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    Rhetorical Strategies In Dave Egger's Zeitoun

    The nonfiction novel, Zeitoun, written by Dave Eggers, involves a Syrian American, Abdulrahman Zeitoun, who was determined to stay and aid survivors in New Orleans after the catastrophe of Hurricane Katrina. Zeitoun faced discrimination and was imprisoned after being accused of being a terrorist. Aside from the novel, the present day Zeitoun had been cleared of charges with the, “solicitation of first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder of his ex-wife” (Martin). Even though the nonfiction

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    Louis Armstrong Rhetorical Analysis

    disagreeable), his initial separation (which is believed to be beneficial for him), his initial enterprise with his cornet and finally the start of his superb vacation in jazz music whereby he leaves a great heritage. It was fascinating to get a look at New Orleans in the beginning of the jazz through the eyes of the standout among the most popular with regarded performers to leave the city. The stream of the story was somehow difficult to stare of now and again because of the wide exhibits of artists, pimps

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    The Holy Trinity In Magnalite Pots And The People Who Love It

    “The Holy Trinity in Magnalite Pots and the People Who Love It” “Mais Cher!” Creoles are people of Louisiana and who speak Creole French and eat its various delicacies. The food is a hybridization of French, Spanish, African, and English cuisine, and it’s “c’est bon!” Onions, celery, and bell peppers are a staple in their cuisine, and for this reason these ingredients are called the “Holy Trinity”. This nickname is an allusion to their Roman Catholic religion. Rice is the foundation of every Creole

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    Hurricane Katrina Research Paper

    Hurricane Katrina was a devastating storm, but not a lot of people know how it was born, how it turned into a hurricane, and how its life ended. Hurricane Katrina was first born over the waters of the Bahamas on August 23, 2005 (“Hurricane Katrina”¬¬¬¬). On the next day, it was officially declared a tropical storm and was given the name Tropical Storm Katrina (Caravantes 5). Soon after it was named, it went towards Florida and turned into a Category 1 hurricane on August 26 (Caravantes 7). By August

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    Personal Narrative: Hurricane Katrina

    A lady in the store overheard this comment and let my mother know that there was going to be category 5 hurricane coming toward New Orleans and my mother was shocked to find out this news. Long story short, things moved faster than we thought, so we had to end the family reunion and evacuate immediately. Luckily, after a long, hot process, my family was able to go to another family members house in another

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    Hip Hop Fashion Jewelry Research Paper

    Hip hop fashion jewelry is the new kind of fashion jewelry that is becoming extremely popular and is taking the world by storms. With elaborate, unique, bold and courageous designs hip-hop jewelry adds a new element in the world of fashion making and utilizing all the skills of passionate and artistic jewelers. Because of their rich and over the top designs, hip hop jewelry was limited to only celebrities and rich people for many years. However, with the changing scenario, now it is worn by everyone

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    In the Shado of Disaster

    how New Orleans has been engineered: to control stray water and to clarify the border between the city and its surrounding.” “It has been a losing battle says,” (Kelman). Much of New Orleans lies below sea level. Also, New Orleans does not have a drainage system, so this is caused due to lots of flooding areas and massive damage. Even though New Orleans has access to the river and the Gulf, they enjoy a near-perfect situation; but have a horrid site. Geographer Peirce Lewis sums it up: “New Orleans

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    Case for, or Against

    Assignment 2: LASA 2—The Case For, or Against, New Orleans Sometimes one’s choices may involve catastrophic decisions and bear great risk and yet there can be no clear answer. For example, if a person gets a divorce, shutters a plant, sells a losing investment, or closes their business, will he or she be better off? The following case incorporates nearly all of the material you have covered this far and presents an example of one such choice where nearly all of the alternatives have a significant

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    Battle of New Orleans

    The Battle of New Orleans took place January 8, 1815 as the last major battle of the War of 1812. Before any military confrontation occurs an idea is presented; this idea was presented to the British Admiralty by Admiral Sir John Borlase on November 18, 1812. Admiral Borlse's plan was intended to create a diversionary assault on New Orleans to reduce the Americans line on the Canadian Front. Jackson suspected the impending arrival of a large British land-and-sea force, he did not know where on

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    Nottoway Case

    Path: K:/CHE-JAIN-08-0701/Application/CHE-JAIN-08-0701-case6.3d Date: 20th August 2008 Time: 21:04 User ID: tamilmanir Disabled 1BlackLining CASE 6 The Nottoway Plantation, Restaurant, and Inn: The White Castle of Louisiana n early 1994, Faye Russell, marketing director, and Cindy Hidalgo, general manager, considered the future of Nottoway Plantation of White Castle, Louisiana. Nottoway, which was listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, was an enterprise in the hospitality

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