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You are what you eat: Much of our behavior is shaped by food
Premium Health News ServiceSome days you feel impatient, other days generous, and others judgmental. Why? It could have something to do with what you ate for breakfast and even which restaurants you passed on your way to work. New research suggests that the foods you eat--and...Tags: Loyola University Chicago, Crime, Law and Justice, Organic Foods, Dining and Drinking, Dietary Supplements
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King Richard III: A control freak, but not a psychopath?
It was hard to find the physical remains of King Richard III. Imagine how hard, then, to psychoanalyze the man. That, nonetheless, is what Mark Landsdale, head of the University of Leicester School of Psychology, has attempted to do, with help from...
Tags: Literature, Mahmoud Abbas, Philosophy, Religion and Belief, Arts and Culture
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Local professionals sanctioned by licensing boards
Watchdog with Paul MuschickThese disciplinary and licensing actions were announced recently by Pennsylvania's licensing boards against professionals who live and work in the Lehigh Valley area. The information is taken verbatim from the PA Department of State's website, where you... -
Review: 'In Partial Disgrace' by Charles Newman
TriQuarterly still serves as his calling card. Seven years after his death and nearly four decades after he stepped down as editor, Charles Newman will always be best remembered as the dashing pipe-smoker who took Northwestern University's sleepy literary...
Tags: Chicago Sun-Times, Hungary, Chicago Tribune, Philosophy, Religion and Belief
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Calexico Unified board says no to lay-offs
CALEXICO — The Calexico Unified School District Board of Trustees collectively agreed that no trustees will support layoffs of certificated employees this year to audience applause Tuesday night. “We all agree that our children shouldn&...Tags: Job Layoffs, Unemployment, Philosophy, Career and Workplace, Religion and Belief
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In Theory: Survey finds that fewer Americans believe homosexuality is a sin
A survey has found that fewer Americans believe homosexuality is a sin. The LifeWay Research poll discovered that 37% "affirm a belief that homosexual behavior is a sin," down from 44% in 2011. The percentage of "unknowns" has risen to 17%, up from 13%...Tags: Martin Luther King Jr., Civil Rights, Same-Sex Marriage, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Barack Obama
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Film, TV violence is an intensely sensitive subject for some
Years after she first saw "The Passion of the Christ," Lori Pearson still feels queasy when she recalls the brutally graphic movie about the final hours of Jesus' life. "After I left the theater I remember feeling physically uncomfortable," said...
Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Bullet to the Head (movie), The Walking Dead (tv program), Jaws (movie)
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Nicholson chairing Michigan Psychological Association board
PETOSKEY -- Petoskey-based psychologist William Nicholson, Ph.D., recently assumed the chairman's position on the Michigan Psychological Association's board. Nicholson has been a member of the Michigan Psychological Association for more than 30 years....Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Psychologists
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Veterans feel alone in their guilt
WASHINGTON -- A veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, former Marine Capt. Timothy Kudo thinks of himself as a killer -- and he carries the guilt every day. "I can't forgive myself," he says. "And the people who can forgive me are dead." With...Tags: New York University, Crime, Law and Justice, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Wars and Interventions, Armed Forces
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LEGENDS OF THE KNIGHT: BATMAN DOCUMENTARY FILM RELEASES NEW TRAILER
February 21 - The trailer for the new documentary film "Legends of the Knight" debuted online on Thursday. The not-for-profit film collects the stories of Batman fans around the world whose lives have been significantly impacted by the legends and...
Tags: Batman Begins (movie), Philosophy, Religion and Belief, Arts and Culture, Entertainment
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Dr. Esther Coleman January 13, 1940 - January 21, 2013
Dr. Esther Coleman passed away suddenly at her Glendale home on January 21, 2013. Esther was born January 13, 1940 to Johnnie and Beth Petersen in Bakersfield, California. She worked as a public and home health nurse, later graduating from Fuller...
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Heartbreak activates pain areas in brain, study finds
If you're joining in on Lonely Hearts Clubs this Valentine's Day, the physical feelings of a broken heart may be familiar. "The idea that people experience pain after rejection may be more than just a metaphor," said Ethan Kross, an assistant...
Tags: Pain, Science, Medical Research, Science and Technology
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