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Our 'Sleep Less, Do More' Society
A Newsweek article provided both a historical look at sleep trends and practical advice about how to get more rest. According to the writer, we are to ...
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How to Nap Like a Pro
A good night's sleep does a body good (see what I did there?). But evidence is growing that napping is also a very important discipline."… ...
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The New Social Technology: Loss of Solitude
Sherry Turkle, Professor of the Social Studies of Science and Technology at M.I.T., has interviewed hundreds of people of all ages about their daily fixations ...
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Black-hole Resorts Designed to Help You Unplug
In an article titled "The Joy of Quiet," author Pico Iyer mentions a cliff-top room in Big Sur where people pay $2,285 a night partly for the ...
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NPR Says We Live in an 'Impatient Nation'
An article on NPR claims that we have become "the Impatient Nation." We want quick answers to complex problems. The article puts it this way: ...
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Our Greatest Need—to Behold God
Perhaps the greatest thing we can do as a Christian community is to behold. Behold our God. Behold his creation. The church has exiled beauty from its ...
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Lack of Rest Causes Spike in Athlete Injuries
In 2013 The New York Daily News reported that many orthopedic surgeons have noticed a disturbing trend—a serious spike in debilitating knee injuries ...
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Jewish Story about Resting on God's Heart
According to an old Jewish story, once upon a time there was a four-year-old boy named Mortakai who refused to attend school and study Hebrew. Whenever ...
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The Lost Treasure of 'Purposeless Walking'
A BBC article bemoans the death of "purposeless walking," that ambulatory habit of thinkers and creatives since time immemorial. In wheel-transit ...
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Food Tastes Blander While Multitasking
An estimated sixty six percent of Americans watch TV while eating dinner. Sixty five percent eat lunch at their desk. Twenty percent of meals are eaten ...
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