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- Can yoga help conquer eating disorders?
- Update: Sounder Northline Delays
- 3 MARS 2015 : Détecteur de fumée : faut-il vraiment équiper son domicile avant le 8 mars ?
- Rider Alert: Sounder Northline Delay
- City Of Cleveland Blames Tamir Rice For His Own Death, Then Apologizes
- No more man bun for Jared Leto
- Snoqualmie Pass - 3/2/2015 3:02:09 PM
- We Want Thicker Phones
- Meeting Materials for the 3/5 Executive and Operations and Administration Committee Meetings
- HUFFPOST HILL - Beeee My, Be My Bibi
- China's 'Inconvenient Truth'
- Rare photos of JFK's elegant estate
- Congrats, Nebraska!
- Rare Photos Of Anna Wintour That Will Blow Your Mind
- E-Commerce Minute
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- LAPD: Man Grabbed Gun Before Cops Shot
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- And Warren Buffett’s Successor Is ...
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- The Catastrophe Bibi Is Courting
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| 6 signs it may be time to break up with your friend Posted: 02 Mar 2015 06:48 PM PST Monday March 2, 2015 6 Signs It May Be Time to Break Up With Your Friend Criticism, competition and lying are signs it might be time to move on. Read more. Taylor Swift Calls Out Sexist Critics Again No, as a matter of fact, single women are not surrounded by cats. Read more. Eating Disorder Myths, Debunked Eating disorders often have little to do with race, age, gender or status. Read more. 12 Ways To Support A Breast Cancer Warrior Science has proven that cancer patients who journey through treatment with support have an edge regarding survival. Below are twelve ways to be a breast cancer support soldier -- the difference you will make is beyond measure. Read more. 9 Surprisingly Feminist Classic Films, Because Strong Women Have Always Existed Feminism in Hollywood before it was cool. Read more. I Wanted To Have A Stomach I Was 'Proud Of' "I wanted to have a stomach that I 'was proud of,' and that sort of tummy was flat, thin, and toned" Read more. ![]() Get Huffington Post on the Go | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Can yoga help conquer eating disorders? Posted: 02 Mar 2015 06:42 PM PST Monday March 2, 2015 #MeetAMuslimFamily Campaign Aims To 'Bridge The Gap Of Fear Into Love' For two weeks, Canada's Ahmadiyya Muslim families are inviting non-Muslim neighbors into their homes for a meal and conversation to "bridge the gaps and remove misconceptions regarding Islam and Muslims." There may be no better way of getting to know someone than over a homecooked meal. Read more. Eating Disorder Recovery As Spiritual Transformation (All Together Podcast) Chelsea Roff, 25, developed an eating disorder as a child, had a stroke at 15 and has lived to share her remarkable journey to self acceptance and spiritual transformation. She told HuffPost Religion's Antonia Blumberg, "Eating disorders will absolutely rob you of a sense of yourself, of a sense of connection of a sense of any semblance of your place in this weird thing we call life, and part of recovering is gaining that back and building from scratch, building from the bottom of the well up. In some ways I think eating disorders are a beautiful spiritual experience because it just completely destroys everything that you've had and you have to build from the bottom, from the essence of yourself." Read more. Why I'm Fasting This Month and Giving Up Half of My Stuff Christian Piatt is planning to give up half his personal belongings. No, really. He writes, "I'm convinced that we in the post-industrial western world are drowning in a culture of normalized excess. This 'we' includes 'me,' of course. When I think about how much I consume -- be it food, material possessions, media or whatever -- it's almost overwhelming how often I'm taking so much that I want, with no particular regard for what I need." Read more. Assyrian Christians are among the numerous religious minorities in Syria and Iraq to become targets for ISIS. HuffPost Religion looked into the history of this fascinating religious group, which traces its origins back to Jesus' apostles -- St. Thomas, St. Thomas, St. Thaddeus and St. Bartholomew. Read more. Abercrombie Religious Discrimination Case Less Than Cool For Supreme Court, Sikh Americans Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case filed by a Muslim plaintiff, Samantha Elauf, who argued that clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch denied her a job because of her hijab. If the Supreme Court rules for Abercrombie, it could have catastrophic effects on the workplace rights of other visibly religious minorities, including Sikh Americans. Gurjot Kaur, a civil rights attorney for the Sikh Coalition, looks into the case. Read more. Speaking Out for Communal Tolerance and Secularism In India Shahnaz Taplin-Chinoy, chair of Invest In Muslim Women, is convinced that secularism is the answer for India's troubles with religious tolerance. She writes, "[Secularism] is at the very core of India's multi faith based society. For the moment, secularism seems like a fragile value but it must be preserved and protected - if India is to continue to be the India we know, care about and value." Read more. Remembering Rev. Malcolm Boyd, The Overlooked Gay Rights Activist Who Pushed Boundaries The Rev. Malcolm Boyd, who died on Friday (Feb. 27) at the age of 91, lived three lives — each extraordinary. More extraordinary still is how he gave each up for the next. Read more. The White Pastor Who Answered Dr. Martin Luther's King Call -- And Paid With His Life. The Rev. James Reeb, a white Unitarian Universalist minister, was brutally attacked on a Selma street by white thugs and died on March 11, 1965. Rev. Peter Morales is one of the thousands traveling to Selma this year to commemorate the sacrifices of 50 years ago. He's convinced that "it would be a grave mistake to believe that the struggle is over." Read more. Dear Christians: Take Off Your Halo and Reach Out Your Hand Blogger Christine Carter gets real with Christians: "I get that maybe you don't want the worldly things to infiltrate your existence, but the truth is -- they WILL. We are OF this world, and IN this world, and we have a mighty work to do in sharing His Light on all corners of the globe. And your kids? They live in this world." Read more. Nuns Explain What The Vow Of Chastity Really Means (And It's Not About Sex) Much is made of the vow of chastity that priests and nuns must take to join the cloth in the Catholic Church, but the focus on abstinence isn't exactly the point, at least for these sisters. Read more. ![]() Get Huffington Post on the Go | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| No more man bun for Jared Leto Posted: 02 Mar 2015 03:15 PM PST Monday March 2, 2015 Jared Leto Cut Off His Man Bun And Shaved His Beard For Joker Role In 'Suicide Squad' He basically looks like Jordan Catalano again. Read more. But Fear Not! Shia LaBeouf Has A Rattail Now Don't worry, strange male hair trends are here to stay. Read more. Why You Recognized So Many Characters In Season 3 Of 'House Of Cards' Dunbar, Baldwin and Yates were in a lot of other things before making their way to your Netflix queue. Read more. Kendall's Bikini Pic Reminds Us The Winter Struggle Is Real Jenner misses the sunshine and so do we. Read more. Get ready to see the "Skinny Girl" on "Real Housewives of New York City" in the April premiere. Read more. Neil Patrick Harris Loses His Mind Over Thomas The Tank Engine If you were disappointed by his performance at the Oscars, this will make up for it. Read more. Madonna Thinks Kanye 'Takes Things Too Seriously' "He doesn't have the same filters other people have," she said. Read more. ![]() Get Huffington Post on the Go | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Meeting Materials for the 3/5 Executive and Operations and Administration Committee Meetings
Posted: 02 Mar 2015 02:53 PM PST
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HUFFPOST HILL - Beeee My, Be My Bibi
Posted: 02 Mar 2015 03:32 PM PST
NETANYAHU SERVES UP GEOPOLITICAL AMUSE BOUCHE - Presumably the palate cleanser will be a very terse phone call with President Obama on Wednesday. Times: "Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday opened his high-profile visit to the American capital by playing down any personal dispute with President Obama, but he said that he had a 'moral obligation' to warn against the dangers of an American-brokered nuclear deal with Iran. Previewing his hotly disputed address to Congress, which is scheduled for Tuesday, Mr. Netanyahu said at the annual conference of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee that he was grateful to Mr. Obama and the United States for their support over the years and never meant to inject partisan politics into the relationship. He characterized the disagreement over Iran to a fight within a family that would ultimately be overcome. 'My speech is not intended to show any disrespect to President Obama or the esteemed office that he holds,' Mr. Netanyahu told the estimated 16,000 people gathered here. 'I have great respect for both.'" [NYT]
Bibi's bombastic bomb bluster: "[I]n 1996, Netanyahu addressed a joint session of Congress where he darkly warned, 'If Iran were to acquire nuclear weapons, this could presage catastrophic consequences, not only for my country, and not only for the Middle East, but for all mankind,' adding that, 'the deadline for attaining this goal is getting extremely close.' ... four years before that Congressional speech, in 1992, then-parliamentarian Netanyahu advised the Israeli Knesset that Iran was 'three to five years' away from reaching nuclear weapons capability...In his 1995 book, 'Fighting Terrorism,' Netanyahu once again asserted that Iran would have a nuclear weapon in 'three to five years,' apparently forgetting about the expiration of his old deadline...Testifying again in front of Congress again in 2002, Netanyahu claimed that Iraq’s nonexistent nuclear program was in fact so advanced that the country was now operating 'centrifuges the size of washing machines.'" [The Intercept]
DAILY DELANEY DOWNER - The Republican Party's new point man on food stamps, Rep. Mike Conaway (R-Texas), insists that he doesn't want to cut nutrition assistance benefits. Instead, Conaway is leading a multiyear review of the program, just to make sure it's the best it can be. But it might not be up to Conaway. Republicans could push food stamp cuts this year through a parliamentary process known as "reconciliation."... A coalition of nearly 400 food banks, labor groups and farm industry advocacy groups recently set a letter to top lawmakers on budget committees expressing concern that U.S. Department of Agriculture initiatives -- including crop insurance and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as food stamps -- could get whacked through reconciliation. [HuffPost]
DOUBLE DOWNER - During hearings last week, House Agriculture Committee Chairman Mike Conaway (R-Texas) embraced testimony by Douglas Besharov, a public policy professor at the University of Maryland, who said SNAP and other Great Society programs are more about income support than fighting hunger. Besharov said starvation has been eradicated as a public health issue. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack told DDD that food insecurity and childhood hunger remain problems, with 15.8 million children living in households that struggled to afford food at some point in 2013. "I don’t think there’s any understanding or appreciation of the depth of child poverty in many rural areas in this country," Vilsack said. [HuffPost]
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BABS OUT - This doesn't mean that our dream of a Mikulski - Christie presidential debate is dead. HuffPost: "Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.) announced on Monday she will retire from the U.S. Senate. Mikulski has served in the U.S. Senate since 1987, and before that, was elected to the House of Representatives in 1976. She has been in Congress longer than any other woman, and was the first woman to head the Senate Appropriations Committee. Mikulski, 78, pledged to work until her last day in office. According to NBC4 reporter Tom Sherwood, the senator said she'd rather spend her time 'raising hell' than raising money for another campaign." [HuffPost]
O'Malley is O'quiet: "Former Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley declined to comment on a potential run for U.S. Senate in the wake of Sen. Barbara Mikulski’s retirement Monday. 'Today is a day to reflect on Senator Mikulski’s service to the people of Maryland, not engage in political speculation,' O’Malley’s spokesperson, Lis Smith, told BuzzFeed News. Mikulski’s retirement has the potential to upend a number of 2016 plans, including O’Malley’s nascent presidential campaign. Republicans said Monday that they now view the Maryland open seat as a pickup opportunity in 2016, despite the fact that no Republican has won a Senate race in the state since 1980." [BuzzFeed]

Mr. Barrow will be returning to his night job now that the latest season of "Downton" has wrapped.
HOW WE GOT TO THIS DHS MESS - Just a whole lot of people wanting to keep their jobs. Politico: "In December, at a meeting of the raucous Republican Study Committee in the basement of the Capitol, Georgia Rep. Tom Price made a recommendation he hoped would help resolve an uprising in his party over President Barack Obama’s immigration orders…[Price] made a pitch that caught steam and ultimately made its way to Republican leaders: Hold hostage funding for immigration enforcement and force Obama to relent on his policies…But House conservatives wanted to go even further. Unable to temper antipathy toward Obama among the rank-and-file, House Speaker John Boehner agreed to back a more aggressive strategy: Restrict funding for the entire Department of Homeland Security and force the White House to capitulate in February when Republicans would finally have control of both houses of Congress. Boehner was already under the gun: He was facing an election for speaker in the first week of January, meaning he had little margin for error. So he endorsed a tactic he believed would show his party was capable of effective governance and represented a unified opposition to a White House willing to stick its finger in the eye of Congress." [Politico]
JEB BUSH HAS HIS VERY OWN SOLYNDRA - But this one is actually a thing. Reuters: "In October 2003, Jeb Bush unveiled one of the largest economic projects in Florida history: a $500 million plan to bring Scripps Research Institute to the state and build a biomedical hub he said would generate nearly 50,000 jobs in 15 years. As governor, he described it as a 'seminal moment,' comparable to Walt Disney World's arrival in Florida in 1971, which brought billions of dollars in tourism, spawned tens of thousands of jobs, transformed the economy and created the world's most-visited vacation resort. Today, as Bush leads possible Republican candidates in the 2016 race for the U.S. presidency, the missed projections and mixed results of his signature economic policy as governor - a biotechnology gamble that has yet to pay off - illustrate problems he could face in explaining his own record while promoting a vision of 'real conservative success.'" [Reuters]
SCOTT WALKER POLITICALLY CATFISHES WISCONSIN - America's sleeve-roller-upper-in-chief was a little misleading in his campaign for governor. Journal-Sentinel: "As a candidate for governor, Walker didn't spell out or even mention some of the measures that would become key achievements in office. Most notably, Walker never told voters beforehand about what would become his signature accomplishment -- repealing most collective bargaining for most public workers. During the uproar over that unexpected legislation known as Act 10 and the recall and re-election campaigns that followed, Walker said he wouldn't let legislation affecting private-sector workers reach his desk. Now he says he'll sign it." [MJS]

when u and bae text beefing but u out wit friends
Car elevators not included: " Carly Fiorina, tops [list of prospective presidential candidates' home values] with her $6.7 million mansion in Virginia. But former Arkansas governor turned commentator Mike Huckabee, who says he campaigns on behalf of 'Bubbaville,' isn’t far behind, with a newish home in Florida worth $5.5 million. Next up is the presumptive candidate from Chappaqua, N.Y., Hillary Clinton, at $2.4 million -- a long way from Hope but just a hair above the Bush family’s Florida outpost, Jeb’s $2.2 million joint in Coral Gables. Scott Walker, the Wisconsin governor, lives in the least expensive home among those whose information is available on Zillow." [Time]
*TERRIBLE PAINTING SUDDENLY IMBUED WITH CREATIVE VALUE - We're roughly at the halfway point of our presidential portraits' descent into being hastily-produced watercolors of seashells. WaPo: "A cursory glance at the official painting of President Bill Clinton that hangs in the National Portrait Gallery would easily miss an ode to the lowest point of his presidency -- Monica Lewinsky. But it’s there, the artist revealed in an interview with the Philadelphia Daily News. Philadelphia area painter Nelson Shanks cunningly included a shadow over the fireplace cast from a blue dress on a mannequin. Shanks said painting Clinton was his hardest assignment because 'he is probably the most famous liar of all time.' So he added the nod to the Lewinsky scandal because it had cast a shadow over Clinton’s presidency. 'He and his administration did some very good things, of course,' Shanks said, 'but I could never get this Monica thing completely out of my mind, and it is subtly incorporated in the painting.'" [WaPo]
BECAUSE YOU'VE READ THIS FAR - Here are two goats playing on a horse.
THIS IS BRILLIANT AND IF YOU THINK OTHERWISE YOU CAN GO JUMP IN A LAKE OF THUMBTACKS - Also, "Sharknado 17: Thumbtack Lake" is probably already in post-production. Hollywood Reporter: "Syfy's Sharknado 3 has elected a new president and vice president. Mark Cuban and Ann Coulter have joined the growing list of guest stars for the third TV movie in the phenomenon, The Hollywood Reporter has learned...Entrepreneur/Dallas Mavericks owner Cuban of Shark Tank will play the president, while conservative commentator/author Coulter will play the vp." [Hollywood Reporter]
More 'Sharknado' news! "Members of Congress might say working in Washington is like swimming with sharks, but they now have the opportunity to make that a reality with the chance to appear in Sharknado 3. Representatives for the campy movie about shark-infested storms from the Syfy network are sending out emails to public relations associates, asking for help contacting 'select recognizable Senators and Congressmen, and a few others like Colin Powell and Oliver North,' according to an industry source." [Politico]
COMFORT FOOD
- Clickhole has its own version of The Oregon Trail.
- American Sign Language for webspeak like "SMH" and "screengrab."
- Ten of the most ornate movie sets bulit for a single scene.
TWITTERAMA
@SimonMaloy: molotov! RT @TexasTribAbby: Rabbi Shmuley calls Cruz "an honorary Jew"
@seungminkim: With Boxer and Mikulski's retirements, the Senate will no longer have members who wrote a political crime novel in their free time #trivia
@JGreenDC: I think that people used to walk around casually eating apples and giving each other hugs.
Then the liberals took over.
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Posted: 02 Mar 2015 03:32 PM PST
Dear McDonald's: Please Introduce A Veggie Burger
Here's a little secret that might surprise meat-eaters: Vegetarians like to eat more than just salads. We like a nice hearty sandwich as much as the next person. We like salty, cheap food, too. And we'd eat a lot more of that stuff if only fast food restaurants were willing to sell it to us. Read more.

Rare photos of JFK's elegant estate
Posted: 02 Mar 2015 02:23 PM PST
10 Of The Most Colorful Places On Earth
These photos aren't stills taken from Wes Anderson movies. Our world is a beautiful thing! Read more.
How To Style Your Little Black Dress For Every Single Occasion
Seriously! Your LBD can be dressed up for a black tie affair or made corporate for the office. Read more.
7 Ways To Make Your Treadmill Workout Less Boring
Attention: Going to the gym just got a lot less painful. Read more.
The Most Offensive-Smelling Foods To Eat At Work
Thou shalt not reheat fish in the shared microwave. Read more.

Posted: 02 Mar 2015 02:19 PM PST
Federal Judge Overturns Nebraska Gay Marriage Ban
U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon issued the ruling Monday, saying county clerks will be permitted to begin issuing gay marriage licenses on March 9. Read more.
Mother Of The Conservative Movement Has A Warning For LGBT People
Don't believe for a minute that the Supreme Court's decision in June on marriage equality, no matter how positive, will diminish the crusade against LGBT equality. In fact, she says, it will only serve to reinvigorate the anti-gay movement. Read more.
'Looking' Star Comes Under Fire After Controversial Remarks On Effeminate Men
Russell Tovey is feeling the heat after making controversial remarks about masculinity in a new interview. Read more.
Kelly Clarkson On Her Lesbian Groupies And What She Will Do If Her Daughter Is Gay
Check out what she had to say when a lesbian fan made an unusual proposition. Read more.
Vine Star Jeffrey Marsh Has #GotYourBack In Inspiring Campaign For LGBT Youth
As part of GLAAD's #GotYourBack campaign, Marsh posted a video on Vine pledging their support for LGBT youth. Read more.
This New Transgender Rom-Com Will Break Your Heart
"It's just a regular, loving romantic comedy, but its lens is a new one." Read more.
Transgender Veterans Hope New Defense Secretary Will Ease With Bureaucratic Snafu
Defense Secretary Ashton Carter made a splash last week by saying he's "very open-minded" about transgender people serving in the U.S. military. Read more.
Bill De Blasio Refuses To March In St. Patrick's Day Parade That Mostly Excludes LGBT People
"We need something more for it to really feel like we've turned the corner," de Blasio said Sunday. "A lot of people feel -- I think, rightfully -- that that is too small a change to merit a lot of us participating." Read more.
Director Sues Cannes Film Festival For Rejecting Movie
The film, which covers a wide array of issues including terrorism, teen sexuality, homophobia and suicide, received poor reviews when it was released in 2009. Read more.

Rare Photos Of Anna Wintour That Will Blow Your Mind
Posted: 02 Mar 2015 02:19 PM PST
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