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Is the immigration boogeyman going away?

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The New York Times recently reported on a small rural townwhere longtime residents complain about “young Mexican men working construction and driving down wages, the children of laborers flooding crowded schools…and strip clubs springing up on roads that used to be dark and quiet.” Is the town in Wisconsin, Kansas, Alabama, or even (shudder) Arizona?… [Continue Reading]

Latinos and their love of BBQ

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“No lo toces porque te vas a quemar la mano.” Let’s just say that one of my earliest memories with a BBQ pit wasn’t a very positive one. Luckily though, every other experience with a BBQ pit has been great. In fact, very few things in life put me at peace the way the grill… [Continue Reading]

Your favorite fast food place might now deliver

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The “dead of winter” (whatever that is) has set in and we have become people who run from place to place in order to get out of the cold. The puniest of us use auto-start to warm up our cars, exercise indoors and shop at warehouse stores so we won’t have to shop for the… [Continue Reading]

When marketing meets psychology

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Have you ever noticed that when you watch a movie involving a car chase, a commercial comes on trying to sell you on an allegedly safe car? Yea, I didn’t notice that either. How about how most OTC sleep aids are a pale blue color? That one also passed me by. When marketing meets psychology,… [Continue Reading]

Finding a good school requires homework

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Homework is not just for your children. Before they can step into the building that will be their place of learning for at least four years, it is important that you know what options you have. This means researching potential schools and their credentials, attending open houses and information sessions, and speaking with currently enrolled… [Continue Reading]