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Help I am Losing my HAIR and I don’t know what to do!

Join the National Trichology Training Institute together with Medical Doctors and Health and Wellness Experts…

“Hair Loss Summit 2010″ Saturday, February 20, 2010 Time: 9:00 am Location: Embassy Suite, Olympic Park,Atlanta, GA.

The purpose of the Hair Loss Summit is not only to address the critical issues about hair loss, but also to develop alliances between medical professionals and Trichology practitioners. The hair loss epidemic is a multi-million dollar untapped market that demands our unity and attention.

Recent studies done by Global Vision Beauty Technology show more than 40 million women in particular African Americans are losing their hair due to improper chemical services, abusive hair weaving, polymers on the scalp, twisting and binding hair too tight often causing receding hair lines premature balding and even permanent hair loss.

Follow the Buzz via “HAIR LOSS SUMMIT 2010″ – National Trichology Training Institute.

Get the Buzz Behind the Buzz with www.DryerBuzz.com (media partner) – Stay tuned for LIVE and On-Demand Buzz from the event.

The upcoming debate may be somewhat of a prediction, so we open it up for debate.  Need a job, in lieu of salary, what will you work for?  Food, room & board, or mortgage paid?

Rather than an opinion or commentary, this topic should perhaps be conducted as a forum to take place LIVE.  So let’s do this. Join DryerBuzz **Thursday, December 10, 2009** in a live forum (click LIVE up above or use widget below) .  The “Great Debates” will continue as we look at “work” in America. In lieu of salary, what will you work for?  Can America provide jobs and compete on a global scale? Must America redefine work as well as how we educate for work?

The White House is inviting citizens, community leaders, and local officials to hold their own Community Jobs Forums.  Pundits have made reference to historic presidential plans from Reagan to Lincoln.  How long before we start comparing the economic success of slavery to reintroducing voluntary servitude? Is it only a matter of time before the conversation goes there?  Already we are hearing arguments about America’s job market competing with human trafficking across the globe based on what America imports to get the low low price?

A great debate indeed.  In lieu of salary, what will you work for?

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Next on DryerBuzz & Company LIVE… Sunday

We got good hair but do we have good cents? DryerBuzz LIVE has to come back on this one.  The movie, Good Hair by Chris Rock, not to be mistaken by the documentary currently suing the movie, is in theaters. We’re going to see it. We’ll wait till everyone is done in salon and come at you Sunday for a great debate.  Plus there’s a boycott planned for the “do-it-yourselfers.”  Who’s got the buzz? DryerBuzz has the buzz behind the buzz with you in The Great “Good Hair” Debates.

Listen live Sunday, october 9, 2009 6PM (time subject to change). Call in to join debate panel (646) 652-2642

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DryerBuzz & Company presents an Organizational Spotlight Podcast.  With an ongoing initiative to take back our keywords [black women, african american], we try to provide a vehicle to answer the age old question “where do we go from here.”  Too often we hear citizen asks questions about our civic lives as if organizations and associations didn’t exist.  Many orgs are historic and continue to address needs of African Americans every day.  Some are born out of special interest, but for the most part they do exist.

Within the last year or so, at DryerBuzz.com we added a feature section called “Seeing Is Believing.”  That is where we are and if we don’t see we don’t believe – even to our detriment sometimes.  So we’ve continued to run headlines to let the reader know about various organizations.  Occasionally we invite Orgs and Association on the podcast during the Great Debates.

This week we invite for a special inside look to The Black Women’s Roundtable (BWR), an intergenerational civic engagement network of the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation (NCBCP). At the forefront of championing just and equitable public policy on behalf of Black women, BWR promotes their health and wellness, economic security, education and global empowerment as key elements for success.

We recently ran a headline where the group responded to the President Obama’s announcement of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor.  [Read More]

Join DryerBuzz & Company Sunday, May 31, 2009 at 7:30PM LIVE for special Organization Spotlight with The Black Woman’s Roundtable to hear more.  We’ll be joined by Melanie L. Campbell, NCBCP executive director and CEO and  Black Womens Roundtable convener and Felicia M. Davis, president, Just Environment and member NCBCP Black Women’s Roundtable Atlanta.

Phone lines will be open at 646-652-2642 for comments or to listen via BlackBerry and iPhones.  Listen above with plug-in LIVE or podcast available immediately after taping.

Visit www.ncbcp.org to learn more during and after the show.  BWR comprises a diverse group of Black women civic leaders of international, national, regional and state-based organizations and institutions. Together, the BWR membership represents the issues and concerns of millions of Americans and families who live across the United States and around the world.

BWR has outlined specific policy priorities for 2009-2010 to ensure the educational advancement, economic security, health and wellness, education and global empowerment of women, with a special emphasis on Black women and girls. Learn more about these priorities, BWR initiatives and how you can get involved.

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