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R.E.M: "Fall On Me"

R.E.M: "Fall On Me"

kronosposeidon (Member Profile)

Zifnab says...

This version is working fine for me, thanks for the note.

In reply to this comment by kronosposeidon:
It's not dead, but it came from the official Warner Bros. YouTube channel, which once again leads me to believe that YouTube is complicit in regional blocking with the corporate giants. I just replaced it with a Yahoo! version, so hopefully it works. Please give me feedback one way or another.


In reply to this comment by Zifnab:
Looks like it's dead...

Zifnab (Member Profile)

kronosposeidon says...

It's not dead, but it came from the official Warner Bros. YouTube channel, which once again leads me to believe that YouTube is complicit in regional blocking with the corporate giants. I just replaced it with a Yahoo! version, so hopefully it works. Please give me feedback one way or another.


In reply to this comment by Zifnab:
Looks like it's dead...

R.E.M - "Bang And Blame"

kronosposeidon says...

>> ^Zifnab:
Looks like it's dead...

It's not dead, but it came from the official Warner Bros. YouTube channel, which once again leads me to believe that YouTube is complicit in regional blocking with the corporate giants. I just replaced it with a Yahoo! version, so hopefully it works. Please give me feedback one way or another.

Blonde Redhead - 23

Lucid dreaming reported on fox

snoozedoctor says...

Drug induced sleep can be of two varieties, (1) "drug assisted" (mostly benzodiazepines, like lorazepam (Ativan), or imidazopyridines, like Zolpidem (Ambien), and (2) true "general anesthesia." Benzos assist sleep but because they are potent amnestics, one is less likely to remember a dream, even if you had one. Melatonin is not a benzo. It is an endogenous hormone, produced by the pineal gland. Melatonin is involved in regulating circadian rhythms, although it is not the main determinate. High doses of melatonin seem to be associated with more REM sleep and more dreaming.

"General Anesthesia" is not normal sleep and, rather, is unconsciousness produced by specific inhibition of neuronal communication (synapsis), whether by inactivation of protein channels on cell membranes, or by inhibition of GABA receptors, (a neurotransmitter). Deep levels of general anesthesia can flat-line your EEG, meaning your brain is totally shut down and is doing no synaptic work at all.
However, people may do normal sleeping after recovery from general anesthesia and they do occasionally relate dreaming during the period of recovery. In particular, the sedative/anesthetic Propofol is associated with some "erotic" dreaming and I have had some people relate rather vivid and interesting content. I had one older gentlemen who wanted to be put "back to sleep" so he could continue his "relations" with Gina Lollibrigida.

Obama and Huckabee slam dunk in Iowa, big margin (Election Talk Post)

The End of the World - George W. Bush remixed into R.E.M.

Sesame Street timeline (1969-2004)

REM - Losing My Religion

R.E.M. - Stand

Boeing Test Pilots Showing Off Their Tricks

schmawy (Member Profile)

It's Every Cuss Word We Know



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