James D. Houston Essays

  • Analysis Of 'Hotel On The Corner Of Bitter And Sweet'

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    In “Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet”, author Jamie Ford depicts the friendship between Henry Lee and Keiko Okabe, a Chinese American boy and a Japanese American girl whose ethnic backgrounds impacted their destinies in drastically different ways during World War II. After the attacks on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, the United States government ordered all persons of Japanese ancestry to evacuate their homes where they would then be sent to internment camps. Keiko and her family being considered

  • Air Pollution In Houston, Texas

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    anthropogenic i.e. human, causes. Houston, Texas is one of the largest cities in the United States and, unfortunately, the quality of their atmosphere reflects the city’s expansive area, many shipping ports, chemical plants, and high traffic. The major issues that residents of Houston face are ground-level ozone, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and many other fine particulate matters that are correlated with health

  • David Galveston History

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    who focuses primarily upon the history of Texas and regions there within. He was born in Houston, Texas and spent virtually all of his childhood there. Periodically, he made trips to Galveston with his Boy Scout troop, his family, and with his friends—today it is a popular local tourist location. McComb attained a bachelor’s and then a Ph.D. in History, and began teaching history at the University of Houston. Currently, he is a professor emeritus of history at Colorado State University. Although

  • Essay On Human Trafficking In America

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    Who is your favorite National Football Team? Mine is the Pittsburgh Steelers, now imagine that your team’s record for the year is 16-0 and you are heading to the Super bowl! How great is that? Your team is playing in one of the biggest games of the year, and you have the chance to watch them defeat the Baltimore Ravens live. Pretty sweet huh? Super Bowl Sunday is one of the biggest days in America, it is also the biggest day for Human Trafficking in America. In 2010 there were over ten thousand women

  • Pittsburgh Footballs Essay

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    Pittsburgh Steelers America is a proud nation full of fanatic football fans, but being a Pittsburgh Steelers fan is something extremely special. The Pittsburgh Steelers franchise is known for their world-wide fanbase, strong stability, and dominant championship runs. The Pittsburgh Steelers don’t just represent a six time championship team, they are known for much more beyond that. The Pittsburgh Steelers have one of the top fan bases in the National Football League (NFL), if not in all professional

  • City Of Houston Essay

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    to provide communities with services and programs that will directly improve the city overall. The population in Houston is rapidly increasing especially due to the affordable housing, no state income tax, the diverse culture, etc. The city of Houston is a center for production in the manufacturing, gas, and oil industries. Also, it’s a great place for entrepreneurs. Overall, Houston has become a populous city primarily for economic reasons. The city of Houston's budget has been strictly modified

  • Snapple Brand Management: Snapple

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    Background In 1972, three partners Hyman Golden, Arnold Greenberg, and Leonard Marsh founded Snapple, an all natural apple juice. They managed to create a near-cult brand “fashion” brand which they ended up selling for $1.7 to Quacker in 1994. 1994-1997: Quaker Takes Command Quacker bought Snapple for $1.7 billion in 1994. The company had been very successful with Gatorade and was keen to apply its proven approach to another beverage brand. Quacker felt that Gatorade and Snapple would complement

  • Galveston: A History Summary

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    history of Galveston in his book, he begins to bring into play the ongoing rival between Galveston and Houston. He tries to show how advanced technology persuaded the advancement of trade, that ultimately brought the two cites to be in competition with each other. “Railroad building had several secondary effects for Galvestonians. It created, for instance, a forty-two-year bitter argument with Houston over the ‘differential,’” (McComb 53). This depicted how

  • How Did Walter Camp Invite Football

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    The Super Bowl gets over 111.3 million viewership. Walter camp made it possible for everyone to be able to watch the Super Bowl. If Walter Camp didn’t invite football then we wouldn't be able to watch the best sport ever---football. So in my eyes Walter Camp invented one of the most eventful sports--football. Camp became a reluctant reformer, he got the idea for rugby to invite football, “the leader of the conservation forces,” when brutality and unethical play threatened the game existences.

  • The Super Bowl And Its Influence On American Culture

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    The Super Bowl is one of the most highly anticipated events in the United States each year. This is because it is not only celebrated by football fanatics, but it also draws in millions of viewers who watch for entertainment. These include commercials, halftime shows, and of course the game itself. It has evolved from 1967 to now, and the Super Bowl has become a cultural phenomenon since then. “Almost 100 million Americans followed the game live”. The Super Bowl will keep bringing more fans and views

  • Informative Essay: What Makes Football So Popular?

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    Football is one of America’s most favorite pastimes and each year hundreds of millions of Americans come together to watch a major sporting event, the Super Bowl. During the 2017 Super Bowl alone, there were an average of 111 million viewers. This number increases slightly almost every year and over the period of 50 years the numbers have sky rocketed from 51 million viewers to 111 million viewers. But the real question is what makes football so popular? Football like cockfighting, reflects a hierarchical

  • Moving To Houston Essay

    500 Words  | 2 Pages

    Live In The Space City! 5 Reasons To Move To Houston Named after former General Sam Houston, who is known for his role in bringing Texas into the US as a Constituent state, the city of Houston has emerged as one of the most popular and flourishing cities in the United States. The city offers an alluring blend of different attractions that make the city appealing to all types of individuals. The metropolitan Houston area spans over more than 600 square miles and is home to more than two and a half

  • How To Write An Essay About Houston Movers

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    Houston is the most populous city in Texas and the fourth most populous city in the United States. It consists of 2.239 million people approximately. Such huge numbers of people are living in this city and they need the services of people for transferring and shifting their goods and luggage from the older place to new one. So, the moving companies are available in the market for proving these services to the people. Hiring the moving companies for the shifting of the goods has become a necessity

  • Restaurant Culture Analysis

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    4.4 Communication of Restaurant Culture between the United States and China From above, it is clear to see that there are, indeed, some discrepancies of the restaurant culture between the United States and China, however, with the progress of globalization, the restaurant culture between two countries have been frequently communicating with each other in social lives. To be more specific, on the one hand, as early as 1849, the first Chinese restaurant was opened in San Francisco of America (Ma, Qu

  • Superbowl Persuasive Speech

    496 Words  | 2 Pages

    Have you ever been to a Superbowl, watched it on tv or even been to a party to celebrate it? That is because we Americans are very proud of our brand of football, but how does it stack up next to soccer with the amount of money invested in the sport, the amount of money being made from the sport and the total viewership of them. As you know it is not cheap to host a superbowl due to the fact that you have to purchase almost an endless list of things. Some items include food and drinks for vendors

  • Summary Of Flood Of Memories By Char Miller

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    The article “Flood of Memories” covers the series of flooding that San Antonio experienced, beginning with the Flood of 1921. Miller uses his writing to convey his personal opinion as well as provide historical facts with regard to the true source of destruction. In “Flood of Memories”, Miller illustrates the racial bias and disregard for human safety in the southern and western parts of San Antonio during the Flood of 1921. Char Miller opens his article with a recalling of an emotional event during

  • Pvpv Program Pros And Cons

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    I spoke with John Savoie yesterday and he informed me of the ARC's position on the HAB/PVP Program and how it is "proprietary" to your organization. He informed me that the DC filming crew is back on and will be here today Saturday Oct 24th to film the Community CPR event and the DC filming crew not want to have anything to do with the PVP Program and that it is overdone. He also informed me that he invited several of the PVP team members to attend with their dogs (to the Community CPR event"

  • Houston's Economy: Strong And Dynamic

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    many facts and figures that show that Houston region is a young talented and growing area due to the economic expansion and technological improvement. One of the facts describing Houston mentioned that if it was a country itself, its economy would be larger than Norway and Venezuela. Also, it is one of ten populous areas the U.S., and in the last decade Houston offered huge number of jobs. In addition, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics Houston is one of the nation’s

  • Dallas Opp Narrative

    700 Words  | 3 Pages

    was a beautiful girl she was the most precious thing I had ever seen, I fell in love once again and again with another beautiful daughter two years later. The company I had been working with repositioned me and wanted me to do a couple of jobs in Houston, TX. I went by myself the first time and then decided to take my family the other couple times. My wife

  • Personal Narrative Essay: The 2009 Super Bowl

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    Football has become America’s favorite sport. Everywhere across the country fans of all ages and backgrounds gather around their televisions on Monday night, Thursday night, and Sunday afternoon to watch the games. Fans ignore other sports to watch their favorite team play on prime time television. I am a huge football fan, knowing the stats (rec yards, touchdowns, etc.), some might even call me a football guru. Knowing the stats helps fans get involved in the game making the game more interactive