It’s too sad. Keltner and Ekman in The New York Times: Keltner and Ekman applaud the film for portraying a few major insights from the science of emotion—mainly, that “emotions organize—rather than disrupt—rational thinking” and they also organize our social lives. well as our social lives. But the quibble over sadness is no small one. Downplaying sadness often makes its way into conversations about well-being and meditation: should we be meditating to become more happier, blissed-out individuals, and leave “negative” emotions in the back seat?...

“Dr. Laura urgently conveys to women that the to take proper care of their husbands is to ensure themselves the happiness and satisfaction they yearn for in marriage. Women want to be in love, get married, and live happily ever after. Yet disrespect for men and disregard for the values, feelings, and needs of husbands has fast become the standard for male-female relations in America, often creating struggle and strife in what could be a beautiful relationship....

** 1. Ash Brown Hair Color for Olive Skin Many women with olive skin tones tend to shy away from ash brown colors as the look may blend in with their natural skin, and hence make them look washed out. If you do want ash brown, however, there’s a way to get around it: Opt for thin ribbons of blonde to help create the perfect contrast. Ed’s tip: To keep your hair on the matte side, use a dry shampoo like Dove Refresh+Care Unscented Dry Shampoo to keep oil at bay....

That’s one of my favorite expressions from my days working in Washington. It’s a rich image. Yes, the hog is independent. He’s all by himself. Because nobody is going to come to the aid of a hog flailing around on ice, hurting themselves and not helping anybody else in the long run. The image speaks well to the limitations of over-celebrating independence and raising it to the highest of virtues, which we see displayed in the cult of the independent genius and personal freedom at all costs....

Simply try some of our favorite tried-and-tested tips, so you can wake up with beautifully fresh, kink-free hair! ** Tip 1: Avoid hair ties Tip 1: Avoid hair ties As tempting as it might be to tie your hair up into a ponytail or bun—don’t. We suggest avoiding hair ties or tying your hair up at night because it’ll leave dents in your poker-straight hair—not to mention it’ll add extra prep time to your morning routine....