The North American premiere of American: The Bill Hicks Story delivers a biting dose of the late, great stand-up’s routines. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg: Fans who’ve memorized every word will dig the documentary’s inventive animation sequences.[...]
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SXSW: Comic Bill Hicks Posthumously Rocks Austin
Severe weather toppled trees, left more than a half-million people without power and suspended travel throughout much of the Northeast on Saturday.[...]
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Storms knock out power in Northeast
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Guess Who’s Hugging Her Daughter?
Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling for a federal probe into the system of background checks for employees at nuclear plants after learning that a suspected al Qaeda member from New Jersey worked at five such sites.[...]
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Al Qaeda suspect’s work at nuke sites stirs call for probe
"The 'I' Diet" is a diet book with a difference. Like many other books in the weight-loss genre, it features eating plans, nutritional advice and recipes. But the new paperback — previously published in 2008 as "The Instinct Diet" and updated with new material — offers something more: practical strategies for changing eating habits. " 'I' Diet" author Susan B. Roberts is a professor of nutrition and of psychiatry at Boston's Tufts University, where she focuses on obesity. She says that after writing nearly 200 research papers and reading several thousand by other scientists, she decided that all studies agreed on five things that influence our eating behavior: hunger, the availability of food, the variety of food, the familiarity of food and how rich or calorie-dense the food is. Roberts' book, written with Betty Kelly Sargent, addresses these variables to help dieters shed pounds and develop a healthier relationship to food. She's tested her plan on volunteers in her Tufts weight-loss lab and others. She promises that her program drops weight faster with less hunger than other plans, eliminates dieting plateaus and cuts cravings — and will result in permanent weight control. These are hefty claims, but her approach has plenty of influential fans. The new book includes favorable reviews and endorsements from former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner David Kessler, New York Times personal health writer Jane B…[...]
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Book Review: ‘The "I" Diet’ by Susan B. Roberts and Betty Kelly Sargent
