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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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Bank Employee Transfers Millions with an Ill-Timed Nap
A worker at a German bank momentarily fell asleep on the job, while executing a minor funds transfer for a retired customer. The problem was that his ...
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New Research Says that Bad Sleep Changes Your Body
In case you needed a reminder about the importance of true rest, here's a wake-up call (pun intended). British researchers have published findings ...
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Studies Reveal That Americans Are Severely Sleep-Deprived
A new survey concluded that Americans are among the world's leaders in sleep deprivation. Although the Bible promises that God "grants sleep to those ...
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Senior Citizen Mistaken for Dead
On March 19, 2005, when a resident at an extended care facility in British Columbia, Canada, died, the medical personnel did what they usually did. They ...
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"Joe vs. the Volcano": Living in Amazement
"My father says almost the whole world's asleep. Everybody you know, everybody you see, everybody you talk to. He says only a few people are awake. And ...
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"Cuddle Parties" Offer Affection
In an age of "No Touch" rules in schools, sexual harassment lawsuits in the sports world, and zero tolerance policies in the work place, the pendulum ...
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Actor Tim Allen on Sleeping Through Life
Tim Allen, star of the television sitcom "Home Improvement" said:
How much of the day are you awake? You think, I gotta get the dry cleaning, ...
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Shoplifter Comes Clean...Almost
The story is told of a shoplifter who writes to a department store and says, "I've just become a Christian, and I can't sleep at night because ...
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The Rule of Late-Night Television
Too many of us allow the late news to dictate what we think about when we go to bed.
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