“I am not a glutton - I am an explorer of food”
Happy Restaurant Week!
It’s that type of year again !! NYC’s Restaurant Week starts January 24th- February 6th, in a select 250+ restaurants. Happy Eating!!
www.nycgo.com/restaurantweek for more information
Human progress is neither automatic nor inevitable… Every step toward the goal of justice requires sacrifice, suffering, and struggle; the tireless exertions and passionate concern of dedicated individuals.
—Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Influencing Style One Issue At A Time

Pop’ Africana, a publication “dedicated to delivering a rejuvenated image of Africans, was founded in 2008 by Oroma Elewa. Her goal with the 3 year old magazine is to shed beautiful light on the vibrant contemporary side of the diaspora hardly viewed or appreciated in the West.
Pop’ Africana is available in eight cities in five countries for $15 each.
You may be seeing Ms. Oroma as an Influencer in the near future!


HAPPY 1/11/11 !!
Gems of Brooklyn

This is for lovers of great food. I was strolling through Clinton Hill this Sunday; specifically Myrtle avenue and walked into Sans Souci, a Jamaican restuarant with a touch of Italian, French, American, Chinese and Creole cuisine. All Rasta Pasta lovers know how monumental it is when another restaurant is found, so my advice is to go give this gem a look-see. Happy eating!
330 Myrtle Avenue NY 11205-3202 - (347) 227-8135
What’s one man’s trash is another man’s income!

Made of New York furniture is comprised of discarded Manhattan lumber and is constructed using as few machines as possible. This innovative and creatively made furniture, designed by former creative director of Ikea Sweden and current head of strategic design consultancy Daytime Projects, John-Michael Ekeblad, along with furniture designer Jonathan Locke and timber-sourcing expert Brian Kane. Made of New York is currently finding a retailer to house the collection, but until then pieces sell online from New York City Snaps, with prices ranging from $220-1,200.

Ambition Over Adversity
Take one’s adversity
Learn from their misfortune
Learn from their pain
Believe in something
Believe in yourself
Turn adversity into ambition
Now blossom into wealth
By Tupac Amaru Shakur

