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    Necker's Financial Report

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    private business such as railroad industry. The financial accountability development seemed to back to its initial point, but it was easily to discover that good financial accountability had existed when general culture supported accounting industry. Luca Pacioli, the father of modern accountant, lived in a society where people regarded a good accountant as a God bless person (Soll 50).

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    American pop culture took a turn in the late 1970s when director George Lucas released a series of six movies that caused nationwide phenomena. The Star Wars series was a group of science fiction films that followed a young man, Luke Skywalker, and his journey to save the universe from all forces of evil including his father, an iconic character Darth Vader. The first film was released in early 1977 with over a million dollars in its opening weekend and the five other successive films continued to

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    J.J. Abrams is undeniably one of the greatest directors in Hollywood. From Mission Impossible to Star Trek, it seems that every movie with the Abrams name attached to it hits it big at the box office. Just to add another check to the list, it is officially confirmed that J.J. Abrams will be returning to direct and co-write Star Wars: Episode IX. This sounds familiar… It should! Abrams is no stranger to the Star Wars franchise. He previously directed the first Star Wars film in the current trilogy

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    Social Context of 16th-century Italian Madrigals In the 16th-century, Italy influenced the Renaissance music throughout Western Europe. The most influential musical genre was the Italian madrigal, and “about 1,200 madrigal volumes. . . were printed between 1520 and 1630”.1 of the madrigal, but the genre contains elements of the frottola, ballata, chanson, and Musicologists debate about the exact origins Madrigals were mostly secular songs that were primarily intended to be

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    Film Making Process Essay

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    There are many modes of production such as large-scale, exploitation, independent, DIY and small-scale productions. The classical Hollywood “studio system” uses the mode of mass production.1 A studio is a company in business for making films for example Paramount and Warner Bros are studios.1 These studios have a system called “studio systems” in which they operate the filmmaking process.1 In mass production systems, writers, directors, actors and all workers in between are under contracts.1 These

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    this is the Flash Gordon series which Lucas admired growing up. In Chapter 1, Taylor mentions “Lucas has never been shy about referring to Flash Gordon as the most direct and prominent inspiration for Star Wars. “The original Universal serial was on TV at 6:15 pm every day, and I was just crazy about it,” Lucas said after shooting Star Wars in 1976. “I’ve always had a fascination for space adventure, romantic adventures” (Taylor, C). This statement from George Lucas leads me to believe he took his fascinations

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    From the opening text that crawl with a line “A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...” along with John William’s timeless score, American culture has always been massively impacted by the Star Wars universe and all of its wonders. Starting its first movie 1977, Star Wars created a phenomenon across the US due to its originality in storytelling and amazing works in special effects. Beyond its popularity, Star War was even selected by the Library of Congress to be preserved as a national treasure

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    One Tree Hill is a television series about basketball, friendships, family, love, and laughter. The show is a series about two brothers that play basketball, fall in love, and discover the true difficulties of life. There are multiple sociological concepts that are within this show. Some concepts found in One Tree Hill are religion, sexuality, social groups, and family/social interaction. Throughout One Tree Hill, religion is shown on multiple occasions; whether it's going to church, having faith

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    at Tree Hill High School has a love for basketball and is Tree Hill’s top shooter. Lucas Scott, a closeted writer who is a reserved boy who grew up without a father, has a love for the game of basketball as well, but does not join the team right away. What’s stopping him from playing a game that he loves you might be asking? Well, there is one answer for that one and that is the antagonistic Dan Scott. Lucas Scott and Nathan Scott seem to have a little in common, except for the dark secret that

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    Star Wars: Myth or Religion? I was in a room, not a very large room, but big enough for the circle of odd numbered minds that had been assembled to discuss, debate, theorize, or maybe just waste time, on the topic at hand. I am a mere observer, with nothing more than a pen, my thoughts, and a strong will to keep my mouth closed when some reporter, author, or other member of the crowd makes some outlandish comment. I was there for no other reason than to make sense of what was being bickered

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