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Evolution of Hispanic Consumers and Marketing is Focus of Association of Hispanic Advertising Agencies (AHAA) Annual Conference in Miami
MCLEAN, Va., Sept. 20 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Natural Selection is a key mechanism of evolution and the fitting description for what is occurring today in the U.S. population and Hispanic-specialized marketing. The AHAA Annual Conference, appropriately themed Natural Selection, will examine the core values and traits of U.S. Hispanics that have made survival among consumers and specialized agencies possible, and the key driver of volume and profit for advertisers. The conference is being held October 6-8, 2010 at the Hyatt Regency in Miami.
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Black women's hair has been a lightning rod in discussions about race, class and social conformity dating back to the days of slavery, when some black women wore scarves to hide their "naps." Today, the debate still rages about what having "good hair" means in the black community, even serving as the subject of an upcoming documentary produced by comedian Chris Rock called, appropriately, "Good Hair.
Our hair-grooming habits are reflective of our history, and it affects how we go about our daily lives," she said. "Thankfully, I learned that I am much more than my hair, and I take better care of my hair now."
"Natural hair is as manageable as relaxed hair," she said. "Once you learn proper grooming techniques and find suitable products for yourself, you will find that taking care of na...
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Many selective forces must have influenced human evolution, but the only one that all population geneticists seem to agree upon is malaria. Time and a...
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Spinach, onions and cucumbers are among the bounty Kenny Duzan sells at the Columbia Farmers Market and to local grocers. It would be hard work just keeping up with demand from his produce customers, but the Boone County farmer also has another distraction - a full- time day job.
It's more than four hours before the Columbia Farmers Market opens. The sky is black, and the fall air is cold and damp. While most of Columbia sleeps, Kenny Duzan is already at work.
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Thursday marks the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin, the naturalist who helped make sense of evolution and the process of natural selection and sparked court battles and heated debates that continue to this day.
The Scopes trial was 84 years ago, and we're still kicking this thing around," said Ken Miller, a biology professor at Brown University.
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It's one of those simple questions with, alas, an anything-but- simple answer.
Bob Domine, a longtime resident of Goose Rocks Beach in Kennebunkport, watched one recent morning while a young man from the U.S. Department of Agriculture prepared to set out a truckload of wildlife traps on the federally protected land that surrounds the beach.
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The argument between evolution and religion, continuing to roil the nation's politics, is undergoing change. Undergoing evolution, you might say. There's a new (fruit)fly in the ointment of Darwinism, a theory that religious belief contributes to natural selection and benefits human adaptation. (Darwin gets religion.)
David Sloan Wilson, a professor of biology and anthropology at Binghamton University in New York state, argues that "religiosity" fosters group discipline and could have given our hunter-gatherer ancestors an advantage for survival as they grouped together for worship. This helped them defend against predators at the waterhole, where they became prey on the savannah. Those who survived passed on their genes, increasing the survival of the fittest unto the next generation. ...
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A trip to Sonnewald Natural Foods in York County is an experience that is alien to many shoppers.
One customer peruses books that promote natural reme...
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Re the plight of the mountain yellow-legged frog:
In your recent editorial ("Our View") of Jan. 9, you made a statement "... we also believe that the loss of a species is an intolerable loss to the Earth.
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Underwhelmed by Evolutionary Psychology
Although fascinating and thought provoking, I have always been scientifically underwhelmed by Evolutiona...