one topic i would like to investigate and learn more about is the street durg referred to as "spice" which is technically a herbal incense, that is sold legally in smoke shops and gas stations.
i want to know exactly how it is made and what the immediate and long term effects of it are. i will also investigate the high that it gives someone.
i found a Spice homepage. wher information on buying it.

another topic i would like to investigate is the BP oil spill. i eard about it on the news but never actually took the time to go through it and find out more than just the headlines. i would like to take a deeper look into that topic and see what i can learn about the spill itself and the poor procedures that BP took that led to the spill.
BP gas stations Oil.

This is about the same time talk of Lebron tradeing teams was rumored, thou everyone thought it was just a hoax, like the one of fellow player Kobe Bryant, who was also asking to be traded before winning a world championship that same year. no one believedhe would leave, especially not the loyal fans of Ohio who had loved him since he became a basketball player. No wonder fans of Ohio reacted the way they did. Burning Lebron's jersey and sneakers pubically, bashing his name and labeling him as a traitor were just a few things that the angry fans did to show thier hatred to their ex-savior.

After Mike Brown was fired, rumors of Lebron also leaving began to circle around the league. Around this same time last year, fellow NBA superstar Kobe Bryant was also we public asking to be trade. he ultimately stayed in LA and won a world championship that same year. Lebron seemed set on leaving, though no one thought he'd actually leave Cleveland, especially not the loyal cavaliers fans who he promised a Championship. so when he actually left, it was no surprise the Cleveland fans were upset and burned his jerseys and sneakers on national television. The fans in Cleveland suddenly hated their ex-savior.

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shirt worthy is about a boy who always wanted ramones shirt, and when he asks his father for one on his tenth birthday he wanted to get one from a concert. i like the fact that he said the value of the shirt would be better for him if her were to get it from there as opposed to the one he could get from a store. the best but most tragic part of the memorie is when he finally got the shirt, then ripped it ha ha. it almost seemed as if it were a movie because his dream finally came true, and then he ruins it on the first day. the moral of the story is about rock and roll its self the ripped shirt is just a symbol of how rock and roll is hard core and an experience for all the followers of those bands to go through
the rhetorical devices that were used were the shirt, and the experience receiving that shirt left on the author. the feeling that were involved in having gotten the shirt and the ones from having ripped the shirt. i like how the author brought a different aspect of the shirt by the father saying the shirt was made better because it was ripped. at first i thought it was just something he was saying to make his son feel better, but after thinking the conclusion that the shirt represents rock and roll the memorie came together for me

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the Article is about Lebron James new Nike commercial. the commercial is conserversal because it appears as an attack to the Cleveland fans, for their attack on his decision on going to Miami. the thesis statement is that Lebron's commercial was an attack to the fans to try to ask why he is wrong for doing what he did. the article is constructed by braking down his dialogue in the commercial, everything point to him referring to the fans in Cleveland.i think the article is very convincing for a few different reason. one because in the video it shows lebron watching his WITNESS bill board being torn down. this makes it noticeable that the commercial was directed to Cleveland. another reason is because the commercial opened up with a retake of lebron when he made "the decision" to go play in Miami. lastly he asks in the commercial "should i really believe i ruined my legacy?" which only point to the fact that he left Cleveland.

I will incorporate this into my paper because i will try to prove that lebrons legacy is ruined. this video gives an idea of how the fans reacted to him leaving and how they feel about Lebron now that he left them high and dry. i can also use some of the quotes made by lebron in the commercial to strengthen my point i need to make to prove my argument. like no longer having a city to support a powerful legacy