start for Wallace Oct 10, 2008 Red Sox fans all smiles after down-to-wire win Oct 8, 2008 Types of Cat Aggression Oct 8, 2008 More of this story Oct 8, 2008 Surfing's ultimate champion Oct 8, 2008 Now, Muschamp Earns His Paycheck Oct 8, 2008 Could be worse Oct 8, 2008 Family Time In Africa Oct 7, 2008 Power Of Pink Oct 6, 2008 Lodi athlete receives world-class treatment Oct 6, 2008 Drew knows how to work the clutch Oct 5, 2008 Lowell on mend; Drew could rest Oct 5, 2008 Fear of Cats Oct 4, 2008 ');document.writeln('VERDUCCI: ');document.writeln("Here's one reason why the Cubs are in a deep hole");document.writeln(' Oct 4, 2008 Hunter vows to play through knee pain Oct 4, 2008 K-Rod can't keep Angels from brink Oct 4, 2008 Wake me upwhen it's over! Oct 3, 2008 The Dolphin salutes the SUBASE Fire Department and Fire Prevention Month Oct 3, 2008 Father's love transcends machete attack Oct 3, 2008 Find the perfect trip that floats your boat Oct 3, 2008 Loehr goes from dancer, to model to nurse (6) Oct 3, 2008 Soccer | UEFA Champions League Roundup: Drogba's tale takes a twist Oct 3, 2008 For Angels, October comes with a jolt Oct 3, 2008 Biden and Palin spar in cordial VP debate Oct 3, 2008 Sorenstam seeks picture-perfect finish Oct 3, 2008 Mass. Maritime linebacker had tough illness to tackle Oct 3, 2008 Whn the Injury Bug Bites: Sports Medicine Staff Works to Get Athletes Back on Field Oct 3, 2008 Wage case dismissed Oct 3, 2008 Raucous atmosphere requires mental focus Sep 25, 2008 Los Amos De Nuevo Leon Sep 25, 2008 Chipper, Braves play spoiler Sep 25, 2008 Tasering wasn't cause of death, examiner says Sep 25, 2008 Good Samaritan to the rescue Sep 25, 2008
The idea of trading and business gave me a rush of adrenaline that nothing else could give. Knowing your idea worked and is making money felt good, he added. (The Star Online, Malaysia -- Business)
BMW unveils 50-state legal diesel (and fixes iDrive) Oct 18, 2008
Obviously, the Werks makes finely fettled adrenaline pumps, cars with snap-to-line precision, ballistic quality, exquisite handling and road holding, but I could never quite embrace BMWs when it took me 10 minutes to find the nearest In-N-Out Burger on the nav system. With the new car's more elegant electronics, all is forgiven. (Boston Globe)
In both humans and animals, stress causes the body to release adrenaline and cortisol hormones. These chemicals cause heart rate and respiration to speed up, and suppress the immune system. (MSNBC -- Health)
As a diabetic the adrenaline rush could have brought on a hypoglycemic attack, which causes you to go giddy and collapse, which is particularly dangerous under water. "I was nervous but he did look into it thoroughly and carried out a try-dive with Hampton Scuba Diving Club at Hurst Pool to prove he could breath through the diving mask. I was just so happy when he came back up.". (The Surrey Herald)
"He struggled in the first half after that kickoff return. That took a lot of wind out of him. Sometimes that happens to guys, especially when they have a lot of adrenaline. Once they use that adrenaline, they crash. It took him until the third quarter to snap out of it.". Joplin did not gain more than six yards on a carry in the first half after his quick burst to start the game. (Huntersville Herald, NC)
"Wrist muscles were then paralysed by injecting anaesthetic (3% chloroprocaine or 2% lidocaine, each with 1:100,000 adrenaline) into catheters or cuffs surrounding the median, ulnar and/or radial nerves.". Now go back to bitching about how scientific research is the same thing as cosmetic testing, and how the world can be healed using hemp rope. (DailyTech)
"Our bodies are physiologically wired with adrenaline to get us to fight or to run or to debate vigorously for short periods of time." When the threat passes, the body wants to slow down and rest. But, says Davidson, many modern stressors, such as the continuing economic crisis, are not short term. (MSNBC -- Politics)
Thats the biggest adrenaline rush. Indeed, they are listening. (HawgsIllustrated.com)
Some zip lines are basically thrill rides that follow the cut of ski slopes and at this time of year offer expansive views of the autumn blaze of colors, along with an adrenaline rush. Other courses (like the one we were on) are marketed as canopy tours, designed with a challenging combination of swaying sky bridges, cable traverses and zip line pathways cut through the deep forest. (International Herald Tribune)
"He thrives on the adrenaline, he wants to bring people together, and he is willing to take decisions.". Certainly, an EU presidency that had been declared dead before it even started after Irish voters rejected the bloc's reform treaty in June has been a roller-coaster of activity. (Boston Globe)
A typical day at O'Hare Towing and Recovery includes 12-hour shifts filled with adrenaline, accidents, yelling and lots of coffee and doughnuts. "This is a world similar in many respects to that of a major urban firehouse," says Robert Ecker, vice president of programming for SPEED. "Until the phone rings and that emergency call comes in, there's simply no way of knowing what any given day will bring and when it does come, lives can literally hang in the balance.". (South County Chronicle, VA)
He seemed hyper during the initial period, and although there is no evidence, my suspicion was that he has been administered on of the alertness enhancers, or possible realizing how so much of his campaign hung in the balance it was pure adrenaline. Maturity and the ability to understand and accommodate differences was displayed by Senator Obama. (The Palm Beach Post)
"He was nursing that all year, and maybe now he has a second wind with all the adrenaline," Tampa Bay outfielder Jonny Gomes said. Boston manager Terry Francona didn't try to disguise how impressed he is with Upton, saying, "He's got himself into a feel where if you make a mistake right now, you almost have to pick it up on your way home. ... The surprise more is that he ended up with nine in the regular season.". (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
All along it had been my dream to play defense in the NFL, the way I had at Georgia Tech, so this guy's words kicked in like a shot of adrenaline ... There was adrenaline, drama, and injuries galore, as we learned who would -- and wouldn't -- attack another man again and again. (ESPN -- Football News)
Tension release, deep breathing and deep laughter combine to lower stress hormones (cortisol and adrenaline), lowering blood pressure while boosting the body's immune system. Laughter has also been shown to lower blood sugar after a meal (Keiko Hayashi, Ph. (Suite101.com)
When you throw in the fact that you could very well be experiencing the last few minutes of your short pathetic little life - you can't get a better adrenaline rush. by Splab (Score:2) Wednesday October 15, @03:25AM. (Slashdot)
Podrunner is adrenaline set to music. It s a free podcast meant for runners and is the equivalent of someone yelling in your ear Go, Run, Go, Run, GO, GO, GO. (Beverly Citizen, MA)
Most people with life-threatening allergies should carry an EpiPen or some form of adrenaline, he said ... "There is life-saving adrenaline if a person inadvertently gets food they are allergic to," he said. (Daytona Beach News Journal)
The physiologist Hans Selye, called the father of stress research, identified "good" stress the adrenaline rush that helps people overcome obstacles and "chronic" stress, which may easily turn into distress. Some travelers are better able to deal with the travails of business trips than others. (International Herald Tribune -- Business)
The UC's governing Board of Regents in 1988, then chaired by Leo Kolligian, of Fresno, signed off on what would be the newest UC campus nearly two decades later to address the chronically low levels of educational attainment in the region and to inject a shot of adrenaline into the Valley's agricultural-based economy. Indeed, only 15 percent of the Valley's adults hold a bachelor's degree, compared with 29. (Hanford Sentinal, CA)
The Bulldogs have taken a liking to the adrenaline rush of these games ... It s time to forget the adrenaline rush and start putting teams away. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Then again, facing the defending Stanley Cup champions can provide just the right jolt of adrenaline. Another plus: playing the Red Wings coming off back-to-back wins. (News & Observer -- Sports)
"It gave us that little extra adrenaline.". A lower-back injury nearly sidelined Burrell in the first round against Milwaukee, and he almost got benched after going 0-for-8 in the first three games. (Albany Times Union)
We were all first-timers, but boy, were we ready for an adrenaline rush down Sungai Kampar. Enthusiastically, we marched down to the river bank and were greeted by the professional river guides from Riverbug. (The Star Online, Malaysia)
My adrenaline is still flowing. Go THRASHERS. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Sports)
"I really didn't feel it when I was pitching, but then again, there's a lot of adrenaline out there.". Grief for Manuel. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
The following week, MAAV partners with the on Main Street in Melrose to offer senior females a self-defense workshop using techniques (R.E.A.C.T. stands for Raw Energy Adrenaline Control Training ). Mooney said sometimes people ask her why this particular MAAV training doesn t start with younger high school students. (Melrose Free Press, MA)
It gave us that little extra adrenaline. While Burrell circled the bases, Lowe looked up at the fireworks going off beyond the swinging replica Liberty Bell that hangs beyond the outfield stands and waited for manager Joe Torre to walk to the mound. (San Diego Union-Tribune -- Sports)
"I could tell his adrenaline was pumping. He doesn't usually show too much emotion, but after that he was definitely pumped up.". It's a long way from where he was in August, when the Dodgers suffered an eight-game losing streak and Broxton was struggling with a flaw in his mechanics that served up three losses and two blown saves in a 16-day span. (The Augusta Chronicle)
It gave us that little extra adrenaline. A lower back injury nearly sidelined Burrell in the first round against Milwaukee, and he almost got benched after going 0-for-8 in the first three games. (Missoulian, MT)
"And then secondly, our players. Theyre hungry to do well. Theyre coachable, they practice hard, they prepare hard and theyre really starting to focus on the things that give them a chance to win on Saturdays. Obviously, the season is a work in progress and the program is a work in progress, but were definitely headed in the right direction. Injury Report: Its that time of year where I think the adrenaline and the excitement of winning helps heal the nicks and bumps and... (InsideCarolina.com)
I m on an adrenaline high, Susan said. Adam Wilkie from Hollandale, now a junior at Waldorf College, is a former pupil of Susan s.. (Mason City Globe-Gazette, IO)
"It was like the tsunami footage several years ago. We hurdled garden fences and sprinted through the meadow. It was a pure adrenaline rush. We were surrounded by kids crying and yelling.". The three of them found themselves in the parking lot in skimpy nightclothes. (San Francisco Chronicle)
I think it's going to give us a great adrenaline rush. All the guys are going to be ready to go. (LionNews.com)
Running on caffeine, naps, and adrenaline following Sunday night's lengthy 12 innings, fans flowed out of Fenway last night with smiling faces, following the Sox's 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Angels with a game-winning hit in the ninth inning. Art Sturgis and his son, Mike, of Boxborough , said they were glad they scored tickets for last night's game instead of Game 3. (Boston Globe)
Fear-induced aggression can also be misdirected, as when a loud noise causes one startled cat to attack another because his fight-or-flight response has been trigged and he has to do something with all that adrenaline. While scary events are the most likely to provoke misdirected aggression, something unfamiliar or annoying may also do so. (Suite101.com)
Entering a burning house is "intense, you get the adrenaline rush and have to go in do your job," LaCaze said of responding to a fire. He and his wife Julie have four children Sidney, Matthew, Victoria, and Brianna. (Hamburg Ashley County Ledger, AR)
"They say surfing is a fountain of youth, and Kelly has certainly found his adrenaline," said Satellite Beach's Jeff Klugel, who has judged more than 100 World Championship Tour events. "He's gotten a lot of inspiration from the up-and-comers, like Dane Reynolds and Jordy Smith. That totally pumps him up. But he's so technically gifted, even the lesser quality waves he can take to a new level. He's been amazing.". (Florida Today)
DT is so stoked by mid-week that he has literally asked reporters not to mention Saturday's game (it literally makes his heart race and, in Miller's own words, his "kidneys start pumping adrenaline"). Even mild-mannered DT evoked the rhetoric of 'We're Texas' when referencing his defense's swagger. (InsideTexas.com)
I was so disoriented from the adrenaline I just thanked her for helping, I really did not know what to do and she risked her own safety to help me. My mom called 911 and they checked me out, gratefully I am not allergic to bees so I simply needed some benadryl and a lot of ice packs. (Longview Daily News, WA)
Vic Falls is ideal for teenagers and adrenaline junkies. Kids 15 and older can raft the Zambezi's Class V rapids; plunge in a 330-foot bungy jump off the Victoria Falls Bridge, take a microlight or helicopter ride, river board below the falls or kayak above them. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Travel)
Then, filled with adrenaline, she sent her downhill putt past the hole, leaving her those nerve-racking 4 feet to seal the deal. She kept her head down as the putt found the side door, looking up only when the crowd roared. (San Francisco Chronicle -- Sports)
"It was a real adrenaline rush. I love it climbed it twice.". Robinson was already on the radar as a possibility to be a member of the U.S. Paralympic team to compete in the 2012 Olympics in London. (Lodi News Sentinel, CA)
"So, see the ball and hit it."Adrenaline, that's a huge thing ... Like I said, the adrenaline is my pain-killer and that's all I need. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
"Playoff baseball, you run on a lot of adrenaline. Little nagging injures seem to disappear. You do what you can, and kind of take in the environment and really enjoy it.". Francona said he'd talk with Drew after the workout and see how he feels. (MLB.com -- Boston Red Sox)
Some people may not even remember the experience that triggered the phobia, particularly if it happened when they were very young, but their bodies respond to cats by releasing adrenaline, which sparks a fear response and the accompanying physical symptoms. Ailurophobia may also be transmitted to a child from another person, usually a parent. (Suite101.com)
Balfour works off emotion and adrenaline, and Cabrera only agitated Balfour even more. Balfour promptly whiffed Cabrera. (SportsIllustrated.CNN)
"Adrenaline is a painkiller. I'll play through it." ... "That comes with adrenaline flow," Hunter said ... " Angels trainer Ned Bergert and manager Mike Scioscia went to tend to Hunter, who was on the ground in some pain. Scioscia had to divide his time between concern for Hunter and anger directed toward Danley. Hunter got up, hobbled around enough to get the knee loose and was able to stay in the game. He added an RBI single -- his second of the game -- in the fifth inning, but he dropped a... (MLB.com -- Anaheim Angels)
"It's a little sore," Hunter said, "but I'm a gamer. I'll be out there. Adrenaline is my painkiller. It was my adrenaline on my part when I got upset there, because I thought I was safe. I'm upset now because we lost. "Big bombs killed us tonight, but I think we've got some fight left. " is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs. | ? 2001- MLB Advanced Media, L.P. All rights reserved. The following are trademarks or service marks... (MLB.com -- Anaheim Angels)
Because our emotional well-being is so closely linked to our financial health, experts worry if the economic uncertainty continues for very long, all that fretting could take a physical toll by driving up our blood pressure and adrenaline levels. can make you more susceptible to infections and lead to digestive problems, headaches and cardiovascular damage. (MSNBC -- Health)
While there was no actual fire in our drill, my adrenaline was rushing as I sought toddler level and waddled around. The gear made me hot. (The Dolphin, CT)
Adrenaline pulled him out of bed to Marvin's room. Leland stood over Marvin, the machete in his grip. (Anchorage Daily News)
Now theres a cruise to suit every demographic, from intellectuals to adrenaline junkies, princes to paupers and everyone in between. There are cruises catering to those with religious and academic interests, for single travelers and families, gay travelers, wandering gourmands, adventurers and more. (MSNBC -- Travel)
It s always a more instant rush of adrenaline. I love the runway because you have to have confidence. (Rockingham Daily Journal, NC)
He has played for one club and tries to sublimate personal achievement to his team; yet nothing stopped the rush of adrenaline when he slid on his knees, arms raised to the Liverpudlians cheering him from the famous Anfield Kop. A glorious moment for a home town hero, in an easy, 3-1 victory over PSV Eindhoven that emphasized the yawning gap between English and Dutch finances. (International Herald Tribune)
"The adrenaline is unbelievable," said Hunter, embarking on his fifth postseason journey, having spent the previous four with the Twins. "It's totally different [than the regular season]. You know how close you are to a World Series. You get that extra boost of energy, focus. "I played football. (MLB.com -- Anaheim Angels)
" On health care, Ms. Palin touted the Republican plan to offer a $5,000 tax credit to allow for the purchase of individual insurance polices. Mr. Biden criticized the plan for a parallel feature that would end tax preference for employer paid health insurance, meaning, he said, that it would effectively impose a tax increase on most recipients. The evening's most emotional moment came near the end when Mr. Biden, recalling his sons' recuperation from the auto accident that killed his first... (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
But, in the end, do not be surprised if Sorenstam discovers what Brett Favre and Michael Jordan and Wayne Gretzky all did: It's hard to find a suitable adrenaline rush in the real world. She can strike business deals and design courses and play tennis with McGee, but it won't be the same as firing at flagsticks and chasing Ochoa. (San Francisco Chronicle)
During the game, he was too pumped with adrenaline to notice, but as soon as the game was over the pain came back. Audette has eczema, and he figured that's what the red bump on his ankle was. (Boston Globe -- Sports)
"We always have a plan in place to mentally prepare ourselves if we do come across an open fracture or an ankle dangling out of place. Our athletic training kicks in and the adrenaline rush helps us through because we never know what we're going to see.". But that uncertainty also makes work more exciting. (The Daily Universe, UT)
He has traded the rollercoaster of the Bar, with its adrenaline highs, exhausting lows, confrontation and camaraderie, for the solitary role of judge where impartiality is all, friends are few and the pace is relentless. While it was good to leave behind the barrister's constant anxiety that each brief might be your last, the constant immersion in clients' problems and the interminable travel, it has come at a price. (The Age, Australia -- Features)
"The simulation of the noise affects the cadence of calls, it affects the energy that's running through your body, the adrenaline. Those are some of the things as a sports psychologist that you want to help them manage. You can't simulate it in practice, but you can have them go through it in their own mind's eye.". On the other side, Yukelson said the crowd will undoubtedly pump Lion players up. (Daily Collegian, PA)
Around Los Amos' northern California base of Modesto, "People started to hear us play and they compared the adrenaline to American hip-hop," says Guajardo. That may seem like a jarring comparison, given that Los Amos play accordion-driven norteo. (Billboard.com)
Jones said, The adrenaline that you build up [offsets] some of the pain. The Braves overcame another poor start by Jo-Jo Reyes, who gave up three runs and two homers in 31/3 innings, the eighth time in 12 starts he has pitched 4 1/3 innings or fewer. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution -- Sports)
Excited and agitated delirium cases are usually caused by cocaine or methamphetamines and result in a flood of chemicals -- from dopamine to adrenaline -- overloading the heart and causing death, said Dr. Paul Paris, director of emergency medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Howard Messer, the attorney for Mr. Thomas' family, wasn't buying it, saying the diagnosis appeared to be manufactured. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, PA)
With the rush of adrenaline and dark smoke flowing, it was all a blur for trucker James Horton. The 43-year-old Jacksonville-based driver was heading back from Tampa on Tuesday afternoon when he saw a school bus engulfed in flames in Citra, not far from Ocala. (Florida Times-Union)
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