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Sean Drakes "New Orleans spice: a taste of art and culture in the Crescent City". Black Enterprise. FindArticles.com. 23 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_5_35/ai_n8586837/

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• Atlantic Records
• Another way to the corner office
  by Zaundra Wimberley
• Nokia 9300 SmartPhone
• National Association of Black Accountants
• Royal travels
• No credit card, no service?
  by Tanisha A. Sykes
• Proceed with caution: money manager Alfred Jackson looks for slow and positive growth
  by Nicole Lewis
• Brand me: marketing techniques to make you stand out
  by Lee Anna Jackson
• Jack of all trades?
  by Tanisha Sykes
• Correction
• Olympus C-8080 wide zoom digital camera
• Belkin Tunecast II Mobile FM Transmitter
• Celebrating our 35th anniversary
• Black farmers sue USDA for $20.5 billion: mismanaged 1999 settlement sparks class action lawsuit
  by Tamara E. Holmes
• Getting paid: collection tips for handling slow- or non-paying clients
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Daytime's other drama: despite its popularity with black audiences, daytime television discounts black talent in front of, and behind, the camera. These industry insiders are pushing for change
  by Carolyn M. Brown
• Chicago Defender
• Wealth: make it, don't fake it
  by Norman Simmonds
• HP iPAQ h6315 pocket PC phone edition
• Taking steps toward financial independence: our 2003 financial fitness contest winners are reaching their goals with solid fiscal planning
  by Sheryl Nance-Nash
• Eight black physicians partnered to open an International House of Pancakes in Harlem this past July, and it is already ranked 14th in sales among the company's 1,167 franchises throughout 48 states and Canada
  by Nkechi Olisemeka
• Give the gift of employment
  by Earl G. Graves, Sr.
• A less taxing way to invest: the yields on municipal bond funds are tempting—and tax exempt, too
  by Donald Jay Korn
• Springboard to success: organization to help underrepresented groups navigate the corporate landscape
  by Nkechi Olisemeka
• Tech success
  by Steven L. Watson
• Houston-based ChaseCom L.P. has opened an inbound and outbound call center in Fort Smith, Arkansas, on the site of a former one
  by Malik Singleton
• In retail fashion
  by Sonia Alleyne
• A personal booking
• Better ways to buy: educate yourself with a consumer handbook
  by Stephanie Young
• Handle with care: blacks are in weakest position to provide home care
  by Marcia A. Wade
• It's a team thing: Larry Sheffield has a knack for building high-tech departments and driving results
  by Bridget McCrea
• The challenges of securing capital for your business
  by Mark N. Howard
• Granite Broadcasting Corp
• Inspired to make a difference
  by Charles A. Pace
• SoniqCast element Aireo
• Mixing matters
• One bad apple: Theodore Parrish's portfolio of A-rated companies had a minor flaw
  by Rhonda Reynolds
• Excusez moi, parlez-vous francais? Learn another language to increase your marketability
  by Kimberly J. Hamilton-Wright
• The perfect sip: John D. Gregory enjoys an Armagnac moment
• Cracker Barrel pays $8.7m to settle race case
  by Nicole Richardson
• Sony 42-inch LCD WEGA flat-panel HDTV
• The art of motion: an engineer dances with capoeira
  by Sonja D. Brown
• Homedics Therapist Select Programmable Percussion Massager
• Black board directors form network: annual summit addresses diversity in the boardroom
  by K. Terrell Reed
• Knowing when it's time
  by Alan Hughes
• Funny money: Black comedians have always been among the funniest. Now, by tapping into the business side of the industry, today's comics are laughing all the way to the bank
  by Alan Hughes
• Convention calendar
• Smores maker kit
• Puff pieces
• Catching up on retirement
• Learning from the pioneers of comedy
• Raging beauty: one-time female boxing champ is winning bouts in sports management arena
  by Zakiyyah El-Amin
• Carver vs. OneUnited: in the battle for market share and customers, the nation's two largest black banks seek to grow through acquisition. Which one will ultimately win the fight to be No. 1?
  by Sakina P. Spruell
• Ceramic Measuring Cups
• Bravo to Baltimore
  by Joan M. Pratt
• Toshiba Qosmio E15-AV Notebook PC
• Cellboost instant power
• Beauty and the beat
  by Sonia Alleyne
• New Orleans spice: a taste of art and culture in the Crescent City
  by Sean Drakes
• Kmart makes branding pro its new chief: Aylwin Lewis named eighth black CEO of Fortune 500 corporation
  by Sonia Alleyne
• Know the rules: home-based businesses strain to comply with the complexity of IRS regulations
  by Arlene McKanic
• Riding with the currency: when the dollar loses value in the world markets, there are pitfalls to watch out for. Here's how to benefit whether it is weak or strong
  by Rene Brinkley
• Saving black men
  by Ron G. King
• Fujitsu biometric notebook PC
• Marc Ecko
• The greatest gift
• A time to give: donate a tree for someone you love
  by Jennifer L. Smith
• Adjusting investment styles: the Umoja Investment Club is benefitting from its willingness to change
  by Erin Straker
• Paint hustle: New Orleans artist went from the streets to mainstream
  by Sean Drakes
• Alone in your time zone: are you plagued by chronic lateness? Here's how to tell—and what you can do to change
  by Alfred A. Edmond, Jr.
• The mag biz
  by Richard A. Williams
• Archos Gmni400
• Wire Snake Cable Organizer
• A snowball's throw away
  by Lisa Downer
• Raines stays cool under fire: Fannie Mae CEO says cooperation with regulators is not admission of guilt
  by Hamil Harris
• Art Noir: Philadelphia professionals hang up careers to create black art framing enterprise
  by Glenn Townes
• Sweet expectations: a recipe for success: in the darkest period of her life, Michele Hoskins found inspiration from a family recipe and created a multimillion-dollar company
  by Michele Hoskins