Sentences with phrase «what huffington»

«I'm not so sure that some of what The Huffington Post does they're entitled to do,» Brill says.

Such new rectitude has been unusual for Kalanick, given how loyal and tolerant he has reportedly been to a range of what Huffington described as «brilliant jerks» at Uber.

It is also one that has favored what Huffington has called «brilliant jerks,» who can act badly without consequences.

Not exact matches

Huffington's ability to prioritize her health and wellness is what led to her initial success with the Huffington Post.

«What has upset business owners more than anything are the comparisons made between the income of small business owners and that of employees,» Dan Kelly, the federation's president, said in an op - ed published at the Huffington Post on Aug. 25.

Change is critical — even if it means losing top performers — because the world has changed and what happens in the culture of a company affects business metrics, said Huffington, who founded media website HuffPost.

If you are nervous about living up to what is promised check out this Huffington Post piece that shows what eight different types of small businesses have done to prepare for the day.

More From Huffington Post: What I Learned My First Year as a Startup CEO US Airways: «Nude Tweet Was an Honest Mistake What TurboTax Doesn't Want You to Know

Yet those who have been following Huffington throughout her career may be skeptical of whether, even today, she actually practices what she preaches.

It leads to multitasking — which is a poor use of time, Huffington said — and it can render us oblivious to what's going on around us.

«I think that porn has the power to do what Bruce Springsteen can't,» Mike Kulich, a spokesperson for the company, told the Huffington Post.

The ability to hire like crazy and chase prestigious goals like winning a Pulitzer Prize was what attracted Huffington to AOL in the first place.

Which is exactly what her ambition has been from the time she launched the Huffington Post six years ago.

So what happens to Huffington Post and AOL now?

Blogger in Chief Arianna Huffington launched her New York City — based news and opinion website just as what she calls «the national conversation» was moving online.

Huffington, 59, has a knack for setting her sights high and getting what she wants.

What might not be as obvious, though, is that Trump is charging his own campaign team rent, and according to an analysis by the Huffington Post, the money spent on rent went up in June, when he started using donors money to pay the fees.

Mary Fernandez recently shared a valuable blog post, on Huffington Post, where she interviewed 13 seasoned entrepreneurs on a single question: «What's your best advice for beginners who are starting their online business?»

While other publishers guessed at reader preferences, the Huffington Post team used data - driven methodology to give readers exactly what they wanted.

There's been a lot of turmoil in the online - media world over the past few months, what with Gigaom shutting down (and then apparently being re-born), Re / code being acquired by Vox and The Huffington Post and TechCrunch now owned by Verizon.

Kaczynski, meanwhile, told The Huffington Post that his departure had nothing to do with the state of affairs at BuzzFeed but rather what the news network was able to offer.

After building the product for Huffington Post, and owning the product and engineering groups at AOL after we were acquired, it was clear to me there was a huge gap between what the current CMS offering gave the world and what the world needed.

Huffington was interviewed at Business Insider's Startup 2012 conference in New York City in May about what she has done with her empire.

The new hire was joined by board member Arianna Huffington and former CEO Travis Kalanick in what was mostly a drama - free induction of the new leader to the company — a company that Khosrowshahi claims he will take public in as few as...

Huffington Post: Mayans Protest «Twisting Of Truth» Over 2012 Doomsday Predictions As the so - called «Mayan doomsday» approaches, the Mayans of Guatemala are speaking out against what some are calling a government - and tour business - led effort to profit off misinterpretations of their traditions.

Huffington Post: Newt Gingrich's Catholic Conversion Is Part of a Larger Spiritual Shift in His Life and Politics As former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich's star continues to rise ahead of GOP Republican primaries, he has had less time for what in recent years has become a calming, soothing Sunday tradition: sitting in the pews at the cavernous National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, praying to Jesus and the Virgin Mary during noon Mass while listening to his wife sing in the choir.

Huffington Post: End Of World 2012: Mayan «Doomsday» Part Of Long - Standing Interest In End Times, Apocalypse Lonny Sundvall doesn't know what will happen on Dec. 21, but he's ready for the worst.

Huffington Post: St. Malachy Last Pope Prophecy: What Theologians Think About 12th - Century Prediction After Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation, those familiar with a 12th - century prophecy claiming the next pope will be the last questioned if Judgment Day is quickly approaching.

The Huffington Post: «What I longed for with church, and what I think a lot of people long for, is not an exclusive club of like - minded individuals, but a community of broken and beloved people, telling one another the truth and taking it all a day at a time.&raWhat I longed for with church, and what I think a lot of people long for, is not an exclusive club of like - minded individuals, but a community of broken and beloved people, telling one another the truth and taking it all a day at a time.&rawhat I think a lot of people long for, is not an exclusive club of like - minded individuals, but a community of broken and beloved people, telling one another the truth and taking it all a day at a time.»

Boldest: Kristin Tennant at The Huffington Post with «What the Church Needs to Understand About Divorce»

-- Huffington Post «If you know anyone who is expecting a multicooker this year, this book is what you give them.

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The problem is, when one woman writes a Huffington Post article declaring, «I'm okay and what I'm doing is okay,» to other women making different choices, it sounds like, «You're doing it wrong and what you're doing is not okay.»

Thankfully Huffington quickly followed what appeared to be an eye - brow raising take on extended breastfeeding with endorsing statements from the World Health Organization, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Academy of Family Physicians.

She has also written and published articles for several reputable websites such as: The Huffington Post, Scary Mommy, xoJane, What to Expect, and In The Powder Room.

Check out this article by Lisa Belkin with The Huffington Post: Parents» Roles and Stereotypes: Who Does What in Your House?

«What we know suggests that sisters play a role in promoting positive mental health,» Brigham Young University assistant professor Alex Jensen, who wrote several studies on sibling relationships, told the Huffington Post.

Sources: Parenting, Parents, Today's Parent, Huffington Post, Fit Pregnancy, What to Expect, PopSugar, WebMD, Baby Center, Babble

Danielle Herzog is a freelance writer who has had the pleasure of writing for the Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, Parenting.com, The Huffington Post, AOL.com, What to Expect.com, Nickelodeon's Nick Mom and various other national and local magazines, newspapers and websites.

Author ReShonda Tate Billingsly made The Huffington Post news when she posted to Facebook a picture of her daughter posing with a hand written sign that read, «Since I want to post photos of me holding liquor I am obviously not ready for social media and will be taking a hiatus until I learn what I should + should not post.

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On a recent Huffington Post article entitled, «Nutritionist Moms Reveal What's in Their Kids» Lunch Boxes» I was impressed on some of the lunch offerings nutritionist moms pack for their kids.

Ellie writes regularly about mothering and being an older (positively geriatric) first time mother on her own blog Mush Brained Ramblings, for Huffington Post, as well as at Mumsnet, Midlife Mothers, What to Expect, Breastfeeding Matters and Cambridge News.

Tameka Kee with MediaPost asked an excellent question yesterday when we were emailing about her recent article on the Post's online political coverage: what about the Yahoo / Huffington Post / Slate online debates: revolutionary, over-hyped, or just what we need?

Yesterday, when Jane Hamsher of firedoglake posted a picture on Huffington Post of Joe Lieberman photoshopped into wearing blackface, she was trying to make a point about what she sees as his hypocritical attempts to reach out to black voters.

Even on big sites such as Huffington Post or Daily Kos, different authors tend to cover their own favorite topics, and if you don't know who writes about what, it's very hard to...

«Afterwards, when asked about it, the incumbent gave a misleading response to the Huffington Post because she knows what she did was completely inappropriate.»

Tameka Kee with MediaPost asked an excellent question yesterday when we were emailing about her recent article on the Post's online political coverage: what about the Yahoo / Huffington Post / Slate online debates: revolutionary, over-hyped, or just what we...