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Gina Nahai

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What you don't know about your College Education

Gina Nahai | Posted January 7, 2009 | Living


It gets worse.

You've been betrayed by the banks, the investment firms, the government. You skimp and borrow and try to send your kids to the best college they can get into; or you work the night shift at some bar and put yourself through college; or you've got...

Jamie Reidy

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Facebook Frenzy

Jamie Reidy | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


Read More: Facebook, Relationships

I'm in a relationship. Thought you may have heard.

Facebook serves a lot of purposes. It allows people to: reconnect with long lost friends, cyber-scout their pals' pals to see who is hot, and generally kill time better spent stroking clients, closing deals or scheduling play dates.

But what Facebook...

E. Jean Carroll

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The Dope Astrology Predictions For 2010 (2009 Is Already Shot)

E. Jean Carroll | Posted January 6, 2009 | Entertainment


The dingbats who write the newspaper horoscopes have once again ruined everything by publishing their nincompoop predictions for 2009. I ask you, dear Huffington Post readers, should old ladies who believe in astrology be allowed to forecast anything?

The ominously beautiful Dope Astrologers -- Jilly Gagnon, Adrianne Frost and...

Tamar Chansky

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Resilience in the Recession: Seven Strategies to Free Yourself from Negative Thinking

Tamar Chansky | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


After a week and a half of holiday joy and distractions, returning to real life on January 5th has hit many of us as the mother of all dreaded Monday mornings. If you are feeling daunted by the spinning thoughts of uncertainty--the recession, bills, bailouts, wars--you are not alone. Depending...
Amy Nathan

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Feasting on Dinner Table Politics

Amy Nathan | Posted January 6, 2009 | Chicago


Just like I call my daughter to the TV to see the Jonas brothers, I call my almost-17-year-old son to stand with me in front of the not-so-wide screen to see Blago. Far from a rock star, more of a curiosity to a teen who listened to his East Coast...

Michele Swenson

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Corporate Profit Continues to Define Health Care Reform & the U.S. Race to the Bottom

Michele Swenson | Posted January 6, 2009 | Politics


To many, the 2008 election represented a fervent prayer for meaningful change in Washington, for restoration of the people's democracy and the end of corporate looting of the treasury. The U.S. corporatocracy reigns supreme - corporate profiteering steers most public policy, from finance, war and energy to health care. The...

Natalia Rose

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Eat for Simplicity

Natalia Rose | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


If you are interested in diet, health, raw foods, or any offshoot of the detox lifestyle, you must understand the beauty of simplicity. No matter what level of health you are coming from -- be it decades of raw or right off the hot dog cart--the quickest, most painless route...

Irene Rubaum-Keller

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How Often Should You Weigh Yourself?

Irene Rubaum-Keller | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


If you have issues with your weight, getting on the scale can be a big deal. Even though it is a very simple act, and you weigh what you weigh regardless of whether you choose to look at it or not, it can be a very emotional experience. If you...

Cameron Alborzian

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The "New You" in the New Year

Cameron Alborzian | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


Many people decide to redefine their lives with the coming of the New Year. Whether you have just been let go from your job, have gained too much weight, or even just have a general sense that your life isn't what you want it to be, you decide that because...

Gina Nahai

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It Gets Worse

Gina Nahai | Posted January 6, 2009 | Business


It gets worse.

You've been betrayed by the banks, the investment firms, the government. You skimp and borrow and try to send your kids to the best college they can get into; or you work the night shift at some bar and put yourself through college; or you've got...

Ariane de Bonvoisin

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The Ultimate Resolution Guide

Ariane de Bonvoisin | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


Step One: Don't make your resolutions on January 1st!

It sounds counter to everything you've ever done, but maybe there's a reason we don't succeed at New Year's Resolutions. I hear from so many people who are frustrated because every year is the same. Why can't I lose the weight/quit...

Randall Amster

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Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment

Randall Amster | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


Did you ever wonder whether you were living in someone's idea of a surrealist dystopia?

Come on, you know you have -- existing in a world where we civilly debate whether torture is acceptable; where superior powers invade and decimate at will under the banner of "freedom" or "justice;" where...

Cathleen Falsani

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EPIPHANY: Celebrating Moments of Truth

Cathleen Falsani | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living



Aha!

In the Christian calendar, today is the Feast of the Epiphany, or, as I like to think of it, the feast of Aha!

It's the 12th Day of...

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

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The Kosher Sutra: Recapturing Lost Sexual Desire

Rabbi Shmuley Boteach | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


Ten years ago when I published Kosher Sex I realized that it was a book that had no natural constituency. Secular people would think they had nothing to learn from a religious person about sex, and religious people would find it inappropriate for a Rabbi to write a book on...

Arthur Rosenfeld

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Motorcycles, Bicycles, and the Power of Choice

Arthur Rosenfeld | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


I spent 21 years of my life on a motorcycle. Okay, not exactly on a motorcycle, on many motorcycles. I rode big ones, small ones, green ones and tall ones, and I rode them many miles: hundreds of thousands, actually. I rode up and down mountains, through the desert, the...

Mikko Alanne

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A Hate Crime You Won't See in Statistics

Mikko Alanne | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


You may not have heard of 24-year-old Nathan Runkle. Even if you haven't, you've probably seen the startling undercover images shot inside the California egg industry last year. Those were filmed by Nathan's organization, Mercy for Animals. Nathan started the group in 1999, when he was just 15 years...

Karen Leland

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New Year Resolutions Week

Karen Leland | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


The last few days of the year (the procrastinators among us hold off until the first week of January) is the time when most people sit down to formulate their New Year's Resolutions. I think the reason this beginning-of-year activity is so popular is that we are a nation that...

Joan Garry

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What People Really Think About Gay Parents

Joan Garry | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


I forget sometimes. I need to be reminded. Many, many people don't think that gay people should be allowed to parent. I certainly was reminded of this on Election Day when the state of Arkansas passed a ballot initiative prohibiting gay and lesbian couples from adopting.

I think there...

Dr. Irene S. Levine

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Friendship by the Book: Friday Nights

Dr. Irene S. Levine | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


I was so drawn to these women on the other side of the pond that I felt like sharing Friday nights with them. In Joanna Trollope's latest novel, Friday Nights (Bloomsbury, 2008), Eleanor, a retiree who lives alone, spots two younger women from her bay window: one a newly widowed...

Anne Dunev

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Running To Catch Up: Health in Our Times

Anne Dunev | Posted January 6, 2009 | Living


At a holiday party a friend of mine told me that he is now working three times harder for half the pay. Welcome to 2009.

Just as greed in the corporate financial world devastated so many people when the bottom fell out of the markets, greed in the pharmaceutical, food...


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