The Most Heartbreaking Photo From The Wildfire

May 3, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Wildfire Rages On In Camarillo, Calif., Burns Path Toward Malibu By the second day of the Camarillo Springs wildfire, authorities were grateful that only 15 homes and a handful of RVs were damaged in the Camarillo area, about 50 miles northwest of Los Angeles. But with the loss of 15 square miles of wilderness, brush and campgrounds, it is Southern California wildlife that has suffered the most, as captured in this incredible photo by photographer Michael Coons of The Acorn Newspapers.  Continue reading... Mom Wants To Auction Childhood Items, Kobe Says NO WAY WATCH: Home Videos Capture Raging Wildfire America's 'Best Foodie Street' Is Right Here In LA Rescued Teen Hiker Charged With Meth Possession PHOTO: Is This Billboard Prostituting College Women? PHOTOS: Wildfire Rages On In Southern CA Pregnant & Powerful! PHOTO: Is This Billboard Prostituting College Women? The Most Heartbreaking Photo From The Wildfire LOOK: Nuclear Plant's Leaky Pipe Apparently 'Fixed' With Tape, Plastic Bags 1,000 California Foster Homes Match Sex Offender Addresses LARRY STRAUSS Teaching and Learning in Darkness and Light He was the only openly gay student I'd ever taught, and I admired him for having the courage to stand up to a pretty homophobic culture in South L.A., but otherwise he made no impression on me. He seemed, not surprisingly, content to be invisible -- and I'm ashamed to say that I was content to let him be. Continue reading... ARIANNA HUFFINGTON America's Real Deficit Crisis Are you busy right now? Are you already behind on what you wanted to accomplish today? Or this week? Or this year? Are you hoping this will be a short post so you can get back to the million things on your to-do list that are breathing down your neck? Okay, I'll get on with it: Our culture is obsessed with time. This is our real deficit crisis, and one that, unlike the more commonly discussed deficit, is actually getting worse. In fact, researchers have given this crisis a name: "time famine." And feeling like you're experiencing a time famine has very real consequences, including increased stress and diminished satisfaction with your life. On the flip side, one can enjoy "time affluence," the feeling of having enough time, or even a surplus of time. So how about redefining success to include a third metric, beyond money and power -- time affluence, which will lead, without doubt, to greater well-being and deeper wisdom. Continue reading... CONDIMENT Retro Cool, Toffee Tones and Hands: Trends From the 2013 L.A. Modernism Show The 2013 L.A. Modernism show is a chic and curated event that hits the city and captures over sixty exhibitors showing design, decorative and art from across the 20th century. Cool local artists, retailers and companies were on hand this past week and did not disappoint with amazing collections. Continue reading... ANNA MUSKY-GOLDWYN What Coachella Taught Me... Besides That I Don't Look Good in Crop Tops At Coachella, love it or hate it, it really does feel like a different world. This, I suppose, can be said for any music festival. Continue reading... PETER SCHEER New First Amendment Suit Poses Existential Threat to Government Unions Public employee unions face a new, and mortal, threat. It's not the unfunded liability of union pension plans or municipal governments' resort to bankruptcy to void union contracts. No, the new existential threat facing government unions comes from... the First Amendment. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003