The Question: Charlie and Maribelle Brown have owned and operated a retail furniture store for more than 20 years. They have employed an independent CPA during this time to prepare various sales tax‚ payroll tax‚ and income tax returns‚ as well as financial statements for themselves and the bank from which they have borrowed money from time to time. They are considering selling the store but are uncertain about how to establish an asking price. Prepare a brief written answer (no more than
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for me ’Cause I’ve got a golden ticket I’ve got a golden twinkle in my eye I never had a chance to shine Never a happy song to sing But suddenly half the world is mine What an amazing thing ’Cause I’ve got a golden ticket It’s ours‚ Charlie I’ve got a golden sun up in the sky I never thought I’d see the day When I would face the world and say Good morning‚ look at the sun I never thought that I would be Slap in the lap of luxury’ Cause I’d have said it couldn’t be done But
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The Vietnam War was not short of its share of controversies and opposition; However‚ March 16‚ 1968 marked a particularly dark moment for both Vietnam and the U.S. military. The barbaric torture‚ rape‚ and murder of around 400 unarmed civilians by Charlie Company in ‘Pinkville’‚ though initially covered up‚ left an extensive paper trail gathered at length and compiled by James S. Olson and Randy Roberts in My Lai: A Brief History with Documents. Olson and Roberts include testimonies from the tardy
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Courtly Love and Trans Critique: An Extended Review of “Courtly and Queer” by Charlie Samuelson In "Courtly and Queer‚" Charlie Samuelson confronts assumptions about courtly literature‚ complicitly constructing patriarchal hegemony by unearthing the inherent deconstructive queerness at its core. His interdisciplinary approach integrates literary‚ medieval‚ and queer studies by juxtaposing modern queer theory with high medieval French verse romances (romans) and late medieval French dits about courtly
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From 2003 with Big Fish to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ Burton has been making audiences feel new emotions for over 3 decades. Burton has a way for making the audience feel a certain way about certain things in his films. He can make the audience feel attached to the dark characters in his films. Many of the main characters seem to be odd or different‚ such as Edward in Edward Scissorhands he does this by using many different cinematic techniques. Each technique adds to the main theme throughout
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evoke different emotional reactions with the viewers. In most of his movies he is trying to evoke a gothic feeling. For example he uses sound‚ lighting‚ and different types of shots and framing. You can observe some of those techniques in his movies‚ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ Beetle Juice‚ Edward Scissor Hands and more. Sound is a main cinematic technique that Tim Burton uses. There are two types of sound‚ diegetic and non-diegetic. Those types of sounds are used in different ways. A diegetic
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lighting‚ camera angles and movements‚ sounds conveys his attitude towards the subject and the major theme of the storyline. Burton uses his own style in cinematic techniques to develop the storyline of the film. For ex. in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ Burton used establishing shot when they were inside the factory to set the scene and show the transition between locations. In Edward Scissorhands‚ he used long shot when Peg entered the castle. It shows vulnerability of
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to get the door open‚ heart racing knowing that he’d been caught. This made him look bad‚ everyone in the neighborhood turning on him in the matter of seconds. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ another Tim Burton film‚ created this effect as Charlie opened his Willy Wonka chocolate bar‚ hoping for the shiny‚ golden ticket to appear. Charlie had dreamed of visiting the factory‚ and when he held the golden ticket in his hands‚ that dream had finally become a
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have a dark and eerie twist. His films all have certain cinematic techniques that create a spooky and creepy feeling. In these films‚ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ Edward Scissorhands‚ and Corpse Bride all use lighting‚ music/sound‚ and editing as these techniques. In Burton’s films he uses many cinematic techniques to create the dark and eerie feeling. In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ low-key lighting is shown when people are on the motorcycles in the street at night. Burton uses these to
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within his films which many find enjoyable. Some films that convey his style well are Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ Edward Scissorhands‚ and Corpse Bride. Certain cinematic techniques used in these films have an effect on the audience that usually makes specific scenes memorable viewing it for the first time. One cinematic technique that Tim Burton chooses to use throughout his films is framing. In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory‚ a longshot was used to show the colorful candy factory establishing
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