Heritage Classic

Shrimp Creole is a dish made of shrimp, tomatoes, onion, bell pepper, celery, garlic and cayenne pepper. Classic shrimp creole does not contain a roux; however, some cooks may add a roux. It's an early Creole dish that shows its strong French and Spanish heritage. Red Beans and Rice is one of the most common dishes found in New Orleans. It is cooked in homes and restaurants throughout the New Orleans area. Red beans came to the area…

Variations in art that I have previously worked with involved reading short classics, poetry or portions of literature and developing artistic ideas revolving around the themes. For example, Robert Frost, Stopping by a Snowy Evening, could be incorporated with the theme of painting snowy aspen trees. To create this painting, I would have the children tape of vertical tape strips to mask of where they would like the aspen trees in their painting. Once the tape is in place, the children would…

realistic style that shows traces of my heritage. I am very committed to working hard to make my art as great as possible. I have developed a passion for drawing and illustrating armor, medieval architecture, and fantasy drawings. The armor concept drawings show German style armor used in the early to a mid-medieval era. The landscapes show more of Germany’s rich mountain ranges and rural area that I grew up with. My love for the fantasy theme comes from all the classic German stories that my…

I’ve found that my name, Kurt, suits me quite well. My parents were conscious of our German heritage and really liked the traditional German name, Kurt. As it turns out, the name Kurt fit me more than they would know. It can mean “courteous”, “wise counsel”, or someone who can be both introverted and extroverted. According to babynames.com, the name Kurt as an American name means “courteous”, a value I try to live by. I’ve always considered myself polite and respectful to whomever I may…

According to King et al. (2009), Indigenous social inequalities resulted from a combination of classic socioeconomic and alienation as well as Indigenous-specific factors related to colonization, globalization, migration, loss of language and culture, and disconnection from the land leading to the health inequalities of Indigenous peoples. Language serves not only as a means of communicating but for preserving cultural identity thus chronicling all that happened in the past, present and the…

Get Ready,” and “Blackman Redemption,” Bob Marley showcased Rastafarian principles while still appealing to a larger audience with his calls of redemption and freedom. Blackman Redemption is clearly a song inspired directly from Marley’s African heritage, but it carries an undertone that all nationalities can relate to. Bob Marley sings, “Coming from the root of King David/Through to the line of Solomon/His Imperial Majesty is the Power of Authority: spread out, spread out/Spread out, spread out…

This is not only wrong in the sense of the covenant, but also in the political sense since “the Hittite indicated his non-Isrealite heritage. He may have been a resident alien, a class whose rights kings were especially charged to guard.”(NOAB, 459) Once David discovers that Bathsheba is with child he orders Uriah to sleep with Bathsheba, which Uriah refuses to do. I am both confused…

competition, echoing the anemic marketing campaign by Waffle House. IHOP’s approach in this regard has been the polar opposite, aggressive advertising and always trying to reinvent itself. Taking the characteristic diversity of their California heritage in stride, IHOP did not creep, it leaped, finding itself in location all across the map. Reflecting the growing pains of a fully national and international company, the logo has undergone…

The Edge of a Western How does a Western film look when it is written backwards and the themes are put on their head? This is how Jim Jarmusch envisioned his take on the Western when he directed Dead Man. The film is about an ordinary accountant William Blake, played by Johnny Depp, who is traveling to the town of Machine to start a new life. When Blake finds that there is no job for him, a set of unfortunate circumstances forces him into becoming a wanted man. Along with an American Indian…

the legacy of a poor man. Throughout the duration of the poem, he discusses various benefits of being poor, such as “a poor man’s son inherits stout muscles and a sinewy heart.” Lowell also describes the son of a rich man as inheriting wants. “The Heritage” oscillates between the poor man’s views and the rich man’s views, illustrating two distinct paths of life. Lowell closes his poem by testifying, “both are heirs to some six feet of sod, equal in the earth at last.” He leaves the reader…