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 | Marlo Thomas: 10 Tips for the Perfect Barbecue
As the summer begins to really heat up, many of you may be thinking of heating up the barbecue too. After all, what's more fun than gathering friends and family for a sunny, backyard picnic or a garden party under the stars? But I've always found that a little bit of planning can take a perfectly nice meal outside to the next level and make it a truly memorable event. |
 | Peter S. Goodman: Striking Fast-Food And Walmart Workers As Stimulus
If workers now earning $8 an hour inside warehouses or at fast-food counters manage to get more pay, they are not going to hide the extra money in the Cayman Islands or leave it to their heirs via elaborate trusts. They will go out and spend it almost immediately, boosting their local economies. |
 | William Baldwin: Save Olympic Wrestling
This shot over the bow of wrestling from the IOC could be the wakeup call we have been waiting for. Never before have I witnessed more outrage, more passion, and more interest for our beloved sport. |
 | Dr. Craig Malkin: 5 Early Warning Signs You're With a Narcissist
The most glaring problems are easy to spot -- but if you get too hung up on the obvious traits, you can easily miss the subtle (and often more common) features that allow a narcissist to sneak into your life and wreak havoc. |
 | Sandy Garossino: How Facebook Learned Rape is Bad for Business
For years Facebook has maintained an imperious and stony silence against pleas from users and victims about its most objectionable content. But on May 27th, Facebook finally flinched. And then it cratered, caved and capitulated in the course of a single phone call after a one-week #fbrape campaign by the smartest feminists on the planet. By the time Glenford Canning's moving blog post to Mark Zuckerberg appeared on Huffington Post, Facebook was on the phone to campaign organizers, agreeing to every term demanded from the outset. |
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