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Study Shows Cell Phone Separation Anxiety
Researchers from the University of Missouri wanted to know how subjects behaved when parted from their iPhones, so they recruited 208 students for a survey ...
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Sleep-Deprived People Act As Bad As Drunks
So you didn't get enough sleep last night? No big deal, you say. Well, actually, it is a big deal. Sleep deprivation can have severe short-term and ...
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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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'Fatigue Flaw' Leads to Airline Crash
On July 19, 1989, United Airlines Flight 232 was cruising blandly along on autopilot at thirty-seven thousand feet a seven-foot number one fan disk broke ...
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More than Rest: Breaks Help Us Focus
Many people often think that taking a break will derail the momentum of your work but the research says otherwise. An article in the Harvard Business ...
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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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