Tamar Abrams, 12.20.2009
Tamar Abrams is a strategic communications consultant based in Arlington, VA.
Snow affords us an opportunity to care for one another. We can shovel for an elderly neighbor, and make crossing safe for pedestrians. Whether shoveling a sidewalk or providing health care to Americans -- we could all use altruism this season.
John Lundberg, 12.20.2009
John Lundberg has been writing and teaching poetry for the last ten years. He is a recent Wallace S ...
Monday marks the first day of winter and I've put together some poems for the occasion. I've overlooked the classics hoping for a few that might be new to you.
Kari Henley, 12.20.2009
President of the Board of Directors at the Women & Family Life Center
Let's leave Tiger with his ghosts, and turn away from stories that humiliate and celebrate infidelity. Let the ghosts of philanthropy, humor and possibility remind us of what is important.
Andrea Buchanan, 12.19.2009
I was outside the other day when my twin, eleven year old neighbors, Cindy and Sandy came walking home from school. They are getting so tall, If I squ...
One For The Table, 12.18.2009
www.oneforthetable.com
This year my husband and I are on sabbatical from our respective universities, so we packed up loads of books, two children and four laptops, and moved to Paris.
Dr. Nicholas Perricone, 12.18.2009
Dr. Nicholas Perricone, MD, CNS is a board certified dermatologist, anti-aging expert and best selling author.
Along with the holidays come many questions about alcohol -- the good (a little red wine), the bad (hard liquor) and the ugly (sugary drinks made with hard liquor!).
Lissa Coffey, 12.18.2009
Lifestyle and relationship expert
'Tis the season... for stress? NBC Dateline reports that 41% of people interviewed said that the holidays are as stressful as a job interview. In other words, "very stressful."
Kenneth C. Davis, 12.18.2009
Author, "Don't Know Much About History"
Like other evergreens, mistletoe --a parasitic plant that attaches to other trees-- remained green in winter, even as the trees in which it hung were "dead."
Tina Sloan, 12.22.2009
Played Lillian Raines on Guiding Light 26 yrs. New one-woman show
Usually about Thanksgiving, soap opera actors and actresses start decorating their trees on the set of their house at the studio and usually there is something dramatic occurring 'round that tree.
Elizabeth Benedict, 12.18.2009
Elizabeth Benedict, is the editor of Mentors, Muses & Monsters, a new anthology
Plenty of writers proceed without courses, without MFAs. They read voraciously, and learn about writing from reading, the way we learned to write before there were courses in it.
Alison Rose Levy, 12.18.2009
Health journalist, coach, and advocate, Media Director, Friends of Health
I always track the latest health research, the newest recommendations by doctors and experts, the best health books and products. So this year I decid...
Geneen Roth, 12.20.2009
Geneen believes that we eat the way we live, and that our relationship to food, money, love is an ex ...
The most painful thing about using food to comfort ourselves during the holidays (or any other time) is that it is only a temporary solution. After the food is gone, whatever you ate about is still there.
Danielle Celena Belton, 12.18.2009
Blogger/Online Campaign Manager for New Security Action
New Security Action released this video over the holidays as part of a concerted effort to call for the closing of the prison at Guantanamo Bay. Here are some facts about the prison at Guantanamo Bay:
Patricia Ferrone, 12.17.2009
Patricia Ferrone, is Personal Life Coach in Washington, DC.
The other day, my sister called me to say she just heard a news report about a boy in Boise, Idaho who got his tongue stuck to a pole. Yes, just like...
Robyn Griggs Lawrence, 12.17.2009
Editor-in-chief, Natural Home Magazine
We were one of six magazines invited to decorate rooms at the U.S. State Department and Blair House, the president's guest house--and we had to get gorgeous, green decor installed by December 4
Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen, 12.17.2009
Co-Hosts, Green News Report
IN TODAY'S AUDIO REPORT: COP15 Cop-out? Copenhagen climate talks stalled in the last days -- or are they? Our special coverage continues... PLUS: A...
Arianna Huffington, 12.19.2009
The HuffPost Impact team has opened a last minute holiday gift store where goods and services for those in need can be purchased in the name of your friends and family members. READ MORE
Can the Obama White House Course-Correct in Time to Avoid Hitting the 2010 Iceberg? The president needs to jettison the notion that the public's anger over joblessness and the bank bailout will be dissipated by passing health care reform. READ MORE
WATCH: Arianna Discusses Health Care Reform and the State of the Nation on Morning Joe
WATCH: Arianna Discusses the Absurdity of Ceding Control of Health Care Reform to Joe Lieberman on The Ed Show
Reverend Billy, 12.17.2009
Spiritual Leader of the Church of Life After Shopping
Corruption is ambient now. A shell with a dazzling, pixilated surface. It's like a Diamondvision in the shape of wind-tunnel. Products, celebrities, Christmas, gunships appear and do their vaudeville routine.
Jon Chattman, 12.17.2009
Founder of thecheappop.com, pop culture/music writer, and author of "Sweet Stache"
It wouldn't be the holiday season without hearing Ronnie Spector Christmas songs rocking around your radio dial. I spoke with the icon and former Ronette frontwoman in the business about the holidays.
John W. Whitehead, 12.17.2009
Attorney and author who has written, debated and practiced widely
Unlike many couples whose outside interests take them in opposite directions, Carol and I were joined at the hip. We did everything together. When she passed away, I was more alone than I had ever been.
Mark Horvath, 12.17.2009
Founder of InvisiblePeople.tv
The 12 Days of Christmas Homeless Push is rather simple. We've come up with a starter list themed around the 12 Days of Christmas, only this is the 12for12k version.