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First-year law firm associate salaries are on the rise nationally in a trend that started in earnest three years ago. But that trend is expected to slow significantly in 2008, [...]

Two officers witness a confrontation between a man and woman. They tail closely behind as the perp forces the woman into an alley. The suspect notices the officers, then holds [...]

This article, titled "Take it Easy," provides advice for visitors to New Orleans during the hot and humid month of August. The author warns readers about the intense heat and humidity in the city, which can be overwhelming for those unaccustomed to it. They suggest adopting the city's laid-back attitude and taking it easy, enjoying the slower pace of life and finding ways to stay cool, such as seeking out breezy balconies and indulging in authentic New Orleans snoballs. The article also mentions the city's unique architecture, which helps to mitigate the effects of the heat. Overall, the article offers practical tips for visitors to make the most of their time in New Orleans while respecting and adapting to the local climate and culture. [Extracted from the article]

This article, titled "LA, L.A. Land," discusses the etiquette of approaching and engaging with celebrities in public, specifically in the context of New Orleans. The author recounts a social media post about an encounter with actor Anthony Mackie at a service station, where the person approached him but was met with a simple "No" in response. The author explains that in New Orleans, it is generally understood that celebrities should be left alone when they are off the clock and not at a public event. The article emphasizes the pride New Orleans residents take in respecting celebrities' privacy and highlights the city's reputation as a place where celebrities can relax and enjoy their time without being bothered. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the upcoming hurricane season and the shared experiences of New Orleans and Pensacola in dealing with hurricanes. It highlights the familiarity and understanding between the two cities due to their historical connections and similar hurricane-prone locations. The article suggests a mutual support system during hurricane season, with New Orleans offering their couches and requesting specific items from Pensacola stores, and vice versa. It concludes with the hope for a mild storm season and an invitation to celebrate together at a bar in December. [Extracted from the article]

While there's no magic formula for implementing a successful e-commerce plan, one thing is certain--without a proper plan in place, you're courting disaster. The Detroiter talked to several experts in [...]

Facilitated by information technology and large MBS consolidators, borrowers may end up with direct access to the secondary market. Under one vision of the future, it's conceivable the middleman could [...]

Getting the funding needed to run small to mid-sized businesses may be getting easier around Southeast Michigan, but there is still a need for alternative funding options. Many businesses have [...]

Where will the next influx of new jobs come from for Michigan residents? Many statewide executives in the fields of health care and life sciences feel their industry has the [...]

Wally Jadan is all about building bridges among local, national and global communities. Jadan, the CEO and president of MBN TV and Radio in Southfield, is a leading proponent of [...]

An interview with Prince, American singer songwriter, is presented, which include an old-school way of running a band, like James Brown; and Prince albums seemed to evolve in quantum leaps.

This article from New Orleans Magazine explores the cultural significance of coffee in both Seattle and New Orleans. The author notes the similarities between the two cities in terms of their embrace of independent spirits and vibrant art scenes. However, when it comes to coffee, the differences are stark. In Seattle, coffee is a big business symbolized by the ubiquitous presence of the Starbucks logo. In contrast, coffee holds a deeper meaning in New Orleans, where it is seen as a part of life and a symbol of recovery and hope, particularly after Hurricane Katrina. The article also highlights the historical importance of coffee in New Orleans, dating back to the city's role as a major port for coffee imports in the late 1700s. The author concludes by expressing a desire to continue the discussion about coffee in the future. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses a conversation overheard in New Orleans about whether one would choose to attend the Kentucky Derby or the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. The author argues that the correct answer is Jazz Fest, citing reasons such as the superior food options and the slower pace of life in New Orleans. The article also mentions the lack of a signature cocktail at Jazz Fest and the unique fashion choices of attendees at both events. Ultimately, the author invites readers to attend Jazz Fest and promises to save them some "sock vodka." [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the envy felt by the author towards Clearwater, Florida, which serves as an East Coast epicenter for spring training in baseball. The author argues that New Orleans is also a superb baseball town with a rich baseball tradition, despite not having a professional team. The article highlights the historical significance of baseball in New Orleans, including the success of the LSU Tigers and the presence of minor league teams. The author also mentions the recent struggles of the New Orleans baseball scene, including the ill-conceived name change of the local team. The article concludes with a personal anecdote about the author's affinity for the Philadelphia Phillies and their former LSU pitcher, Aaron Nola. [Extracted from the article]

The electric utility industry is facing end-of-life for much of the underground cable installed in the 1960's and early 1970's. As failures have occurred, the methods used to locate faults [...]

Establishing a brand name is a collaborative process, requiring the talents of a diverse and creative group of professionals. This is particularly true of the major marketing campaign now under [...]

When it comes to measuring quality, customer feedback is your best yardstick. The question is not if you should survey your customers, but how. To get the answer to that [...]

Business loans can be difficult to qualify for, particularly for start-ups and small businesses, but the process does not have to be intimidating. With interest rates at historical lows, the [...]