Excessive sleepiness; can't stay awake or can't be woken from sleep. 1  Headache that gets worse and is not relieved with typical medications. 2  Increased nausea and vomiting. 3  More confusion, agitation, or restlessness. 4  Trouble talking, walking, or changes in vision. 5  Seizure or convulsion.
The term Semites is applied to a group of peoples closely related in language, whose habitat is Asia and partly Africa. The expression is derived from the Biblical table of nations (Genesis 10), in which most of these peoples are recorded as descendants of Noah's son Sem. The term Semite was proposed at first for the languages related to the Hebrew by Ludwig Schloezer, schlÃ¶zer In'eichhorn S, repertorium. vol
According to rabbinical Judaism, a Jew is one who has a Jewish mother or one who has formally converted to Judaism. Leviticus 24:10 is often cited to give this belief credibility, although the Torah makes no specific claim in support of this tradition. Some rabbis say that it has nothing to do with what the individual actually believes. These rabbis tell us that a Jew does not need to be a follower of Jewish laws and customs to be considered Jewish. In fact, a Jew can have no belief in God at all and still be Jewish based on the above rabbinical interpretation.