"Calmer, in brief" refers to the shortening of the noun "tranquilizer" to TRANQ, although "calmer" could also be an adjective.
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Calmer You was developed in collaboration with anxiety expert and author Chloe Brotheridge, whose book "The Anxiety Solution: A Quieter Mind, a Calmer You" contributes to the app's name.
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That "fake"-in-air-quotes coffee shop is causing a lot of real-life shit for the Calmer Days, Calmer Nights Cafe, which is located in a small Melbourne suburb.
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BUSINESS • Global indexes are calmer today after Monday's rout.
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MARKETS CALMER AFTER A TUMULTUOUS START TO THE YEAR | The fears that rattled investors on the first trading day this year appeared to have abated somewhat as markets were calmer this morning,
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I felt a lot calmer after a few deep breaths.
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The calmer approach will mean fewer campaign donations and volunteers.
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This calmer, clearer combination actually allows temperatures to drop faster.
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Pence came off as steadier and calmer in the beginning.
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Ten years later, I'm much older and wiser and calmer.
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Much warmer tomorrow, with calmer breezes and a little sunshine.
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I think you're seeing a calmer set of oil markets.
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This time, a calmer, less threatening person did the talking.
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Being prepared makes me feel calmer about life and work.
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Maybe that's why we need someone who's calmer like Tsai.
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It will take two things for people to feel calmer.
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Occasional showers of rain also helped keep the atmosphere calmer.
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It's a cooler, calmer way to talk about difficult subjects.
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"I felt a lot calmer today," Lincicome told Golf Digest.
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Midway through most of his pitches, the dogs appear calmer.
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In a calmer moment you will look at this differently.
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Seth was calmer at home than he was at school.
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The task could help you feel calmer and more creative.
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Mass psychology appears to be in a different, calmer place.
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The scene inside the mall became calmer and more familiar.
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And yet I felt calmer than I had in months.
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I felt much calmer when I got to the farm.
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This time when Jordie approached his haircut, he was calmer.
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Do you feel calmer, more focused, more present, more awakened?
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He, however, added that the environment is much calmer now.
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When it was over, they went home calmer and happier.
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But the bay is more protected and the water calmer.
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U.S. counterparts are spending as well, but at a calmer pace.
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Adam Scott also played bogey-free in calmer and warmer weather.
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He carried on teaching, but was calmer and more self-contained.
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The atmosphere in Ofra, while tense, was much calmer than Amona.
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The reverse-chronological experience was refreshing and calmer than I expected.
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CAVUTO: Calmer and cooler heads need to prevail on both sides.
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"Things are getting calmer in FIFA," the Brazilian representative told reporters.
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"I don't know if I could have been calmer," she says.
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We notice than Liv is a lot calmer then Caiden was.
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And perhaps calmer seas will be more conducive to transporting rockets.
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"He is happy and has a calmer space here," Villarán said.
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"I'm calmer this time around, 16 years later," says McDonald, 46.
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Broader financial markets grew calmer, with Wall Street paring losses overnight.
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If you're not calmer after watching that you're a fucking chump.
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He opts for Lord version 2.0, a calmer, less-extreme Lord.
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He's nicer, calmer, more settled into his place in the world.
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When she woke again, she was calmer, and asked to leave.
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Blue was calmer and daintier and better suited to Victorian girls.
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But investors have started taking a calmer approach to its markets.
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WATTERS: Do you notice how my voice sounds lower and calmer?
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The government's statement, however, struck a calmer tone, according to analysts.
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Hopefully, calmer voices will prevail and nobody will listen to Graham.
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Pesce, as she spoke with Cerreti, grew calmer and more confident.
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He said calmer winds were helping to keep the fire stationary.
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I felt calmer in the car than I had at home.
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She'll have been glad Ed the Shire Horse was calmer pic.twitter.
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But that may require a calmer world than we currently have.
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This calmer, more reasonable Trump would emerge soon, we were told.
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I found myself feeling calmer as I walked through the museum.
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By that French Open, Pierce was feeling calmer and more peaceful.
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In calmer waters, this crowdsourcing dynamic can be a pleasant one.
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Now a clearer and calmer version of me was in charge.
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Castillo said he is much calmer now, a thousand miles north.
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Here are five ways Google's Sundar Pichai works calmer, not harder.
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Investors schooled in calmer markets may similarly struggle with renewed volatility.
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Restrictions on events were imposed to make them safer and calmer.
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Where Mr. Fairchild had feuded with designers, Mr. McCarthy was calmer.
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"The stellarator is much calmer," he said in a telephone interview.
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Cruz decided to take a "calmer than you are" approach to Trump.
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Despite this, Jake is one of the calmer members of the group.
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This just feels a bit calmer and better and deeper and nicer.
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He was emotional in the first few conversations, but gradually got calmer.
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As soon as she wrapped her hands around it, she felt calmer.
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If you want a calmer experience, experts recommend shopping at off hours.
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FEW figures were cooler or calmer than Pierre Boulez on the podium.
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The move has also been aided by calmer recession fears, he said.
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But even in calmer conditions, the losses were steady and seemingly unstoppable.
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I usually come in from pumping calmer than when I went out.
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But market reaction on Wednesday after Mr. Trump's victory was decidedly calmer.
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Gail: Well, I'm sure it will be calmer than the last one.
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I'm now on my second try, and I feel a lot calmer.
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But even during calmer times, Fauci seems to work around the clock.
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Weather: Still chilly but calmer and sunny, with a high of 26.
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Without the array of books on the shelves, the corner felt calmer.
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Xie remained optimistic and pugnacious, but he was also calmer, more aloof.
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At the end of each day, I felt calmer, and free. ♦
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Asian markets signaled a calmer outlook after Monday's sharp drop in stocks.
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The protests on Wednesday were calmer, and no demonstrators breached the gates.
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Even some real estate agents welcome the idea of a calmer market.
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I guarantee you'll feel calmer the minute you lay eyes on it.
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You are calmer now than you were this morning on my MacBook.
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And, well, at the end of the day if an app ends up making some people feel calmer because they think it's helping them feel calmer it's arguably doing something positive (even if not necessarily for the reasons claimed).
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Even vocalizing it, I felt calmer and more prepared to address my phobias.
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But sending 1,000 more troops to the region drowns out those calmer noises.
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Temperatures were in the 80s with extremely low humidity and calmer winds Friday.
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The calmer you are, the happier — and better things will come your way.
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In a calmer news cycle, sensationalized weather terms might be a welcome diversion.
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The actress has settled into a calmer life in London – and found love.
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The situation in the area has grown calmer, at least for the moment.
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More United starts from those instincts: it wants a calmer, more collaborative politics.
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They also reported feeling happier and calmer; their self-esteem was much higher.
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Overall, market sentiment was slightly calmer from previous sessions as geopolitical concerns eased.
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Trump maintained a calmer demeanor throughout and was never knocked off his stride.
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Berlin may wish to think about calmer and more constructive U.S.-German relations.
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"It's been calmer than normal in the last couple of years," he said.
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Given her otherwise lavish life, it seems the singer dreams of calmer surroundings.
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Calmer You is a free download on iOS with a subscription business model.
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You are likely to feel your breath getting calmer and your senses quietened.
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The vibe is much calmer and quieter than other hotels in the area.
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Then I can face the drama in my house in a calmer way.
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At my mother's funeral, I was calmer than I had ever imagined being.
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We're in a calmer, little more cautious tone and that's weighing on gold.
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There's also some evidence that fearful pets age faster than their calmer peers.
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Later in the day, in a calmer moment, I realized I was wrong.
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Traders are betting on even calmer stock markets as the persistently climbs higher.
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The calmer you are, the slower things are, the more life you have.
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Brighton is clean, and much calmer than, say, Coney Island or the Rockaways.
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Reading the Bible, Mr. Mohammad claimed, made him calmer than reading the Quran.
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He is much cooler and calmer ... I can be more impulsive and outspoken.
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A day earlier, evacuees crowded the parking lot, but things are calmer now.
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Sources told PEOPLE that the move helped her find a calmer, less intense lifestyle.
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In recent years, fossils in ancient rock bolstered the zircons' story of calmer climes.
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You may find yourself calmer, more productive, and more appreciative of peace and quiet.
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I've become calmer over time; I was always chasing girls when I was younger.
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The longer I stayed, the calmer I grew and the stranger his works grew.
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After 30 minutes, I opened my eyes and everything in the room felt calmer.
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He's a calmer speaker, a more confident lover, and a little less self-obsessed.
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He also stays calmer in a lot of situations and keeps things in perspective.
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Collins wants his players to focus on a calmer approach with runners on base.
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These data points exist, but there was plenty of evidence of a calmer life.
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Kiril wished the teacher could be calmer, less concerned with the emotions of others.
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Someone must have convinced him that a calmer image was in his political interest.
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I'm focusing on the right things, so it's making me calmer in my mind.
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I have spent time in Puglia, Calabria and Sicily — but Basilicata is different, calmer.
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And the great reveal: a playroom that was unquestionably tidier, calmer and more inviting.
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The prospect of calmer political waters has renewed investors' interest in the country's debt.
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The waters are calmer so far in Idaho, where both candidates to replace Gov.
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A State of the Union address, even in calmer times, is an evanescent thing.
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Meanwhile, gold-related stocks tumbled 2.01% as bullion prices slipped on calmer geopolitical conditions.
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One prays that the country is too smart for that and calmer minds prevail.
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But when I rephrased the question slightly, he gave a calmer, more measured answer.
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"I felt much calmer than I felt on any major championship Sunday," García said.
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You may find yourself in a calmer, less anxious, and clearer state of mind.
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Facing such perilous conditions, lots and lots of Republicans are steering toward calmer shores.
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New York is safer and calmer now than most of us can ever remember.
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The mood on Wall Street was only slightly calmer than Wednesday's 832-point nosedive.
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After the VR session, she's visibly calmer and a noticeable hand tremor has temporarily eased.
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By then he lived in Belgium, where he says the drinking culture is far calmer.
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"The changes that I've seen in my mom: She's happier, and she's calmer," Lovato added.
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Wednesdays tend to be calmer than the other meeting-heavy days I have at work.
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After using the Peeling Sticks, blemishes disappear quickly and skin looks calmer and less inflamed.
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He's a lot calmer than I thought, with twins [especially] — that's a lot of work.
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The extended time frame for Black Friday deals has led to calmer lines as well.
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I will say that my 20s, relatively speaking, have been much calmer and much happier.
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A better political climate and calmer commodity markets have been a boon for the country.
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Despite the brief outbursts, the demonstrations were calmer than those on the previous two nights.
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According to The Guardian, the burly kangaroo got calmer and softer in his later years.
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Palmer said calmer weather in sight despite severe weather advisories remaining in place through Friday.
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Now I work in a clothes shop, which has normal hours and is much calmer.
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Adams, with gray hair and a sizeable mustache, gives off a calmer, more staid vibe.
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"The question is, do calmer heads prevail and do we see work to de-escalate."
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I felt much calmer and in control this time, unlike when the Paris attacks occurred.
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Conkling didn't do calmer moments, but he soon enough granted Arthur an almost unique forgiveness.
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Luckily I, the calmer head in the family, Googled this; could it possibly be true?
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She is calmer now because the surgery went fine and I'm in such good shape.
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The effect was immediate: she felt calmer and was able to sleep through the night.
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I am the calmer parent, so I tend to take her out on practice drives.
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This week is much calmer than the last, and contains only a few major aspects.
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During the Wimbledon fortnight, she talked about having a different mind-set, about being calmer.
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So, it's no surprise that some of his calmer contestants didn't get much screen time.
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So go ahead and quit Facebook if it makes you feel calmer or more productive.
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"Shelling is calmer than before, it's true, but there is still shelling," a resident said.
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It was my link to a calmer past and my thread through a turbulent present.
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Global investors appeared calmer today: Asian markets dropped modestly, and European markets opened slightly higher.
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What would help is calmer markets since this would dull the yen's safe haven allure.
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In fact, it seems many are remaining calmer than their older (and supposed wiser) counterparts.
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Warmer waters and calmer weather of late have only increased the migrants' attempts to reach Europe.
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I'm slightly better, and definitely calmer, but the uneasiness is still present and impossible to ignore.
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You can do this, they say in a voice far deeper and calmer than your own.
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Only one event, which occurred at night when winds are generally calmer, may have been seismic.
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The clashes on Saturday and Sunday marked a return to unrest after days of calmer demonstrations.
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Throughout most of the back-and-forth, Pence appeared calmer and more deliberative than his opponent.
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"The Cane", directed by Vicky Featherstone, finds Mr Ravenhill addressing these themes in a calmer voice.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that Lohan was living a much calmer life across the pond.
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Higher pressure and calmer winds led to sinking air, keeping the pollutants trapped near the surface.
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Despite the calmer, saner second try, Spicer avoided giving straight answers and dodged the tough questions.
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I'm calmer, I try to think first and I try to not take things so personally.
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Fairchild said he feels calmer knowing the law will become effective in just a few months.
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The blended family Today, things are much calmer for the pair and their entire blended family.
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I'm always trying to find the way to have the calmer take than the media landscape.
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The lack of intensity in space today reflects the calmer nature of superpower rivalry on Earth.
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The Japanese company behind Mui says the technology blends into your home, for a calmer environment.
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"This means we are calmer but we can't let that influence us and relax," she said.
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But Donald was calmer and her evening would go well and her mother would be happy.
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Looking back, I wish I had expressed my displeasure at the book in a calmer way.
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She was on medication and taken care of… She was calmer and there were fewer distractions.
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The fires, which have so far destroyed 904 structures, including 691 homes, came despite calmer winds.
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I'm just saying it is good thing that they're coming here, and tempers are calmer now.
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There are calmer countries, in which one can have less experience and learn on the job.
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They remained calmer and less prone to excitability than new neurons in the inactive animals' brains.
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I've battled mental illness most of my life and found running made me calmer and happier.
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Scientists have documented that people feel calmer and happier when their environment is clean and tidy.
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ECONUS Markets have turned calmer in recent days, helped by stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation figures.
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Reyes had been less jumpy and had displayed a slower, calmer setup in his swing mechanics.
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Democrats had a much calmer 2016 primary than Republicans did, though they often remember it differently.
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We would reassure you that next week will be calmer, but we're not allowed to lie.
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Afterward, a markedly calmer Guardiola demurred when he was asked about the decisions he had protested.
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Continued flood warnings The National Weather Service predicts "much calmer" weather in most areas this weekend,.
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Positive thinking, coupled with actively addressing the physical symptoms of stress, will make you noticeably calmer.
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It is more equipped to self-regulate and so is calmer and better able to sleep.
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No, says Samuels, who is turning out to be a relentless calmer of my twitch paranoia.
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I wasn't that into reading back then, but as I started to read, I felt calmer.
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Since last February, Istanbul has become calmer and more secure — but it's also quieter, muted almost.
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Her stern singing and pleasurably spacious arrangement reject spontaneous anger for a calmer, simmering, more rational anger.
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No. But I felt calmer after our appointment than I have in months, which is pretty monumental.
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The ones Kaity Mitchell has devised for Portale are calmer, but that doesn't mean they've given up.
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In about a decade, America's fleet of attack submarines will shrink, reflecting decisions taken in calmer times.
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The situation was calmer on Tuesday though gunfire could still be heard in the camp, witnesses said.
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I am reminded of how much I love him and end the day feeling calmer and optimistic.
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However, most days are really slow, and I'm expecting the rest of the day to be calmer.
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S. domestic economic conditions clearly warrant a hike and the international landscape is now calmer than before.
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I did all three, and in the end, I felt 10x calmer than I ever thought possible.
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And all this is before the summer weather and calmer seas that facilitated last year's mass influx.
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They were calmer than the previous two evenings and a curfew extended over the city was lifted.
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Friends have noticed the normally stoic guy is now laughing a lot, and much calmer than usual.
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I started to feel calmer and had more clarity of my thoughts and emotions after five days.
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Macron stressed the importance of a calmer dialogue between Turkey and the European Union, the source added.
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These days, thankfully, things are much calmer, and Abuja is finally shaking off its sense of terror.
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Chile's forestry industry asked for calmer heads to prevail as it also found itself on the defensive.
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Sawa also told People that he hopes his daughter will be a bit calmer than his son.
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I'm calmer and feel less stressed after sitting with Ms. Cupid, Raphael, Bob, and their various companions.
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" In her experience, Dr. Harrop said, "Children who've had good information sharing are much calmer, less anxious.
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On the one hand, I felt a bit calmer and had more luck with work and dating.
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Thompson, Ko and Kim played in calmer morning conditions, but with the thick rough wet from dew.
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This is a part of Calmer You's parent company PSYT's agenda — turning self-help books into apps.
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So if "no" is a raging river rapid, turning down a party invitation is a calmer inlet.
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She said the neighborhood was rough when she first moved in, but lately, things have been calmer.
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"I wanted to throw up, but now I have a plan so I feel calmer," she said.
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The situation appeared calmer earlier Thursday after the demonstrators withdrew from the embassy compound the day before.
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In this exhibition, the waters are calmer, but the sea air is rendered with no less care.
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It's alarming to see Democrats considering nominating someone who expressed the same ideas in a calmer tone.
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We met a few days later, and he was barely calmer, although self-awareness softened the effect.
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The campus was calmer, but everyone was on guard to see if the police would come back.
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The mood was helped by calmer bond markets, following the spike in US Treasury yields last week.
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The exercise lead to a lot of the executives feeling calmer and less consumed by their thoughts.
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Still, things were a bit calmer on Thursday than on Christmas Day, when protesters and police clashed.
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"Talked to him before the game today and he was a lot calmer," Collins said of Reyes.
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But I think once the FDA process has finished, things will become calmer and much more clear.
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I feel calmer, more relaxed, and my mind is clear, often for the first time in weeks.
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Protests organised as part of a "day of rage" on June 21st were calmer and smaller than expected.
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By letting it grow organically before declaring a revolution, we could help make AR's development a little calmer.
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After working through his fears and doubts, he's come out the other side stronger, calmer and more peaceful.
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Its outer wooden walls are also smooth, contrasting drastically with the wooden dowels and evoking a calmer mood.
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This was a slightly calmer area than the coast where storm had made landfall about 20 miles away.
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There were moments last week where I was like, you know, I could live a calmer, simpler life.
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For my commute and warm-ups/cool-downs, I prefer calmer music like orchestral pieces and jazz standards.
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Farmville, Virginia (CNN)For one night, Mike Pence put a calmer, gentler face on the 2016 Republican ticket.
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He emerged as the calmer, smoother counterpart to the erratic performance by Donald Trump during last week's debate.
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Kostin also recommended stocks that trade calmer than others, encouraging clients to look for securities with low volatility.
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On a calmer note, Matthews did also reveal that he once played – and beat – Leonardo DiCaprio at backgammon.
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I think I'm finally ready to go back to something cleaner and calmer, like white or light blue.
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Once installed, Siempo makes your homescreen a calmer interface, without things like badged icons or colorful corporate logos.
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The area has been calmer in recent days but the shooting brought festering racial tension to the surface.
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" The actress went on to say that her two daughters have "made me such a calmer, better person.
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I put off all my calls till after boxing, because it puts me in a much calmer place.
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Today is a little more of a calmer market that's saying we can get through these hawkish dynamics.
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Look at organizations with longer time lags and more editors and you get better, calmer, more considered coverage.
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With both of my kids, I was immediately a calmer, happier mom once we were exclusively on formula.
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And then sleep, specifically deep sleep, magically brings it back online, and lets you start your day calmer.
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Friday's calmer markets followed one of the biggest moves in the 20183-year Treasury yield in recent years.
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The experience helped her sleep better and become calmer (though she was eager to resume her regular life).
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Markets were calmer after sharp selloff on Monday, but the U.S. rates outlook kept the overall mood bearish.
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The tracks are calmer, more centered, but still filled with the giddy bliss that they've made their hallmark.
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Parker's voice pierces through the track, Steve Garrington's bass is finally decipherable, and everything feels a lot calmer.
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To deliver on this agenda, he needs Trump to deliver on a calmer foreign-policy and business environment.
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During a break, Mr. McGahn told him he had to dial it back and strike a calmer tone.
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For bachelors and bachelorettes looking for a calmer setting without the bustling city vibe, consider California's wine country.
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Martha brought a calmer and a technical mastery of the sport, which allowed for a more collaborative approach.
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The environment was safe and allowed me to take the first steps to being a calmer, happier person.
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A calmer episode depicts the grieving voice of the lustful Francesca da Rimini trapped in an eternal whirlwind.
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"I can be here and rent an apartment for a year, wait until everything gets calmer," he mused.
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Calmer winds quieted the fire, which has burned 271,000 acres, the third largest fire in modern California history.
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Thursday's markets were calmer but with a volatile move higher in stocks that peaked during late-morning trading.
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A few years ago, she moved inland to calmer climes and a two-bedroom condo in Midtown West.
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"Because it is a bit off central London, it always felt easier and calmer to me," she said.
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But there are ways and tools to make the trip safer, calmer and more comfortable for everyone involved.
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While foreign exchange markets have been calmer, the turbulence was enough to upend some popular trades, analysts said.
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Technophobia made more sense in the calmer, carefreer '90s, perhaps, when the events of the books took place.
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It's even calmer than Platys Gialos and is home to some of the best tavernas on the island.
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In this new exhibition, the waters are calmer, but the sea air is rendered with no less care.
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His confrontation with the man had been threatening and traumatic, but perhaps Vance can create a calmer atmosphere.
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When I untangled myself from this messy cycle, I felt calmer and connected to my most authentic self.
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If your pet is used to loud sounds, then they will be calmer and more relaxed on the flight.
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I think maybe that's why we are a little calmer than perhaps you would have thought given the headlines.
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Thinking that something will help a particular symptom, or make you calmer, can make you feel like it's working.
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Takato Fujime said he was calmer about the Trump presidency, adding he was not too alarmed by the comments.
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The color adjusted nicely, as well, and never seemed overtly orange in an attempt to make a calmer light.
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By eliminating these neurons in the mice, the mice's major breathing patterns were unchanged, but they became significantly calmer.
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Once back indoors where things are warmer and calmer, the headphones work normally and don't show any unusual behavior.
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Following the media coverage, it sounded like Lohan left him, seeking a calmer life on the ocean without him.
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We're not sure that the blue actually made us feel calmer, but it sure is pretty to look at.
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Equally you can savor strolling through the calmer buzz of a local barrio turned out together into the streets.
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The summit is somewhat calmer than yesterday, when an explosion sent ash 5.6 miles (9.1 kilometers) into the sky.
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"It looks like things are getting calmer," Valls said, adding that a return to normal would take several days.
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The calmer tone came in contrast to US President Donald Trump's tough rhetoric toward North Korea earlier this week.
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The atmosphere was generally calmer on Monday, as several hundred people gathered in front of the Catalan Interior Ministry.
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We would get rid of some of the high-velocity hedge fund folks and we would have calmer markets.
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SHE IS NOW LIVING A MUCH CALMER LIFE IN FLORIDA WITH HER SECOND HUSBAND, A FORMER HIGH SCHOOL CLASSMATE.
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Thankfully, this Thursday, March 9, the red planet floats into calmer waters, dropping anchor in Taurus until April 21.
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Even highly skilled people, those most likely to be in high-pressure jobs, may be feeling a little calmer.
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By some weird hunter-gatherer instinct (or calmer demeanors than I have, at least) they're reeling in shrimp regularly.
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And then we like to take a deep breath afterward and have more of a calmer — technical, maybe — guy.
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"I have become a much calmer person and realize family is more important than anything else," Mr. Cunningham said.
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All that may turn travelers away from Europe's largest economies and toward calmer places like Spain, Greece or Scandinavia.
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It wasn't what his son — who emerged "sadder, but calmer" — wanted to hear, but he appreciated their empathetic candor.
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"Once somebody's got fear, like Iraq will have, like China will have," he said, the world will grow calmer.
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John Kelly was hired as chief of staff in July, the West Wing has become a somewhat calmer workplace.
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Or does it want to prioritize prevention, safety and perhaps the calmer quality of life found in smaller cities?
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Even as the earth warms and extreme weather becomes more common, some years are colder and calmer than others.
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With each new mishap, though, I feel calmer, more confident that I could handle myself in a real crisis.
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At present, a calmer climate has returned to Greece after years of financial drama, attracting the attention of investors.
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Cespedes and Cabrera have constantly been in the ear of the struggling Reyes about being calmer at the plate.
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The divisive themes of Mr. Trump's campaign tend to generate more engagement than Democrats' calmer, more policy-focused appeals.
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He said expectations of calmer markets led large swings in commodity currencies after the Doha meeting to stabilize somewhat.
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Another study found autistic children were calmer and interacted more when in the presence of guinea pigs than toys.
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Confidence: Medium-High Friday is much calmer but also colder, as a large high pressure system engulfs the region.
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My racing thoughts slowed down, and I felt physically calmer than I usually do when I'm lying in bed.
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Although I didn't cry that night, I did feel calmer than I usually do, and I fell asleep quickly.
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Confidence: Medium Monday is calmer with mostly sunny and dry conditions and highs in the mid- to upper 40s.
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The cold front that blasted through Saturday brought more comfortable temperatures and the promise of a few calmer days.
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"For introverts, we feel at our most alive and switched on when things are a bit calmer," she says.
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And I can't scientifically prove it, but as we bounced up to cruising altitude I felt, well, noticeably calmer.
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It makes it so much harder to get to a calmer place, and we really want to do that.
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"They don't offer exhaust rumble, but they're far smoother, calmer, and more pleasant to drive in traffic," he said.
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"I'd feel a lot calmer if I could speak to my wife and children and be informed," he said.
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Google research informed me I would not get high but would be calmer, less anxious, maybe a little sleepy.
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Yet hope remains: "20 Something," which closes the album, returns to "Supermodel"'s guitar tone, only calmer, lovelier, more reassuring.
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Treasury yields rose Monday as calmer equity markets encouraged a shift away from the relative safety of U.S. government debt.
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For all the blustering that I've seen on TV, Christie is a much calmer and more subdued individual in person.
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If a body starts to register stress, the patch vibrates to help you get back into a calmer breathing rhythm.
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And in some ways that means they are once again — as ever — in tune with the scene: calmer, more collected.
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When you give yourself permission to honor your cravings, your relationship with food will feel calmer and include more variety.
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Since political risk will be a big input into Aramco's valuation, it would be logical to wait for calmer times.
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It takes away the constant pinging of Slack in favor of something calmer and more conducive to doing focused work.
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We all saw the second half was calmer and that allowed our players to do their talking with the football.
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You can tell it's still Clarke but there's simultaneously something more mature, more broken, and yet also calmer about her.
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I told my story an awful lot, which tends to make you calmer when you're processing some of those things.
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Police deployed again on Tuesday in two of the townships that saw violence on Monday, but the situation was calmer.
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It was there he learned the tougher the question he had to ask, the calmer the delivery had to be.
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Even though Magnusson's instinct was to respond to her neighbor with anger, she forced herself to take a calmer approach.
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" Scaramucci appeared to take a calmer tone with the media, saying he wants to create a "fresh start for everybody.
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In calmer times, Arabs from across the region would flock to indulge in Lebanon's glitzy rooftop bars and mega-clubs.
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I was in Manchester for ten years, and when I came back I noticed the buses were just way calmer.
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Mary Lee Gannon is an executive coach and CEO who helps leaders become more effective, calmer, and build better relationships.
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And so here I am, back at work, for the very simple reason that it is so much calmer here.
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The dog could have, as the production company states, entered the water in a calmer state and then gone underwater.
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Our era is calmer and safer and less vicious (Trump and Twitter notwithstanding), but its peace feels like cultural exhaustion.
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The snow alone is exemplary, building up into an astonishing storm above the dancing then relaxing into a calmer downpour.
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A: While markets have been calmer recently, or at least less turbulent, there is still significant scope for further volatility.
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Hooper believes a trade deal will bring back capital expenditure spending plans as companies revert to a calmer global environment.
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The high setting works great for larger rooms, while the lower setting will be a little calmer for small spaces.
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"It's possible we could see calmer markets this week but we are not out of the woods yet," Thomas Harr.
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Campaigners say the Rohingya are likely to start traveling after the monsoon in late November when the water is calmer.
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Broader financial markets grew calmer, with Wall Street paring losses overnight, after the White House raised the possibility of exemptions.
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Around 1,000 Libyan children now attend such clubs, located in the center of Tripoli, which is calmer than the south.
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He imagined that horses, unencumbered by human vanity, would see the world in a clearer, calmer, and more honest light.
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After an orgasm, I am also much calmer, and I've found that it's actually a fantastic way to stimulate the brain.
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The stores will feature light wood and calmer colors, a shift from the bright oranges and greens that it currently uses.
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Ultimately, the lifestyle made me feel calmer and more at peace, which in turn led to a delightful feeling of contentedness.
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It will calm down, not today because temperatures are high, but in two weeks from now, things will be much calmer.
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Images of jubilant Zimbabweans spilling onto the streets have since transitioned into a calmer and freer country — for now, at least.
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I should have come here in the first place – it's way calmer and I know exactly where everything I need is.
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It's made me calmer and more productive, and all I had to press was one button on the iPhone's Control Center.
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But now that the situation in Bangui is calmer, he is keen to share his experiences to encourage and teach others.
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I often find myself wishing I could be the calmer, cooler version of a girl that I see portrayed in media.
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"I wanted to be able to tell our parents later in a calmer, celebratory fashion," the mom-to-be points out.
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The more active dogs go to veterans who need help to get out and the calmer dogs go to children. pic.twitter.
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Fortunately, there are ways to avoid some of these small irritations and make your day just a little bit calmer. Namaste.
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A little pebble beach opened up to a fork in the river, a point where the rapids broke into calmer water.
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In order to escape the calmer waters of minimum security prison, Frieda betrayed Carol by turning her stash into the authorities.
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On calmer days, the turbine would fan out to its jaw-dropping, 1300-foot span in order to maximize energy production.
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Another approach is to learn effective relaxation strategies to help return your body to a calmer state after you get anxious.
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Now that Philippe has vented his anger on her clone, she will welcome back a much calmer and more loving husband.
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Calmer technology, pleaseIt's been a year of reckoning for technology companies, and nowhere is this more apparent than on social media.
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Matamoros Mayor Mario Lopez described the city as calmer than neighboring towns, because of a truce between two rival drug cartels.
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Buying the assets was meant to preserve financial stability, but now things are calmer the case for owning them has weakened.
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She used to "overthink" the future, but has found ways to feel calmer, something she attributes to participating in Bussma activities.
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But although tens of thousands were killed in the north during this phoney ceasefire, the south in fact grew significantly calmer.
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"It's not safe enough for a mass return," explains his security chief at Sinouni, who in calmer times was a veterinarian.
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Unlike many other spots in this neighborhood, the Left Door aims to be a little calmer and a little more collected.
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His team picked a small room with rows of seats, a much calmer setting than a big standing-room-only rally.
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However, the Fed's own analysis remained then, and remains today, far calmer and in fact far more optimistic than the markets'.
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They won't make all your problems go away, but they may help you approach each day with a fresher, calmer mind.
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It was a lot calmer than yesterday but still busy, so I was able to make a good amount of tips.
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For decades, leftist groups were associated with violence during the annual May Day demonstrations, which have grown calmer in recent years.
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In the IHOP in Lower Manhattan, the interior was much calmer, and it was definitely going for a coffee shop vibe.
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By putting up decorations we have time to reflect and remember those who have passed, which can make us feel calmer.
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The AP also reports that warmer weather and calmer waters have increased the numbers of migrants and refugees fleeing to Europe.
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It was a considerably calmer performance in comparison to the live acrobatics that she's built a reputation for over the years.
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Promising not to test any more weapons might make the Kim-Moon summit at the inter-Korean border a little calmer.
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If people feel calmer and happier, they'll spend more time in the location, and they'll come back and spend more money.
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Analysts attributed the calmer state of markets overnight to the lack of substantial new developments on the U.S.-China trade spat.
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"They continue their criticism of the accord but in a calmer manner because the Supreme Leader supports the deal," said Khadir.
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Fire growth slowed earlier in the week with calmer winds and cooler temperatures and this weather trend is expected to continue.
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"It will be challenging at first, but you'll feel freer and much calmer by the end of your trip," she said.
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Today, the store was much calmer, which made me think of a piece written in the New Yorker by Hannah Goldfield.
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"I feel calmer while drinking from my crystal water bottle," said Ms. Satloff, the designer of the jewelry line Larkspur & Hawk.
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All this means I feel calmer, healthier, better rested — and I'm not rushing to move back to the city anytime soon.
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Viewed as a calmer version of his predecessor, Don McGahn, he is said to be more temperamentally agreeable to the president.
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But if the shouting, trolling and violence keep up, people are going to leave those halls for calmer ones, Singer argues.
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Halfway through eating my burger, I felt calmer than normal, and it occurred to me that the tea was kicking in.
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Coetzee and the boat's captain trailed the perch into calmer waters — but that, he said, is where the crocodiles hang out.
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But compared with those in the United States, conversations about guns tend to be calmer and less ideological in New Zealand.
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Reading it helps me feel calmer when I look at the world: We're just warlike animals doing the best we can.
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The mood was calmer than the tense scenes during last month's round in Arlington, Virginia, where tough U.S. demands were revealed.
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"On neutral territory everyone will be calmer," Kiselyov, who is close to the Kremlin, said in a report on the subject.
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Many studies have been done to show the benefits of meditation: it can make you calmer and happier and a better person.
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When you finally say "screw this" and go in with an indifferent, but confident attitude, you'll be a lot calmer, he explains.
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She said the boy is calmer than during their first conversations, but he is still anxious and wants to see his parents.
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"When you get [Venter] one-to-one he is a different, and calmer, beast from his image in the press," says Spector.
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Here's to a quieter, calmer year ahead filled with joy and hope and maybe, just maybe, a chance to reconci- Oh no.
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When the weather is calmer, Barcelona's geographical position between the sea and mountains makes it difficult to disperse air pollutants, he said.
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Both contenders shifted back and forth between offense and defense, a sharp departure from the calmer tone of the party's earlier debates.
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In these first months of life, comforting your baby and calming their body down actually helps them be calmer humans long-term.
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"About four, five, six months in -- what happens in a healthy relationship is that things settle down, they become calmer," Wakin explained.
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Arrivals are far more frequent in the summer, when the calmer, warmer Mediterranean is often far easier to cross than in winter.
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On the techlash thing, first, I would like to see us get calmer and more nuanced about, let's just solve the problem.
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If it does, and if those problems can be treated, we might one day live in a much happier and calmer world.
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It can serve as a mobile bedroom, replacing red-eye flights with a smoother, calmer, quicker, and more environmentally friendly travel option.
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"Overnight, calmer winds and lighter fuels slowed fire growth along the south and east flanks of the North Spring Fire," it says.
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Most people might hold out for a calmer interlude to make a major hair change, but then again, Gomez isn't most people.
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I'll call or text a friend or my mom and sit outside and smoke cigarettes until I feel a little bit calmer.
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"Despite some violations the situation is much calmer than before," said opposition activist Mohammed al-Homsi, speaking via Skype from northern Syria.
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And better yet, by the time I arrive at work, I'm calmer, happier and in a better headspace for the day ahead.
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Traders said a calmer tone in global markets after jitters over a failed coup in Turkey subsided, was also helping the pound.
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Sitting next to James on their living-room sofa, with Jude in her arms, Carole appears calmer than she has all week.
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I was still wearing the rustling fluorescent uniform of the modern hiker, but I'd begun, perhaps, to give off fewer, calmer vibrations.
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" Once you feel calmer, you will be better able to ask yourself: "What are the sensations that you're experiencing when you're upset?
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The war is now taking place around Aleppo city, and here, in the northern countryside of the province, it is calmer now.
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Barbiturates, a class of sedatives that helped hundreds of thousands of people to feel calmer, were among the first popular psychiatric drugs.
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Beginning in September, some schools in calmer areas began quietly reopening, said Inderjeet Sharma, the chief education officer in the Budgam district.
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Most of the overcrowded boats are expected to cross during the spring and summer, when the Mediterranean is calmer, Italian authorities say.
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She was much calmer by this point—but faux-frustrated that she had to take her jewelry off—a bit flirty, even.
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My cortisol levels revealed a much healthier, calmer day, albeit with a peak of stress in the morning caused by concussion headaches.
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They dismissed suggestions that they had courted danger, citing cases of vessels robbed in calmer regions, like the Canary Islands or Corsica.
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Other amenities include tennis courts, bike rentals, a game room, as well as a peaceful spa and calmer adults-only rooftop pool.
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It has to be calmer than the full-fledged M1223 Competition, but it needs to be sportier than the 2122 Series lineup.
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He had become more confident, assertive and emotionally transparent, and I was calmer, not so judgmental and considerably less manic about rules.
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Though Wilson said he is neutral on health care, he pointed out that the industry may benefit from a calmer political atmosphere.
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This new album is the most successful of the lot — calmer but not remotely calm, more emotional but not at all tender.
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In five colorful short tales we meet Rhino-B, a bold rhinoceros beetle, and his calmer buddy, Stag-B, a stag beetle.
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On the street, when Mr. Trump is not in town, things are considerably calmer than they were last year after the election.
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Things are looking calmer, but it is yet to be seen whether a new Telecom Italia management can revive the operator's fortunes.
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The quieter, calmer, more multifaceted kids don't get the same kind of exposure, either out in the world or on the web.
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A common alteration to make a ward calmer is replacing the nurses' station—hub of activity and chatter—with several small reception desks.
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IN CALMER times the flight from Dubai to Beirut ends with stunning vistas of the hills of Damascus and the mountains of Lebanon.
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Rosenthal gets requests to be Santa during the calmer off season, too: For example, he's hired to deliver birthday presents and anniversary presents.
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We settled in a little more after Dubai and she stayed calmer and I think we worked better in the last few legs.
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Terrig had encouraged Bryn to play the harmonica after noticing how much calmer it made him, and music helped Bryn through his illness.
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Berlant said the Thomas Fire was 60% contained as of Wednesday afternoon, adding that cooler, calmer weather recently gave crews the upper hand.
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It also gave him enough standing in the party, when times were calmer, to barrack other leaders continually to leave Maoist methods alone.
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But Clark has the presence of mind to point down at Bell, basically saying "We can't do this here", and calmer heads prevail.
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Harvey was a rescued border collie with terrible separation anxiety, and I was a lot calmer and happier when he was around, too.
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Solimano told the station that Sofiya was much calmer and cooler under immense pressure than you would expect of a 9-year-old.
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There's some evidence that therapeutic robots like Paro, a fluffy seal used in some hospitals, can make people feel calmer and more social.
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VIX values greater than 30 are generally associated with high market volatility, while values lower than 20 tend to indicate a calmer market.
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It's long been known that meditation helps children feel calmer, but new research is helping quantify its benefits for elementary school-age children.
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"I went because I thought it would help me sleep calmer and I wouldn't be bothering my husband as much," said Solon, 47.
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Similarly, the South China Sea situation is calmer at the moment, but will likely flare up as soon as any claimant acts rashly.
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Saturday's demonstrations appeared to be calmer than those that occurred a weekend ago, when police arrested more than 300 people by 85033 a.m.
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It felt calmer and more hopeful than many other correctional environments I've visited, and staff confirmed that they enjoy working in the unit.
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They suffered tragic losses in Niger and the Middle East, but also fulfilled a host of duties in calmer places in the world.
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But Martz also cautioned that nominees will help set the tone of hearings, and if they don't misstep, the tenor could remain calmer.
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Despite a calmer tone to markets, analysts said traders remained sensitive to the headlines coming from Italy - the euro zone's third-biggest economy.
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But he also believes a durable, well-designed and accurate kid tracker can change the world by keeping kids safer, and parents calmer.
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In one study, anxious teens who anticipated a painful recovery after surgery experienced more pain than calmer teens who expected smooth recoveries. Why?
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If we don't drive, there is a vibrating bracelet called Doppel that mimics a calmer heartbeat on the inside of the wrist. 3.
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I'm now calmer, less stressed about daily life, and more attuned to myself than ever before — all thanks to a great yoga mat.
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And most of her paddling experience — extensive as it was — had been in Hawaii, where the waters were warmer, calmer and more inviting.
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A hurricane in 1938 knocked out a small chunk of the barrier island, bringing the force of the ocean into the calmer bay.
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Still, the scene at Gatwick on Friday was much calmer than in previous days, when frustrated and frantic passengers packed its two terminals.
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"I realized that it doesn't have to be limited to just mindfulness," explains Begley, as to how he got started with Calmer You.
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Calmer You is also more geared toward women, as much of Brotheridge's own work was particularly focused on anxiety's impact on young women.
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It was a lot calmer just a week earlier, when Twitter held an offsite meeting for its staff members — some 3,500 of them.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets were calmer Wednesday as central banks across the region moved aggressively to shore up slowing economic growth.
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Clinton, as a calmer hand on the tiller, would be the kind of predictable leader that the Kremlin preferred, albeit a hostile one.
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And if that whole is chaotic, even "mad" at times, there is a single moment of narrative that gestures toward a calmer way.
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My body knew what to expect from the Napper at that point, and it did make me feel calmer as I fell asleep.
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The capital Conakry was calmer on Wednesday though there were pockets of violence in some areas and police dispersed crowds with tear gas.
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For everyone who's tired of seeing all these hipsters coming across—I could imagine it would be a calmer year on that front.
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"I'd encourage anyone looking to adopt a cat to look at the grown-ups first for calmer, and just [an] adorable companionship," they said.
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"It's been a pretty all-consuming political affair," a senior U.S. official told reporters, noting recent signs of a "calmer trajectory" in the drama.
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The reason I still practice yoga, even if in a disgruntled state, is that I generally feel better and sometimes calmer after doing it.
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After enduring such a stressful and painful time, Matheny says he is relieved that life for him and his daughter is much calmer now.
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I like to think calmer heads will prevail on both sides and ultimately, accommodations will be made and a deal will ultimately be achieved.
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" Confirming the change in her sister-in-law's outlook, Gorga says, "I think she's different, she has a different outlook on life – she's calmer.
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He gets wild in the support role, willing to push for a kill or a buff where calmer players would take the cautious route.
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It's tempting to imagine that rising political polarization is just a temporary blip and America will soon return to a calmer, friendlier political system.
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Then she told her students to send texts saying they were safe in that space, and watched as the calmer teenagers comforted the others.
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They are soft, warm, familiar, and remind me of calmer times which, in response, helps calm me down in moments of anxiety and panic.
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As Apple brings smartphones to bold new places, another company is trying to take us back to a simpler, calmer, and much cheaper time.
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A calmer Charlotte On the day Putney released the tapes, hundreds of activists took to the streets in multiple protests that largely proved peaceful.
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And of course, it's now sold online on darknet markets in ready-made vape cartridges, allowing for slower, calmer, more controlled—even public—use.
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But daylight and calmer waters made for better search conditions Friday, Captain Michael Mullen, chief of response for Coast Guard District 9, told reporters.
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Smith said the forecasts showed Monday would be calmer and he hoped the regatta would be back on track by the end of Tuesday.
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Royal Caribbean is taking the 2,500-passenger Enchantment of the Seas mega-boat to calmer waters with the cruise company's employees and families onboard. .
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During the summer, when the weather tends to be calmer, ships are loaded to a deeper draft and a greater height, and handle differently.
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When we finally made it off the highway, my parents became calmer, admiring the quaint churches, old houses and windmills planted on village greens.
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Lindsay Lohan has left Hollywood behind – for London, a rich Russian boyfriend and what friends say is, at least for now, a calmer life.
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My father's a much calmer man these days, and he beams when he talks about how proud he is of me and my brothers.
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As his body got stronger and his mind got calmer, Hopkins started to think anew about what kind of music he wanted to make.
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A guide to dealing with terrorism released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation encourages closing your eyes and taking deep breaths to feel calmer.
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Lufthansa was the only corporate borrower to attempt to tap investors on Monday, while others held back and waited for a calmer market backdrop.
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The conversation turned to fear, to spontaneity, and how Ms. Ferrara, sleeker and calmer than her classmate, had smashed a flashlight during a scene.
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I'd also stay during the week for a few days as opposed to one day over the weekend, to hopefully experience a calmer crowd.
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The Fed faces much calmer markets than it would have in August, when trade tensions increased with Trump's tweet threatening more tariffs on China.
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The currency market was calmer for now, with the dollar down slightly against the yen at 106.12 yen, down 0.13% from late U.S. levels.
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Besides, we're calmer now, more aware that babies get raised in all sorts of ways and most come through it fine — a useful insight.
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He sits in a booth and comments, for ESPN, NBC and the BBC, on the tennis other people play — calmer, saner, safe from himself.
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"There is no skyline like the New York City skyline, but I am calmer now that I have southern and western views," she said.
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As the app nears one year old, TikToks have settled down from frantic pranks and challenges into calmer scenes depicting little slices of life.
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CNBC Make It found seven genius apps that will help you get smarter, calmer and healthier in just a few taps on a smartphone.
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Guzman also said the currency controls authorized by the government of former President Mauricio Macri would stay in place until the economy is calmer.
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They're not good for comparing companies, because rivals test in different places (Cruise in complex San Francisco, Waymo in calmer suburbs, and so on).
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Une nourriture assez agréable à absorber, suffisamment roborative pour calmer les crampes d'estomac mais plusieurs tons en dessous d'iftars précédents à la même adresse.
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The calmer mood showed in the CBOE Volatility index, a measure of investor anxiety, which closed at its lowest level so far this year.
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Those who have limited experience with animals might prefer a calmer dog, or a mature cat who's already trained to use a litter box.
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JFK Library There's also this letter, which is typed and has a slightly calmer tone yet is no less alarming by 21st-century standards.
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In a recent note, Kostin wrote that markets are calmer than they were in the first quarter, demonstrated by the drops in various volatility gauges.
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As global temperatures continue to climb, the air can hold more water vapor — which means calmer winds, but warmer and wetter atmospheric rivers, more often.
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In short, a flat Earth would—if it did not turn into an apocalyptic implosion straight away—be a smaller, calmer world with lighter gravity.
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For the sake of drama, the show replays Emily and Arie's breakup which, all things considered, was one of the calmer splits in Bachelor history.
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After the Seawheeze shopping experience, Seawheeze volunteers usher us into another much calmer conference room, surrounded by beanbags, meditation cushions, and rugs to sit on.
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"The VCAA had checked and confirmed that there was no registered business with the name 'Calmer Coffee' prior to today's examination," a spokesperson told SmartCompany.
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Workplaces, social media and yes, Parliament, will become less aggressive and open up to a calmer, respectful culture where women will be happy to participate.
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Be warned, though: While some pet owners noticed their pups were visibly calmer after taking the product, other owners didn't detect any changes at all.
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So, on the occasion of his status as a calmer 40-year-old, let's remember what the manic 32-year-old once said to Playboy.
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After days dominated by concern about the escalating trade war between Beijing and Washington, markets looked to be ending the week on a calmer note.
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I got burnt out in Houston and then I left again, and when I went to Cali, I was just in a much calmer place.
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Everything inside the hospital was similar to the world that exists outside it, but I was calmer here because I didn't need to expose myself.
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Basically, the calmer our brains become â€" even when engaged in serious, complex questions about government policies â€"- the easier it is to practice kindness.
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Trading appeared calmer on Monday, with the pound up 0.1 percent at $1.3296 by 0830 GMT, staying in a trading range of $1.3270 to $1.3310.
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I still get scared before public speaking and fights, but I find once I am in the thick of it I am much calmer now.
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But a calmer experience can be had in beautiful, stylish games that could be called one dimensional — some just need a single finger for control.
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Equity market volatility has surged this week, and while foreign exchange markets have remained far calmer, the carnage this week has upended some popular trades.
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But measures like VVIX and SKEW have retreated close to or below their respective pre-shock level, painting a calmer picture of future market movements.
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Trading on Friday was calmer, with the pound helped by some selling in the dollar, but the currency remains at the mercy of May's fortunes.
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Just as investors have grown accustomed to bigger market swings, one strategist says we should return to calmer trading in the back half of 2018.
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"With so many tourists in the city, it feels like an extended holiday, yet it's been calmer than Carnival or New Year's Eve," he said.
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Still, Pence did obey orders not to go where other officials at calmer times generally go -- a series of blue buildings known as conference row.
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Hypnosis seemed to be enhancing the therapeutic effects of LSD, by making people calmer and better prepared to experience the effects of a psychedelic trip.
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Rickard Billing, 46, who has coached Leo for the past five years, said the Borgs were calmer than the average tennis parents, and calculatedly detached.
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"But in some ways I found it calmer, more polite, more humorous, less tabloid, and less money oriented than the one that is replacing it."
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Sunny, gusty and colder weather today turns calmer and milder tomorrow, before a system swings through Tuesday with a chance of light snow or rain.
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"There has been calmer trade headlines, we haven't seen the rhetoric pick up," said John Augustine, chief investment officer at Huntington Bank in Columbus, Ohio.
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Jeff's applications to work for calmer, nicer men—Rahm Emanuel, Robert Durst, the new social-media guy at ISIS —had so far not come through.
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Since the technology is here to stay, he says we're going to need new societal norms to help foster a calmer, more constructive political discourse.
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You've already made the call during a calmer, non-battle-oriented moment — you're just waiting for lower prices to give you a better entry point.
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Some have alluded to his calmer, more calculated private personality – notably those like Chris Christie and Ben Carson, who have now endorsed his presidential run.
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" "After a workout like that, I feel so Zen and focused and ready to take on the world again from a calmer, cooler, more confident place.
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Since the election, his tone is calmer and he's repeatedly said that he plans to govern for all Brazilians, not just those who voted for him.
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The sight of the army on the city's streets would threaten to put an end to all that, as companies up sticks to calmer Asian bases.
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With the alignment and shape of Arrokoth's two lobes matching this calmer formation model, astronomers can be more confident that other Kuiper Belt Objects formed similarly.
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"He's calmer a lot more recently, but when something ticks him off, like on Twitter, you can't get him out of it, it's done," Pippy said.
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But after seven decades of rebuilding its beaches, the state is now struggling with sand shortages, rising costs and tight public funds even during calmer years.
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With the inclusion of some subtle details, Lemon creates a portrait of them as a couple: Versace as the showman, and D'Amico as his calmer companion.
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In my encounters with the children of Donald and Ivana Trump, they have come across as calmer, more thoughtful and even more dignified than their dad.
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The EU fears the central Mediterranean route to Italy may become the main one now as calmer seas encourage more people to try the perilous journey.
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When I emerged from the treatment room that day, I felt as though I had been reborn: I was a much calmer, refreshed version of myself.
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They may be waiting for a calmer political climate: both presidential and parliamentary elections loom in the next couple of years; the Taliban insurgency grinds on.
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According to The Guardian, this year's VCE English exam made some 40,000 students analyze a review about a supposedly made-up coffee shop called Calmer Coffee.
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Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis visit their wealthier, calmer neighbor each year to make the pilgrimage to its holy sites, or to access its health care.
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He cited calmer politics, along with an anticipated uptick in government spending on infrastructure and other projects, as reasons why growth would be stronger this year.
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While out for drinks with the rest of the cast, she pulled Frankel aside to talk — taking on a calmer, more polite approach to the topic.
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But those were calmer days — before Calle Ocho earned its way into the Guinness Book of World Records with the "world's longest conga line" in 1988.
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"For introverts, we feel at our most alive and switched on when things are a bit calmer because there's less stimulation coming at us," Cain explains.
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While Sarkozy's fiery speech roused a loud, enthusiastic crowd that cheered and applauded throughout, the calmer Juppe elicited much more subdued applause from a quieter crowd.
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Ventura had no experience of international soccer, and little at the summit of Serie A. He was attractive because he seemed substantially calmer than his predecessor.
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Weaker "Yellow Vests": Demonstrations in France this past weekend were smaller and calmer, after economic concessions by President Emmanuel Macron and a terrorist attack in Strasbourg.
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It didn't faze the French, who shrugged and said things were calmer; this was just the way it was now, and would probably be for awhile.
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The bigger picture The onetime engine of Wall Street's enviable performance, fixed-income trading, is still sputtering, thanks to new regulations, disruptive technologies and calmer markets.
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Sanaa is said to have been founded two and half millennia ago and its old heart once bustled with traders and drew tourists in calmer times.
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Though the primaries have raged with the expected partisan vigor, Texas Republicans say they are aiming to show a calmer, gentler side to voters this year.
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I ran the Canadian side of the border the rest of the way, in the lee of Norway and Hinkley Points where the water was calmer.
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I'd read that group exercise had an additional surprising effect: Instead of making people more hyped and competitive, it actually reduced stress and left them calmer.
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She said it was calmer than a regular ER, and the staff had time to talk, listen and help her through the worst of the crisis.
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"While some voters welcomed the slogan as a throwback to a calmer era, others said it will only alienate younger voters," Politico's Natasha Korecki recently reported.
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The U.S. dollar rose for a third straight session as gains on Wall Street and calmer financial markets enhanced appetite for currencies that offer higher yield.
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I've been browsing the web in Safari for the past couple weeks, and the internet has felt like a somewhat calmer place, thanks to this new feature.
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And I thought I noticed a correlation between the moments I felt calmer and the data I saw in the app, but it might have been coincidental.
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Reality star Kristen Doute is known for her antics on Vanderpump Rules, but her role as t-shirt entrepreneur is a much calmer side of the Bravolebrity.
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You'll relieve stress Sex is a proven stress-reliever, and can even help you start your day off feeling calmer, thanks to the chemicals dopamine and serotonin.
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With each tap of the screen, it changes color and the face becomes calmer, prompting the child to count backward from 10, followed by a deep breath.
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The endorphins produced when you exercise act as natural painkillers for both body and mind, allowing you to feel happier, calmer, and more able to tackle anything.
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The western U.S. will experience calmer weather, with dry and mild conditions expected throughout the Desert Southwest, West Coast and interior Northwest ahead of a wintry system.
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" He held up the small, white, terrier-looking creature, turned to the victim and in a calmer, more exhausted but happy voice said: "Swim for the boat.
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A calmer shelter dog is more likely to show off his or her true personality and, in turn, have a better chance of finding a forever home.
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Five months later, he's a much calmer yet more energetic dog, and his liver function has returned to normal for the first time in years, Boyle said.
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The region is now in its "sailing season", with calmer seas after the rains, the busiest time for smuggling and trafficking ships plying the Bay of Bengal.
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I don't have to create fancy gingerbread creations every day, but I could introduce more achievable changes into my lifestyle to make me feel happier and calmer.
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"Last year the coastguard fired 13 shots on our boat and that was in a situation that was much calmer than the present one," said De Filippi.
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"This will be the last loan under crisis management," Ramljak told reporters, adding the company should now enter a "calmer period" focused on restructuring and repaying creditors.
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The dollar rose for a third straight session on Tuesday as gains on Wall Street and calmer financial markets enhanced appetite for currencies that offer higher yield.
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That's all true, and yet this song works for me, caught somewhere between a secular prayer and the calmer end of the We Are Your Friends soundtrack.
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Thanks to CGI and Walker's brothers, his storyline ended with him driving off into a happier, calmer life which included character Mia (Jordana Brewster), and their kids.
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I soon found that having a bedtime routine really helped, and keeping a gratitude journal was especially useful in helping me feel calmer and more at peace.
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Though the Weather Service is predicting "much calmer" weather this week, flooding from the Mississippi and Missouri rivers will continue since warmer temperatures could melt more snow.
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Learning about the history of vitamins made me much better at recognizing nutritional hype, which helps me make much better — and calmer — decisions about what to eat.
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The calmer mood in world markets showed in the CBOE Volatility index, a measure of investor anxiety, which closed at its lowest level so far this year.
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But while people around the world have taken to the streets to protest his presidency, hundreds of others have found a calmer way to express their frustration.
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The decline ended a calmer year after venture capital reached fever pitch in 2015, driving valuations to record levels and raising concerns about another Silicon Valley bubble.
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Both exercise groups were calmer, less anxious and happier than a sedentary group, so if you really hate the cold, indoor exercise is definitely better than none.
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DON'T GIVE ANYONE AN EXCUSE TO DISMISS WHAT YOU'RE SAYINGThe calmer you seem, the more difficult it is for people to dismiss the content of your arguments.
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We try and make sure all touch points are similar, so the overall effect is calmer, and travelers enjoy the experience more, so they repeat, become regular.
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"Based on the calmer behavior of the volatility index, he thinks we may have already bottomed and a rally could be right around the corner," Cramer said.
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With this handful of little projects you know you can actually get done, you'll feel calmer and less stressed than those gut reno home bloggers ever could.
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Meanwhile, hopes for calmer conditions on the trade front ahead of next week's signing of the "phase one" trade deal between America and China helped boost stocks.
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Nursing home administrators noted the physical, social and emotional benefits that patients experienced, mentioning that residents seemed happier and calmer with staff after spending time with animals.
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Wall Street's main indexes have touched record highs recently, supported by three rate cuts this year, a calmer tone on trade and some relief in corporate earnings.
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"Shelling is calmer than before, it's true, but there is still shelling," Mohammad Adel, a young man in the area, told the New York Times on Tuesday.
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A calmer mood between the Fed and Congress would also be "constructive" for markets, said Karim Basta, chief economist at Boca Raton, Florida-based III Capital Management.
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MSF and other NGOs stepped up their rescue efforts in the last migratory season, which starts in the spring when the seas are calmer, and moved them inshore.
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When you place your bare feet on the ground, each one of your 72,000 nerve fibers uptakes the electromagnetic pulse of the earth, which makes you instantly calmer.
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The uptick in volatility will be welcomed by investment bank trading desks, which can make more money when prices swing wider but have faced years of calmer markets.
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Tracking heart rate, posture, breathing and facial feature recognition, the car would deliver "mood bursts" to make the driver calmer or more alert, Hyundai said in a statement.
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Governor Mugur Isarescu said inflation would remain slightly below the bank's 20.2-22.6 percent upper target range in the short term, and that the 2019 outlook looked calmer.
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Mr Juppé, by contrast, has struck a calmer, more inclusive note, vowing at his rally in Paris this week "to reconcile the French with the diversity of France".
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Thursday and Friday proved to be much calmer for the stock, as it gained a comparatively small 22020% on the former day and slipped 0.1% on the latter.
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The soccer star has since retreated to a Seattle home with Stevens, which she described to PEOPLE in 2015 as a much different and calmer life for her.
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With the winds calmer on Monday, firefighters could finally spread out to extinguish smoking trees and other remnants of the fast-moving fire or clear away potential fuel.
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" Elsewhere, reworked versions of classics "Imagine," ″What a Wonderful World," and "What the World Needs Now" reveal Streisand's hankering for what she views as calmer, pre-Trump days.
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One legacy of Donald Trump might be to give Obama a better legacy -- a reminder of the calmer, simpler time that we all lived in 18 months ago.
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"When I talk to him, his heart rate goes down, his blood pressure goes down, and he is calmer than when I move away from him," she said.
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"I'd encourage anyone looking to adopt a cat to look at the grown-ups first for the calmer, and just [an] adorable companionship," they told the news outlet.
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And you can't believe it, and you've changed inside and you're better and stronger and calmer and more fun than you were before you journeyed merrily in2 hell.
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The extreme incline of the ship as well as the difficult sea conditions had so far prevented teams from boarding but calmer weather conditions were forecast for Monday.
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Social media speaks directly to the most reactive, least reflective parts of our minds, demanding we pay attention even when our calmer selves might tell us not to.
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The peace deal agreed last week between the government and the FARC guerrillas, who have also been involved in the cocaine business, ought to make it calmer still.
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The crowds have generally been calmer since then, but Mr. Trump continues to draw throngs of demonstrators when his campaign visits urban areas with larger populations of Democrats.
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We're incredibly grateful to them for volunteering their time to help take people who are finding life overwhelming to a calmer place & help them find longer term support.
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"When you have a president that says, 'It's not the gun, it's mental illness,' people are a lot calmer about it," says Weeks, the Georgia gun shop owner.
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This "calmer political environment" could also be explained by the Trump administration not going after big pharma to crack down on drug prices like he promised while campaigning.
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Markets were calmer on Thursday, with the dollar reversing earlier selling against the safe-haven yen to touch a high of 105.87 yen, its highest since July 27.
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VICE: I've been a big fan of hardcore and punk rock bands for years, but I've noticed that everything seems a lot mellower and calmer at shows today.
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Now, he told me, he leads a richer, calmer, happier life as a volunteer educator for stroke victims and their caregivers and for the therapists who treat them.
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California, which suffered its most destructive wildfire season on record in 153, is having a much calmer year by comparison, although the potential for a major fire remains.
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As with small round stones or woolen socks, an ink-pad stamp has a calming effect that makes you believe you'd be even calmer if you had more.
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As the Vietnam War drew to a close — after inspiring a plethora of popular protest songs — the 1980s and '90s gave way to a relatively calmer political climate.
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The app, called Calmer You, offers a combination of activities, including not only guided meditation, but also journaling, cognitive behavioral therapy coursework and other health and wellness material.
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Infantino was elected in February with the task of leading FIFA into calmer waters after a series of corruption scandals plunged the governing body into its worst crisis.
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They may swallow a liquid sedative or inhale laughing gas and once it kicks in, they will be conscious but calmer, so the dentist can do extensive work.
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If you have an issue with a messy kitchen, Dr. Cole said, you might wait until a calmer moment and get the accusatory "you" language out of it.
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The Argentinian peso opened Friday trading in a calmer fashion after a traumatic two days that saw the currency shed 20 percent in value against the U.S. dollar.
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When they're in a home with dedicated foster parents and don't have to compete with hundreds of other pets for attention, they'll feel safer and calmer, she said.
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When crashes are not in the headlines and after a number of smooth, turbulence-free flights, I feel much calmer and am less likely to have catastrophic thoughts.
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" Si on arrive à calmer Amine avec la musique, ce sera une immense victoire ", confiait M. Jaroussky en observant l'enfant hyperactif et sujet à des troubles de l'attention.
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With an accumulated cash cushion of about 24 billion euros, Greece can wait for calmer days; this is enough to cover about two years of its borrowing needs.
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After a tumultuous few days dominated by investor concerns about the escalating tariff war between Beijing and Washington, markets looked to be ending the week on a calmer note.
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"Gemstone-infused" is the sexiest phrase in the beauty lexicon; just reading "promotes a sense of peace" on a label is enough to make me feel a little calmer.
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" The company maintains its "honesty and candor" and "farm for dissent" culture, but Vice President of Product Innovation Michael Spiegelman, an eight-year Netflix veteran, said, "We're calmer now.
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Importantly, sea surface temperatures and vertical wind shear tend to be inversely related: when the ocean is warmer, the winds are calmer, favoring the development of lots of hurricanes.
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Other money-losing unicorns and minotaurs will now watch closely to see if it can navigate into calmer waters, or if they need to begin scrambling for life vests.
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But hey, if we didn't love all the stress, we wouldn't be obsessed with Stranger Things or The Night Of. Life would be calmer, sure, but certainly more boring.
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Boyd was noticeably calmer and more controlled Week 217 against the Patriots, making a tough catch in traffic in the fourth quarter and looking dangerous in the open field.
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Prior to the meeting with Trump, a source close to the rapper told PEOPLE that West has been calmer since the hospitalization but continues to think about upcoming projects.
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Instead, the Calmer Cafe is being hit with shitty review after shitty review because a fictional cafe with (almost) the same name was used on a massive standardized test.
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Ultimately, the political uncertainty, strong dollar fears and the fast flight into the safety of Treasury bonds has Cramer waiting for calmer seas before entering the stock market again.
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Computer model projections show a small, closed circulation system that could have subtropical to tropical characteristics, with a ring of thunderstorms and strong winds surrounding a calmer inner core.
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In any case, some pockets of turbulence are so localised, a diversion of just a few thousand feet can often be enough to pull the aircraft into calmer skies.
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Newly appointed finance chief R. Martin Chavez said Goldman's clients traded less with the bank because markets were calmer and because it does not lend as much as competitors.
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Implied volatility is calculated by looking at options trades: when people pay less for options, they're expecting a calmer market; when they pay more, they're anticipating more extreme action.
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While Africa and Asia both saw record-breaking temperatures, things were a bit calmer in North America — the continent was only the sixth highest departure from average since 1910.
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But there was calmer tone to markets on Tuesday, reflecting a reluctance by investors to push yields any higher ahead of the first leg of Powell's two-day testimony.
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Britain feels like a calmer place, if only because when you wake up in the morning there are still four or five hours to go before Trump starts tweeting.
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Lighthizer and his Mexican and Canadian counterparts stayed away from the talks in Mexico City, where the mood was calmer than in the previous round last month in Washington.
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After the first few hours of the passage, I went to the bridge to ask the captain how many more hours it would take to get to calmer waters.
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We can form beliefs based on jealousy, prejudice, and our lowest and most irrational impulses—situations that in calmer moments we would see more clearly, seem threatening and menacing.
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As the US and North Korea head toward a historic summit to discuss a solution to their impasse over North Korea's nuclear program, calmer rhetoric is to be expected.
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"While the situation is calmer now, we cannot take the current progress for granted," they said in a statement drafted ahead of a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang.
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One of them, an educated, successful and anxious man in his 40s, recently told me he tried mixing CBD oil in his tea, but it didn't make him calmer.
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Rather, it's a primarily political issue, which has manifested along lines that just so happen to line up with religious demographics that were historically much calmer and more peaceful.
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These birds fly at night, availing themselves of the typically calmer nocturnal atmosphere to fly more efficiently and to minimize a chance encounter with a hawk or a falcon.
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Even in calmer conditions it was bitterly cold, with temperatures as low as minus 34 degrees Celsius (minus 29 Fahrenheit) and wind chill readings into the minus-50s Celsius.
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"A calmer geopolitical backdrop and the signing of the U.S.-China Phase 20.73 agreement is, on balance, favourable for global growth," said Joseph Capurso, an FX strategist at CBA.
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"A calmer geopolitical backdrop and the signing of the US-China phase one agreement is, on balance, favourable for global growth," said Joseph Capurso, an FX strategist at CBA.
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"A calmer geopolitical backdrop and the signing of the U.S.-China Phase 21.3028 agreement is, on balance, favourable for global growth," said Joseph Capurso, an FX strategist at CBA.
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The skirmishes — in Syria's northeastern tip, where the government controls just a small enclave within a de facto Kurdish autonomous region — disrupted Qamishli, one of Syria's calmer, safer cities.
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A calmer tone emerged in early trade on Tuesday, but it soon gave way to fresh selling of not just Italian bonds but also Greek, Spanish and Portuguese debt.
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U.S. multinationals at a business gathering in Shanghai were warned by Stephen Roach, a Yale University economist, "to prepare for the worst" and make contingencies until calmer heads prevail.
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"A calmer geopolitical backdrop and the signing of the U.S.-China Phase 21.3035 agreement is, on balance, favourable for global growth," said Joseph Capurso, an FX strategist at CBA.
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"A calmer geopolitical backdrop and the signing of the U.S.-China Phase 21 agreement is, on balance, favourable for global growth," said Joseph Capurso, an FX strategist at CBA.
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Even in calmer times the Turkish flag - a white star and crescent moon against a red background representing the blood of martyrs - is venerated in this proudly nationalistic country.
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Averaged out across the first three months of 2019 volatility was slightly higher than previous quarters but the trend is clear: currency markets have become far calmer since 2016.
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On New Year's Day, even as winds reached 40 knots and medics on the Sea-Watch warned of growing health concerns, the Maltese again refused entry to calmer waters.
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Ghetto was erratic and combative; Ghetts, slightly more measured but still breakneck in delivery; but J Clarke, with a calmer flow, seemed more low-key, more certain of himself.
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"My issues are that you bark at me, and your raise your voice and me, and you cuss," Kristen explains, sounding calmer than she has in seven seasons of television.
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Continued lawlessness in Libya and calmer seas this week have contributed to a spike in the number of people making the risky crossing from North Africa to Europe's southern frontier.
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But it's not a bad way to catch up on tweets you've missed and it makes Twitter feel a hell of a lot calmer—if not a little bit timeless.
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It would be much healthier for American society to have a calmer, kinder, more rational political dialogue more focused on addressing the concrete problems of the majority of the country.
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"We are likely to get a sell-off this week as the extent of the Syrian strikes have been muted and, in general, calmer nerves prevail in Washington," she said.
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But while the line is a reference to his more than colorful and headline-making past, Sheen says he's happy to be sober and living a calmer lifestyle these days.
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But this time around, Neil, a much calmer scene so far, largely, it seems, in part, to the fact that the summit is actually 103 miles northeast of Quebec City.
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It will be much quieter and calmer than a typical city hospital, says Annika Tibell, the medical director; instead of flashing alarms and loudspeakers, staff will have discreet personal buzzers.
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When I return to my parents' house, it's calmer, but I'm always startled by how easily I slip back into the person I was when I left, a sullen teenager.
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On the other hand, flexitime has become more common, home working may create a calmer environment, and it is more acceptable for men to take time off for family events.
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The hope is, by remaining focused on your body and your breathing, you'll clear your mind of the clutter we know as thoughts, and become a calmer, more centered person.
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Despite the somewhat non-encouraging start to my hemp oil adventure, about a half an hour later, I do start to feel calmer, more rational, and actually pretty chilled out.
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If my mood is saying sweet, I'll layer Cuddle Punk with Secret Genius, or if I'm looking for something on the calmer side, I'll add a spritz of Pillowtalk Poet.
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They constantly publish stories about how to curate a calmer feed, how to find soothing videos to watch, how to ignore politics and just look at dogs for a while.
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The calmer China stock markets on Friday helped push up a handful of European basic resource stocks in early trade, however the continued pressure on metal prices kept most lower.
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Fire managers believe the calmer conditions could enable teams to establish a wider containment area even as the fire zone grew by several thousand acres (hectares) in the overnight hours.
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But I tried out the "live TV for dogs" stream the company has on YouTube while I worked at home with my hyperactive dog and we both definitely felt calmer.
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While scattered thunderstorms were forecast from Texas to South Carolina on Tuesday, the overall picture would be somewhat calmer, according Dale Eck, director of The Weather Channel's Global Forecast Center.
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I hope not, but I encourage cooler, calmer heads to reflect on the abundance of positive data that suggest that while things may be far from great, they aren't awful.
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This morning, I talked to a friend of mine from Brussels, and she was calmer and more rational than my friends in Romania—she wasn't looking to throw blame around.
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It could all be the power of suggestion, or placebo, or whatever, but the combination of feeling better (calmer, more focused, or more energetic) and smelling delicious was incredibly pleasant.
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Well, when in doubt, have an awesome souvenir giveaway to get fans minds off the sinking season: It's Walter Sobchak from "The Big Lebowski" and he's calmer than you are.
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Traders said that a reassessment of August's angst over the direction of the American economy and calmer trade rhetoric between the U.S. and China help spur the week's marked selling.
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It opens with a jolt, then becomes calmer and more sorrowful, while an offstage piano plays a Leopold Godowsky transcription of an Isaac Albéniz tango, a favorite of Mr. Shkolnik's.
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His mother taught him to read at a young age and reading quickly became his favorite hobby, as well as a way to escape to calmer and more secure places.
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ZF might want automated cars to become calmer drivers, but back in Michigan, Ms. Jones's research places some of the responsibility for avoiding motion sickness on a rider's common sense.
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GO IN JANUARY INSTEAD If you have flexibility, consider a vacation in January instead of traveling in December, because crowds are lighter, prices are lower and travel is generally calmer.
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And if you don't pay attention to the chaos in the nation's capital, as quite a few Americans do not, the Trump era has been arguably calmer than 2014-16.
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They're not paying attention, they're not being in the moment, and sometimes just taking a break and disconnecting from a screen, from social media, from texting, can make you calmer.
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Even so, the record's overriding emphasis is on calmer and more abstract dronescapes, buoyed by the pair's conscious decision to avoid using big, obvious beats or "anything that's easily identifiable".
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On the series, King's Gypsy is extremely nervous in court, and footage of her first court appearance seems similar, but in her later appearances, Gypsy did seem calmer and more confident.
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If some of these characters were seeing therapists half as often as they were visiting brothels or dreaming of one day beheading their brothers, their world might be a calmer place.
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He will now have to win an election in 2019 to acquire these new executive powers, so everything is at stake for him, and Turkey isn't about to get any calmer.
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This is a place where the Republican Party could potentially play a role in surrounding Trump with calmer, wiser advisers who could provide him better information and curb his worst impulses.
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"Markets seem a little calmer this morning, which we can at least partially attribute to George Osborne's statement," Joe Rundle, head of trading at ETX Capital, said in a morning note.
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Julián Castro was, for a time, the other Texan running for president, a former San Antonio mayor and housing secretary who had seemed more at home in the calmer Obama years.
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While the calmer mood around Italy helped to knock the yen off its five-week high hit on Tuesday, many investors are also wary of a potential escalation in trade frictions.
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We've continued to travel and have our careers and, when we threw kids in the mix, we were calmer and more prepared than we would have been when we were young.
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Back in a calmer era known as October 2015, the two companies announced that they were working on a lock called Linus that would integrate with Nest's many smart home gadgets.
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Aluminium giant Rusal, which was the main victim of the latest sanctions, saw its shares shed another 6 percent too, though sovereign bond markets were notably calmer after their recent lurches.
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The airline said in a statement that row numbers 1 to 4 and 11 to 14 are generally to be kept-child free as it tries to promote a calmer environment.
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Immediately, I was struck by how much calmer I felt this time around: My belly was full, the smell of cheddar cheese still lingered on my breath, and I felt magnificent.
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But behind-the-scenes, Schumer's vibe is much calmer than we know her on screen — Tiller shares that she meditates for 20 minutes while she has her hair and makeup done.
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The situation was undoubtedly terrifying, but at least passengers appeared to handle the rogue bat in a calmer manner than Dunder Mifflin employees did in that one episode of The Office.
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Republicans and Democrats alike have called for unity and calmer political rhetoric in response, while simultaneously pointing to the other side for how things got so divisive in the first place.
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The coastguard said the warmer weather and calmer seas had led to a surge in the number of people trying to cross from Libya, where people smugglers operate with relative impunity.
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Although a cold front and calmer winds have helped aid firefighters, the massive Thomas fire in Southern California now ranks as the state's largest-ever wildfire, Cal Fire said late Friday.
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I thought I'd be calmer after spending much of the year practicing yoga and meditation, but I constantly fell short of my expectations in dealing with the usual stressful work situations.
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If you go back 40 to 50 years, people thought, I'm only going to have a drink or two because it relaxes me, so I'm a safer driver, a calmer driver.
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The demonstrations were also calmer than in past weeks — though some scuffles broke out between protesters and the police, who fired tear gas and water cannons several times to disperse crowds.
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Mitchell insisted Fauci's apparently calmer demeanor in the video — which was conducted during the Obama administration — was proof that the doctor was now sowing fear about the coronavirus to discredit Trump.
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Things are much calmer on the other side of the channel, where for the European Union, already looking beyond Britain to other challenges, Brexit is a second- or third-order issue.
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But Sha Sha Chu, an engineer working on Pinterest's Android app, thought the company could make the service even calmer, especially in these late-night moments, by investing in dark mode.
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In calmer markets, buyers typically expected to get major appliances like refrigerators, washers and dryers — perhaps even that riding lawn mower sitting in the garage — with the purchase of the home.
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Speaking in Brussels, Novak said that the situation had stabilized following a weekend attack on Saudi oil infrastructure and that oil markets were calmer now than they had been on Monday.
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Speaking in Brussels, Novak said that the situation had stabilised following a weekend attack on Saudi oil infrastructure and that oil markets were calmer now than they had been on Monday.
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The Catalan city is far calmer than in the aftermath of long jail sentencing to nine separatist leaders in October which unleashed waves of sometimes violent protests and saw the Oct.
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Last year, Libya was the main embarkation point for people seeking to reach Europe via Italy, a dangerous route that the EU fears will grow busier as spring brings calmer seas.
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Many try to flee, often on boats bound for Malaysia, Indonesia or elsewhere in Southeast Asia, particularly after the end of the rainy season in November, when the sea is calmer.
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Gyathuk is calmer, with lo mein in the depths, a weave of ground beef and crunchy strips of radish, and whole spinach leaves dunked in late so they taste still fresh.
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"During times of threat, we expect that anxiety can override the strong effects of partisanship in creating support for protective policies that citizens may not support in calmer times," they write.
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There is also Les Trois-Îlets, on the other side of the island, a collection of chic, but more crowded towns on the Caribbean coast, where the waters are somewhat calmer.
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U.S. multi-nationals at a business gathering in Shanghai were warned by Stephen Roach, a Yale University economist, "to prepare for the worst" and make contingency plans until calmer heads prevail.
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But helped by calmer winds, fire crews had carved buffer lines around 2600 percent of its perimeter by late Monday, up from just 236 percent during much of the past week.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Average daily foreign exchange trading volumes fell 9.6% year-on-year in May to $1.62 trillion, CLS said on Monday, as calmer currency markets discouraged investors from placing trades.
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The company says the Grove, which will roll out to other locations with time, will provide a calmer, quieter more social space to sell customers $700 cell phones and $3,000 laptops.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Long-dated bond yields in the euro zone shot higher on Monday on the back of a calmer tone in world markets and increased expectations for fiscal stimulus in Germany.
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And once you do decide to put yourself first and take a step, however small, it can set off a chain reaction, which in turn can expand into a calmer, happier existence.
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According to the UK Met Office, the stormy conditions are a change from calmer skies earlier this winter, and Atlantic storms affecting that region are down in number compared to last year.
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"We heard only certain parts of Guatemala were violent, that it was much calmer here," Salvadoran Juan Pablo, who fled to the capital, Guatemala City, with his family in May, told UNHCR.
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"When I get home, I hug my daughter and feel stronger, freer, calmer, more peaceful, and I feel like I can pass this peace onto these children," Barbosa said with a smile.
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We moved from the fire pits to the kitchen, a much calmer area lodged in a shady part of the forest where the personnel butchered and prepared the meat to be cooked.
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For context, all other nonelection-year Octobers since 230 paint a calmer picture, with the VIX trading down 215.9 percent of the time and actually declining by an average of 123 percent.
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A Way Out puts players into the shoes of two characters: Leo, a brash loose cannon who views violence as the first solution in a situation, and Vincent, who's older and calmer.
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The two recounted that for the majority of their marriage Smith was obsessively bending the family toward his ambitious vision of success, often ignoring Jada's interest in a less glitzy, calmer lifestyle.
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Definitely seems like the waters have been calmer for the Poyers lately -- there was a lot of drama with other attractive girls last year -- but it sure looks like smooth sailing now.
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"The US jobs barometer should enter calmer waters again and the new figure should be roughly in line with the average for the year to date," DZ Bank strategist Christian Lenk said.
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Richard McGregor, senior fellow at Sydney's Lowy Institute, told CNN the perfect outcome of the summit for China would be cordial talks, leading eventually to a peace treaty and calmer Korean Peninsula.
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Caramanica writes: The TMZ studio appearance hit the internet at almost exactly the same moment that a far longer (and calmer) conversation between West and Charlamagne Tha God went up on KanyeWest.com.
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Next to him is O'Daniel's calmer successor, Coke Stevenson, and the bon vivant Beauford Jester, who, according to legend, died in the arms of his mistress, on the midnight sleeper to Houston.
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"You are calmer and more in control of yourself and your emotions when you are taking care of yourself," said Barbara E. Harvey, the executive director of Parents, Teachers and Advocates, Inc.
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A few people asked me why would Solve ever want to jump into this frenzy to host its Solve Challenge Finals on September 17, 2017, rather than pick any other calmer week.
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I still thirst for the infinite stream of information that the web provides, but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that being away from it all has me calmer than ever.
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Asian stocks closed mixed on Thursday, with China markets falling once more despite a mostly calmer backdrop after an elevation in trade tensions between the U.S. and China earlier in the week.
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He thinks the new apartments could attract more young families — perhaps some who are moving from downtown to a "calmer residential neighborhood" sandwiched between two parks, as his family did years ago.
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Four marathons later, he's claimed a calmer mind, a healthier heart, a new business called First Step Recovery Services that helps others get help, and the admiration of his friends and family.
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Instead of feeling, as she put it, "that either I win the match or I die," Osaka relaxed and started playing calmer, smarter points, blasting her way into the tournament's second week.
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With policymakers in Europe and the United States approving extraordinary measures to help soothe markets and cushion the devastating impact of the crisis, global markets, including government bonds, were calmer on Wednesday.
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As calmer weather descended on the Mediterranean in the last several months, the number of boats making their way from Libya has risen, with human smugglers ushering more vessels out to sea.
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Elsewhere, Venezuela was calmer on Tuesday after widespread protests and lootings over the weekend sparked by a cash shortage following Maduro's currency measure which he later postponed in response to the chaos.
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Tour de France seeking more action from innovative stages Fans continue to taunt Chris Froome at the Tour de France Sagan wins Stage 2 in Tour de France, Froome has calmer ride
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Mr. Trump ridiculed his rival's account of how he nearly committed a stabbing as a youth, a pivotal moment in Mr. Carson's life story that led to prayer and a calmer temper.
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Even though a few Yankees coaches were angry at the Astros over the whistling then, Yankees Manager Aaron Boone struck a calmer tone publicly, insisting he was not concerned about the Astros.
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Instead, intuitive eating just helps you feel calmer around, and less compelled by, those foods so that you have more mental space to devote to other things you care about in life.
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Instead, intuitive eating just helps you feel calmer around, and less compelled by, those foods so that you have more mental space to devote to other things you care about in life.
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As an American, the main thing I can say about the conversation in New Zealand is that, so far, it's been, well, much calmer than the gun debate in the United States.
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The first step in moving forward is forgiving yourself, says Agapi Stassinopoulos, author of the recently released Wake Up To The Joy Of You: 52 Meditations and Practices for a Happier, Calmer Life.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon can no longer handle vast numbers of Syrian refugees, its president said on Monday, urging world powers to help them return to the calmer parts of their war-torn homeland.
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Many protest organisers say they will continue to hold street demonstrations until Lam scraps the bill, fearing that authorities may seek to revive the legislation in future when the public mood is calmer.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - FIFA President Gianni Infantino, elected in February to lead the global soccer body into calmer waters after a series of corruption scandals, was himself cleared of possible ethics violations on Friday.
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TOKYO, Aug 2106.5800 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond yields edged higher across the curve on Tuesday due to a calmer tone in world markets and continued expectations for fresh stimulus measures in major economies.
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That may open the way for the Italian treasury—which, with 4% of Monte dei Paschi, is already the biggest shareholder—to supply equity, with a view to selling when all is calmer.
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"I am expecting them to be slightly more hawkish, given calmer stock markets, higher oil prices and a recent tick up in inflation in the U.S.," said Niels Christensen, currency strategist at Nordea.
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Some leading Lebanese politicians, including President Michel Aoun, have called for Syrian refugees to return to calmer parts of Syria, but the United Nations says they should not be forced to go back.
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Numerous studies show that having the social support of a significant other or friend is associated with better maintaining a workout routine (PDF), exerting yourself more during the workout and feeling calmer (PDF).
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If you feel that strongly about something, there's always a better, calmer way to express it, and you may need to consult a trusted colleague or advisor on the best way to proceed.
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Along for the ride are two buddies, hot-tempered, erratic Mad Dog (Willem Dafoe) and their calmer muscle Diesel (Christopher Matthew Cook, whose weary tolerance of the other two is the film's highlight).
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This app won't give you live video of the Games, because of international licensing issues, but if you're searching for slightly calmer Olympic sports commentary, this app may be the one for you.
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After a calmer spell which saw the release of American pastor Andrew Brunson in October after two years in jail and under house arrest, US-Turkish relations look to be taking another dive.
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Many hospitals prohibit pets from visiting patients, even though research shows animals can help keep a person calmer, happier and healthier by providing much-needed emotional support during the often challenging rehabilitation process.
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Aziz Ansari is in much calmer waters now when it comes to the dating scene -- and he and his GF are partaking in one of the finest parts of European culture ... topless beaches!
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By Friday, the dollar stopped its surge, and the Treasury market was a little calmer, with the benchmark 10-year yields sliding under 1% after a wild ride higher earlier in the week.
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"There is no reason to believe that suddenly the rest of the world is going to be calmer over the next month to give the Republicans breathing room to solve this," he said.
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But plenty of other prominent Democrats told me that the smartest strategy is to float above the muck, because campaigns are about contrasts and many Americans are desperate for something cleaner and calmer.
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The electric pressure cooker that Ms. Ram was using on a recent evening to sauté onions and green chile in her Chicago apartment, on the other hand, would be a much calmer experience.
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Four candidates moved toward policy debates on Thursday night: Julián Castro (super aggressive toward Joe Biden), Amy Klobuchar (critical of Bernie Sanders), Beto O'Rourke (calmer reconciliation of the stage), and Pete Buttigieg (Ibid.).
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The stock market has been famously volatile this year: Just last week, the Dow Jones industrial average plummeted nearly 1,600 points, and though this week has been calmer some investors remain on edge.
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Bradley Byrne to run for the Senate seat, and Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his allies had hoped memories of the 2017 mess would bring a calmer GOP environment in Alabama come 2020.
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About a 20173-minute drive north of the Los Cabos International Airport, the East Cape offers sandier beaches and calmer waters than the Corridor, owing to its location on the Sea of Cortez.
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Turkish hopes that Trump may steer the relationship to calmer waters foundered when the president himself, and his Vice President Mike Pence, delivered Thursday's direct warning to President Tayyip Erdogan of looming sanctions.
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"Aromatherapy works by stimulating smell receptors in the nose, sending messages via the nervous system to a part of the brain that controls emotions, making some people calmer, less anxious, and relaxed," she says.
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In Iraq's mainly Shi'ite southern provinces, which saw violence overnight as protesters clashed with Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias, the situation was calmer on Saturday, with a curfew still in place across most urban areas.
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"Once the elections and earnings are out of the way we'll have a calmer market but not necessarily a big move up," said Ernesto Ramos, portfolio manager for BMO Global Asset Management in Chicago.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) pushed back against the idea, instead telling reporters that creating a task force to find the "proper recognition in a calmer environment" would be a better play. Sen.
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I have yet to try a Monkey Gland or a Scoff-Law cocktail, but am infinitely calmer after three glasses of vin blanc cassis — and pleased to know it was a Henry Miller favorite.
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Besides being fun, the retro town, outfitted with gas-lit streetlamps, also has real uses, like triggering positive past memories, say experts, and can help people with dementia feel calmer and need fewer drugs.
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He responded to those calmer, if dark, surroundings by running fifth in the 1 3/16-mile Preakness at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore and third in the 1 1/2-mile Belmont Stakes.
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Slightly calmer winds than during the opening round allowed for some low scoring and Pepperell took advantage with a five-under-par 67 to get to eight-under overall at the Emirates Golf Club.
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Calmer heads might have then proposed that we simply line the Mexican border with German shepherds, but instead the president just told the audience that he loved dogs and wished he could have one.
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At the rose ceremony, a calmer Hannah addresses her 23 men, whittling them down to 20 (maybe the yelling with Kevin, nuggets with Cam, and massage from Luke P. really made for the perfect relaxants).
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"It is a little bit calmer in terms of U.S.-China rhetoric and the focus is on better-than-feared global economic data," said Yousef Abbasi, global market strategist at INTL FCStone in New York.
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And, as seen in Monday night's finale directed by Gilligan himself, Better Call Saul still has the ability to effortlessly swim through pulse-pounding tension amid the calmer, more nuanced waters of Jimmy's strained relationships.
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They burned portraits of Rama and threw firecrackers at the building, but the demonstration - the fourth against his administration since mid-February and timed to coincide with parliamentary sessions - was calmer than in previous weeks.
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Calmer markets in the first quarter, compared to a year earlier when volatility had been boosted by U.S. tax cuts, encouraged more people to return to the markets, particularly after deep losses in December 2018.
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Calmer markets in the first quarter, compared to the year-ago period when volatility was boosted by U.S. tax cuts, encouraged more people to return to the markets, particularly after deep losses in December 2018.
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Police said several hundred far-right and far-left extremists had infiltrated a demonstration by some 5,000 calmer "yellow vest" protesters who had gathered in the capital to denounce President Emmanuel Macron's fuel tax increases.
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It was a calmer start from Europe's main bourses after Trump's threat to ratchet up tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars of Chinese goods triggered the biggest sell-off in European equities since March.
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What's different: While other AV companies are aiming for the moon — General Motors, for example, is trying to launch a robotaxi service in downtown San Francisco — Voyage CEO Oliver Cameron favors deployment on calmer streets.
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"The market is maybe taking a calmer approach to the FBI probe at this point than it was on Friday afternoon," said Shahab Jalinoos, global head of FX strategy at Credit Suisse in New York.
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"At some point I think people have to start wondering would this company be better off with a calmer managerial presence in charge as opposed to a genius leader but a mercurial leader," Ingrassia said.
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Using distraction in clinical environments has been shown to reduce perceptions of pain, lower anxiety and stress and benefit clinicians by creating a calmer environment for them to work — often resulting in quicker treatment times.
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Blades has been trying to steer the company into calmer waters after it endured six profit warnings and four CEOs in the space of two years amid a decline in the company's primary energy markets.
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Warm weather and calmer seas in the Mediterranean have led to a surge in recent weeks in the number of people trying to cross to Italy from Libya, where people-smugglers operate with relative impunity.
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This summer's spike was a calmer affair; staffers seemed visibly relieved that no major gaskets had been blown—a reflection, Choi pointed to at the time, of the company's investments when cryptocurrency prices were low.
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At times, it is a guilty relief to re-enter flashbacks, because Clapin trades the feverish intimacy of the hand's adventures for the calmer scenes of Naoufel, who is seen in comparably serene long shots.
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Allies are also divided over whether NATO should be training a new Libyan military, targeting arms smugglers or stopping flows of migrants across the Mediterranean as calmer summer weather approaches, something Italy and Spain support.
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In Amsterdam, Madrid, Berlin and Prague, among other places, European blackbirds that left the forests for cities now sing at a higher pitch so they can be heard over traffic, and have developed calmer temperaments.
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The experiences and lessons of the last four years are etched in the face and demeanour of a slimmer and calmer Weems, who has learned to slow down and appreciate every part of the journey.
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Toward the beginning of this performance, with the fast-pulsing feel already established, Ms. Cahill lets notes from an early module of the second study ring out as calmer, droning tones, in a descending pattern.
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Mr. Aiken is a less impressive singer but a better actor (he did a stint in "Spamalot" on Broadway after all) and at his best he brings to mind a calmer version of Martin Short.
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Researchers have discovered that animals that are calmer and friendlier also have fewer neural crest cells, a type of stem cell that can grow to form other types of cells, including cartilage, Dr. Dugatkin said.
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In contrast to Catalonia — where tens of thousands of Catalans took to the streets for the independence referendum held there, in some cases clashing violently with the police — the mood in Italy is much calmer.
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"Markets are stabilising today but with a weak trend after Mondays period of almost global market panic about coronavirus," said Matt Ammermann, commodity risk manager with INTL FCStone, noting that equity markets were also calmer.
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"Markets are stabilizing today but with a weak trend after Mondays period of almost global market panic about coronavirus," said Matt Ammermann, commodity risk manager with INTL FCStone, noting that equity markets were also calmer.
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In addition to being a calmer experience, dark mode is often thought to be easier on the eyes and potentially does less to disrupt your sleep than staring at a bright phone late at night.
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The calmer climate has attracted the attention of investors, especially in the United States, where companies and financial firms appear to be intensifying their search for deals as the Greek economy shows signs of stabilizing.
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My breathing and heart rate pick up and I know where this is headed, but I stick out the last few minutes and by the time the call is over I am a bit calmer.
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In contrast with Catalonia, the mood is much calmer in northern Italy, where voters in the two regions of Lombardy and Veneto are deciding on Sunday whether they want to seek greater autonomy from Rome.
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Bit by bit, I watched an episode or two throughout my first couple weeks, and found myself a bit calmer knowing that I had conjured a productive balance of BoJack and work throughout my day.
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Where Sanders' (very successful) pitch to voters channeled anger and disgust, Bullock's is its calmer, lawerly counterpart, filled with examples, however specific to Montana, of how he's actually worked to shed light on dark money sources.
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I really did feel calmer and more clear-headed right away — part of the reason I'd felt anxious was due to the usual clamor of thoughts rattling around in my head, some of them work-related.
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The result is something of an unsettling audio diary, a mix of calmer, more emotional moments of loneliness and action sequences filled with horrifying monster noises that provide a backdrop for Lynn's breathless attempts to escape.
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Anxiety is essentially an unstoppable cycle of worry, and if you can start the morning off on a calmer and more positive note, your chances of getting ahead of that cycle are much better, Scarlett says.
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It may be the product of a fun pun, but even Danzig's roared chorus sounds calmer set to Donald Fagen's relaxed saxophone line, the audio equivalent of sitting Glenn down with a nice cup of tea.
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So you create a space where you can turn a corner from there and it feels a little quieter and a little calmer, and there's space between outlets and between people asking things of these celebrities.
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From end to end, parts of the state are heading into the weekend with somewhat calmer winds but new fires, choking smoke, continued evacuations, exhausted firefighters and first responders and a populace unnerved by the destruction.
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Many people become visibly calmer when they are holding the dolls; but some relatives and staff find the dolls demeaning, and wonder whether it's possible not to infantilize a person who is cuddling a toy baby.
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One recent day, a senior Israeli officer stood at the now-calmer junction and explained that the military had recovered from the initial surprise and was employing new tools that helped suppress the surge of stabbings.
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Now, warm weather and calmer seas in the Mediterranean have led to a surge in recent weeks in the number of people trying to cross to Italy from Libya, where people-smugglers operate with relative impunity.
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Maybe it's time that we all admit we're going to take a little break and go on vacation — a real vacation where we disconnect and imagine that we'll come out the other end a little calmer.
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Walmart and Target bucked the overall trend of a calmer Black Friday, as the big box retailers saw strong in-store foot traffic despite a large portion of retail moving online, according to Wall Street analysts.
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The video, from Trump's case against Zakarian, was taken during the heat of the presidential campaign in June 2016, but it shows a much calmer Trump than the man who gave fiery speeches on the trail.
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What all of the experts agreed on was this: Intimacy with other people — whether it's a spouse, a family member or a friend — is one of the most profound ways to be happier, healthier and calmer.
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His performance reads as a calmer tuneup for his stump speeches three decades hence: foreigners are taking advantage of and laughing at us, our leaders are fools, America has become a disaster and a violent wasteland.
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On Tuesday, the situation was calmer in some areas, but Papua's deputy governor, Mohamad Lakotani, said by telephone that about 200 more police officers had been sent to Sorong from the island of Sulawesi amid continued tension.
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He quotes Ezra Klein, in Vox, re a study of 10,000 American adults: It's tempting to imagine that rising political polarization is just a temporary blip and America will soon return to a calmer, friendlier political system.
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I say, either forget this poll and wait for one at a racially much calmer time in America, or view it as a picture of racial attitudes in America at a unique time of exceptional racial stress.
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The poor weather will permit some use of deep tow equipment, but an autonomous underwater vehicle that surveys the most difficult stretches can only be launched in the calmer conditions of spring and summer, the agency added.
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It made me much calmer under stress, because there's that weird parent thing you develop, that when things get really bad, your voice gets calm and your blood pressure slows, and you can make everything okay again.
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The downstairs dining room is calmer, with an intricate pattern traced on the exposed brick walls and a row of windows facing the garden, where a big communal table sits inside what looks like a giant birdcage.
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They compared patients (average age: 63) who came to the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital emergency room when it was crowded and chaotic (median time in a crowded ER: 11 hours) to those who arrived when it was calmer.
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The right whales in the southern Atlantic have fared much better than their northern counterparts, enjoying a habitat where it is calmer and there is less contact with fishermen's ropes or ship traffic, according to NOAA research.
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Marta, a 27-year-old from Lombardy region, told Business Insider people had been "panicking" during the early stages of the outbreak, but are now calmer since they know supermarkets will still be open and selling food.
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For her part, Katy had a strong community in New York but had been thinking a move somewhere calmer would benefit her health, and had been planning on Los Angeles being that place before we even met.
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Pro-opposition protesters, holding signs saying "No justice, no peace", briefly jostled police who blocked their way and threw stones at them but it was calmer than on Wednesday night when one of Ivanov's offices was ransacked.
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The second and third screams are less jolting, folded in with calmer activities, but they still stick out among the mysteries of Jimena Paz's "Yellow," such as: Why does the performance take place two hours before sunset?
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Since the Fed started buying $21.7 billion of Treasury bills a month last fall to counter ructions on short-term money markets, credit spreads are tighter and the bank funding markets targeted by the purchases are calmer.
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Market gyrations returned to forex trading in early 2018 after years of calmer markets, as investors ramped up bets on a weaker dollar and uncertainty about the end of the era of cheap money briefly stoked volatility.
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While I wasn't totally okay, even after the horse galloped away, I definitely felt calmer, and it was the first time in 12 years that my knee-jerk reaction didn't involve crying when a horse entered my path.
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Kosuke Narikiyo, an analyst with Nomura, a Japanese securities company, says Seria has eaten some of Daiso's market share by making its stores cleaner in design and more spotless, and by using calmer colours such as light green.
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After a brief discussion, however, calmer heads prevailed, and Mr. Trump's staff huddled over a computer just outside the Oval Office to draft the statement that was ultimately released, asserting the president's innocence and determination to move on.
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Jennifer then went into the DeKalbs' home and spoke with Hannah and "when they came down stairs together, Dana described Hannah as being much calmer and was answering Jennifer's questions with 'yes, ma' am,' " according to the report.
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AND THEY NOW KNOW VERY CLEARLY THAT COMMUNICATING WHAT THEY'RE DOING IS A CRITICAL PART OF THEIR WORK, AND HE IS VERY COMMITTED TO IT. EISEN: WELL, CERTAINLY, INVESTORS HAVE BEEN A LOT CALMER ABOUT THE CHINA SITUATION.
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As calmer summer weather begins, European officials who struck a deal with Turkey to block crossings to Greece have been scrambling for ways to shut down flows on the other major sea route into the EU from Libya.
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As Sears, the coach of Ana Ivanovic, has since been discharged and cleared to join his daughter in England, Murray hoped he would have a calmer preparation for his quarter-final encounter with Spanish eighth seed David Ferrer.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is in no rush to ease its monetary policy in response Britain's vote to leave the European Union, taking comfort in a calmer-than-feared market reaction, several sources have told Reuters.
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Those with cosmopolitan lives and money were afraid to lose it; those whose lives are bounded by England and are struggling with the pressures of globalization and immigration looked for a return to a calmer, more homogeneous past.
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"We have the ability to shut things down for a period of time and reassess and try to ascertain what is the best way to get back in business and take a calmer look at things," he said.
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I paced around, questioning how sanitary the place was, while Alexander, who by now was calmer than I, took advantage of the sudden suspension of regular order to binge-watch "Masha and the Bear" on his mother's phone.
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I have a theory that athleisure staples such as leggings and workout tops that wrap me into a spandex burrito mimic a kind of swaddling technique that make me feel calmer, more secure, and kind of hugged, weirdly.
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Even a 15- or 20-mile difference in when it turns north could change whether Miami is hit by the eye wall, the fierce ring of thunderstorms that include the storm's strongest winds and surround the calmer eye.
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A rare solo gig at this intimate performance space is a chance to hear him explore the far corners of his catalog at a calmer pace, and perhaps divine a hint as to which way he's headed next.
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Whether you're trying to pick a nondairy milk alternative or curious about intermittent fasting, Reinagel is will likely have an episode on the subject, and her levelheaded delivery will leave you feeling calmer as well as better informed.
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After a brief discussion, however, calmer heads prevailed, and Mr. Trump's staff huddled over a computer just outside the Oval Office to draft the statement that was ultimately released, asserting the president's innocence and determination to move on.
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If Donald J. Trump's first news conference as president-elect was a raucous, chaotic affair on Wednesday – and it was – the parody of it on "Saturday Night Live" was somehow calmer and more organized than the actual event.
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"When his time has passed, when his grip on our politics is gone, when our country returns, as surely it will, to calmer times and stronger leadership, history will look back on our actions here today," Nadler said.
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A calmer, gentler, more mature Mathieu was all over the field in his first season in Kansas City, piling up 70 tackles, four interceptions and two sacks while being named first-time All-Pro for the second time.
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JOHANNESBURG, Oct 15 (Reuters) - South Africa's rand firmed early on Tuesday, resuming last week's rally after the previous session's dip as investors were again lured by the currency's higher potential return amid a calmer local and offshore backdrop.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For those looking for a less overwhelming alternative to Frieze Week's larger art fairs, The Other Art Fair offers a calmer, more laid-back setting to peruse the works of emerging artists.
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While some of the platform's users have already mobilized into quality-control groups, a particularly vocal faction is vehemently against certain titles they deem to not be "real" games, including calmer, gun-free experiences like Gone Home and Firewatch.
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"The market has calmed down concerning Brexit and we are also past the comments from the ECB and Fed: a calmer week starts, which alone can justified some (forint) firming after a weakening," one Budapest-based currency dealer said.
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" According to company-funded poultry studies, the lenses—now red to obscure the sight of blood—caused a dramatic shift in the bird's behavior: "The chickens are calmer, less prone to pecking and cannibalism; the mortality rate is lower.
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The response to the Wells Fargo Securities lawsuit is LJM's first detailed public explanation of why it was one of the biggest casualties of February's "vol-mageddon," the volatility-linked collapse of investments that had profited in calmer markets.
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Luckily, there are some calmer, more rational ways to get to this point, and there's actually a form of relationship therapy that's designed to teach couples how to express, listen, and understand one another in these types of situations.
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If you've got anywhere from $89 to $400 that you won't miss, and a calmer demeanor than me, it's a neat thing to know, and you could be contributing to a dataset that might be useful down the road.
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No deaths were immediately reported on Sunday, however, making it one of the calmer days in weeks of unrest that erupted in Baghdad with protests over lack of jobs and services and have spread across much of southern Iraq.
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After a volatile Tuesday on which sterling rose more than 3 percent for its best showing against the dollar since at least 1998, currency markets were calmer on Wednesday, with most of the previous day's moves seeing slight reversals.
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While there is no special technical significance to a VIX of 14 or lower, it is below its long-term average and reflects a calmer, less agitated market no longer spurring traders to pay up heavily for downside protection.
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Read more: Jags linebacker Myles Jack goes berserk after being ejected from Jaguars-Chiefs game for throwing a punchThe Jaguars front office will have to hope that the team's sideline gets a bit calmer as the season goes on.
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"The scenario looks a bit calmer now ... so we're back to thinking about the sort of policy outlook that had the yen falling against the dollar last week," said Jeremy Stretch, head of currency strategy at CIBC in London.
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After a mental health intervention sent her into an epic meltdown, a much calmer Shannon Beador reunites with her Real Housewives of Orange County costars on Monday's episode to apologize for her behavior — and PEOPLE has the exclusive clip.
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Tours included about three to five objects, and study participants were given places to sit in a gallery that was closed to other museum visitors to make the experience calmer and easier to navigate for individuals with mobility issues.
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A month after May's last meeting in Austria, when her rejection of EU proposals designed to avoid a revival of border tensions in Northern Ireland provoked angry reactions, her tone was much calmer, said EU officials who were present.
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"The Fed deserves tremendous credit for steering the economy to calmer waters, supporting what is likely to be the longest expansion in U.S. history while meeting inflation and employment objectives," said Stephen Gallagher, chief U.S. economist at Societe Generale.
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"Here in this sanctuary I feel calmer, because I know they're not going to deport me, not going to enter," Ramirez, a tiny soft-spoken woman, said in Spanish before the altar at Austin's St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Tuesday.
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In Waikiki, a Honolulu neighborhood that is world-renowned for its surf beach, swells were already powerful, and Gregg Stebbins, 60, a lifelong surfer from Florida, chose to be cautious and wait on the beach until conditions were calmer.
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But global investors appeared to be calmer than their counterparts in the United States, after official comments by the Chinese government that were vague but nevertheless expressed confidence that talks between the two countries would yield a positive outcome.
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With two heated swimming pools, cabanas, a full-service beach club, nice guest rooms, excellent art, and a well-regarded restaurant, The Confidante delivers on a solid alternative to South Beach that's calmer, peaceful, and much more reasonably priced.
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After days of mounting political tension, the leading players in Italy's bickering coalition government tried to steer their way to calmer waters on Friday, pledging to meet and discuss their differences in a bid to hold the government together.
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After days of mounting political tension, the leading players in Italy's bickering coalition government tried to steer their way to calmer waters on Friday, pledging to meet and discuss their differences in a bid to hold the government together.
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Residents contacted by telephone late on Tuesday said many parts of the city were calmer than they had been for days, allowing people to venture out to seek food, even in areas which have seen heavy fighting over the last week.
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The early summer surge in arrivals coinciding with calmer waters in the strait — nearly 000,000 by boats since June 11, according to the International Organization for Migration — is exposing Spain&aposs response as ill-equipped, underfunded and too reliant on improvisation.
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Last year, powerful labour chief Bernd Osterloh changed tack, telling a German newspaper that the dispute with Diess over how to implement reforms at the brand has been laid to rest and that the two sides aimed to "enter calmer waters".
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FRANKFURT, June 29 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank is in no rush to ease its monetary policy in response Britain's vote to leave the European Union, taking comfort in a calmer-than-feared market reaction, several sources have told Reuters.
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He quickly changes subjects, pointing out the old cassettes of classical music that are scattered around the room and then, with another calmer breath, expounds the joys of parenthood as he gently rocks his newborn son to sleep on his chest.
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The renewed market volatility, after a calmer start to the year, has sparked renewed jitters in the country about what lies ahead for the recession-hit nation, which is setting itself for presidential elections toward the end of the year.
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"You just get better, calmer, smarter, wiser, and also with the life span now, 40 is the new 30, 50 is the new 40," Barrymore, 41, said as she hosted the Pok mon Afternoon Soiree at on Saturday in West Hollywood.
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Immediately after the test, students started leaving one-star Google reviews for that Calmer Cafe online, accusing it of everything from its "burnt, bland coffee" to its terrible service to "some ignoramus with a man bun" who was serving drinks.
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Over the last few years, a calmer Krazy Horse has spent his time slogging away on the regional circuit, amassing a tough 4-6 record in his last 10 fights, and a more worrying 6-14 record in his last 20.
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Claims that "the oil industry lacks the technology to recover significant percentages of spilled oil even from calmer, temperate waters," fly in the face of numerous studies and a long history of more than 22019 years of successful Arctic development.
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And, conceivably, the stock market could ultimately make its peace with a more resolute Fed that proceeds on its hoped-for path of policy "normalization" if it happens for the right reasons of sturdy U.S. growth and calmer credit conditions.
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Rather than inciting discontent, our elected leaders should be working to find calmer waters so that all stakeholders can sit down to find solutions that sustain the legacy of America's public lands and that benefit the rural communities dependent on them.
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" It's an adventure that will trace the "Crystal Highway," named for all the broken windscreen glass scattered along the verges on a road of "rough conditions, corrugations, bulldust, bone-breaking rock" and, in calmer moments, "the hypnotic undulations of the blacktop.
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At the Center for Mind Design in Manhattan, customers will soon be able to choose from a variety of brain enhancements: Human Calculator promises to give you savant-level mathematical abilities; Zen Garden can make you calmer and more efficient.
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But for political observers, who were used to the cranky outspokenness of Ron Paul, Rand Paul's relatively mainstream persona — calmer, more diplomatic, and more moderate than his father — was a big clue that he was grooming himself for a presidential run.
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