But unplugging occasionally can also be healthy for the soul.
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How can this be healthy for the individual or for society?
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Paulsen said higher rates could be healthy for stocks, at least initially.
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There will be another race ahead — and you'll be healthy for it.
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What's a joy for us can also be healthy for our children.
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I just want to be healthy for my bae and my family.
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This can't be healthy for everyone, to be uncertain all the time.
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Choose an environment that you feel is going to be healthy for you.
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Everyone keeps telling him that he needs to be healthy for the baby.
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Checking out of the market periodically can be healthy for many of us.
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Nonetheless, such a rejection from Congress would be healthy for the nation's constitutional order.
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"I think it probably would be healthy for the country to move on," said Sen.
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This isn't going to be healthy for me, so I just didn't engage with it.
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Bradley was making the sensible choice: He needed Vela to be healthy for the playoffs.
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You know, that kind of aggression all the time, that cannot be healthy for you.
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Living near a Trader Joe's or Whole Foods can be healthy for your home's value.
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"I don't think it would be healthy for us to be chasing the market," he said.
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"But we now have evidence showing that it might be healthy for some people," he says.
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And we don't want her to just lay egg after egg, it wouldn't be healthy for her.
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Having a team's fortunes so heavily dependent on a specialty player cannot be healthy for professional football.
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"I think that will be healthy for the world to be able to accept this," Cubacub said.
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It was just so obvious how much better it was to be healthy, for me and my baby.
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Rob Kardashian is getting closer and closer to fatherhood — and he's determined to be healthy for his daughter.
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You need to be lucky, you need to play well, you need to be healthy for two weeks.
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There are a lot of compounds in marijuana that may not be healthy for the players long-term.
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WHEREVER THEY FIGHT ALLTHE TIME, IT MIGHT BE HEALTHY FOR THE POLITICIANS THAT BENEFIT, BUT NOT MUCHGOOD HAPPENS.
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It just goes to show that any diet can be healthy for you, if you do your research.
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She didn't want the public scrutiny and didn't think it would be healthy for her or the baby.
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A bigger number suggests debt is growing at a pace that may not be healthy for the economy.
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This should allow EBITDAR margin to grow above 30% beyond 2017, which would be healthy for the rating.
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And she wanted to fight to be healthy for her two daughters, to set a good example for them.
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Despite the hit to prices, bitcoin analysts believe the move by the PBoC will be healthy for the market.
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The doctors emphasized to us that music was stimulating for the brain and it would be healthy for him.
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Life for "Wimpy Kid" beyond Minneapolis would be healthy for the Children's Theater, said Peter Brosius, its artistic director.
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" Francona added, "So if that's the case, let's give him a chance to be healthy for the whole year.
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Kansas City's defense has been tough all season, and their elite pass rushers will be healthy for this game.
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This rotation of the investor base is supporting European CLO issuance, and could even be healthy for the market.
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Using a pot that's too large might encourage you to water more, which will not be healthy for your plant.
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They'll breathe a sigh of relief that he was re-elected and that will probably be healthy for the market.
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Christopher Smith (R-NJ) disparaged abortion as "dismemberment" of babies and that it could not be "healthy" for a woman.
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Quietly, optimists in the business say that it may be healthy for a younger generation of editors to take the reins.
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Cramer spoke with CBRE's CEO Bob Sulentic, who said he expects President Trump's agenda to be healthy for the economy moving forward.
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"A return to growth will be healthy for innovation, product development and game-changing technology creation – a cornerstone of this industry," he said.
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Mishori disagreed with Jackson's assessment that Trump would be healthy for the rest of his term and possibly a second four-year term.
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Democratic strategist Kristen Hawn said on Monday that it would be healthy for the Democratic Party to have a "robust" 28500 primary field.
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However, "it could spur more spending than what consumers are capable of or what would be healthy for them to take on," she added.
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Once she hears about her visa, I think it'd be healthy for her to go out on her own and do her own thing.
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While provocative, open discussions can be healthy for organizations, it is also often easier said than done to cultivate psychologically safe environments in organizations.
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A spirited nomination contest may be healthy for the challenging party, but it portends near-certain defeat for the party holding the White House.
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The evidence still says that a moderate amount of alcohol appears to be safe, and that it might even be healthy for many people.
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However, "it could spur more spending than what consumers are capable of or what would be healthy for them to take on," she added.
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Obama believes a robust primary will be healthy for everyone, including Biden, and that it's important to "let new voices rise up," the source said.
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It may not be healthy for a child who does not have A.D.H.D. to be cast in the role of the "good child," he said.
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A full recovery is expected in eight to 247 weeks, putting him on track to be healthy for the start of spring training in 2020.
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But I strained my quadriceps muscle last week, so I have been staying off my feet to give myself the best chance to be healthy for tomorrow.
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The campaign among those three could be healthy for the party if it leads to a clarification of its basic values, and therefore for the country, too.
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While this type of steadiness may be healthy for the company, it would probably be met by a public share sell-off once the company goes public.
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I was extremely overweight and that was what kind of gave me the initial push into having a drive to really want to be healthy for my family.
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Senior executives at two top-ten developers said they expected to see some small defaults this year, but that they believed this would be healthy for the sector.
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Third: why does the baby's health get all the hype — when there's a whole human being who already exists and probably needs to be healthy for her own sake?
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"If people have a tendency to not tolerate a high heart rate or blood pressure, then yes, this fight or flight response may not be healthy for them," Fernandes said.
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Breast milk can definitely be healthy for a child, but it's good to know that at least when it comes to cognition, formula-fed babies can be just as healthy.
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Cozart is expected to be healthy for spring training next February, although he is on a one-year contract, so it is possible he might be with a different organization.
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"It will be healthy for the market to take a breather and let the earnings catch up to the price," said Tim Courtney, chief investment officer at Exencial Wealth Advisors.
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Broadly speaking, this will be healthy for society: when people provoke the police to kill them, it can traumatize both the officers and the community members who witness the violent deaths.
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"[Net operating income] growth should be healthy for higher-quality malls, but lower-productivity centers should struggle due to softening retailer demand and the 800-pound gorilla ... e-commerce," Busch said.
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Earlier this year, Ms. Rousseff said that allowing the inquiry into kickbacks at Petrobras, the state oil company, to run its course would be healthy for Brazil in the long run.
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It's hard to imagine why anyone would be vegan in the land of guanciale and porchetta, but courts have recently acknowledged that a vegan diet can in fact be healthy for children.
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"Evie is a vegetarian, mostly because I cook for her and it's what I feel to be healthy for her and easiest," the proud mama says of Everly in the Health cover story.
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" A source recently told PEOPLE that Jenner decided to keep her pregnancy journey private because she "didn't want the public scrutiny — and didn't think it would be healthy for her or the baby.
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" A source later told PEOPLE that Jenner decided to keep her pregnancy journey private because she "didn't want the public scrutiny — and didn't think it would be healthy for her or the baby.
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If he knew he was hurt after his accident in May, why would he willingly deceive his promoters and adoring fans into thinking he would be healthy for Rizin's Grand Prix quarter-finals?
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I scrapped that goal for these: to be healthy for a cross-country road trip I'm taking next month, and to run the New York City Marathon with my mother on Nov. 3.
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Defensive ace J.J. Watt and his developing wingman Jadeveon Clowney should both be healthy for the game, giving O'Brien every chance of going into New England and pulling out a massive in-conference win.
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"When my daughter was 7 months old, my determination to be healthy for my baby was so strong that I decided it was the right time to preemptively have the double mastectomy," Paige told People.
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More Americans becoming self-development junkies means more money for the more-than $11 billion-a-year self-help industry, but perhaps counterintuitively, this surge in self-development won't be healthy for the country overall.
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"The tariffs are a tad aggressive and that may not be healthy for developers themselves and also for others in the ecosystem ... manufacturers and financiers," said Santosh Kamath, head of renewables at consultancy KPMG India.
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I knew that sugar-free gum had five calories and the carbonation in Diet Coke made me less hungry, but gaining weight to be healthy for myself and my baby was a completely foreign concept.
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This isn't a perfect science, but I can say it would not be healthy for me to subscribe to a personal development framework that still has me terrified of gaining a few pounds of fat.
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"When my daughter was seven months old, my determination to be healthy for my baby was so strong that I decided it was the right time to preemptively have the double mastectomy," Paige, 41, tells PEOPLE.
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The claims, if true, would both undermine an ongoing, government-led trial trying to find out whether moderate alcohol can be healthy for us, and the NIH's pledged mission to promote and fund impartial, important research.
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VandenBosch said that the company has grown year-over-year by 100% to 150% for each of the past four years in the US — far beyond the 10% that would be healthy for a traditional agency.
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In the 1990s scientists announced they had developed peanut varieties that contained higher levels of oleic acid, which is thought to be healthy for the heart and which also gives the nuts a longer shelf life.
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On a related note, the US government's major research arm—the National Institutes of Health—is the middle of a controversy over an ongoing study intended to prove whether moderate drinking can be healthy for the heart.
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Although Google has helped bring about this future with its Home device, its snazzy virtual assistant that predicts users' needs and its messaging app, called Allo, it is unclear that these offerings will be healthy for its bottom line.
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Given how smug venture investors can be about their ability to gauge value compared with public markets, it might be healthy for them to recognize that private markets are as susceptible to bubbles and group think as public markets.
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A recent report on planned examinations by the Securities and Exchange Commission of more than 100 cryptocurrency funds is the latest example of regulatory scrutiny of digital currency — an unflinching gaze that continues to be healthy for the industry.
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And Klay Thompson has got to be healthy for us to be a contender, but if we can hang in there the first half of the season, I think we can make some noise when playoff time comes around.
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" Now, he's isn't afraid to say that he's "definitely the cook in the relationship" with his husband of two years, Michael Turchin — and the two have been doing a lot of wok cooking lately "to be healthy for the summer.
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But he did say that it might be healthy for the markets to tamp down any speculation that the Fed might get more aggressive: "It might be better for the markets if we got some softer economic data," he said.
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The low-gravity red lettuce was as healthful as its counterparts grown on Earth and even contained somewhat higher levels of compounds known as phenolics, which are believed to be healthy for the people who eat them because they act as antioxidants.
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Shortly afterward, though, Facebook executives expressed optimism on the call with analysts, saying the changes they were making in response to criticism would be healthy for the business in the long term and might not even hurt much in the short term.
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"It would be healthy for us to chart a path where we can dwindle down our interventions in the market and restrain and temper the growth in our balance sheet," Kaplan said in a discussion with reporters on Wednesday in New York.
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She finds solace in a theater group — but even though the woman who leads the group (Molly Parker) presents herself as a supportive collaborator for Madeline, it starts to become clear that she's gleaning more from the relationship than may be healthy for the girl.
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"You want them to pull back a little bit, it'd actually be healthy for them if they did that and would allow them to kind of work off those conditions and move higher later on, so I would say I wouldn't want to chase those names," said Maley.
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"If someone, through introspection, realized that they had an aversion to crying as form of emotional avoidance or repression, it may be [that] learning how to cry, and allowing tears to come as a way of coming into more direct contact with authentic emotional experience, regardless of how painful, would be healthy for them," she says. Bingo.
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On April 3, 2019, the team announced Radke would be healthy for the following season. However, he was unable to be medically cleared to play and officially retired.
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Besides Whittaker, several other Longhorns missed playing time due to sickness or injury. Cosby and Orakpo were both injured in the game vs. Texas Tech. Safety Blake Gideon suffered a head injury in the Kansas game but was expected to be healthy for the A&M; game.
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Gemco was established in Anaheim, California, in October 1959. A year later, the company was purchased by Lucky Stores, Alternate Link via ProQuest. which added the supermarket element and expanded Gemco into a chain. Business and profitability continued to be healthy for over 20 years, until a series of unsuccessful leveraged takeover attempts from other companies were made on its parent company, Lucky Stores.
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Maclin was placed on the active/non-football illness list on August 3, 2011. On August 5, head coach Andy Reid said that he expected Maclin to be healthy for the regular season. It was revealed on August 17 that Maclin was held out of training camp because of a lymphoma scare. An inflammatory virus was determined as the cause of the symptoms he showed and he did not have cancer.
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In November 2010, Lovato underwent treatment for "physical and emotional issues," and in April 2011, she confirmed that she would not be returning to Sonny with a Chance for its third season. She stated that returning to acting immediately wouldn't be healthy for her recovery. Following Lovato's departure from the series, So Random! was introduced as its own series that focused more on comedy skits than Sonny with a Chance.
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Price was slated to compete at the 2013 American Cup, but withdrew due to a strained hip muscle. She cited her desire to be healthy for future competitions, such as the Visa National Championships and World Championships, as her reason for withdrawing given that this was a relatively minor injury. Price resumed training in April 2013 subsequently injuring the opposite hip. She was still recovering from that injury and unable to compete at the 2013 Secret US Classic.
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From the Miyazawa era onwards, YKK represented the power base of the anti-mainstream faction in the LDP. All three leaders made repeated tilts at the party leadership in the 1990s, but were unsuccessful. In 1998 Kato assumed leadership of the Kochikai Faction, taking over from Miyazawa. Upon the sudden illness and death of Keizō Obuchi in May 2000, Kato did not make a leadership challenge, believing that internal strife would not be healthy for a party in mourning.
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It was diagnosed as a pinched nerve, and Raonic was expected to be healthy for the Madrid Open. In Madrid, Raonic advanced to the quarterfinals with straight sets victories over Mónaco and Leonardo Mayer. After Raonic lost in the quarterfinals against Murray, Murray observed that Raonic was "struggling [with injury]." Following the match, Raonic announced that he would undergo surgery to repair a nerve in his foot, targeting a return in time for the French Open.
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Pavano made 17 starts and finished 4–6 with a 4.77 ERA. The Yankees expected him to be healthy for the 2006 season, but Pavano began the season on the disabled list after bruising his buttocks in a spring training game. He did not pitch at all in the Majors in 2006, making only minor league rehab starts. On August 15, 2006, Pavano broke two ribs in an automobile accident after he hit another vehicle with his Porsche in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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When phenylalanine (Phe) cannot be metabolized by the body, a typical diet that would be healthy for people without PKU causes abnormally high levels of Phe to accumulate in the blood, which is toxic to the brain. If left untreated, complications of PKU include severe intellectual disability, brain function abnormalities, microcephaly, mood disorders, irregular motor functioning, and behavioral problems such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, as well as physical symptoms such as a "musty" odor, eczema, and unusually light skin and hair coloration.
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There has also been concern that the DSM, as well as the field of descriptive psychiatry that employs it, tends to reify abstract phenomena such as depression, which may in fact be social constructs. American archetypal psychologist James Hillman writes that depression can be healthy for the soul, insofar as "it brings refuge, limitation, focus, gravity, weight, and humble powerlessness." Hillman argues that therapeutic attempts to eliminate depression echo the Christian theme of resurrection, but have the unfortunate effect of demonizing a soulful state of being.
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In 1903 she wrote one of her most critically acclaimed books, The Home: Its Work and Influence, which expanded upon Women and Economics, proposing that women are oppressed in their home and that the environment in which they live needs to be modified in order to be healthy for their mental states. In between traveling and writing, her career as a literary figure was secured.Knight, Diaries, 811. From 1909 to 1916 Gilman single-handedly wrote and edited her own magazine, The Forerunner, in which much of her fiction appeared.
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Against the Atlanta Falcons in week 6, Kolb went 23-for-29 for 326 yards, three touchdowns and one interception, and was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week following his performance. During the game, Kolb made an illegal horse-collar tackle on Falcons safety William Moore following an interception. The Eagles were penalized 15 yards and Kolb was later fined $5,000 by the league, the first time a quarterback was fined for a horse-collar tackle. Kolb’s final appearance with the Eagles came in the regular season finale, as the Eagles were resting many starters to be healthy for the playoffs.
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That win was Hammond's first win in the league. During that game, Herb Henderson, later stated that the Hammond players met with him during the game and asked if he could tone down his hits, because the Hammond players still needed to be healthy for work on Monday. Henderson, a high school football coach, refused and stated that he needed to show his players, who were sitting in the stands watching him, "how tackling was done". However, the team, lost a lot of money when it suffered through a series of scheduling mishaps in the second half of November.
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In February 2011, Balling started a boutique record label called Handmade Birds. The label began live with the release of the LP "When California Falls Into The Sea" by Evan Caminiti (Barn Owl), and a reissue of Blut Aus Nord's dark opus "Mort". Balling was quoted saying the label was a way for him to "collaborate with artists that I love, acting as a vehicle for that energy, whilst fostering a level of appreciation for art and music in my household that I feel will be healthy for my two daughters to grow up around." Within the first year, Handmade Birds put out almost 40 releases.
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A third way to measure fear of crime is to ask people whether they ever avoid certain areas, protect certain objects or take preventive measures. This way, measuring fear of crime can become a relatively straightforward thing, because the questions asked tap into actual behavior and 'objective' facts, such as the amount of money spent on a burglar-alarm or extra locks. Although, some researchers such as Jesse Omoregie argue that measuring fear of crime can be problematic as there are various factors like social desirability effects, respondents downplaying or over-exaggerating their fear which can affect the reliability of data. Some degree of 'fear' might be healthy for some people, creating a 'natural defence' against crime.
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In 2000, the United Nations' Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights issued General Comment No. 14, which addresses "substantive issues arising in the implementation of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights" with respect to Article 12 and "the right to the highest attainable standard of health." The General Comment provides more explicit, operational language on the freedoms and entitlements included under a right to health. The General Comment makes the direct clarification that "the right to health is not to be understood as a right to be healthy." Instead, the right to health is articulated as a set of both freedoms and entitlements which accommodate the individual's biological and social conditions as well as the State's available resources, both of which may preclude a right to be healthy for reasons beyond the influence or control of the State.
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He also led the minors in homers in 1931. The Minneapolis Millers of the American Association thought Hauser would be a good addition to the even-cozier Nicollet Park, home of the Millers, and they were right. They bought his contract just before the 1932 season. After a slow start, Hauser hit 49 long ones to lead the Association in home runs. He might have hit more, and challenged the league record of 54 (set by Nick Cullop of the Millers in 1930), but he was rested to allow an injury to heal so that he would be healthy for the Junior World Series. 1933 was Hauser's career year. The league decided to cut its schedule from 168 to 154 games, and Hauser went homer-less in his first nine games, so his prospects for even reaching his previous year's total were in doubt.
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CCA is a member of the Avocado West league in San Diego, along with Torrey Pines High School, La Costa Canyon High School, Carlsbad High School, San Dieguito Academy, and Sage Creek High School. The mascot of Canyon Crest Academy is the raven. Fall sports include Boys Water Polo, Girls Golf, Girls Tennis, Girls Volleyball, Cross Country, and Girls Field Hockey; winter sports include Boys Basketball, Boys Soccer, Girls Basketball, Girls Soccer, Girls Water Polo, and Wrestling, and spring sports include Badminton, Boys Golf, Boys Lacrosse, Boys Tennis, Boys Volleyball, Girls Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball, Swimming, Track & Field, and Beach Volleyball CCA does not have a football team or cheerleading squad; the founders of the school did not believe that the culture associated with high school football and cheerleading would be healthy for the students. CCA's primary rival is Torrey Pines High School, located about three miles (5 km) to the west.
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