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...day on average, which is a tremendous number. Kilbourne states in advertising, all that matters is looks. She gives many examples of that in ads using women's bodies, hair, skin, and also their size. Also, women are then given a stereotype. Positive stereotypes such as their body, tan skin color, being tall, are all rewarding. Negative stereotypes also impact women, such as being short, weak, boring, ugly, and quiet. Furthermore, she concludes real women in everyday society do...
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...Debra Marquart uses visual imagery and descriptive diction to express how the upper Midwest is a character of how she wants to protect where she came from. Marquart starts off by using imagery to give a sense of calming and relaxing reaction. She tells the audience that not many people like the upper Midwest. By doing so, she gives off descriptive diction on how innocent her hometown is, North Dakota, and how she would want to protect it. She gives a descriptive paragraph to show how that North Dakota is not a very lonely place and how people should not judge it by the looks, but by looking for the inter greatness. Visual imagery is used to give an image to her audience on how decent and genuine her town is. Marquart gives out her surroundings...
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...do not want to marry Isha does not want to meet Aditi Aditi goes to University Tony likes Aditi Aditi goes to the dance The first year at University is over The long summer holiday Aditi dances in the Community Centre Everyone is happy 1 5 8 11 16 19 22 25 29 33 Chapter 1 Aditi meets Pradeep ‘Aditi. Go upstairs and change your clothes.’ ‘I don’t want to change. I like my jeans and tee shirt Aunty Yasmin.’ Aditi is sitting on the sofa reading a book. ‘Aditi! You cannot wear jeans and t-shirt for visitors! Put your new sari on. Pradeep and his parents are coming soon.’ ‘Mmm…’ ‘Aditi, you are not listening!’ Aunty is angry now. She turns to Aditi’s father. Ravi is watching the Saturday sport on the television. ‘Ravi, tell Aditi to wear her sari. I want her to look pretty.’ Aditi’s father winks at his daughter. ‘Aditi looks very pretty to me,’ he smiles. Aunty is upset. ‘I try to help Aditi to meet nice young men but she’s not the same as her sisters,’ she sighs. ‘You help us all,’ Ravi told her firmly. ‘You are the mother to my four girls Yasmin.’ Ravi looks sad. He remembers the death of his dear wife Aruna. ‘We are grateful to you Aunty Yasmin.’ He pats her on the arm. Aditi puts her book on the sofa. She jumps up. She puts 1 her arms round Aunty Yasmin and she hugs her. I’m sorry Aunty. I want to finish my book before the visitors come. I like wearing jeans but I can change my clothes for you. What do you want me to wear...
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...A Look into a Guys Mind Amber Guenon Tall, dark, and handsome are just some characteristics that a female would want in her man. Throw in a crooked smile and a warm body to cuddle up with, and a girl would be set and stone with this guy. But, wait she’s dreaming she could never get a guy like that unless he’s looking for the same thing, right? What does a guy look for in a girl anyway? Do they want skinny, blonde, dumb, and will absolutely do anything for him (like make a sandwich)? That is what most girls would believe about a guy, that all they care about is looks and sex. Well that isn’t the case so I have found out recently. I have created a survey with 15 simple questions that I know a guy would understand; I had 25 men take this survey and be completely honest throughout the questions. Guys ranged through the high school from 15-17 years of age, all who have different outcomes of what they look for in a girl. First will be body type, second will be about the women sense of style, and thirdly the women’s maturity and sex drive. Let’s see what you boys’ have said. Bodies type what could this mean to a guy? The #1 question asked, “Do you prefer a female with a small built, medium built, or a large built body?” Out of those 25 men 85% wanted a medium built woman, 10% wanted a skinny woman, and nobody wanted a bigger woman. Leading to our next question was what they’re perfect female height, weight, and age would be. The men averaged out to about 5 foot 6 inches for...
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...Uptown glamour, affordable prices This advertisement I choose is an ad for New York Color (NYC) makeup. This ad was from a teen fashion magazine. Anything glamorous gets my attention. Also, I really like makeup. So this ad really caught my eye. With the target audience being women, this ad in many ways makes the product appealing to female consumers who love an expensive look but want an affordable price tag. This ad uses details such as bold colors, wording, and layout, and strategies such as the lighting, affordability and attractiveness to persuade the target audience to choose their product over another. This ad uses details such a variety of bold colors to make the ad attractive and in order to make the consumer stop and take a second to look at it. The color makes the ad look very appealing and stand out in a crowd-in this case, stand out in a magazine with many other advertisements throughout the pages. One example is the products brand logo at the bottom left of the page “NYC”, each letter is in a different color. One letter is blue, another letter is yellow and the other letter is a bold hot pink. Inside the letters is part of New York City’s city scenery to emphasize the brands name of New York Color. Another example of the ads use of color is the way the makeup is displayed on the models in the ads faces. Bold red lips and bright eyes, really catches the consumers eye directly to the product. The stylist of this ad made sure that the right makeup went on the faces...
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...plastic surgery based on different reason, their purposes are eventually similar, to look more Caucasian. Especially for American born Asian Americans, they suffer more between Asian culture and American culture. Plastic surgery might be an appropriate procedure for them to assimilate into the American culture. While Asian Americans are relying on plastic surgery to gain their assimilation into the mainstream, Asians in Asia want to look more westernized because of the ideal beauty they are looking for in the ‘white’. Asians are looking for the beauty more in westernized recently. They want to look better; beauty means so much to them. When talking about beauty, obviously it’s referring to female. Gender plays an important role here because according to a research group, 91 percent of plastic surgery patient were women, only nine percent were men. (Plastic Surgery Demographics) When plastic surgery is being mentioned, it is being referred to cosmetic surgery, to look more beautiful. As a result, the focus of this topic will be mainly on analyzing Asian American women’s story behind plastic surgery. Class status is also an important criteria in this topic. Plastic surgery is an expensive spending to make ones look better. Usually, Asian Americans who are in the middle class or above would have the budget for them to take this action. However, lower class Asian Americans would suffer much more if they want to have a plastic surgery. What plastic surgery does is changing one’s appearance...
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...lot of pressure on members of the public to feel, act or look a certain way. This is because they often create a perfect image or perfect lifestyle by which consumers feel they have to abide by. Members of the public see the images and messages created by advertisements as something they should achieve. Fowles (1996, p.156) supports one of my main arguments by highlighting that ‘the imagery in advertising is that of idealized human beings’. Beauty adverts often put pressure on men and women to look a certain way by presenting the people in their adverts as being perfect or the ideal way to look. Another way pressure is put on people is when advertising sells the idea of a perfect life or perfect family. This puts pressure on members of a family, especially the parents, to build up or portray their family to other people the way that they see is correct from these adverts. Moore (1985, p.65) states that ‘extreme ads are assumed to capture more attention than effectively neutral ads’ which suggests that adverts that make people feel pressure will do this more effectively as they will get more attention paid to them. People wear and use products that relate to how they want to be seen by the world. This creates pressure because people feel the need to buy luxurious products if they want to be seen in a positive way by society. This is especially relevant now that society seems to be very materialistic based and people want to be seen with nice possessions. Women’s beauty advertisements...
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...felt like I didn’t have what it takes to fit in with society. I sometimes ask myself, “Why does society want us to look a specific way?” People of all different sex/age are influence by print ads, fashion, and the media. It gives people the need to be someone they aren’t. People have dramatically changed their bodies and the way they look due to the media. They go from a normal body to something that looks totally impossible. Some people over exercise and some starve themselves. This includes girls being overly obsessed with how their bodies look like; having the idea that the right body is supposed to be skinny, boys having the need to build muscles, and how others look down upon those who looks different. Today, girls have the urge to be skinny because of the models being used to sell specific items from brand name clothing companies, such as Victoria Secret, Hollister, Areopostale, and more. The only way to get customers is to use attractive girls with big breast and “sexy” bodies to sell their items. For example, Victoria’s Secret is a place where people can purchase bras, panties, sleepwear, and cosmetics. These VS models are known as “Angels”. It makes society view that real angels look like them, that they are higher and better than the rest. But these models just don’t get female’s attention. They also draw in guy’s attention. These models sells sex which makes guys want their girlfriends to get what the models are wearing. Girls see...
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...For this consideration, I have decided to utilize a data set from Elementary Statistics written by Mario F. Triola. Cars, which can be found in the Appendix section under Data Sets on page 784. By utilizing this data, I can decide from a list of 32 cars, which one would be the best for a person who want powers, efficiently or environment friendly. At the same time comparing data against itself and seeing if there any outliner or any infrequent in the data set. In addition to the text book I also will be using a program call Statdisk. STATDISK is a software program designed specifically for use with textbooks in the Triola Statistics Series. Using a full featured statistical analysis package, it includes over 70 functions and tests, dozens of built-in datasets, and graphing. To get a better understand of the 32 cars themselves I have construct a chat from statdisk. In figure 1.1 we can see the data which was taken from data set in Appendix B from Elementary Statistics. As we look closer at the chart we can see that there are nine categorizes, one of them being the make/model of the 32 cars that we will be deciding on. Each category has a unit for it set of data. As we look at the first one we can see that weight is in pound, length is in inches and displacement is in litters. Cylinders is determine on how many pistons or cylinders are in the engine. The City and highway mileages are in miles per gallon. The braking was found in feet. This was establish by each...
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...just not what you have one, it’s also about how you look over all. Its very important to make sure that you have the proper uniform on for being a MA. The proper uniform is a clean, ironed pair of scrubs. Scrubs are a type of clothing that is used by everyone in all fields of medical from doctors, pharmacists, Veterinarians, Nurses, Dentist, Dental Assistants, ect. You want to look and clean at all times, never wear scrubs that you were the day before or that look dirty. You also want to make sure you have on comfortable shoes that are a leather and black or white. Its very important to have a watch on also. It is something that you will need to have in order to do your job. If you look neat and clean then it will make the patients feel more comfortable with you caring for them. You also must make sure your hair is up and out of your face. This does not only help make you look neat and clean people can see your face better. Also you do not want your hair to get in the way when you are treating patients. It can get blood or urine in it from a patient, or it can just be in the way. It can also be a distraction and a irritant. Its also important that you do not have long nails, they also can get in the way. Most places do not allow fake nails due to the fact that they carry bacteria and they can make patients more sick. Also no loud colors of nail polish it can look tacky and offend elderly patients. You want to make sure that if you have tattoos or piercings that...
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...in the embed code for the video you want to add. You can also type a keyword to search online for the video that best fits your document. To make your document look professionally produced, Word provides header, footer, cover page, and text box designs that complement each other. For example, you can add a matching cover page, header, and sidebar. Click Insert and then choose the elements you want from the different galleries. Themes and styles also help keep your document coordinated. When you click Design and choose a new Theme, the pictures, charts, and SmartArt graphics change to match your new theme. When you apply styles, your headings change to match the new theme. Save time in Word with new buttons that show up where you need them. To change the way a picture fits in your document, click it and a button for layout options appears next to it. When you work on a table, click where you want to add a row or a column, and then click the plus sign. Reading is easier, too, in the new Reading view. You can collapse parts of the document and focus on the text you want. If you need to stop reading before you reach the end, Word remembers where you left off - even on another device. Video provides a powerful way to help you prove your point. When you click Online Video, you can paste in the embed code for the video you want to add. You can also type a keyword to search online for the video that best fits your document. To make your document look professionally produced, Word provides...
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...This concept gets straight to the point they care about… saving money, and it makes them want to put their hand up too. Anything that is going to save us 1000s, I’m good. I’m checking it out. I’m looking toward retirement. We got to save money. MA, OH Who doesn’t want to save money? Interesting. I would put my hand up….I want to save thousands. N/A, Nashville This is the best. Gets right to it. Easy to digest. Tells me what I want to know. IFP, Nashville Who doesn't want to save thousands on health. It’s not cheap. IFP Phoenix Time is very consuming and most people want to get straight to the point. Everything is now straight to the point. Pretty good pitch. Save thousands on health insurance. IFP, Birmingham Though some were skeptical, explaining...
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...another mind. It can deceive whoever and however it wants. This happens in everyday. Everyone uses their own mind for different purposes. In the book The Hunger Games, by Susan Collins, it shows how the mind can put an image or a thought into someone. Not everything is the same inside and out. This is evident in the way that Cinna dresses Katniss after the games, how Katniss smiles to the camera, and how the game makers cut out the conversation with Rue and Katniss. Cinna, the prep team head, shows the audience a side of Katniss that is not truly her. At the end of the games, Katniss is interviewed, and Cinna presents her a certain way. The way she is dressed and how she is groomed is all part of a plan that Cinna seems to have. “My hair’s loose, held back by a simple hair band. The makeup rounds and fills out the sharp angles of my face. A clear polish coats my nails. The sleeveless dress is gathered at my ribs, not my waist, largely eliminating any help the padding would have given my figure. The hem falls just to my knees. Without heels, you can see my true statue. I look, very simple, like a girl. A young one. Fourteen at the most. Innocent. Harmless. Yes, it is shocking that Cinna has pulled this off when you remember that I’ve just won the games.” (Collins, 355). The Hunger Games change Katniss immensely. She saw death, causes death, been on the line of her life, makes many lies, but Cinna tries to make it look as though she has not been damaged by it at all and...
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...I am just trying to join this site and take a look at what kinds of papers and information may be on the site. There is a minimum 250 word essay required to join. I am not presently uploading an actual paper but certainly may once I get on the site and look around and decide if I want to continue or not. I am just trying to join this site and take a look at what kinds of papers and information may be on the site. There is a minimum 250 word essay required to join. I am not presently uploading an actual paper but certainly may once I get on the site and look around and decide if I want to continue or not. I am just trying to join this site and take a look at what kinds of papers and information may be on the site. There is a minimum 250 word essay required to join. I am not presently uploading an actual paper but certainly may once I get on the site and look around and decide if I want to continue or not. I am just trying to join this site and take a look at what kinds of papers and information may be on the site. There is a minimum 250 word essay required to join. I am not presently uploading an actual paper but certainly may once I get on the site and look around and decide if I want to continue or...
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