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2013). Tim Hortons operates mainly in Canada; however, it has expanded over the years to various locations across the world. As of December 31, 2016, there was a total of 4,613 restaurants in nine countries with more than 100,000 employees. Outside of Canada, Tim Hortons is prevalent in the United States, as well as middle eastern countries, such as the Gulf Cooperation Council, Asia, and Europe. Collectively, there are over 4,500 distribution outlets on a worldwide scale. In Canada, Tim Hortons

The Party I wake up in the greatest mood possible because I know the day ahead is going to be a great one. There was this party that me and my friends have been talking about all week and finally it was the day for this party to happen. I get out of bed to take a shower just to get the day started and hope that it goes by fast so it can be night time so the party would begin already. As my day progressed, I realized that the day was going by really slow because there was several events going on

In 1933, Turkish Airlines began operations in Istanbul, Turkey. Throughout the eighty-four years Turkish Airlines has been in business, they have acquired two-hundred and ninety-eight aircraft including three-hundred and thirty-two passenger aircraft and fifteen cargo fleets, all servicing three-hundred and two destinations worldwide. Their mission statement, “Opening doors of the world to our passengers to give them pleasant surprises, bringing them a diverse and memorable travel experience”, exemplifies

Throughout Burton’s films, one simple thought is true in all of them. From Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children to Alice in Wonderland, Burton emphasizes that “Visions are worth fighting for. Why spend your life making someone else's dreams?” Deviating from the predestined path created for the main characters emulates Frida Kahlo’s “Along the Border Line Between Mexico and the United States” The vast majority of Burton’s characters find themselves on a line between the path and visions that

“Everyone knows how we white people feel, the glorified Mammy figure who dedicates her whole life to a white family. Margaret Mitchell covered that. But know one ever asked Mammy how she felt about it” (Kathryn Stockett, The Help 123). The Help is about a young, white woman named Skeeter, who decided to write a book showing the side no one has examined before, the black help in Mississippi and their feelings about their work. Previously stated, Margaret Mitchell covered the story of a black maid

Many a times, society tends to view its outcasts as lonesome, introverted people, who lack happiness and glee due to their secluded nature. Tim Burton, in part to his eerie film style and the fact that he sees himself within his characters, reflects upon this idea within his films, often depicting characters that have these outcast traits. However, Burton contradicts the aforementioned concept by exemplifying the fact that his protagonists are often happy, full of joy, and very content with themselves

Society dislikes anything that strays from the norm. Tim Burton, a filmmaker known for disliking the norm and inserting many abnormal characters into his films, would rather be portrayed as crazy and insane than boring and normal. For this reason, all of Tim Burton’s protagonists are irregular in personality and characteristics. Director Tim Burton uses outcast protagonists and contrasting settings to convey no matter how bad the starting place in life is there is always a way to go up Burton uses

movements and often incorporate those elements in their films. Tim Burton, one of the most esteemed directors of our time has done extensive studies particularly on films from the German Expressionism era and often incorporates those influences as seen in his 1990 blockbuster, Edward Scissorhands. Metropolis, in particular, regarded as one of the greatest films from the German Expressionism era, showcases aspects of this era that Tim Burton’s film directly derives from, everything from the generally

Rosa Parks was born on Febuary 4th of 1913. A lot can change in the course of a hundred years. Back then when Parks was alive, everything was different from now. She lived in the culture of the century before me. When she was dying, I was just a baby. Since then the laws, religion, clothing, ceremony, and activities have changed completely. Rosa Parks was a black girl who grew up in a world made for whites. She had to worry about many more things back in the day then people do now with her color

Ebenezer Scrooge had changed a lot throughout the screenplay and movies. In the story, Scrooge had started out as a rich miser who didn’t care about anything but himself and his business. He ended up being a kind man who helped everyone he could and gave back to the community. He had changed in many ways and had been shown what he had become. Marley helped Scrooge realize that he had made everyone turn away from him and think poorly of him, and that some people like Bob Cratchit and his nephew, had