American Greetings targets growing black market with Baobab Tree line
Cleveland company launches a nationwide line of greeting cards for African American buyers after market analysis shows rapid growth and $300 billion purchasing power. The Baobab Tree line uses African heritage themes, renamed family terms, and Afrocentric designs to appeal to minority consumers.
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Cleveland
American Greetings Corp
Labor Department
Jose Martinez
New American Greetings
New Greetings
Imprisoned father seeks guidance on child visitation
Dear Dr Sylvia answers a reader's questions about the impact of continued visitation on a child sure of her innocence, the effects of parental separation, and how to maintain a constructive relationship through letters and calls while the father remains incarcerated. It also covers maternal alignment on discipline and keeping two households united for the child's well being.
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Sylvia
Iin
Prion
Tme
Dad
Sylvia B. Rimm
Case Western Reserve Uniersity School of Medicine
Sylvie Rumm
P.O
Westlake
Ohio
Ethiopian Injera Lunch the Ultimate Finger Food
Ethiopian meals center on injera a spongy bread used as plate and fork Diners tear off squares to scoop stews like tart tare raw beef chicken and lamb greens lentils and salads Some dishes include doro wott spiced chicken with eggs and gomen cabbage salad features a basil garlic mustard lemon dressing and lemon juiceserves as a condiments and dressing pairing
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Ethiopia
Classic Basil Vinaigrette Dressing Blend
In blender, finely chop basil with garlic onion lemon juice vinegar Dijon mustard salt and pepper. With motor running, stream in olive oil until dressing thickens. Stir in a touch of ketchup for color. Serve on green salads. Makes about 2 cups.
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