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    NCIS New Orleans

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    On Tuesday night fans of “NCIS: New Orleans” were screaming in horror when Dr. Loretta Wade dropped to the floor. The beloved character on the popular CBS show was poisoned and she needed an antidote. When she collapsed‚ after examining the other expired victims in her lab‚ the viewers knew it could have been her last case. Agent Pride’s team wasn’t going to let her die. Not if they could help it. Catching a case at the local base‚ the agents were called out to see if a service member jumped to

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    New Orleans Research Paper

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    Security for Super Bowl XLVII On February 3‚ 2013‚ the biggest‚ grandest‚ most-watched single event in American sports is coming to New Orleans. (Tourism) New Orleans as celebrated plenty of milestones on its slow road to recovery from Hurricane Katrina‚ but arguably none is bigger than hosting its first Super Bowl since the 2005 storm left the city in shambles. (Kunzelman) As fans prepare to travel to cheer for their favorite teams‚ the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens arrive in the

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    Zeitoun Hurricane Katrina was a catastrophe that devastated the New Orleans area in 2005. The mass damage that hit various suburbs‚ such as the ninth ward passed a tipping point in which seemed nearly irreparable and is still feeling the devastation today. It left New Orleans choking in conditions portraying that of a third world country‚ in which was responsible for the many death of New Orleans natives and the stranding of hundreds of thousands. One subject matter that contributed to this devastation

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    respond possible disasters. For example‚ On August 29 2005 Hurricane Katrina caused over 50 failure of the levees and flood walls which were protecting New Orleans. The failures of the levee and flood wall makes 80% of New Orleans full of flood. Over a million homes and businesses were flooded by tens of billions of gallons of water in New Orleans. In this case‚ levees and flood walls are responsible to protect people living in New Orleans from hurricane and flood but they did not because of human negligence

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    millions of years that humans have been on this earth‚ many communities have come to existence. The great Egyptians‚ and the Roman empire‚ are just to name a few but none are more diverse and complex than the city of New Orleans. A city founded on the worlds’ second largest river‚ New Orleans is a place that has thrived for many years. Though it is always at risk of natural disasters‚ the people stay true to its’ traditions and diversity. The “Who Dat Nation” will always be strong and supportive of not

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    New Orleans and Mardi Gras

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    New Orleans was left permanently changed in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Mardi Gras season presents an opportunity for locals and tourists alike to collaboratively define this new and changed city. Carnival and Mardi Gras day itself can be viewed as theatrical performances in which local New Orleanians and tourists are involved in multiple dramatic interactions to present an ideal city and celebration. These reciprocal interactions between actor and audience result in a certain presentation

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    Taking back the streets of New Orleans Man gunned down in the streets of New Orleans is the typical news headline in New Orleans. Crime has increased so drastically that citizens have moved to different parishes just to feel safe. The crime rate has increase and New Orleans has been labeled the “Murder Capital of the World”. There are undoubtedly many factors contributing to crime but the focus should be those connected to the root of the problem. The systems in New Orleans have failed our kids

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    Communication between the people of New Orleans and the city government was a reason why there was so many casualties. During any natural disaster‚ winds can harm any communication systems‚ especially a storm like Hurricane Katrina. Most of modern day communication tools rely on obstacles that are built on land‚ such as radio antennas and cellphone towers. Katrina’s fast winds knocked down a 400 foot antenna that was built to last through winds that would blow up to 150 mile-per-hour. Weakening communication

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    Group Therapy

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    Group therapy has its roots from WWII but is still very common today. There are many different factors of group therapy. The first is that group therapy offers new information to individuals. The group leader may offer advice but also group members share their experiences. This leads to the presence of hope by both the therapist and group members. Another factor to group therapy is universality which shows that everyone struggles with problems and that an individual is not alone (BOOK). A benefit

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    New Orleans Marketing Plan

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    Introduction The City of New Orleans is a remarkable city and has enormous potential for expansion. The “Big Easy” has always been known for the French Quarter‚ yet New Orleans is so much more than just a “party city.” I suspect there is a demand to show the “family friendly” side of the city. While there have been notable failures and setbacks along its progress‚ New Orleans is an international tourist attraction. Visitors come from all over the globe to witness its history and culture.

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