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Skin Rules: Trade Secrets From a Top New York Dermatologist & Book giveaway | March 12, 2012

Skin Rules: Trade Secrets From a Top New York Dermatologist & Book giveaway

Visit our STYLE section to ENTER to win a copy of SKIN RULES Giveaway!

1 winner!

Giveaway ends Monday, March 12, 2012 at 11 p.m. CST.

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Get Married this Year: 365 Days to “I Do” | February 13, 2012

Get Married this Year: 365 Days to “I Do”

The Proven Program Trusted by Thousands of Happy Couples — Now in Print!

Forget waiting for Mr. Right! You can go out and find “The One” yourself when you follow the Get Married This Year plan. Celebrated relationship expert Dr. Janet Blair Page has distilled the very best of her acclaimed dating class at Emory University — the one covered by CNN, FOX, Good Morning America, and The Early Show – into this one-of-a-kind book. She’s helped bring thousands of singles true love — and now it’s your turn!

Your To-Do List This Year:
Today: Get to know yourself. 
Next Month: Figure out what you really want from your man.
Month 3: Learn … Read More »

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The Power of the Middle Ground | February 16, 2010

The Power of the Middle Ground

The Power of the Middle Ground
A Couple’s Guide to Renewing Your Relationship By Marty Babits, LCSW, BCD

The Power of the Middle Ground explains as no other self-help book does why and how the inherent difficulties entailed in the change process itself are daunting. Author Marty Babits, a seasoned couples therapist and educator, explains strategies and provides tips for grappling successfully with the challenges that change presents. This key aspect of working through relationship difficulties has, until now, been given short shrift in the popular and academic literature. Despite the central place of divorce in our culture, he teaches couples how … Read More »

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Your Newborn and Sleep | February 15, 2010

Your Newborn and Sleep

By Kim West, LCSW-C, Author of The Sleep Lady®’s Good Night, Sleep Tight: Gentle Proven Solutions to Help Your Child Sleep Well and Wake Up Happy

As a parent, you will learn that children need a certain amount of rules and structure. Not rigidity for the sake of rigidity, but a framework to give them predictability and security. And as a family therapist and sleep expert who has worked with thousands of parents, I’ve realized that parents need rules and structure too! So here are eight “rules” for parents of newborns These rules won’t get little tiny babies to … Read More »

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We Interupt This Date | February 11, 2010

We Interupt This Date

L.C. Evans knew when she was eight-years-old that she wanted to be a writer. She grew up in a small Florida town where she read every book in the children’s library at least three times before she was in third grade. Then she started writing her own stories. She now lives in North Carolina with her husband Bob and their three Chihuahuas. Though L.C. is the author of many published mystery stories and children’s stories, she has also published four novels. We Interrupt This Date is her most recent. Written in 2008 and published in 2009, the idea for the … Read More »

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Book Giveaway: Sonnets For Sinners | February 11, 2010

Book Giveaway: Sonnets For Sinners

THE SONG OF SIN: A delicious romp in the grove of forbidden love

“Poets confirm what cynical psychologists say: there’s one person we’re destined to love, and if we ever meet that paramour, we’re done for,” writes author and poet John Wareham as he leads us on a delightfully delirious journey of lovers grasped in the clutch of stolen passion in SONNETS FOR SINNERS: Everything One Needs to Know About Illicit Love.

The sonnets in this tiny tome include entries from Shakespeare, Yeats and Edna St. Vincent Millay to Prince Charles, Lady Diana and Elizabeth Edwards and now includes … Read More »

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Intentionality and Food | February 10, 2010

Intentionality and Food

By Annemarie Colbin, Ph.D., Author of The Whole-Food Guide to Strong Bones: A Holistic Approach

“Made with love” is an ingredient I have often seen on home-made packaged cookies and other home-made foods in health food stores. It always seems like a sweet and nice thing to say, but without real meaning, a friendly, new-agey kind of sentiment. Turns out it’s quite real, and measurable.

Let me set the context for this column for you. At this time, I am the president of a small non-profit organization called Friends of the Institute of Noetic Sciences (FIONS). The organization it sprang … Read More »

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LOVE WINS Releasing Romantic Illusions | February 9, 2010

LOVE WINS Releasing Romantic Illusions

By Gabrielle Bernstein, author of ADD MORE ~ing TO YOUR LIFE: A HIP GUIDE TO HAPPINESS.

For the majority of my life, navigating romantic relationships was like trying to reverse the Titanic. My past romances were filled with tons of mini dramas and fearful illusions. I exuded fear and grasped unto relationships for my dear life. This behavior was very unattractive. I thought I’d never “figure it out.” I often wondered why some of my girlfriends had such an easy time in relationships while many of us were left in the dark struggling to make sense of it all.

Then one afternoon, … Read More »

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