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Pay Czar Criticizes 17 Bailed-Out Banks For Huge Pay Packages — But Won’t Go After Money Already Paid
The federal overseer entrusted with investigating Wall Street pay has declined to take action, arguing that the public wouldn’t be served by going after $1.6 billion that 17 financial firms doled out to their employees in the five months after taxpayer… Continue reading
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Hannah Allam, War Correspondent, Reports From Iraq While Pregnant
War correspondent Hannah Allam is facing an extra challenge as she covers the war in Iraq: she is five months pregnant. Although the pregnancy sometimes proved an obstacle for Allam, she has continued to prove herself as a veteran war reporter.”The rea… Continue reading
Stanley Tucci’s Tenor hits high notes
A week after his Broadway directing debut, Lend Me a Tenor, opened to glowingly positive reviews, director Stanley Tucci is lonely – and it surprises him.
“Normally, when I make a movie, once you finish shooting, you take the actors with you for three to five months of editing,” Tucci, 49, says in a telephone interview. “But with this, as director, you rehearse and open – and then you go home and the actors keep doing it every night. My experience as an actor is being in the theater with them for every show.”
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PBS’s ‘This Emotional Life’: ‘Living the New Normal’ in a Military Family
There’s a phrase being tossed around military installations, “living in the new normal.” It means that this — this life of repeated deployments, prosthetics and memorial services — is what life is going to look like for us for a while to come, so we had better learn to deal with it.
My son was just two weeks old the first time his father deployed to Afghanistan. My husband was on his third deployment there when our son turned four and our daughter was born. She didn’t meet her father until she was almost five months old. For the first months of her life she knew him only as an 8×10 picture taped to the backseat of the car. My husband knew his daughter only as the screaming voice in the background when he and I talked on the phone.
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It’s Official: Tiger Woods Has Learned Nothing
Count us among the fools who thought that five months of global humiliation might have taught Tiger Woods a thing or two.
How silly we were.
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Harvey Weinstein, Georgina Chapman Expecting A Baby
Marchesa designer Georgina Chapman and her husband, film producer Harvey Weinstein are expecting a baby, Daily Front Row reports. Chapman is already five months along, and she said she’s “so excited!” This will be her first child and Weinstein’s fourth.
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Tiger Woods Gambling: The 13 WEIRDEST Prop Bets (PHOTOS)
Tiger Woods is back and clearly hasn’t missed a beat. Nothing seems to be distracting him yet, but that hasn’t stopped some mischief-makers from trying. In fact, some people have been placing bets on whether he will be heckled or show some frustration. But those wagers are only the beginning. Scroll down to see the weirdest Tiger Woods prop bets from the last five months.
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Farewell for Now, HuffImpact — It’s Time to Practice What You’ve Taught Me
HuffImpact readers, I have some sad but hopeful news to announce: I will be taking an extended leave from The Huffington Post to practice what we preach.
While launching and coaxing Impact towards success during the last five months, I’ve learned some powerful lessons from the stories we’ve told and the people we’ve featured. Here, I’ve learned to stop and listen: to refrain from judgment or hasty action until I can fully empathize with those who need help and understand the problems they face. I’ve learned that often, hope doesn’t come from big ideas, but from everyday actions by determined individuals.
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