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Articles in Oct, 2008 issue of Ebony

• The art of slow cooking
  by Charlotte Lyons
• Laila Ali: mother-to-be gives tips on having an easier, healthier pregnancy
  by Joy T. Bennett
• All-purpose gear to get you from A-Z
  by Elaine Welteroth
• Think pink
  by Mia Stokes
• Get polished
  by Mia Stokes
• On the spot
  by Mia Stokes
• Donavan's Double Trouble
• Say a Little Prayer
• Tim & Tom: An American Comedy in Black and White
• Renegade for Peace & Justice: Barbara Lee Speaks for Me
• What's on your nightstand?
  by Julian Bond
• Omar Tyree's last stand: author's triple-threat book tour highlights his final novel, and first books about business and children
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Musiq Soulchild
• NERD
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings
  by Lynn Norment
• Chris Brown
  by Lula Ruth
• A Shooter's Story
  by Jon L. Hawkins
• Parenting
  by Beverly Morris
• Serena Williams
  by Larry E. Walker
• Genarlow Wilson
  by Pam Jarmon-Wade
• The genius of cool
  by Claudette Howard
• Michelle Obama
  by Linda Hodo-Coiley
• What's online in October
• Making the cover
  by Harriette Cole
• 'Take care of yourself first': a message from the President & CEO
  by Linda Johnson Rice
• Desiree Rogers
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• The last days of Ike Turner: the story of a rock 'n' roll legend who lived hard, loved life but couldn't quite let go of his past
  by Margena A. Christian
• For Brothers Only
  by Jasmine Parson
• Breaking the Sound Barriers
  by Freddi Lopez
• Ebony on the scene
• International affairs
• James McBride: author's book, Miracle at St. Anna, comes to life in Spike Lee movie
  by Harriette Cole
• 5 questions for Natalie Cole: Still Unforgettable after all these years
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Angela Guy
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Animal care specialist: Indya Watts
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• The hidden treasures in the inner city
  by Kevin Frazier
• Change your attitude change your life
  by Tasha Smith
• For women only: when it comes to staying healthy, save yourself first: routine medical screenings can identify problems in their most treatable stage
• Should you confront 'the mistress'? Ultimately, your main contention must be with your husband
  by Grace Cornish Livingstone
• What's on your marriage checklist? Church, flowers, credit report?
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Eric Benet: returning home and reclaiming his roots, romantic singer moves on with his life and love
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Spensha Baker: teen Gospel singer excels by living her life Outloud!
  by Danielle Hester
• Mobilizing the Community to Help Students Succeed
• Hazel Scott: The Pioneering Journey of a Jazz Pianist, From Cafe Society to Hollywood to Huac
• The Sea is so Wide and My Boat is so Small: Charting a Course for the Next Generation
• Bermuda Music Festival: ocean paradise 'upgrades' with Beyonce & Alicia Keys
  by Joy T. Bennett
• October: what's happening where?
• Into the light
  by Mia Stokes
• Becoming Tyler: bill collector turned billion-dollar media mogul was molded from pain, promise and persistence
  by Margena A. Christian
• A conversation with Spike Lee: the filmmaker of few words gives Ebony magazine an earful about his latest film, his thoughts on the presidential election and the responsibility Black folks have to step up. His next project is a documentary on NBA MVP Kobe
  by Habbiette Cole
• What the world wants from Obama: how the junior senator from Illinois has lifted hopes around the globe
  by Kevin Chappell
• Obama and the world: what the candidate thinks about his global appeal
  by Kevin Chappell
• Fall for him
  by Robert Bryan
• Statement jewerly
  by Elaine Welteroth
• TV with out TV: as Black shows shift online, viewers can tune into the Web to find color
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• The best of Africa: from 5-star hotels and restaurants to state-of-the-art golf courses and romantic getaway spots, the Motherland has it all. Charles R. Stith, former U.S. ambassador to Tanzania and president director of the African Presidential Archives
  by Charles R. Stith
• Robin Roberts shares her breast cancer ordeal: the athletic, forever-upbeat Good Morning America anchor follows her mother's advice to 'make your mess your message.' Following is an excerpt from a new chapter Roberts wrote for the paperback edition of her
  by Robin Roberts
• Preventing preterm births for Black women: what you can do to reduce risk factors for this serious pregnancy complication
  by Joy T. Bennett
• Take control & become your own health advocate!
  by Danielle Hester
• The Ebony/Jet Weight-Loss Challenge : making progress: after 3 months of trying to change their lives, are the participants losing the pounds?
  by Ian K. Smith
• After the verdict, should we continue supporting R. Kelly? No, Amina's story is one reason why
  by William Jelanie Cobb
• After the verdict, should we continue supporting R. Kelly? Yes. Should we act as if it doesn't matter what the court says
  by Marv Dyson
• Wireless workouts: exercising with video games can knock out calories
  by Adrienne P. Samuels
• Got mayhem? Call in a parenting coach: when the kids are fighting and life seems unmanageable, your team could use a new game plan
  by Shirley Henderson
• The great cover up
  by Eunice W. Johnson
• Strictly for laughs
  by Maurice S. Ennels
• Memorable photo