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    Social media, specifically Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat, are important tools for the New Orleans Saints organization. They use these platforms to make it where fans are always up-to-date with any Saints news, promotions, and multimedia. It is also where they interact with their fans and go out of their way to ensure the fans know they are as important to the organization as the team members, partnerships, etc. The overall personality of the team’s social media is informative, nice, and a bit funny. This is shown through shared memes, joking with fans, and in their day-to-day posts and multimedia, especially videos. When analyzing a week’s worth of social media posts, it was obvious that the team’s digital media staff does have a set schedule for specific features, but the posts are also random and spontaneous at different times throughout the week. Twitter is the hub of the Saints' social media, followed by Facebook, Instagram, and last, and certainly the least, Snapchat. The following analysis covers the Saints’ entire week on…

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    Ethics In Sports

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    Just as ethical issues may arise in business organizations, they also do so in the sports world. From the excerpt in our Business textbook (Ferrell, 2015), ethical issues arise in the example of the New Orleans Saint Football team. As our Business textbook states, “The New Orleans football organization is an example of ethical misconduct in leadership (Ferrell, 2015).” The New Orleans Saints leadership exhibited ethical issues such as bribery within the team, fairness and honesty in the game,…

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    evaluating the overall efficiency of any offense; the ability to put points on the scoreboard and the ability to keep long sustained drives to keep the other offenses off of the field. The first area to evaluate is the total number of yards of offense gained. We are going to evaluate this in three different ways: total yards gained, total passing yards, and total running yards. These comparisons will be used to show where they ranked amongst all teams that year as well as how they compared with…

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    New Orleans Scandal

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    Introduction New Orleans, Louisiana was awarded its first National Football League franchise on November 1, 1966. The franchise became the 16th team in the National Football League and was named the Saints due to the fact that the birthday of the franchise falls on the Roman Catholic Church’s All Saints Day; widely appropriate considering New Orleans is predominately a Catholic city. The city of New Orleans and its beloved franchise has had to deal with some of the most adverse situations…

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    Lawn And Order Case Study

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    LAWN AND ORDER It was a beautiful day in Louisiana, Georgia, Mr.Adams was was driving his Ford Explorer to a customer 's house. Mr.Adams had a business where he would mow lawns and he specialized in doing custom designs for gardens, it was named Lawn and Order. Almost everybody in Louisiana has heard of Lawn and Order because of its recent booming success, due to channel 19 news, which featured a lot of his famous designs such as “ The Lawnmower “ and “ The Pelican “ where he would put the…

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    New Orleans Research Paper

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    “The “Queen of the South,” New Orleans is a city whose prosperity can be directly attributed to the Mississippi River. As a gateway to America, it has thrived as a shipping and commercial center, contributing to the industrialization of the United States from its early days to the present,” (“New Orleans” 230). New Orleans is located in the southern region of the United States, and it borders the states of MIssissippi, Texas, and Arkansas. New Orleans has many geographical features that are…

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    Growing Up In New Orleans

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    to Virginia in the 7th grade, we resided in Louisiana for about 7 years. We would travel to New Orleans very often for various sporting events that my siblings and I would participate in or we would go to watch the New Orleans Saints or the New Orleans Pelicans play. New Orleans has so much to offer that for all ages. Many people may think that New Orleans is only for adults but there are some kid-friendly things to do. Other than the crime in New Orleans, is not terrible city. The crime…

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    Voodoo In Louisiana

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    creator of both the universe and the spirits is understood to be the God of the Christian Bible; however, because the religion was established before people were able to read or write; therefore, there is no sacred text or central authority. Spanning centuries and continents the religion has morphed into hundreds of incarnations and practices. One such incarnation of the religion is Louisiana voodoo, also known as New Orleans Voodoo, a unique form of voodoo religion practiced-- as its name…

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    Category 3 Hurricanes

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    Imagine a world with no one to help, everyone is only looking to better themselves. After a big hurricane off the coast of New Orleans in 2005, the town was a big mess, without any help it was a disaster and a trainwreck.. With nobody to come to the rescue it was everyone for themselves. The hurricanes name was Katrina and it was a category three hurricane. It devastated the state of Louisiana and was a vicious storm. Over 80% of the larger roads and major areas were flooded by this storm. This…

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    strength to become a hurricane. This Hurricane was named "Katrina". Hurricane Katrina was the eleventh named hurricane and one of the costliest natural disasters in U.S. History. Over 1200 people died in the disaster from very aggressive flooding and strong winds make it the deadliest hurricane since 1928. Over a half million citizens of New Orleans became victims of Katrina. This hurricane packed winds of 174 mph, which put it at category 5 hurricanes. Once it ground, the winds dropped,…

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