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Addiction LXXVI

Old 10-28-19, 05:09 PM
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Originally Posted by datlas
Benign Positional Vertigo more likely.

Means SMH----> dizziness
I have suffered from that since my 20’s. Never actually fainted from it, but ai often have to bend over at the waist and grab a chair or other support. With the multiple BP medications now, it is almost unavoidable from time to time. My cardiologist says it is a good excuse to enjoy a little salt.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Blood pressure variability?
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Sounds about right. But why are you getting rid of it? The formula is n PLUS 1, not n MINUS 1.
It’s complicated. I really am not riding all that much. I hate letting it rot...so to speak. The steelie on the trainer and the Ti bike on the road will do me fine.
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Originally Posted by datlas
Columbia. And she was so adamant she wants to go there, she pushed us to agree to early decision. The application is sent, we find out before December 15th.

I honestly think it's a too high pressure environment for her, but as per previous, she doesn't care what I think.
Just let me say this: there are risks. But if she goes to Columbia and it works out for her, it will be a permanent highlight of her life. My graduate school time at Princeton was life changing. I can’t think of the place without giving thanks and wondering what I did to deserve the experience. There is nothing like the Ivy League.
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
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I have suffered from that since my 20’s. Never actually fainted from it, but ai often have to bend over at the waist and grab a chair or other support. With the multiple BP medications now, it is almost unavoidable from time to time. My cardiologist says it is a good excuse to enjoy a little salt.
That’s sounds more like a drop in blood pressure with standing and should produce lightheadedness, not vertigo, which is a distinct sensation of motion. Enjoy that salt! Those events are much to be avoided by people of a certain age with a history of high blood pressure.
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Old 10-28-19, 06:30 PM
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I shoveled my driveway this morning.
I'll be doing that soon enough.
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I am trying to get daughter #2 interested in going to Pitt for undergrad. They have a fantastic honors program.

My efforts are not working.
Tell her that awesome Doug went there and now he's awesome.
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Tell her that awesome Doug went there and now he's awesome.
That should seal the deal.
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I'll be doing that soon enough.
...with an awesome shovel?
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...with an awesome shovel?
Iconic snow blower.
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I shoveled my driveway this morning.
My Leer liftgate froze closed tonight after basketball practice.
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There is nothing like the Ivy League.
Nothing.
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Old 10-29-19, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
That’s sounds more like a drop in blood pressure with standing and should produce lightheadedness, not vertigo, which is a distinct sensation of motion. Enjoy that salt! Those events are much to be avoided by people of a certain age with a history of high blood pressure.
I thought that’s what we were talking about.
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Old 10-29-19, 05:44 AM
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
I thought that’s what we were talking about.
I think we were talking vertigo, which is a spinning and/or imbalance sensation. This is NOT the same as a drop in blood pressure, which gives lightheadedness or a "brown out," taken to its extreme you would faint (which is different from a FALL that can happen with severe vertigo).

It's ok if you get these two confused, even physicians do sometimes.
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If left to choose between fresh fruit and a burrito for breakfast, I will choose the burrito every time. Ask me how I know.
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If left to choose between fresh fruit and a burrito for breakfast, I will choose the burrito every time. Ask me how I know.
Well, duh.

Did you enjoy your burrito?
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Well, duh.

Did you enjoy your burrito?
I did.
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If left to choose between fresh fruit and a burrito for breakfast, I will choose the burrito every time. Ask me how I know.
Does it have something to do with your sig??
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Quick observation: Rode a shuttle bus from Budapest to Komarom, Slovakia and I have to say, the flat fields of corn stalks and winter wheat makes me feel that I never left Illinois. They even have the same crappy roads.
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And, the temperature is virtually identical.
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
Quick observation: Rode a shuttle bus from Budapest to Komarom, Slovakia and I have to say, the flat fields of corn stalks and winter wheat makes me feel that I never left Illinois. They even have the same crappy roads.
Illinois is a state of mind, I guess. ...or maybe it's Slovakia.
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Quick observation: Rode a shuttle bus from Budapest to Komarom, Slovakia and I have to say, the flat fields of corn stalks and winter wheat makes me feel that I never left Illinois. They even have the same crappy roads.
Did you see Peter Sagan??
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And, the temperature is virtually identical.
Planning on moving?
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
And, the temperature is virtually identical.
It can't be since it is in Celsius.
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Uh oh. The clinics are putting out the candy.
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I found out, this morning, that Merida's temperature is up 4°, from normal. I'm assuming this is F, as it was included in a talk to expat women. It went further to say that, with all that asphalt and concrete, out on a flat plain, it is acting as a heat chimney. Interesting.
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