answers1: I am 32 and have my burns 50's style and rock them all the
time. I do if for myself, not based on whats "in" or popular.
answers2: Yes they are. Rock them. Rock them!!!!11!
answers3: If I like it, and I'm comfortable with it ....ITS IN STYLE !!!
answers4: Only if you like them.
answers5: Nuh...unless you're an Elvis impersonator.
answers6: Hairstyles With Bangs/fringe <br>
<a href="http://geebal.blogspot.com/2007/11/hair-bangs.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://geebal.blogspot.com/2007/11/hair-...</a>
answers7: God I hope not. I'm too old to start something that
shouldn't have existed in the first place.
answers8: When i see side burns on people i want to pull them off =P
answers9: The thought of guys wearing sideburns again makes me want to
shudder. Sorry but was born in the 60's so have had to grow up around
men wearing the silly things. I hope my teenage sons don't want
sideburns. Yuk!
answers10: I've seen a lotta people with them, but I personally think
they're wierd & make the dude look really hairy, I don't like them
Wednesday 25 December 2019
Tuesday 24 December 2019
are moccassins in style this fall?
answers1: Yes! All those styles are soo coming back. Another BIG style
are Topsiders!
answers2: yesumms. <br>
i wouldn't get the whole fringy ones, but the basic moccasins are rele
cute and look nice and comfy. <br>
<br>
: )
answers3: go to www.moccasinhousehouse.com and get the soft sole
moccasins--you will LOVE them
are Topsiders!
answers2: yesumms. <br>
i wouldn't get the whole fringy ones, but the basic moccasins are rele
cute and look nice and comfy. <br>
<br>
: )
answers3: go to www.moccasinhousehouse.com and get the soft sole
moccasins--you will LOVE them
Monday 23 December 2019
Who has the better style?
answers1: I like both styles and both are pretty..If you WANT me to
choose...right
answers2: The girl on the left but I like Righties legs more.
answers3: the girl on the left is prettier but the girl on the right
has the better style
choose...right
answers2: The girl on the left but I like Righties legs more.
answers3: the girl on the left is prettier but the girl on the right
has the better style
Sunday 22 December 2019
do you like preppy style?
answers1: nope hate em all
answers2: I am soooooooooo preppy. I love it . American Eagle and all
that stuff <3. <br>
Its so much better than the other clothes that teens wear today.
Sheesh!! In my school girls look so bad . . . <br>
Anyway PREPS RULE !!!
answers3: GOOD GOD I HATE PREPS.... but the reason that i do, first of
all, im scene.... second, not saying that you do, but they Wear <br>
r VERY skimpy clothes... like, at one of my school dances, they
dressed sooo skimpy it was gross cause there was this fat prep who had
stuff flying out everywhere {ew!}. i LOVE the scene style TeeHee..!!@
<br>
as for surfer, cool.
answers4: I think you should be yourself and not label yourself by
what you wear. That's pretty shallow. When you get a little more
mature you'll realize "clothing style" really means nothing.
answers5: Ah, high school. How I don't miss thee. <br>
<br>
<br>
For the record; preps, skaters, emos.....they all look terrible,
simply because they all lack class. Sorry, but there's nothing cute or
attractive about clothing from teeny stores like Abercrombie or
American Eagle.
answers6: shape club, Polo by using Ralph Lauren, the classics. yet
dressing preppy would not require call producers. merely stick to
classic sort, loafers or boat shoes instead of shoes, khakis (
dockers, chino's) and sweaters with collared shirts below and you will
make each and every of the little wealthy ladies swoon.
answers7: Yes, I like the preppy style. Not the faux preppy style but
real preppy clothes, Abercrombie and Hollister are NOT preppy, they
are just popular teen stores. Raulph Lauren, Vineyard Vines, Lily
Pulitzer, and J. Crew, now those are actually preppy.
answers2: I am soooooooooo preppy. I love it . American Eagle and all
that stuff <3. <br>
Its so much better than the other clothes that teens wear today.
Sheesh!! In my school girls look so bad . . . <br>
Anyway PREPS RULE !!!
answers3: GOOD GOD I HATE PREPS.... but the reason that i do, first of
all, im scene.... second, not saying that you do, but they Wear <br>
r VERY skimpy clothes... like, at one of my school dances, they
dressed sooo skimpy it was gross cause there was this fat prep who had
stuff flying out everywhere {ew!}. i LOVE the scene style TeeHee..!!@
<br>
as for surfer, cool.
answers4: I think you should be yourself and not label yourself by
what you wear. That's pretty shallow. When you get a little more
mature you'll realize "clothing style" really means nothing.
answers5: Ah, high school. How I don't miss thee. <br>
<br>
<br>
For the record; preps, skaters, emos.....they all look terrible,
simply because they all lack class. Sorry, but there's nothing cute or
attractive about clothing from teeny stores like Abercrombie or
American Eagle.
answers6: shape club, Polo by using Ralph Lauren, the classics. yet
dressing preppy would not require call producers. merely stick to
classic sort, loafers or boat shoes instead of shoes, khakis (
dockers, chino's) and sweaters with collared shirts below and you will
make each and every of the little wealthy ladies swoon.
answers7: Yes, I like the preppy style. Not the faux preppy style but
real preppy clothes, Abercrombie and Hollister are NOT preppy, they
are just popular teen stores. Raulph Lauren, Vineyard Vines, Lily
Pulitzer, and J. Crew, now those are actually preppy.
Saturday 21 December 2019
Any cute hair styles?
answers1: Nikki, <br>
The last time I had my hair cut, here's what I did: <br>
Shoulder-length, lots of layers (the shortest being above my chin),
and side-swept bangs. <br>
It looked adorable, and I could still put my hair up in a ponytail! :) <br>
<br>
If you want an extra touch, have your stylist put in some carmel blond
highlights... it will make the layers more defined.
answers2: you can never go wrong with a mohawk
answers3: You should try side bangs if you don't have them. And get
layers and maybe get it angled. Or just go into a salon and look in
the magazines and if you see something you like ask them if they think
it would look good on you. That's what I did.
answers4: One mini ponytail with pink daisy hair clips. instantly with
4 braids sticking out and beads. Crimp on the accurate and curly on
the bottom. Orange hair extensions. Pigtails with 2 pink -blue feather
hair clips.
answers5: you can never go wrong with a mohawk
answers6: Here are some nice hair style sites. Maybe you can find
something helpful on one of them: <br>
<br>
Matrix - <a href="http://www.matrix.com/find_your_hair_style/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.matrix.com/find_your_hair_sty...</a>
<br>
The Hair Styler - <a href="http://www.thehairstyler.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.thehairstyler.com/</a> <br>
2 Hair Styles - <a href="http://www.2hairstyles.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.2hairstyles.com/</a> <br>
Hair Styles - http://www.hair-styles.org/ <br>
Hair Styles Design - http://www.hairstylesdesign.com/ <br>
Hair Finder - http://www.hairfinder.com/ <br>
Wedding Hair Styles - http://www.wedding-hairstyle.com/ <br>
All Things Hair - http://www.visual-makeover.com/ <br>
<br>
<br>
Good luck! =)
answers7: curly and straight
answers8: i have a great website for you <br>
it is- <br>
http://www.hairstyleeditor.com/join.html <br>
all you have to do is create an acount and then you can download a
picture of your self or use a different picture from the website then
you can try on any hairdo's <br>
its cool!
answers9: short layered cuts are always cute.
The last time I had my hair cut, here's what I did: <br>
Shoulder-length, lots of layers (the shortest being above my chin),
and side-swept bangs. <br>
It looked adorable, and I could still put my hair up in a ponytail! :) <br>
<br>
If you want an extra touch, have your stylist put in some carmel blond
highlights... it will make the layers more defined.
answers2: you can never go wrong with a mohawk
answers3: You should try side bangs if you don't have them. And get
layers and maybe get it angled. Or just go into a salon and look in
the magazines and if you see something you like ask them if they think
it would look good on you. That's what I did.
answers4: One mini ponytail with pink daisy hair clips. instantly with
4 braids sticking out and beads. Crimp on the accurate and curly on
the bottom. Orange hair extensions. Pigtails with 2 pink -blue feather
hair clips.
answers5: you can never go wrong with a mohawk
answers6: Here are some nice hair style sites. Maybe you can find
something helpful on one of them: <br>
<br>
Matrix - <a href="http://www.matrix.com/find_your_hair_style/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.matrix.com/find_your_hair_sty...</a>
<br>
The Hair Styler - <a href="http://www.thehairstyler.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.thehairstyler.com/</a> <br>
2 Hair Styles - <a href="http://www.2hairstyles.com/"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.2hairstyles.com/</a> <br>
Hair Styles - http://www.hair-styles.org/ <br>
Hair Styles Design - http://www.hairstylesdesign.com/ <br>
Hair Finder - http://www.hairfinder.com/ <br>
Wedding Hair Styles - http://www.wedding-hairstyle.com/ <br>
All Things Hair - http://www.visual-makeover.com/ <br>
<br>
<br>
Good luck! =)
answers7: curly and straight
answers8: i have a great website for you <br>
it is- <br>
http://www.hairstyleeditor.com/join.html <br>
all you have to do is create an acount and then you can download a
picture of your self or use a different picture from the website then
you can try on any hairdo's <br>
its cool!
answers9: short layered cuts are always cute.
Friday 20 December 2019
What is your opinion on beauty pageants?
answers1: I think its degrading people should be awarded for something
greater not beauty, i think beauty comes for within maybe the winner
of that beauty pageants is a real ugly person on the inside.
greater not beauty, i think beauty comes for within maybe the winner
of that beauty pageants is a real ugly person on the inside.
Thursday 19 December 2019
Help with youtube beauty username?
answers1: LolaAussa just sounds cool..
answers2: Lola Luster <br>
Lola Lollipops :o <br>
Lola Luxurious <br>
Lola Luminosity <br>
<br>
lolidek.
answers3: Lola loves beauty? <br>
<br>
It'd sound like,"Hey guys, Welcome to Lola loves beauty"...
answers4: lola is lushx or something like that
answers2: Lola Luster <br>
Lola Lollipops :o <br>
Lola Luxurious <br>
Lola Luminosity <br>
<br>
lolidek.
answers3: Lola loves beauty? <br>
<br>
It'd sound like,"Hey guys, Welcome to Lola loves beauty"...
answers4: lola is lushx or something like that
Wednesday 18 December 2019
Is there any such thing as a classic beauty with acne?
answers1: Well every beauty has a flaw, but that's what makes it
beautiful, take a look at these beautiful females, unique <br>
<br>
http://www.google.com/m/search?site=images&source=mog&hl=en&gl=us&client=safari&q=flaw%20beauty#i=3
<br>
<br>
http://www.google.com/m/search?site=images&source=mog&hl=en&gl=us&client=safari&q=beautiful%20scars#i=9
answers2: nope
answers3: I want to spread the message about acne and how the usage of
drugs, creams or typical acne treatments affects your skin. I know
they sometimes work for acne treatment in a partial way and
temporarily but the side effects are nasty. I know it all so well
because I have tried it first-hand myself. <br>
<br>
However, the moment you stop using these treatments, acne will come
back and will come back even strongly. Many have already experienced
this vengeance from the acne monster. Would you perfer a temp or a
perm solution for acne? <br>
<br>
Sensitive oil gland receptors, hormone irregularities and toxic
buildup. Only the combination of the three above factors can lead to
the formation of acne. If you have acne, then most certainly you have
sensitive oil gland receptors, and unfortunately you cannot change
that. <br>
<br>
However, there are two other main factors involved in the formation of
acne - hormone irregularities and toxic buildup. So logically,
"deactivating" these two factors by taking the necessary means, you
practically ensure the elimination of acne symptoms. <br>
<br>
I want to introduce this new and exciting new solution for people
searching for a solution to acne. This system cures acne permanently
and holistically without the use of drugs, creams or typical acne
treatments. <br>
<br>
It has to do with how you take care of your body and organs, and I
must admit some of the steps are tedious to follow on a daily basis.
However, it guarantees complete cure of the problem from within. <br>
<br>
I introduce to you the system at http://www.mindyourface.com <br>
<br>
http://www.mindyourface.com
answers4: you can be a classic beauty as long as the guy who says you
are is a blind dude! <br>
<br>
Love, <br>
Le Docteur d'Amour
answers5: Classic beauties differ in each country. <br>
In the US, they'd be someone with Audrey Hepburn/young Brooke
Shields/Scarlett Johansen looks. <br>
<br>
In France, in Portugal, in Spain..wherever, they'd be different. <br>
<br>
Some classic beauties have had a bit of acne. But that should go away
as you get older.
answers6: to be a beauty you have to have flawless skin. it's just the
way the brain works. When people see acne they subconsciously relate
it to unhealthiness and other things that we humans naturally have the
instinct to think is unattractive. Classic beauty is just plain pretty
and not very exotically beautiful, I think. flawed skin and still a
classic beauty.... very difficult unless you have the best
personality, a gorgeous body, and ....hum... yeah, its actually pretty
impossible. <br>
You have to acknowledge though, that many classic beauties have A LOT
done to make them look the way they look, like special acne treatment
and laser surgery. makeup also. I think about only .01 % of the world
is naturally a classic beauty.
beautiful, take a look at these beautiful females, unique <br>
<br>
http://www.google.com/m/search?site=images&source=mog&hl=en&gl=us&client=safari&q=flaw%20beauty#i=3
<br>
<br>
http://www.google.com/m/search?site=images&source=mog&hl=en&gl=us&client=safari&q=beautiful%20scars#i=9
answers2: nope
answers3: I want to spread the message about acne and how the usage of
drugs, creams or typical acne treatments affects your skin. I know
they sometimes work for acne treatment in a partial way and
temporarily but the side effects are nasty. I know it all so well
because I have tried it first-hand myself. <br>
<br>
However, the moment you stop using these treatments, acne will come
back and will come back even strongly. Many have already experienced
this vengeance from the acne monster. Would you perfer a temp or a
perm solution for acne? <br>
<br>
Sensitive oil gland receptors, hormone irregularities and toxic
buildup. Only the combination of the three above factors can lead to
the formation of acne. If you have acne, then most certainly you have
sensitive oil gland receptors, and unfortunately you cannot change
that. <br>
<br>
However, there are two other main factors involved in the formation of
acne - hormone irregularities and toxic buildup. So logically,
"deactivating" these two factors by taking the necessary means, you
practically ensure the elimination of acne symptoms. <br>
<br>
I want to introduce this new and exciting new solution for people
searching for a solution to acne. This system cures acne permanently
and holistically without the use of drugs, creams or typical acne
treatments. <br>
<br>
It has to do with how you take care of your body and organs, and I
must admit some of the steps are tedious to follow on a daily basis.
However, it guarantees complete cure of the problem from within. <br>
<br>
I introduce to you the system at http://www.mindyourface.com <br>
<br>
http://www.mindyourface.com
answers4: you can be a classic beauty as long as the guy who says you
are is a blind dude! <br>
<br>
Love, <br>
Le Docteur d'Amour
answers5: Classic beauties differ in each country. <br>
In the US, they'd be someone with Audrey Hepburn/young Brooke
Shields/Scarlett Johansen looks. <br>
<br>
In France, in Portugal, in Spain..wherever, they'd be different. <br>
<br>
Some classic beauties have had a bit of acne. But that should go away
as you get older.
answers6: to be a beauty you have to have flawless skin. it's just the
way the brain works. When people see acne they subconsciously relate
it to unhealthiness and other things that we humans naturally have the
instinct to think is unattractive. Classic beauty is just plain pretty
and not very exotically beautiful, I think. flawed skin and still a
classic beauty.... very difficult unless you have the best
personality, a gorgeous body, and ....hum... yeah, its actually pretty
impossible. <br>
You have to acknowledge though, that many classic beauties have A LOT
done to make them look the way they look, like special acne treatment
and laser surgery. makeup also. I think about only .01 % of the world
is naturally a classic beauty.
Tuesday 17 December 2019
what define beauty as a facial feature?
answers1: It depends what people like. Thin nose/wide nose, square
face/round face ect. But all agree that good symmetry marks a healthy
person.
answers2: A symmetrical face coupled with features that suit your
face,good health
answers3: proportional facial features <br>
highly symmetrical features
answers4: If they have beautiful straight hair, pale skin, varied
color eyes, and of European pure blood.
answers5: European features. <br>
<br>
Especially Northern European.
answers6: Black girl's lips, white girl's nose, Indian girl's hair,
Hispanic girl's complexion, asian girl's smooth skin
answers7: There are beautiful people of every race-----some people
think white skin is best some like olive completions, Blue or green
eyes are praised by many, however brown eyes are considered exotic and
just as lovely. Curly hair is considered to be a blessing by some and
some hate their curls. Lips well That is a strange topic, I have
naturally plump lips and hated them when I was younger, now millions
pay millions to get lips like mine---> This tells it all FASHION
CHANGES from decade to decade. At one time being plump was a sign of
wealth, now skinny is in. Big busted woman like Marilyn Monroe, Anna
Nicole Smith and Pam Anderson are always in, as long as they are
skinny every where else. I think Marilyn's face would be an example
of perfect proportion. Yet, Sophia Loren's nose is on the larger
side but she is a BREATHTAKINGLY exotic beauty. As for teeth---
straight white teeth are always the fashion. The nose that is a
difficult one --->I have seen pictures of woman with less than
perfectly proportioned noses in history books who were the beauties of
their times. Glamorous movie stars like "old school" Ingrid Bergan
and her daughter Isabella Rosalinni are considered Great Beauties and
their profiles are less than perfect. Current stars like Penelope
Cruz, Marsha Harding and Maggie Gyllenthal are classified as current
examples of beautiful women. Their noses are not what many would
consider pleasing. I thing it is a combination of every aspect of a
womans face that must be considered. The PERSONALITY and SMILE plays
a large part. Bottom line even fashion models faces vary
greatly---perfect symmetry can become boring. Check out High Fashion
Models faces, they are so different.
answers8: latinas : ) simple as that
face/round face ect. But all agree that good symmetry marks a healthy
person.
answers2: A symmetrical face coupled with features that suit your
face,good health
answers3: proportional facial features <br>
highly symmetrical features
answers4: If they have beautiful straight hair, pale skin, varied
color eyes, and of European pure blood.
answers5: European features. <br>
<br>
Especially Northern European.
answers6: Black girl's lips, white girl's nose, Indian girl's hair,
Hispanic girl's complexion, asian girl's smooth skin
answers7: There are beautiful people of every race-----some people
think white skin is best some like olive completions, Blue or green
eyes are praised by many, however brown eyes are considered exotic and
just as lovely. Curly hair is considered to be a blessing by some and
some hate their curls. Lips well That is a strange topic, I have
naturally plump lips and hated them when I was younger, now millions
pay millions to get lips like mine---> This tells it all FASHION
CHANGES from decade to decade. At one time being plump was a sign of
wealth, now skinny is in. Big busted woman like Marilyn Monroe, Anna
Nicole Smith and Pam Anderson are always in, as long as they are
skinny every where else. I think Marilyn's face would be an example
of perfect proportion. Yet, Sophia Loren's nose is on the larger
side but she is a BREATHTAKINGLY exotic beauty. As for teeth---
straight white teeth are always the fashion. The nose that is a
difficult one --->I have seen pictures of woman with less than
perfectly proportioned noses in history books who were the beauties of
their times. Glamorous movie stars like "old school" Ingrid Bergan
and her daughter Isabella Rosalinni are considered Great Beauties and
their profiles are less than perfect. Current stars like Penelope
Cruz, Marsha Harding and Maggie Gyllenthal are classified as current
examples of beautiful women. Their noses are not what many would
consider pleasing. I thing it is a combination of every aspect of a
womans face that must be considered. The PERSONALITY and SMILE plays
a large part. Bottom line even fashion models faces vary
greatly---perfect symmetry can become boring. Check out High Fashion
Models faces, they are so different.
answers8: latinas : ) simple as that
Monday 16 December 2019
What do you believe true beauty is?
answers1: Brilliancy. <br>
<br>
I love art, photos, with light or halos or other picture in the photo. <br>
<br>
I even think Comcast commercial for Xfinity with the light & the
clouds is truly beautiful. <br>
<br>
When there is brilliancy in the picture of someone or the painting or
other artwork: it appears like Gods LOVE is in it. <br>
<br>
But physical pictures can be deceiving. So true beauty is the
brilliancy that comes from within. Even brilliant ideas.
answers2: someone who can give out unconditional love, who loves the
world and treats each person with unconditional love, regardless of
who they are and what they do. It's a pure heart. That's beautiful to
me.
answers3: To quote an old cliché... Beauty is in the eyes of the
beholder. It's a shame the expression doesn't include the mind of the
beholder as well. For me, true beauty is that which causes no harm to
anyone... I know this answer sounds weird but I stand by it.
answers4: I believe TRUE beauty is someone that is honest, loyal,
understanding, romantic, funny, passionate, and has morals and values
of family and love.
answers5: True beauty: being open to all our surroundings, the ability
to see the world the way it is for all it's glory & beauty. <br>
<br>
True beauty, is in the eyes of the beholder, always.
answers6: true beauty is thee air of perfection ... <br>
<br>
like a butterfly for example , afew things about that fluttery bug is
actually perfect , beauty is an expression of perfection , like some
japanese blades they are beautifull beacuse they are perfect . <br>
<br>
two different colour eyes are pritty intresting but they are not
beautifull , eyes are beautifull esspecaily eagles eyes because they
can stare into the sun , see minute details at extreemly long ranges
ans up close , there eyes are beautifull ... <br>
<br>
a rose is beautifull , as is a razor blade , as are some peoples
personlitys , perfection is alway beautifull IF you can "see" it?
answers7: true beauty lies in a beauty lies in the soul of a
person.....a beautiful soul does good to all....things bout every1 b4
themselves.....such a person practically doent exist <br>
so a true beauty in a person is to accept a person with all its flaws
n still love the other person..... <br>
true beauty lies in a persons ability to accept all imperfect things very well.
answers8: All (BEAUTY) is In the eye of the beholders mind <br>
<br>
The quality that gives pleasure to the mind or senses and is
associated with such properties as harmony of form or color,
excellence of artistry, truthfulness, and originality. <br>
<br>
True beauty is an awaking of the mind in new forms and colors of
truthfulness in originality <br>
<br>
May each and every one of you awaken to your Infinite and Eternal
beauty in Patience, Kindness, Charity, Temperance, Diligence,
Chastity, and Humility. For with every measure of your belief, it is
done unto you as you believe. Believe in yourself you will find God
there, for God is Infinite and Eternal Belief, and this infinite and
Eternal World we live in. <br>
<br>
Believe in Peace, Compassion, Generosity, Self-Control, Persistence,
Purity, and Modesty. With this belief you will live a beautiful Life.
answers9: To me True beauty is openness to the world. To be completely
open to new people/experiences, and a GENUINE love for life. Also, 2
different colored eyes is pretty neat too :)
answers10: Somone who is very caring and loving for everyone else.
<br>
I love art, photos, with light or halos or other picture in the photo. <br>
<br>
I even think Comcast commercial for Xfinity with the light & the
clouds is truly beautiful. <br>
<br>
When there is brilliancy in the picture of someone or the painting or
other artwork: it appears like Gods LOVE is in it. <br>
<br>
But physical pictures can be deceiving. So true beauty is the
brilliancy that comes from within. Even brilliant ideas.
answers2: someone who can give out unconditional love, who loves the
world and treats each person with unconditional love, regardless of
who they are and what they do. It's a pure heart. That's beautiful to
me.
answers3: To quote an old cliché... Beauty is in the eyes of the
beholder. It's a shame the expression doesn't include the mind of the
beholder as well. For me, true beauty is that which causes no harm to
anyone... I know this answer sounds weird but I stand by it.
answers4: I believe TRUE beauty is someone that is honest, loyal,
understanding, romantic, funny, passionate, and has morals and values
of family and love.
answers5: True beauty: being open to all our surroundings, the ability
to see the world the way it is for all it's glory & beauty. <br>
<br>
True beauty, is in the eyes of the beholder, always.
answers6: true beauty is thee air of perfection ... <br>
<br>
like a butterfly for example , afew things about that fluttery bug is
actually perfect , beauty is an expression of perfection , like some
japanese blades they are beautifull beacuse they are perfect . <br>
<br>
two different colour eyes are pritty intresting but they are not
beautifull , eyes are beautifull esspecaily eagles eyes because they
can stare into the sun , see minute details at extreemly long ranges
ans up close , there eyes are beautifull ... <br>
<br>
a rose is beautifull , as is a razor blade , as are some peoples
personlitys , perfection is alway beautifull IF you can "see" it?
answers7: true beauty lies in a beauty lies in the soul of a
person.....a beautiful soul does good to all....things bout every1 b4
themselves.....such a person practically doent exist <br>
so a true beauty in a person is to accept a person with all its flaws
n still love the other person..... <br>
true beauty lies in a persons ability to accept all imperfect things very well.
answers8: All (BEAUTY) is In the eye of the beholders mind <br>
<br>
The quality that gives pleasure to the mind or senses and is
associated with such properties as harmony of form or color,
excellence of artistry, truthfulness, and originality. <br>
<br>
True beauty is an awaking of the mind in new forms and colors of
truthfulness in originality <br>
<br>
May each and every one of you awaken to your Infinite and Eternal
beauty in Patience, Kindness, Charity, Temperance, Diligence,
Chastity, and Humility. For with every measure of your belief, it is
done unto you as you believe. Believe in yourself you will find God
there, for God is Infinite and Eternal Belief, and this infinite and
Eternal World we live in. <br>
<br>
Believe in Peace, Compassion, Generosity, Self-Control, Persistence,
Purity, and Modesty. With this belief you will live a beautiful Life.
answers9: To me True beauty is openness to the world. To be completely
open to new people/experiences, and a GENUINE love for life. Also, 2
different colored eyes is pretty neat too :)
answers10: Somone who is very caring and loving for everyone else.
Sunday 15 December 2019
Men only!!! What do you think of Kate Hudson's body?
answers1: Nice pooper.
answers2: I prefer more athletic women. My lover Miyuki from Japan is
a 5'-0.5", 97 pound, 33"/22"/32" dancer who has developed great legs
and butt from her exercises.
answers3: she's a little skinny for my personal tastes, but beautiful though.
answers4: I prefer Ugly Betty. MMMMMMMMMMM Betty AGGHHHHH
answers5: Her body type doesn't turn me on. I like women with hips
and, breasts and butts Having said that if you're naturally slim and
and small breasted that's really sexy too. What's not sexy is if you
are trying hard to achieve a body type that is not naturally yours.
<br>
Edit <br>
You need to know this because it's important that you do; Sexiness is
mental not physical . <br>
What makes a woman sexy is a certain" joie de vie" that she has and
not the size and shape of her body parts. Strippers for instance are
some least sexy women you will ever see in your life ;.Sexual they are
sensual they're not. <br>
Kate Hudsons sexiness comes from her mental attitude not her body parts.
answers6: Men Attracted to her body? Some guys are attracted to her <br>
type of body, some are not. I think she is very pretty, but not what
I'm considering in a partner.
answers7: she looks fine to me
answers8: Her body, yes, yours, gotta see it first.
answers2: I prefer more athletic women. My lover Miyuki from Japan is
a 5'-0.5", 97 pound, 33"/22"/32" dancer who has developed great legs
and butt from her exercises.
answers3: she's a little skinny for my personal tastes, but beautiful though.
answers4: I prefer Ugly Betty. MMMMMMMMMMM Betty AGGHHHHH
answers5: Her body type doesn't turn me on. I like women with hips
and, breasts and butts Having said that if you're naturally slim and
and small breasted that's really sexy too. What's not sexy is if you
are trying hard to achieve a body type that is not naturally yours.
<br>
Edit <br>
You need to know this because it's important that you do; Sexiness is
mental not physical . <br>
What makes a woman sexy is a certain" joie de vie" that she has and
not the size and shape of her body parts. Strippers for instance are
some least sexy women you will ever see in your life ;.Sexual they are
sensual they're not. <br>
Kate Hudsons sexiness comes from her mental attitude not her body parts.
answers6: Men Attracted to her body? Some guys are attracted to her <br>
type of body, some are not. I think she is very pretty, but not what
I'm considering in a partner.
answers7: she looks fine to me
answers8: Her body, yes, yours, gotta see it first.
Saturday 14 December 2019
Ladies, toned body or bodybuilder body?
answers1: im not to fond of either but if i had to chose it would be
the toned guy. Personally i prefer a man to look healthy but i don't
really like to much muscle , i also don't mind a man with a little
belly it just looks more natural to me.
answers2: All girls have different preferences, do what makes yourself
happy. If you hate working out then don't work out, life is too short
to do things you don't enjoy doing.
answers3: I think body builders look gross, just a liiiitttle muscle is fine.
answers4: Im not into the overly muscular body builder. I like a guy
who works out and has some muscle, especially his arms. I also dont
like the scrawny looking guy, who's bottom half is bigger than his top
half.
answers5: Neither. A bit bigger than the male model I'd say. He's
rather puny and the other guy is just gross.
answers6: Normal muscular: Has muscle but not overdone. Very toned but
not bodybuilder muscular. Soccer player muscular.
answers7: toned. <br>
<br>
personally, the overly muscular body builder type is a turn off. it
gives the impression that the guy just spends all his time in the gym,
and in the back of my mind it makes me wonder if he'll accidentally
crush me if we hug.
answers8: 1
answers9: Definitely the first. Toned.
answers10: First one. I prefer toned bodies. Bodybuilders, I find way
unattractive.
the toned guy. Personally i prefer a man to look healthy but i don't
really like to much muscle , i also don't mind a man with a little
belly it just looks more natural to me.
answers2: All girls have different preferences, do what makes yourself
happy. If you hate working out then don't work out, life is too short
to do things you don't enjoy doing.
answers3: I think body builders look gross, just a liiiitttle muscle is fine.
answers4: Im not into the overly muscular body builder. I like a guy
who works out and has some muscle, especially his arms. I also dont
like the scrawny looking guy, who's bottom half is bigger than his top
half.
answers5: Neither. A bit bigger than the male model I'd say. He's
rather puny and the other guy is just gross.
answers6: Normal muscular: Has muscle but not overdone. Very toned but
not bodybuilder muscular. Soccer player muscular.
answers7: toned. <br>
<br>
personally, the overly muscular body builder type is a turn off. it
gives the impression that the guy just spends all his time in the gym,
and in the back of my mind it makes me wonder if he'll accidentally
crush me if we hug.
answers8: 1
answers9: Definitely the first. Toned.
answers10: First one. I prefer toned bodies. Bodybuilders, I find way
unattractive.
Friday 13 December 2019
Films with body transfer or body change?
answers1: In Freaky Friday the mother and daughter switch bodies. It's
kinda funny. The best movie I would recommend though would be All of
Me with Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin. They share the same body. He has
the left side and she has the right side. It is VERY funny. I hope you
enjoy!
kinda funny. The best movie I would recommend though would be All of
Me with Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin. They share the same body. He has
the left side and she has the right side. It is VERY funny. I hope you
enjoy!
Thursday 12 December 2019
What does "Body rock" means?
answers1: .............. Well seeing your cute innocent avatar, I'll
try to put this to you gently. Body rock is the back and forth motions
that occur when two people are... well.... making love. So the lines
"I wanna see your body rock, I can feel your body rock" mean "I wanna
see your body move as I make love to you, I can feel you move as we
have sex" <br>
<br>
hope this answers your question
answers2: It generally refers to dancing and/or other provocative body
movements.
try to put this to you gently. Body rock is the back and forth motions
that occur when two people are... well.... making love. So the lines
"I wanna see your body rock, I can feel your body rock" mean "I wanna
see your body move as I make love to you, I can feel you move as we
have sex" <br>
<br>
hope this answers your question
answers2: It generally refers to dancing and/or other provocative body
movements.
Wednesday 11 December 2019
Dead body-writing help? ill answer yours! :)?
answers1: You answered mine, so I'll answer yours. The body would not
be "cut up" after two years, there would be nothing but a skeleton in
the time-frame. Bodies decompose the moment death occurs. When you go
to a wake, a body is embalmed to slow this process. However, a body
that was buried in dirt would decompose quickly because of bacteria
inside the dead body, and animals that would feed on the body (gross,
I know). <br>
After two years, a body will be a skeleton, but a body can be
identified by a number of ways. Was the body wearing clothes, jewelry,
identification? Evidence would be collected by investigators to
determine identification of the body. After investigators have a
possible match, they would likely take dental records/bone marrow
samples to confirm the identity of the body. <br>
<br>
After two years, blood tests and fingerprints are null and void, they
cannot be used to identify a body. However, if the victim had surgery,
surgical plants inside the body can identify the victim by tracking
serial numbers in the surgical plates and screws. If the body was
determined within two weeks instead if two years, the body will still
be decomposed considerably, but DNA testing is possible with tissue
samples that have not decomposed fully. <br>
<br>
Hope this helped.
answers2: It would only be a skeleton by that point, it could be cut
up if the bones themselves were cut. It would be identifiable by teeth
and DNA only.
answers3: The decomposition of a dead body depends on many factors,
any of which can affect the time necessary to break it down. If a body
is buried in a coffin deep in the ground, for example, it could take
as long as 50 years for all of the tissue to disappear. But if it is
exposed to the elements, it will decay very quickly. <br>
If it's cut up and not in coffin, I think that hardly you could
recognize it. <br>
Hope I helped. :) Here's mine <a
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answers4: Unless she was buried in a place that is cold all year long,
she'd be a skeleton
be "cut up" after two years, there would be nothing but a skeleton in
the time-frame. Bodies decompose the moment death occurs. When you go
to a wake, a body is embalmed to slow this process. However, a body
that was buried in dirt would decompose quickly because of bacteria
inside the dead body, and animals that would feed on the body (gross,
I know). <br>
After two years, a body will be a skeleton, but a body can be
identified by a number of ways. Was the body wearing clothes, jewelry,
identification? Evidence would be collected by investigators to
determine identification of the body. After investigators have a
possible match, they would likely take dental records/bone marrow
samples to confirm the identity of the body. <br>
<br>
After two years, blood tests and fingerprints are null and void, they
cannot be used to identify a body. However, if the victim had surgery,
surgical plants inside the body can identify the victim by tracking
serial numbers in the surgical plates and screws. If the body was
determined within two weeks instead if two years, the body will still
be decomposed considerably, but DNA testing is possible with tissue
samples that have not decomposed fully. <br>
<br>
Hope this helped.
answers2: It would only be a skeleton by that point, it could be cut
up if the bones themselves were cut. It would be identifiable by teeth
and DNA only.
answers3: The decomposition of a dead body depends on many factors,
any of which can affect the time necessary to break it down. If a body
is buried in a coffin deep in the ground, for example, it could take
as long as 50 years for all of the tissue to disappear. But if it is
exposed to the elements, it will decay very quickly. <br>
If it's cut up and not in coffin, I think that hardly you could
recognize it. <br>
Hope I helped. :) Here's mine <a
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answers4: Unless she was buried in a place that is cold all year long,
she'd be a skeleton
Tuesday 10 December 2019
Why is my unexposed skin darker than my exposed skin?
answers1: Thicker skin <br>
Hyperpigmentation due to abrasion from underwear/ bra/ pants etc <br>
More skin folds
Hyperpigmentation due to abrasion from underwear/ bra/ pants etc <br>
More skin folds
Monday 9 December 2019
Skin problem?
answers1: See a dermatologist if skin turns black.Yia sou.
answers2: dermaline skin whitening cream.. <br>
its safe and potent formula can get rid of dark skin spots.
answers3: Cause is age. Remedy is to lighten them up naturally with
papaya kojic and licorice base soap and cream which are <br>
available online. These work wonders. <br>
Maybe it will work on you too. <br>
Try searching it through Google 'shopaholic's bargains'
answers2: dermaline skin whitening cream.. <br>
its safe and potent formula can get rid of dark skin spots.
answers3: Cause is age. Remedy is to lighten them up naturally with
papaya kojic and licorice base soap and cream which are <br>
available online. These work wonders. <br>
Maybe it will work on you too. <br>
Try searching it through Google 'shopaholic's bargains'
Sunday 8 December 2019
My skin tone is light brown?
answers1: LOL...dumbass...I love yahoo answer
answers2: maybe caramel.
answers3: Why would you want to do that? You could mess up seriously
and end up with something unexpected and terrible. Light brown is a
nice color.
answers4: drinking water and moisturising our skin is a very important
step, I would use yoghurt to lighten my skin since i have a dry skin i
cant use baking soda, goodluck
answers2: maybe caramel.
answers3: Why would you want to do that? You could mess up seriously
and end up with something unexpected and terrible. Light brown is a
nice color.
answers4: drinking water and moisturising our skin is a very important
step, I would use yoghurt to lighten my skin since i have a dry skin i
cant use baking soda, goodluck
Tuesday 26 November 2019
how to make the skin lighter?
answers1: nO i WONT TELL YOU COZ I THINK YOU RE BEAUTIFUL THE WAY YOU
ARE...YOU WANT TO BE YOURSELF AND NOT SOMEONE ELSE.INSTEAD TRY TO HELP
YOUR SELF ESTEEM BY USING THE RIGHT PRODUCTS FOR YOUR SKIN,TYPE AND
COLOUR.SPEAK TO A CONSULTANT AND SEE WHICH COLOURS MATCH YOUR SKIN
COLOUR...USING TURQOISE...ITS A LOVELY COLOUR. CHEERS, A BRUNETTE
answers2: use lemon juice mixed with honey
answers3: Ask Micheal Jackson
answers4: Well you're a girl so I guess asking Michael Jackson would
be fine... but it isn't a good idea. <br>
<br>
To answering your question seriously, use some kind of whitening cream
or lemon juice. And wear darker clothes. :D
answers5: i have this compact powder stuff and it makes my face a
whole lot lighter...i think it's covergirl, it's a silver cirlce in a
very light shade of pale.
answers6: Lemon juice I hear works, or I guess you can have your skin
chemcially lightened.
answers7: ask miceal jackson or use cream and use lemon this would work
answers8: ask Micheal Jackson
answers9: there are LOTS of whitening products out there you can try.
Asia has the biggest market for those and if you want to find some
just find the Asian line of any cosmetic companies. <br>
<br>
Use with caution though because I've read lots of news of some
products actually are corrosive to the skin, even for some really
famous and top brands. <br>
<br>
But my best advice for you is to learn to love yourself - we all have
something other people love: caucasians like to get tanned and
asians/darker-skinned people like to make their skin lighter; blondes
dye their hair black and brunettes dye their hair blonde...you get the
idea. <br>
<br>
So be proud of who you really are. :)
answers10: use foundation,or compact powder dat is more lighter than
ur skin... <br>
or juz use whitening cream/lotion dat suits you...
ARE...YOU WANT TO BE YOURSELF AND NOT SOMEONE ELSE.INSTEAD TRY TO HELP
YOUR SELF ESTEEM BY USING THE RIGHT PRODUCTS FOR YOUR SKIN,TYPE AND
COLOUR.SPEAK TO A CONSULTANT AND SEE WHICH COLOURS MATCH YOUR SKIN
COLOUR...USING TURQOISE...ITS A LOVELY COLOUR. CHEERS, A BRUNETTE
answers2: use lemon juice mixed with honey
answers3: Ask Micheal Jackson
answers4: Well you're a girl so I guess asking Michael Jackson would
be fine... but it isn't a good idea. <br>
<br>
To answering your question seriously, use some kind of whitening cream
or lemon juice. And wear darker clothes. :D
answers5: i have this compact powder stuff and it makes my face a
whole lot lighter...i think it's covergirl, it's a silver cirlce in a
very light shade of pale.
answers6: Lemon juice I hear works, or I guess you can have your skin
chemcially lightened.
answers7: ask miceal jackson or use cream and use lemon this would work
answers8: ask Micheal Jackson
answers9: there are LOTS of whitening products out there you can try.
Asia has the biggest market for those and if you want to find some
just find the Asian line of any cosmetic companies. <br>
<br>
Use with caution though because I've read lots of news of some
products actually are corrosive to the skin, even for some really
famous and top brands. <br>
<br>
But my best advice for you is to learn to love yourself - we all have
something other people love: caucasians like to get tanned and
asians/darker-skinned people like to make their skin lighter; blondes
dye their hair black and brunettes dye their hair blonde...you get the
idea. <br>
<br>
So be proud of who you really are. :)
answers10: use foundation,or compact powder dat is more lighter than
ur skin... <br>
or juz use whitening cream/lotion dat suits you...
Monday 25 November 2019
I have a skin question?
answers1: Skin is a compound tissue derived from ectoderm and mesoderm. <br>
It has several layers of cells. <br>
So,skin cannot be described to made of any chemical. <br>
Read biology book.
answers2: Human skin is actually a very complex structure that
includes several distinct layers of skin cells, each of which has its
own function... If you are curious about the anatomic structure of
human skin, there are numerous texts and websites that can help you
out. <br>
<br>
Chemically, skin would consist of the same things that the rest of the
body consists of - Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus,
Sulfur, and some trace elements like magnesium and iron. The outer
layer of skin is primarily dead and dying cells, which may contain
less water than cells that are being actively maintained. <br>
<br>
Hope that helps!
It has several layers of cells. <br>
So,skin cannot be described to made of any chemical. <br>
Read biology book.
answers2: Human skin is actually a very complex structure that
includes several distinct layers of skin cells, each of which has its
own function... If you are curious about the anatomic structure of
human skin, there are numerous texts and websites that can help you
out. <br>
<br>
Chemically, skin would consist of the same things that the rest of the
body consists of - Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus,
Sulfur, and some trace elements like magnesium and iron. The outer
layer of skin is primarily dead and dying cells, which may contain
less water than cells that are being actively maintained. <br>
<br>
Hope that helps!
Sunday 24 November 2019
Makeup artist business name ideas.?
answers1: Transform with Alexandra <br>
Purely True Beauty by Alexandra <br>
Alexandra's Light Touch <br>
Simply Beauty <br>
For Spotlight by Alexandra
answers2: Alexandra's face Miracle <br>
<br>
Alexandra Makeup <br>
<br>
Alexandra Face Beauty <br>
<br>
Alexandra makeup beauty <br>
<br>
alexandra's makeovers
answers3: Eloquent Looks, Classy Designs, Special Occasions, Make-up
by Deidre', Beautiful Faces
answers4: Alexandra's "Color me badd"? Don't take that wrong, badd
meaning good, not badd meaning bad.
Purely True Beauty by Alexandra <br>
Alexandra's Light Touch <br>
Simply Beauty <br>
For Spotlight by Alexandra
answers2: Alexandra's face Miracle <br>
<br>
Alexandra Makeup <br>
<br>
Alexandra Face Beauty <br>
<br>
Alexandra makeup beauty <br>
<br>
alexandra's makeovers
answers3: Eloquent Looks, Classy Designs, Special Occasions, Make-up
by Deidre', Beautiful Faces
answers4: Alexandra's "Color me badd"? Don't take that wrong, badd
meaning good, not badd meaning bad.
Saturday 23 November 2019
What is your favourite makeup brand?
answers1: i hate makeup. i've never worn it and i'm 17.
answers2: MAC.
answers3: loreal and i only use a little makeup i dont use it all i
use what makes me look natural now like a clown.
answers4: Shiseido <br>
Rimmel
answers5: Clinique <br>
Mary Kay <br>
MAC <br>
Chantecaille
answers6: Hard Candy <br>
Cover Girl <br>
is what i use <br>
i dont use all of my makeup and its sad cause i have so much
answers7: Rimmel London <br>
<br>
<br>
I have a small make-up collection...
answers8: Maybelline <br>
~ No, I still have some in packages. Eyeshadows, pencils and mascara
not even open.
answers2: MAC.
answers3: loreal and i only use a little makeup i dont use it all i
use what makes me look natural now like a clown.
answers4: Shiseido <br>
Rimmel
answers5: Clinique <br>
Mary Kay <br>
MAC <br>
Chantecaille
answers6: Hard Candy <br>
Cover Girl <br>
is what i use <br>
i dont use all of my makeup and its sad cause i have so much
answers7: Rimmel London <br>
<br>
<br>
I have a small make-up collection...
answers8: Maybelline <br>
~ No, I still have some in packages. Eyeshadows, pencils and mascara
not even open.
Friday 22 November 2019
Apply Joker Makeup?
answers1: use the really good stage makeup, thats the only way to make
them look like the Joker lol
them look like the Joker lol
Do guys like girls who wear makeup?
answers1: The makeup world is a multi-billion dollar industry. From
the scientists and lab technicians who study all the ingredients (to
make sure you skin doesn't bubble up when you apply makeup), to the
artists at the MAC counter selling you hundreds of dollars of the
highest brand -- there are millions of people in between. In the old
days, women would put their health at risk to make their faces pale
(which was hot back then) using lead, mercury and even leeches to
achieve this look. Were the guys really into this? Was the pale face
trend, or the intricate ways we apply eye shadow REALLY doing anything
for the guys? Let's observe and analyze the in-depth conversation I
had with my fiance, who is definitely a man's man. He's the ultimate
hetero, who defines seasons of the year by the type of sports game
(i.e. basketball season, football season, etc.) <br>
<br>
Ahem...here it is.... <br>
<br>
Eric: "You're so beautiful" <br>
<br>
Me: "Really? You never say I look beautiful when I wear makeup. I
mean, do you like me with makeup?" <br>
<br>
Eric: "Well of course you look pretty with makeup." <br>
<br>
Me: "You seem to compliment me more when I look like a little dude."
(that's just how I feel without makeup sometimes) <br>
<br>
Eric: "No, when you're Not wearing makeup it's like, you look
innocent. I look in your eyes and see your soul. I can't see to your
soul with all that clown whore makeup on." <br>
<br>
Me: "................(blink blink)....................thanks........... <br>
<br>
There ya have it. So it got me thinking, who do we put makeup on for?
And then I realized....for ourselves! It's not always about them.
He may feel a deeper connection with me without my makeup, but I feel
better and more confident with makeup on! I think guys definitely
would know the difference if the world went without makeup. Our skin
wouldn't look as smooth and, as an Asian, maybe my eyes wouldn't look
as big. My face is my resume honey. No one likes a little dude girl
with no makeup on. ' <br>
<br>
Don't kid yourselves boys, you'd much prefer us with makeup on. So,
is the billion dollar makeup industry justified? AbsoFrickinLutely!
answers2: simple makeup .. yeah <br>
a lot of makeup .. NO!! <br>
<br>
and you are beautiful as you are , you don't need makeup ! <br>
if you don't put makeup you will show us that you are confident of
yourself = Good thing :)
answers3: i feel that most guys i know prefer girls who wear a little
makeup. too much looks fake. haha i mean that one song clearly says
"chilling with no makeup on that's when you're the prettiest."
answers4: It's good to wear a little bit of make up because it shows
you care about your appearance in my eyes. But if you wear too much
then you'll just look silly.. Haha. But guys do like girls with
make-up but they also like it when they take it off to go to bed or
something.. Shows your not scared of taking your make-up off. (There's
nothing scarier than a girl who sleeps in makeup haha)
answers5: yes i like women who wear makeup. But ive honestly noticed
once ive started dating a girl and start to really have feelings for
who they are i think there the most beautiful person alive so depends
if its a first date to a relationship. All im saying is the girls i
love or really like i dont care what they wear as long as im spending
time with them honest to god
answers6: Most guys like girls eyes so a would suggest eye make up
somethign that will make them pop but nothing more than that. Guys
like girls who dont need make up to be pretty. Some peopel though need
make up or they just look strange but some girls can pull off make up
when they want vut still look good when they dont wear it so it just
deoends
answers7: Well it's awesome if a girl has the natural beauty to pull
off her look without make up, that is just about the epitome of hot.
But a moderate amount of make up is fine too, just as long as it
doesn't look like you fired your make-up out of a shotgun at your
face. <br>
<br>
Thick dark eyelashes are hot.
answers8: Tbh i think its okay if used in moderation but most of the
time girls look much better without it on. Alot of girls seem to think
chucking the stuff on attracts us like some pheromone or something but
it is a major turn off.
answers9: Hi Kacie, <br>
As a guy, I prefer my girls with the natural look. If they wear make
up then let it be a natural look and very simple like a foundation,
sealer. I hate seeing beautiful girls with so much make up or the
wrong make up it looks like they are going to war. <br>
I believe all girls are beautiful, and if they wear makeup it should
only compliment their features. <br>
Hope this helps. <br>
ONETIME, my younger sister had tons of makeup on, and I asked her
where the circus was. I thought she was one of the clowns, lol.
answers10: if you use some keep it moderate, there's nothing that
turns me off more then some chick with tons of it, i hate kissing
girls with thick lipstick and it gets all over my lips soooo nasty~! i
look more for personality then what kinda mudd she has smeared on her
face! hope that helped some.
the scientists and lab technicians who study all the ingredients (to
make sure you skin doesn't bubble up when you apply makeup), to the
artists at the MAC counter selling you hundreds of dollars of the
highest brand -- there are millions of people in between. In the old
days, women would put their health at risk to make their faces pale
(which was hot back then) using lead, mercury and even leeches to
achieve this look. Were the guys really into this? Was the pale face
trend, or the intricate ways we apply eye shadow REALLY doing anything
for the guys? Let's observe and analyze the in-depth conversation I
had with my fiance, who is definitely a man's man. He's the ultimate
hetero, who defines seasons of the year by the type of sports game
(i.e. basketball season, football season, etc.) <br>
<br>
Ahem...here it is.... <br>
<br>
Eric: "You're so beautiful" <br>
<br>
Me: "Really? You never say I look beautiful when I wear makeup. I
mean, do you like me with makeup?" <br>
<br>
Eric: "Well of course you look pretty with makeup." <br>
<br>
Me: "You seem to compliment me more when I look like a little dude."
(that's just how I feel without makeup sometimes) <br>
<br>
Eric: "No, when you're Not wearing makeup it's like, you look
innocent. I look in your eyes and see your soul. I can't see to your
soul with all that clown whore makeup on." <br>
<br>
Me: "................(blink blink)....................thanks........... <br>
<br>
There ya have it. So it got me thinking, who do we put makeup on for?
And then I realized....for ourselves! It's not always about them.
He may feel a deeper connection with me without my makeup, but I feel
better and more confident with makeup on! I think guys definitely
would know the difference if the world went without makeup. Our skin
wouldn't look as smooth and, as an Asian, maybe my eyes wouldn't look
as big. My face is my resume honey. No one likes a little dude girl
with no makeup on. ' <br>
<br>
Don't kid yourselves boys, you'd much prefer us with makeup on. So,
is the billion dollar makeup industry justified? AbsoFrickinLutely!
answers2: simple makeup .. yeah <br>
a lot of makeup .. NO!! <br>
<br>
and you are beautiful as you are , you don't need makeup ! <br>
if you don't put makeup you will show us that you are confident of
yourself = Good thing :)
answers3: i feel that most guys i know prefer girls who wear a little
makeup. too much looks fake. haha i mean that one song clearly says
"chilling with no makeup on that's when you're the prettiest."
answers4: It's good to wear a little bit of make up because it shows
you care about your appearance in my eyes. But if you wear too much
then you'll just look silly.. Haha. But guys do like girls with
make-up but they also like it when they take it off to go to bed or
something.. Shows your not scared of taking your make-up off. (There's
nothing scarier than a girl who sleeps in makeup haha)
answers5: yes i like women who wear makeup. But ive honestly noticed
once ive started dating a girl and start to really have feelings for
who they are i think there the most beautiful person alive so depends
if its a first date to a relationship. All im saying is the girls i
love or really like i dont care what they wear as long as im spending
time with them honest to god
answers6: Most guys like girls eyes so a would suggest eye make up
somethign that will make them pop but nothing more than that. Guys
like girls who dont need make up to be pretty. Some peopel though need
make up or they just look strange but some girls can pull off make up
when they want vut still look good when they dont wear it so it just
deoends
answers7: Well it's awesome if a girl has the natural beauty to pull
off her look without make up, that is just about the epitome of hot.
But a moderate amount of make up is fine too, just as long as it
doesn't look like you fired your make-up out of a shotgun at your
face. <br>
<br>
Thick dark eyelashes are hot.
answers8: Tbh i think its okay if used in moderation but most of the
time girls look much better without it on. Alot of girls seem to think
chucking the stuff on attracts us like some pheromone or something but
it is a major turn off.
answers9: Hi Kacie, <br>
As a guy, I prefer my girls with the natural look. If they wear make
up then let it be a natural look and very simple like a foundation,
sealer. I hate seeing beautiful girls with so much make up or the
wrong make up it looks like they are going to war. <br>
I believe all girls are beautiful, and if they wear makeup it should
only compliment their features. <br>
Hope this helps. <br>
ONETIME, my younger sister had tons of makeup on, and I asked her
where the circus was. I thought she was one of the clowns, lol.
answers10: if you use some keep it moderate, there's nothing that
turns me off more then some chick with tons of it, i hate kissing
girls with thick lipstick and it gets all over my lips soooo nasty~! i
look more for personality then what kinda mudd she has smeared on her
face! hope that helped some.
Wednesday 20 November 2019
Makeup Questionairr?
answers1: I don't try to impress anyone by wearing makeup. However
foundation helps to make my skin tone more even. Then I used blush to
define my cheeks. I add a little brush of neutral shadow followed by
an eyeline pencil. Finally I put on a little lipstick and maybe some
gloss. The final touch is mascara.
answers2: Myself. <br>
I just like to present myself in a good way because people generally
treat you better when you look nice, which makes my day better.
answers3: I can't really sense the emotion in this question.. but it
sounds a little condescending.. but I won't take offense seeing as you
can't correctly spell questionnaire. <br>
But, as for the question itself... I don't wear make-up to impress
anyone.. I wear it because it makes ME feel beautiful.. which
interpreted outwardly makes me more appealing to others.. Seeing as
generally people desire confidence. <br>
<br>
Make-up done correctly can be a master piece just like a piece of
art.. What better canvas than one on your own body.
answers4: I'm not trying to impress anyone. I wear make up because it
enhances my appearance and since I do make up it's how I express
myself. <br>
:)
answers5: well, i love doing makeup. if i didn't, i wouldn't wear it.
and i don't wear it all the time, because i feel i don't need to. so i
guess when i go out at night and stuff i'm tryin to impress boys!!
answers6: yourself <br>
you look good for your self no one else
answers7: no one it i waer makeup when i feel like it
answers8: Everybody. I don't want to seem sloppy or ugly because I
don't take time to cover up anything. And I want to look nice and
presentable.
answers9: Nobody, I try to not look disgusting, which my skin is. It's
unfortunate I need to cover it up...I'm young and with acne, plus
nobody else wears makeup at my age.
answers10: truthfully, i don't find it impressive. It just clogs your
pores and wastes time and money! However, my eyes are really big and i
have found that wearing light eyeliner helps take away from the
bigness. ppl always make fun of me for it but make up helps. I still
don't wear it often though, just like once ever two weeks or so cuz
not all of it washes off so its still there a little bit!
foundation helps to make my skin tone more even. Then I used blush to
define my cheeks. I add a little brush of neutral shadow followed by
an eyeline pencil. Finally I put on a little lipstick and maybe some
gloss. The final touch is mascara.
answers2: Myself. <br>
I just like to present myself in a good way because people generally
treat you better when you look nice, which makes my day better.
answers3: I can't really sense the emotion in this question.. but it
sounds a little condescending.. but I won't take offense seeing as you
can't correctly spell questionnaire. <br>
But, as for the question itself... I don't wear make-up to impress
anyone.. I wear it because it makes ME feel beautiful.. which
interpreted outwardly makes me more appealing to others.. Seeing as
generally people desire confidence. <br>
<br>
Make-up done correctly can be a master piece just like a piece of
art.. What better canvas than one on your own body.
answers4: I'm not trying to impress anyone. I wear make up because it
enhances my appearance and since I do make up it's how I express
myself. <br>
:)
answers5: well, i love doing makeup. if i didn't, i wouldn't wear it.
and i don't wear it all the time, because i feel i don't need to. so i
guess when i go out at night and stuff i'm tryin to impress boys!!
answers6: yourself <br>
you look good for your self no one else
answers7: no one it i waer makeup when i feel like it
answers8: Everybody. I don't want to seem sloppy or ugly because I
don't take time to cover up anything. And I want to look nice and
presentable.
answers9: Nobody, I try to not look disgusting, which my skin is. It's
unfortunate I need to cover it up...I'm young and with acne, plus
nobody else wears makeup at my age.
answers10: truthfully, i don't find it impressive. It just clogs your
pores and wastes time and money! However, my eyes are really big and i
have found that wearing light eyeliner helps take away from the
bigness. ppl always make fun of me for it but make up helps. I still
don't wear it often though, just like once ever two weeks or so cuz
not all of it washes off so its still there a little bit!
Tuesday 19 November 2019
Do you prefer straight hair or curly/wavy hair?
answers1: I have frizzy/curly hair, and I don't really like it because
it gets huge when it's dry (my avatar isn't a photo of me). <br>
But I find straight hair a little boring. <br>
Besides, with curly hair, I can straighten it when I want, or I can
straighten it then curl it. <br>
<br>
Here, have a cupcake.
answers2: Not curly...just wavy. thats the boy!
answers3: Straight
answers4: I have curly/wavy hair, and i used to like straight before,
but now.. I love my hair:)
answers5: Wavy. Not curly.
answers6: Curly/wavy.
answers7: I have straight hair and always wanted it to be curly or wavy.
answers8: For me, I like curly/wavy hair as well!
answers9: on some people curly/wavy hair and on some straight :D on
myself straight hair
answers10: Straight
it gets huge when it's dry (my avatar isn't a photo of me). <br>
But I find straight hair a little boring. <br>
Besides, with curly hair, I can straighten it when I want, or I can
straighten it then curl it. <br>
<br>
Here, have a cupcake.
answers2: Not curly...just wavy. thats the boy!
answers3: Straight
answers4: I have curly/wavy hair, and i used to like straight before,
but now.. I love my hair:)
answers5: Wavy. Not curly.
answers6: Curly/wavy.
answers7: I have straight hair and always wanted it to be curly or wavy.
answers8: For me, I like curly/wavy hair as well!
answers9: on some people curly/wavy hair and on some straight :D on
myself straight hair
answers10: Straight
Monday 18 November 2019
Is straight hair better looking than wavy hair on guys?
answers1: sophisticated point. look into with yahoo. this can assist!
answers2: It just depends on what ya like :)
answers3: Every guy has their preference. But every guy I met likes a
girl that takes care of themselves. So do your hair nice whether it's
straight or curly.
answers4: Wavy ..
answers5: Whatever there natural hair texture is. <br>
I personally like wavy
answers6: I don't like the way straight hair looks. Wavy hair looks
healthy and shiny.
answers2: It just depends on what ya like :)
answers3: Every guy has their preference. But every guy I met likes a
girl that takes care of themselves. So do your hair nice whether it's
straight or curly.
answers4: Wavy ..
answers5: Whatever there natural hair texture is. <br>
I personally like wavy
answers6: I don't like the way straight hair looks. Wavy hair looks
healthy and shiny.
Sunday 17 November 2019
Poll: short hair or long hair (on guys)?
answers1: Long hair :)
answers2: Short of Medium lenght hair
answers3: Medium length hair
answers4: Long to very long
answers5: Long hair for me and as for guys, it just depends on what
looks best on them. I do like long hair though.
answers6: Short hair
answers7: Short hair
answers8: Very short hair
answers9: long hair
answers10: I LIKE A MAN WITH VERY LONG PUBICAL HAIRS ON HIS SEX HOSE.
BUT IN AFRAICA OUR MEN HAVE NO HAIR ON HEAD BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL
BLACK. ONLY JAMACIAN BLACK PEOPLE CAN HAVE LONG HAIR.
answers11: This depends on how it looks upon you. For me, as long
because it's not past your shoulders and then it would be ok but We
prefer anything that doesn't go earlier the ears.
answers2: Short of Medium lenght hair
answers3: Medium length hair
answers4: Long to very long
answers5: Long hair for me and as for guys, it just depends on what
looks best on them. I do like long hair though.
answers6: Short hair
answers7: Short hair
answers8: Very short hair
answers9: long hair
answers10: I LIKE A MAN WITH VERY LONG PUBICAL HAIRS ON HIS SEX HOSE.
BUT IN AFRAICA OUR MEN HAVE NO HAIR ON HEAD BECAUSE THEY ARE ALL
BLACK. ONLY JAMACIAN BLACK PEOPLE CAN HAVE LONG HAIR.
answers11: This depends on how it looks upon you. For me, as long
because it's not past your shoulders and then it would be ok but We
prefer anything that doesn't go earlier the ears.
Saturday 16 November 2019
What do you prefer short hair or long hair?
answers1: Long hair looks good on almost everyone, I think only some
people can really pull of short hair.
answers2: Long hair, not down to my butt long, but like down to my
lower back. I hate short hair, and I have shortish hair now and hate
it!
answers3: Long hair
answers4: Long hair
answers5: complex matter. look into over the search engines. this may help!
people can really pull of short hair.
answers2: Long hair, not down to my butt long, but like down to my
lower back. I hate short hair, and I have shortish hair now and hate
it!
answers3: Long hair
answers4: Long hair
answers5: complex matter. look into over the search engines. this may help!
Thursday 14 November 2019
What is laser hair removal?
answers1: Yes a laser hair removal is all about to destroys all active
hair follicles. A laser beam is shone onto the area of unwanted hair
and it destroys the hair follicle under the skin.
answers2: http://bestlaserhairremovalnyc.org has got some great info
on there! Goo Luck, I learned a lot!
hair follicles. A laser beam is shone onto the area of unwanted hair
and it destroys the hair follicle under the skin.
answers2: http://bestlaserhairremovalnyc.org has got some great info
on there! Goo Luck, I learned a lot!
Tuesday 12 November 2019
Does anyone know who wholesales cell phone accessories for cheap in texas?
answers1: Dollar stores like Dollar Tree, Family Dollar, Dollar
General, etc, often have cheaper accessories such as pouches, skins,
headphone microphones, etc. <br>
<br>
I've also had good luck at many convenience stores to find cheaper
accessories such as chargers.
answers2: eBay
General, etc, often have cheaper accessories such as pouches, skins,
headphone microphones, etc. <br>
<br>
I've also had good luck at many convenience stores to find cheaper
accessories such as chargers.
answers2: eBay
Monday 11 November 2019
What is your daily makeup and hair routine?do you add accessories?
answers1: Makeup: <br>
<br>
-L'Occitane Ultra Matte Face Fluid or Avene Emulsion Lotion. <br>
-Spray Skindinavia No More Shine 4 times and allow it to dry. <br>
-Illamasqua Matt or Larenim Invisi-Pore. <br>
-Bourjois Matte Minerals Mousse or Buff'd Cosmetics Mineral Concealing
foundation (sometimes though skip either of these and just use the
invisipore) <br>
-Terra Firma Cosmetics Hocus Pocus undereye concealer. <br>
-Blush and illuminating dust. <br>
-Translucent finishing powder (mattify! ultra, meow cosmetics top cat,
jurlique rose or tarte micronized clay) <br>
-Tightline with black waterproof gel then do subtle thin lines to top
lids (i don't wear eyeshadow daily), curl lashes, apply black
waterproof mascara. <br>
-Fill in brows with Smashbox Brow Tech To Go. <br>
-Reapply Skindinavia and allow it to dry. <br>
-Origins Underwear for Lips followed by either lipstain/tint or long
wear lip color/cream. On lazier days just tinted lip balm or gloss
instead. <br>
<br>
Hair: <br>
<br>
I wash it every other day. I work big sexy hair through damp roots
before heat protection spray. Blow dry with my hanaair. Brush after
and part hair/side bangs to the left most days. Sometimes do the
parting and make a headband braid from the middle to the left. Other
days wear it back in a high loose ponytail. Sometimes make waves. <br>
<br>
Accessories: <br>
<br>
I don't generally wear much jewelry or acessories. I don't like the
feel. Just wear my plain diamond stud earrings and my
wedding/engagement rings.
answers2: I just realized how simple I am. <br>
<br>
1. Brush teeth. <br>
2. Rinse face. <br>
3. Brush hair. <br>
4. Put on chapstick if my lips are dry. <br>
<br>
That's my routine. If I have a blemish on my face I might dab a dot of
concealer on it, but other than that I'm pretty much au natural. I
just don't personally like the very made up & polished look. <br>
<br>
This does not look attractive to me:
http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2009/database/katewinslet/kate_winslet300.jpg
<br>
<br>
But this does: http://media.onsugar.com/files/2010/04/16/1/27/273571/4ca2bf437534d22e_4nokatew.jpg
<br>
<br>
Edit: As for accessories, if I'm going to wear them, it's usually my
favorite locket necklace and butterfly ring.
answers3: Mine: dermis: First I moist my dermis with the intention to
place some sparkling & sparkling cream.. after that I wash it off
needless to say.. and then I save on with on some moisturizer so as
that my dermis does not stay dry. now and returned whilst i don't have
sparkling & sparkling cream then I merely use oil-unfastened cleansing
soap.. i locate that it helps extra appropriate then the cream itself.
makeup: relies upon on the the day truly and what i'm doing. yet
maximum days I merely pass to random places like park, cinema,
determining to purchase blah blah. I frequently save on with on
beginning place, concealer.. and the eyeliner, mascara and lip gloss.
now and returned eye shadow as nicely.. yet merely gentle hues like
glittery eco-friendly or some thing.. in spite of the shown fact that
that is totally VERY gentle haha. Hair: frequently I straighten it
down.. yet now and returned I positioned it in a ponytail.. or I
merely positioned it right into a ballerina bun and have an component
fringe.. hehe
answers4: Maybelline Great Lash Mascara, <br>
Pencil eyeliner on lower water line, <br>
Brush hair. My hair is permed straight. <br>
Occasional accessories.
answers5: Here are steps <br>
1 a base compressed power all over your face <br>
Coverage if you get a blemish <br>
2 a little royal ivory pink blush sweaped over your cheek bone <br>
3 a eyeshadow lighter then your skin and a little sparkly <br>
4 Eyeliner on your water line draw from the outer tip of your eye to
the center of your eye <br>
5 a little mascara <br>
6 a lip stain if you play done your eyes a bit <br>
<br>
You could wear....( I think you would look good in red and or purple) <br>
For a date <br>
A dress fitted bodes with flowy bottom very simple or a nice shirt and
skirt <br>
<br>
A trip into town <br>
skinny jeans or a skirt with leggings or tights <br>
With a solid color skirt a flowy flowery top <br>
With a skirt with a print a solid color shirt <br>
Same outfit you would wear to school works too <br>
<br>
School <br>
Skinny jeans with a fun top and earrings OR a necklace to match with
your favorite shoes <br>
<br>
I let my hair be or put in a pony
answers6: Moisturize face <br>
Matte gel <br>
Eyeliner (only sometimes) <br>
Eyeshadow. Mostly champagne with a darker metal color on the outside. <br>
Bronzer <br>
Blush <br>
Mascara. <br>
<br>
Straighten, brush, or curl, depending on the mood. <br>
<br>
Only sometimes.
answers7: - Smashbox Primer <br>
- Laura Mercier Tinted Moiusturizer <br>
- MAC setting powder <br>
- Curl Lashes <br>
- Covergirl Lashblast Mascara <br>
-Tightline eyes <br>
- ELF blush in Tickled Pink <br>
- Clear Gloss <br>
[10 min] <br>
<br>
- Brush Hair <br>
- Heat Protectant - Tresemme Heat Tamer Spray <br>
- Loose Waves with Remington Curling Iron <br>
- Hair Spray <br>
[15 min] <br>
<br>
I usually add dangly earrings and if I dont a simple necklace
answers8: Mascara <br>
light line of black liquid liner <br>
chapstick, tinted lip gloss <br>
eye shadow if i have time <br>
my hair is naturally pin straight so its usually just down, somtimes
clipped, or with a braid or something <br>
and a necklace. i never leave without a necklace <br>
and usually simple earrings
<br>
-L'Occitane Ultra Matte Face Fluid or Avene Emulsion Lotion. <br>
-Spray Skindinavia No More Shine 4 times and allow it to dry. <br>
-Illamasqua Matt or Larenim Invisi-Pore. <br>
-Bourjois Matte Minerals Mousse or Buff'd Cosmetics Mineral Concealing
foundation (sometimes though skip either of these and just use the
invisipore) <br>
-Terra Firma Cosmetics Hocus Pocus undereye concealer. <br>
-Blush and illuminating dust. <br>
-Translucent finishing powder (mattify! ultra, meow cosmetics top cat,
jurlique rose or tarte micronized clay) <br>
-Tightline with black waterproof gel then do subtle thin lines to top
lids (i don't wear eyeshadow daily), curl lashes, apply black
waterproof mascara. <br>
-Fill in brows with Smashbox Brow Tech To Go. <br>
-Reapply Skindinavia and allow it to dry. <br>
-Origins Underwear for Lips followed by either lipstain/tint or long
wear lip color/cream. On lazier days just tinted lip balm or gloss
instead. <br>
<br>
Hair: <br>
<br>
I wash it every other day. I work big sexy hair through damp roots
before heat protection spray. Blow dry with my hanaair. Brush after
and part hair/side bangs to the left most days. Sometimes do the
parting and make a headband braid from the middle to the left. Other
days wear it back in a high loose ponytail. Sometimes make waves. <br>
<br>
Accessories: <br>
<br>
I don't generally wear much jewelry or acessories. I don't like the
feel. Just wear my plain diamond stud earrings and my
wedding/engagement rings.
answers2: I just realized how simple I am. <br>
<br>
1. Brush teeth. <br>
2. Rinse face. <br>
3. Brush hair. <br>
4. Put on chapstick if my lips are dry. <br>
<br>
That's my routine. If I have a blemish on my face I might dab a dot of
concealer on it, but other than that I'm pretty much au natural. I
just don't personally like the very made up & polished look. <br>
<br>
This does not look attractive to me:
http://img2.timeinc.net/people/i/2009/database/katewinslet/kate_winslet300.jpg
<br>
<br>
But this does: http://media.onsugar.com/files/2010/04/16/1/27/273571/4ca2bf437534d22e_4nokatew.jpg
<br>
<br>
Edit: As for accessories, if I'm going to wear them, it's usually my
favorite locket necklace and butterfly ring.
answers3: Mine: dermis: First I moist my dermis with the intention to
place some sparkling & sparkling cream.. after that I wash it off
needless to say.. and then I save on with on some moisturizer so as
that my dermis does not stay dry. now and returned whilst i don't have
sparkling & sparkling cream then I merely use oil-unfastened cleansing
soap.. i locate that it helps extra appropriate then the cream itself.
makeup: relies upon on the the day truly and what i'm doing. yet
maximum days I merely pass to random places like park, cinema,
determining to purchase blah blah. I frequently save on with on
beginning place, concealer.. and the eyeliner, mascara and lip gloss.
now and returned eye shadow as nicely.. yet merely gentle hues like
glittery eco-friendly or some thing.. in spite of the shown fact that
that is totally VERY gentle haha. Hair: frequently I straighten it
down.. yet now and returned I positioned it in a ponytail.. or I
merely positioned it right into a ballerina bun and have an component
fringe.. hehe
answers4: Maybelline Great Lash Mascara, <br>
Pencil eyeliner on lower water line, <br>
Brush hair. My hair is permed straight. <br>
Occasional accessories.
answers5: Here are steps <br>
1 a base compressed power all over your face <br>
Coverage if you get a blemish <br>
2 a little royal ivory pink blush sweaped over your cheek bone <br>
3 a eyeshadow lighter then your skin and a little sparkly <br>
4 Eyeliner on your water line draw from the outer tip of your eye to
the center of your eye <br>
5 a little mascara <br>
6 a lip stain if you play done your eyes a bit <br>
<br>
You could wear....( I think you would look good in red and or purple) <br>
For a date <br>
A dress fitted bodes with flowy bottom very simple or a nice shirt and
skirt <br>
<br>
A trip into town <br>
skinny jeans or a skirt with leggings or tights <br>
With a solid color skirt a flowy flowery top <br>
With a skirt with a print a solid color shirt <br>
Same outfit you would wear to school works too <br>
<br>
School <br>
Skinny jeans with a fun top and earrings OR a necklace to match with
your favorite shoes <br>
<br>
I let my hair be or put in a pony
answers6: Moisturize face <br>
Matte gel <br>
Eyeliner (only sometimes) <br>
Eyeshadow. Mostly champagne with a darker metal color on the outside. <br>
Bronzer <br>
Blush <br>
Mascara. <br>
<br>
Straighten, brush, or curl, depending on the mood. <br>
<br>
Only sometimes.
answers7: - Smashbox Primer <br>
- Laura Mercier Tinted Moiusturizer <br>
- MAC setting powder <br>
- Curl Lashes <br>
- Covergirl Lashblast Mascara <br>
-Tightline eyes <br>
- ELF blush in Tickled Pink <br>
- Clear Gloss <br>
[10 min] <br>
<br>
- Brush Hair <br>
- Heat Protectant - Tresemme Heat Tamer Spray <br>
- Loose Waves with Remington Curling Iron <br>
- Hair Spray <br>
[15 min] <br>
<br>
I usually add dangly earrings and if I dont a simple necklace
answers8: Mascara <br>
light line of black liquid liner <br>
chapstick, tinted lip gloss <br>
eye shadow if i have time <br>
my hair is naturally pin straight so its usually just down, somtimes
clipped, or with a braid or something <br>
and a necklace. i never leave without a necklace <br>
and usually simple earrings
Sunday 10 November 2019
Accessories to buy for a digital camera?
answers1: I try to find the best place for you to buy a Canon A2100
camera accessories. <br>
The prices are good and FREE Shipping. <br>
From this link... <br>
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_p?url=search-alias%3Dphoto&field-keywords=Canon+A2100+camera+Accessories&x=15&y=19&tag=aor-sale-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957
<br>
Hope you find your favorite . Good Luck!
answers2: SD card,Stock battery,case and maybe lens,filter if you want
that.Here are some example. <br>
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie%3DUTF8%26redirect%3Dtrue%26ref%255F%3Dsr%255Fnr%255Fi%255F0%26keywords%3Dcanon%2520a2100%26qid%3D1248812302%26rh%3Di%253Aelectronics%252Ck%253Acanon%2520a2100&tag=100beautytips-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957
camera accessories. <br>
The prices are good and FREE Shipping. <br>
From this link... <br>
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_p?url=search-alias%3Dphoto&field-keywords=Canon+A2100+camera+Accessories&x=15&y=19&tag=aor-sale-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957
<br>
Hope you find your favorite . Good Luck!
answers2: SD card,Stock battery,case and maybe lens,filter if you want
that.Here are some example. <br>
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8&location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2Fs%3Fie%3DUTF8%26redirect%3Dtrue%26ref%255F%3Dsr%255Fnr%255Fi%255F0%26keywords%3Dcanon%2520a2100%26qid%3D1248812302%26rh%3Di%253Aelectronics%252Ck%253Acanon%2520a2100&tag=100beautytips-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957
Saturday 9 November 2019
Assassins creed accessories?
answers1: Well from what i heard there would be some accessories made
from mad cat. They would be sold at any retailer that sells mad cat
accessories.
from mad cat. They would be sold at any retailer that sells mad cat
accessories.
Friday 8 November 2019
Is this enough accessories/toys for a rabbit?
answers1: It would be helpful if you created an account rather than
posting anonymously. That helps answerers to see all the
rabbit-related questions you ask and helps form a picture as to what
you already know so we don't repeat ourselves. <br>
<br>
I looked through your list of rabbit stuff (I think I clicked on all
of them!). One thing to start with is that you may want to wait and
see the personality of your rabbit before getting too many
accessories. Some rabbits will totally ignore chew toys while others
will actually play with them. Just depends on the individual rabbit.
<br>
<br>
All of the seagrass and wicker balls and mats are great. Most rabbits
do enjoy tearing those to shreds. (That is what they do with those, so
they are considered consumable.) <br>
<br>
The rubber food tray is not advised. It isn't necessary and will
likely be chewed. That could cause gut blockage for bunny. Skip it.
<br>
<br>
The cute ceramic bowls (carrot and cabbage) are fine. Just know that
bunny may try to toss them about. So if they are put on tile, they may
break. The 20 oz size may work for greens (when bunny is slowly
introduced to those). The 16 oz size will be rather large for pellets.
A 5-7 lb rabbit only gets 2 oz (1/4 cup) per day. <br>
<br>
The feeder/water fountain can't be used for pellets since pellets must
be limited and measured. It won't be great for water either because a
water bowl needs to be cleaned more often - not waiting until after
the main reservoir is empty. I'd suggest instead either a heavy
ceramic crock (heavier than the other ones you have) or one of those
bowls that twists onto a clamp. (photo attached) <br>
<br>
The grooming kit is only half good. The pin brush cannot be used on a
rabbit's delicate skin. A brush made for a human infant is safe, or a
special grooming comb. The chew treat should not be used since they
don't say what it is. <br>
<br>
The collapsible cat tunnel is fabric and will probably be chewed by
bunny. Look for ware plastic tunnel (large - size) instead OR a
cardboard tunnel. Plain cardboard boxes make the best rabbit toys.
Just cut out doors and windows. Bunny will chew them up and they can
easily be replaced. <br>
<br>
The activity zone rabbit toy is way over-priced at $70. Bunny will
have just as much fun with a cardboard box. Plus, depending on your
bunny, he may totally ignore that toy. <br>
<br>
The harness is a huge no. It is not safe. Most harnesses sold are not
safe. And those that are safe, are only safe if used properly. Only
experienced agility trainers are able to properly and safely fit a
rabbit harness. So unless you know someone like this, a harness is not
advised. The following page explains which are safe and which are not:
<br>
<a href="http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/bringing-outside.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/bringin...</a>
<br>
<br>
More important than accessories is the housing itself. (Sorry. Don't
know if you've already asked about this.) Having roomy housing and a
bunny-proofed area for daily exercise is key. Hay is also not only
necessary for a bunny's diet but it also keeps a bunny busy as well.
They spend much time munching on hay. For a bunny, munching on hay can
be as much fun as any toy they may have. <br>
<br>
Here are a few other ideas for toys: <br>
<a href="http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/boredom-busters.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/boredom...</a>
<br>
<br>
And here at the following link, you can see how something as simple as
a near-empty raisin container can provide loads of fun: <br>
<a href="http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/videos.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/videos....</a>
posting anonymously. That helps answerers to see all the
rabbit-related questions you ask and helps form a picture as to what
you already know so we don't repeat ourselves. <br>
<br>
I looked through your list of rabbit stuff (I think I clicked on all
of them!). One thing to start with is that you may want to wait and
see the personality of your rabbit before getting too many
accessories. Some rabbits will totally ignore chew toys while others
will actually play with them. Just depends on the individual rabbit.
<br>
<br>
All of the seagrass and wicker balls and mats are great. Most rabbits
do enjoy tearing those to shreds. (That is what they do with those, so
they are considered consumable.) <br>
<br>
The rubber food tray is not advised. It isn't necessary and will
likely be chewed. That could cause gut blockage for bunny. Skip it.
<br>
<br>
The cute ceramic bowls (carrot and cabbage) are fine. Just know that
bunny may try to toss them about. So if they are put on tile, they may
break. The 20 oz size may work for greens (when bunny is slowly
introduced to those). The 16 oz size will be rather large for pellets.
A 5-7 lb rabbit only gets 2 oz (1/4 cup) per day. <br>
<br>
The feeder/water fountain can't be used for pellets since pellets must
be limited and measured. It won't be great for water either because a
water bowl needs to be cleaned more often - not waiting until after
the main reservoir is empty. I'd suggest instead either a heavy
ceramic crock (heavier than the other ones you have) or one of those
bowls that twists onto a clamp. (photo attached) <br>
<br>
The grooming kit is only half good. The pin brush cannot be used on a
rabbit's delicate skin. A brush made for a human infant is safe, or a
special grooming comb. The chew treat should not be used since they
don't say what it is. <br>
<br>
The collapsible cat tunnel is fabric and will probably be chewed by
bunny. Look for ware plastic tunnel (large - size) instead OR a
cardboard tunnel. Plain cardboard boxes make the best rabbit toys.
Just cut out doors and windows. Bunny will chew them up and they can
easily be replaced. <br>
<br>
The activity zone rabbit toy is way over-priced at $70. Bunny will
have just as much fun with a cardboard box. Plus, depending on your
bunny, he may totally ignore that toy. <br>
<br>
The harness is a huge no. It is not safe. Most harnesses sold are not
safe. And those that are safe, are only safe if used properly. Only
experienced agility trainers are able to properly and safely fit a
rabbit harness. So unless you know someone like this, a harness is not
advised. The following page explains which are safe and which are not:
<br>
<a href="http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/bringing-outside.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/bringin...</a>
<br>
<br>
More important than accessories is the housing itself. (Sorry. Don't
know if you've already asked about this.) Having roomy housing and a
bunny-proofed area for daily exercise is key. Hay is also not only
necessary for a bunny's diet but it also keeps a bunny busy as well.
They spend much time munching on hay. For a bunny, munching on hay can
be as much fun as any toy they may have. <br>
<br>
Here are a few other ideas for toys: <br>
<a href="http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/boredom-busters.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/boredom...</a>
<br>
<br>
And here at the following link, you can see how something as simple as
a near-empty raisin container can provide loads of fun: <br>
<a href="http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/videos.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://rabbitsindoors.weebly.com/videos....</a>
Thursday 7 November 2019
How do you explain the bad fashion of the 1980s and 1990s?
answers1: The drugs of the 60's and 70's. I have hope that parachute
pants will make a comeback though.
answers2: The current fashions will be called bad some day.
answers3: The 1990's represented grunge and heroin chic - not the best
in fashion choices.
pants will make a comeback though.
answers2: The current fashions will be called bad some day.
answers3: The 1990's represented grunge and heroin chic - not the best
in fashion choices.
Wednesday 6 November 2019
Catchy blog title about fashion?
answers1: What about "Fashion Forward?" <br>
<br>
I don't know anything about fashion, so good luck finding just the right name.
answers2: Fashion Day <br>
hope you like it. keep me informed of what you choose :) <br>
email: shout12345678910@yahoo.com
answers3: Fashion means No Looking Back
<br>
I don't know anything about fashion, so good luck finding just the right name.
answers2: Fashion Day <br>
hope you like it. keep me informed of what you choose :) <br>
email: shout12345678910@yahoo.com
answers3: Fashion means No Looking Back
Tuesday 5 November 2019
Parisian Fashion Shows?
answers1: Galeries Lafayette has it, Fridays at 3PM on the 7th floor
of the main Haussmann store in the Salon Opéra. <br>
<br>
http://www.galerieslafayette.com/international/goFolder.do?f=fashion_en&lang=en&fontLang=latin
answers2: If you are at a hotel with a good concierge, he or she may
be able to wrangle invitations to the real fashion shows, as opposed
to the mass-market ones offered by department stores. The real ones
only occur at certain times of year, though.
of the main Haussmann store in the Salon Opéra. <br>
<br>
http://www.galerieslafayette.com/international/goFolder.do?f=fashion_en&lang=en&fontLang=latin
answers2: If you are at a hotel with a good concierge, he or she may
be able to wrangle invitations to the real fashion shows, as opposed
to the mass-market ones offered by department stores. The real ones
only occur at certain times of year, though.
Monday 4 November 2019
Fashion designing concerns?
answers1: There is always the library.
answers2: First, it's great that you know what you want to be!
Secondly, I'd say San Diego, or San Francisco would be safest. You do
NOT have to have sex with anyone to get a good job, and if the
employer says you do, get out, and find a better company. Contact
FIDM, and see if you can meet them. Bring your mom, and try to put her
at ease about everything. See if the school can put you in touch with
a fashion designer that your mom could talk to and ask questions about
the business. Good luck!!
answers3: polyvore.com!!!!!
answers4: Listen to the other person you can make an outfit at polyvore.com ! =P
answers5: i am only 9 and i want to be a fashion designer,too. that's
why i asked for a sewing machine for Christmas.i got it! i will keep
checking the answers for this question. sorry that i don't have any
answers.
answers6: sorry, i tried to find one @ my will but i didn't find one
answers7: Take a fashion designing class at your hs. I enrolled in
college classes. They were fun, but you can't miss any classes because
each class is a big part of your grade. Look at your local community
college and they let you take classes like stripes, prints, sewing and
a lot more.
answers8: ill look for some...one second! <br>
<br>
<a href="http://startingaclothingline.com/html/google_-_digital_fashion_pro_p.html?gclid=CMju9d-7-ZECFQV9lgodkhGdvw"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://startingaclothingline.com/html/go...</a>
<br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.risd.edu/kids_teens.cfm"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.risd.edu/kids_teens.cfm</a> <br>
this is a program at risd <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.dressupgames.com/fashion.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.dressupgames.com/fashion.html</a>
<br>
<br>
http://www.thefashionspot.com/ <br>
<br>
http://www.fashion-era.com/drawing_fashion.htm <br>
good site for drawing <br>
<br>
http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/home <br>
<br>
hope these help!!
answers9: You can do a Yahoo or google search.
answers10: polyvore <br>
<br>
<br>
http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ar7SUGD7YxOxgObpxIXI91_AFQx.;_ylv=3?qid=20080306134238AAGohF3
answers2: First, it's great that you know what you want to be!
Secondly, I'd say San Diego, or San Francisco would be safest. You do
NOT have to have sex with anyone to get a good job, and if the
employer says you do, get out, and find a better company. Contact
FIDM, and see if you can meet them. Bring your mom, and try to put her
at ease about everything. See if the school can put you in touch with
a fashion designer that your mom could talk to and ask questions about
the business. Good luck!!
answers3: polyvore.com!!!!!
answers4: Listen to the other person you can make an outfit at polyvore.com ! =P
answers5: i am only 9 and i want to be a fashion designer,too. that's
why i asked for a sewing machine for Christmas.i got it! i will keep
checking the answers for this question. sorry that i don't have any
answers.
answers6: sorry, i tried to find one @ my will but i didn't find one
answers7: Take a fashion designing class at your hs. I enrolled in
college classes. They were fun, but you can't miss any classes because
each class is a big part of your grade. Look at your local community
college and they let you take classes like stripes, prints, sewing and
a lot more.
answers8: ill look for some...one second! <br>
<br>
<a href="http://startingaclothingline.com/html/google_-_digital_fashion_pro_p.html?gclid=CMju9d-7-ZECFQV9lgodkhGdvw"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://startingaclothingline.com/html/go...</a>
<br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.risd.edu/kids_teens.cfm"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.risd.edu/kids_teens.cfm</a> <br>
this is a program at risd <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.dressupgames.com/fashion.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.dressupgames.com/fashion.html</a>
<br>
<br>
http://www.thefashionspot.com/ <br>
<br>
http://www.fashion-era.com/drawing_fashion.htm <br>
good site for drawing <br>
<br>
http://www.polyvore.com/cgi/home <br>
<br>
hope these help!!
answers9: You can do a Yahoo or google search.
answers10: polyvore <br>
<br>
<br>
http://ca.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ar7SUGD7YxOxgObpxIXI91_AFQx.;_ylv=3?qid=20080306134238AAGohF3
Sunday 3 November 2019
What kinda stuff will I need for a fashion show??
answers1: lotion (unscented) <br>
vaseline - your face is going to get dry from all that makeup so put
some on before you get your makeup done
answers2: well u are gonna have alot of make up bring face cream so u
dont break out have panty hoes just in case and bring lots of
deoderent u will sweat alot under the lights i would kno i've been a
model for 3 years well good luck to ya
answers3: Nipple Petals, Makeup, various shoes,
answers4: Fashion
answers5: Fashions, models to display the fashions, a runway for the
models to display the fashions from, lights, camera, action, audience.
vaseline - your face is going to get dry from all that makeup so put
some on before you get your makeup done
answers2: well u are gonna have alot of make up bring face cream so u
dont break out have panty hoes just in case and bring lots of
deoderent u will sweat alot under the lights i would kno i've been a
model for 3 years well good luck to ya
answers3: Nipple Petals, Makeup, various shoes,
answers4: Fashion
answers5: Fashions, models to display the fashions, a runway for the
models to display the fashions from, lights, camera, action, audience.
Saturday 2 November 2019
What fields are considered not to be in humanities?
answers1: Business Studies, and Engineering are a couple of sujects
not in `Humanities`. <br>
I recommend Anthropology coupled with Political Science, <br>
as you a) get a lot of choices en-route <br>
b) if you are attending an English/European Uni, a year`s
studying abroad is part of the 2-Subjects(inc. Pol. Sci.) is part of
theDegree Course.
answers2: Natural sciences are not included in the humanities.
answers3: I had also asked this same question 3 times, and didn't
receive an answer
answers4: Interesting question!
answers5: lol <br>
<br>
-Things that have no functional role. <br>
-No practical purpose. <br>
-No real value.
answers6: Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Business, International
Banking, Engineering, Agribusiness, Law, <br>
<br>
No, the bighthing now is interdepartmental studies.
not in `Humanities`. <br>
I recommend Anthropology coupled with Political Science, <br>
as you a) get a lot of choices en-route <br>
b) if you are attending an English/European Uni, a year`s
studying abroad is part of the 2-Subjects(inc. Pol. Sci.) is part of
theDegree Course.
answers2: Natural sciences are not included in the humanities.
answers3: I had also asked this same question 3 times, and didn't
receive an answer
answers4: Interesting question!
answers5: lol <br>
<br>
-Things that have no functional role. <br>
-No practical purpose. <br>
-No real value.
answers6: Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Business, International
Banking, Engineering, Agribusiness, Law, <br>
<br>
No, the bighthing now is interdepartmental studies.
Friday 1 November 2019
Are traditional and digital animation part of the Humanities?
answers1: As the values are changing due to Aquarian age the Pisces
age is terminating on 21 Dec 2012 probably, hence the old style of
education is also being changing. The computer and biochemistry are
the two such modern subjects which are changing dimensions of our
traditional values.This is a complex thing to tell you in a short
answer. You better listen to Benjamin Creme's lecture. <br>
Any way traditional and digital animation are becoming part of
abstract art so art is not only paint brush and chisel rather it is
more than that.
age is terminating on 21 Dec 2012 probably, hence the old style of
education is also being changing. The computer and biochemistry are
the two such modern subjects which are changing dimensions of our
traditional values.This is a complex thing to tell you in a short
answer. You better listen to Benjamin Creme's lecture. <br>
Any way traditional and digital animation are becoming part of
abstract art so art is not only paint brush and chisel rather it is
more than that.
Thursday 31 October 2019
If I have a bachelor's in humanities, a associates from a tech community college in computer networking?
answers1: you should expect something aroun 40k a year however without
experience then probably working for free as an intern until you get
hired. work experience is very important.
answers2: Experience is very important, so you might want to look for
a paid internship (they are available) or--at worst--an unpaid
internship. Even 3 months experience (unpaid) will give you a leg up.
However--it is possible to get an entry level position without having
any experience...if you can convince the person on the other side of
the table (who's doing the hiring) that you can do the job. <br>
<br>
The median for an entry level Network Administrator is around $40,000.
If you have any experience to go with your certs it can be higher.
<br>
<br>
FYI... A good resource for salary ranges (on a broad range of fields)
is salary.com ( <a href="http://www.salary.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.salary.com</a> ). You can also
check Salary Expert ( <a href="http://www.salaryexpert.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.salaryexpert.com</a> ) for a
"second opinion." <br>
<br>
Entering "Network Administrator I" in Salary.com returns the
description and salary range: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_salaryresults.asp?hdJobCode=IT10000275&hdJobTitle=Network+Administrator+I&hdJobCategory=IT03&hdNarrowDesc=IT+--+All&hdZipCode=&hdStateMetro=&geometrocode=&hdGeoLocation=U.S.+National+Averages&hdKeyword=Network+Administrator+I&op=salswz_psr&joblevelcode=1&pagefrom=selectjob&hdLocationOption=0&hdSearchByOption=0&countertype=0&jobcounter=1"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layou...</a>
<br>
<br>
The range is $38,098 one the low end, with the median around $42,630
($53,743 on the high end of the entry level range). Again...having
any experience can affect your range. With no experience, you're
looking at the 10th to 25th percentiles ($38,098 - $42,630) at best.
<br>
<br>
Note: many IT hiring managers care more about your hands-on experience
than your certs, so you really should try to find an internship--which
will give you the hands-on experience. That said, your Cisco cert
"can" help; and unless your BA was in "Computers and the Humanities"
it won't have any real significant bearing on whether you get hired or
not. <br>
<br>
Hope this helps, and good luck!
experience then probably working for free as an intern until you get
hired. work experience is very important.
answers2: Experience is very important, so you might want to look for
a paid internship (they are available) or--at worst--an unpaid
internship. Even 3 months experience (unpaid) will give you a leg up.
However--it is possible to get an entry level position without having
any experience...if you can convince the person on the other side of
the table (who's doing the hiring) that you can do the job. <br>
<br>
The median for an entry level Network Administrator is around $40,000.
If you have any experience to go with your certs it can be higher.
<br>
<br>
FYI... A good resource for salary ranges (on a broad range of fields)
is salary.com ( <a href="http://www.salary.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.salary.com</a> ). You can also
check Salary Expert ( <a href="http://www.salaryexpert.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.salaryexpert.com</a> ) for a
"second opinion." <br>
<br>
Entering "Network Administrator I" in Salary.com returns the
description and salary range: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layoutscripts/swzl_salaryresults.asp?hdJobCode=IT10000275&hdJobTitle=Network+Administrator+I&hdJobCategory=IT03&hdNarrowDesc=IT+--+All&hdZipCode=&hdStateMetro=&geometrocode=&hdGeoLocation=U.S.+National+Averages&hdKeyword=Network+Administrator+I&op=salswz_psr&joblevelcode=1&pagefrom=selectjob&hdLocationOption=0&hdSearchByOption=0&countertype=0&jobcounter=1"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://swz.salary.com/salarywizard/layou...</a>
<br>
<br>
The range is $38,098 one the low end, with the median around $42,630
($53,743 on the high end of the entry level range). Again...having
any experience can affect your range. With no experience, you're
looking at the 10th to 25th percentiles ($38,098 - $42,630) at best.
<br>
<br>
Note: many IT hiring managers care more about your hands-on experience
than your certs, so you really should try to find an internship--which
will give you the hands-on experience. That said, your Cisco cert
"can" help; and unless your BA was in "Computers and the Humanities"
it won't have any real significant bearing on whether you get hired or
not. <br>
<br>
Hope this helps, and good luck!
Wednesday 30 October 2019
What is the difference between humanities and liberal arts?
answers1: Hi, like you have said, liberal arts and humanities are
closely related. both cover a broad study in culture, social sciences
and creative arts. I did a little search for you on the topic. The
link below might will help deepen your knowledge. Copy it in your
browser to open the page. Cheers
answers2: Liberal Arts: critical thinking Humanities: it's like taking
a history class.
answers3: Humanities have different branches and can be referred to in
many ways.
answers4: 3 letter spaces in the Websters Dictionary
closely related. both cover a broad study in culture, social sciences
and creative arts. I did a little search for you on the topic. The
link below might will help deepen your knowledge. Copy it in your
browser to open the page. Cheers
answers2: Liberal Arts: critical thinking Humanities: it's like taking
a history class.
answers3: Humanities have different branches and can be referred to in
many ways.
answers4: 3 letter spaces in the Websters Dictionary
Tuesday 29 October 2019
Help with my Research Paper for my Humanities Course?
answers1: I like your topic it is an interesting thought that
Pythagoras ancient philosopher who said math was the most sacred
concept and was only taught at the most inner group assigned a chackra
for each type of instrument the drum being the base chackra his math
theory is still taught today to children
answers2: why dont you try foods and where they are from?? <br>
<br>
petta pocket- france <br>
fedichiny alfreado- france <br>
tamoles-mexico <br>
enchaladas- mexico <br>
orange chicken-japan or china <br>
cashew chicken- japan or china
answers3: You can try this or structure another project along similar
approach. <br>
<br>
Comparative Genocide Studies( CGS ) <br>
There are lots of things to be said about genocide of the Jews. You
can compare to Rwandan one of 1994. Look for the documentary 'The
ghosts of Rwanda' <br>
<br>
<br>
The following outline was by a Japanese institute: <br>
* <br>
The aim of this research is to establish and reposition "genocide
research", currently grouped in an unexplored area of the humanities
and social sciences in Japan , and to make even a slight contribution
to "the construction of peace". Genocide is still now taking place in
various regions all over the world. This research project represents
an attempt to establish a theoretical framework for comparative
genocide research, based on concrete empirical evidence, and to work
towards theories of prevention. <br>
<br>
The object of study for this project will be broad: the many different
instances of genocide which have taken place all over the world
throughout the twentieth century. Firstly, we will reposition the
massacres which took place during World War Two, generally accepted
and understood as the "Holocaust", as "European genocide", and
approach it from a variety of points of view: racism and eugenics;
ethnic self-determinism and forced migration; acts of war and acts of
extermination; and critical approaches to the modern nationalist
state. Alongside this, we will examine the Armenian massacres in
Turkey during World War One; genocide which occurred in developing
countries such as Cambodia, Rwanda and Guatemala; and genocide in the
former Yugoslavia; analyzing the background to and contributing causes
of each, as well as their processes and consequences, all the while
highlighting the universality and present-day relevance of the issue
of genocide. <br>
<br>
Further, we will examine genocide occurring under colonial rule or
under conduct of war (including sexual violence and "cultural
genocide"), and genocide under socialist dictatorships as occurred in
the former Soviet Republic and China, to empirically demonstrate the
various forms and mechanisms of genocide. Focus will also be placed
upon the ability of genocide to fundamentally alter the structure of
regional societies, and upon issues such as the reconstruction of and
reconciliation within post-genocide afflicted societies, as well as
memories and trauma of the victims and their representation. In this
way, while this project will use modern German and European history as
its starting point, its scope far exceeds this sector, and represents
an endeavour to identify the intrinsic qualities of modern-day
genocide. <br>
<br>
For each individual topic of research, the methods employed will
largely be those of the academic disciplines of history and area
studies, but on the theoretical front we intend to develop a greater
elaboration of the notions of "structured violence", "cultural
violence" and "human security" which have been key concepts in
sociology in recent years. This project will extend across several
academic disciplines and remove barriers between specialties. In
concrete terms, the project will chiefly be undertaken by young
researchers and those of middle standing who have striven to overcome
boundaries between disciplines and who have held an interest in the
significance of genocide to such diverse academic fields as history,
area studies, medical history, cultural anthropology, international
law, international politics, peace studies and philosophy. <br>
** <br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
good luck
answers4: beer or wine??? which came first??? <br>
<br>
why was it [seemingly] important for Noah to plant a vineyard almost
immediately after the world had dried out from the flood? <br>
Who cares if the Biblical myth is true or not...what does the seeming
STRONG need for wine imply? <br>
<br>
what were some of the earliest social/cultural needs for beer?
implications??? <br>
[one of the hieroglyphs recorded that a strike threatened to stop
work on the pyramids because of a beer allotment shortage] <br>
<br>
did beer lead to agriculture? <br>
one theory would have the need for beer on a regular basis [as an
offering to the Babylonian gods] might have lead to the development
of agricultural...instead of the other way around <br>
see James Burke's book(s) <br>
<br>
did the alcohol in the wine in the upper class Roman drinking cups
leech out the lead and lead to insanity, depravity, debauchery? <br>
see "theories for the fall of the Roman Empire" <br>
<br>
why and how did the "little ice age" give rise to beer making in
northern Europe and wine making in the southern parts? <br>
check the Discovery channel for a nice explanation of the
climatological implications <br>
<br>
what does the manufacturing of either beer or wine imply about the
state of the culture??? <br>
you need agriculture- you need excess grains and water; glassmaking
and/or pottery for storage; bread-for the yeasts...or was it the other
way around..only flat bread until beer yeasts?; distilleries...etc etc
etc <br>
<br>
<br>
enough???? <br>
<br>
<br>
good luck
Pythagoras ancient philosopher who said math was the most sacred
concept and was only taught at the most inner group assigned a chackra
for each type of instrument the drum being the base chackra his math
theory is still taught today to children
answers2: why dont you try foods and where they are from?? <br>
<br>
petta pocket- france <br>
fedichiny alfreado- france <br>
tamoles-mexico <br>
enchaladas- mexico <br>
orange chicken-japan or china <br>
cashew chicken- japan or china
answers3: You can try this or structure another project along similar
approach. <br>
<br>
Comparative Genocide Studies( CGS ) <br>
There are lots of things to be said about genocide of the Jews. You
can compare to Rwandan one of 1994. Look for the documentary 'The
ghosts of Rwanda' <br>
<br>
<br>
The following outline was by a Japanese institute: <br>
* <br>
The aim of this research is to establish and reposition "genocide
research", currently grouped in an unexplored area of the humanities
and social sciences in Japan , and to make even a slight contribution
to "the construction of peace". Genocide is still now taking place in
various regions all over the world. This research project represents
an attempt to establish a theoretical framework for comparative
genocide research, based on concrete empirical evidence, and to work
towards theories of prevention. <br>
<br>
The object of study for this project will be broad: the many different
instances of genocide which have taken place all over the world
throughout the twentieth century. Firstly, we will reposition the
massacres which took place during World War Two, generally accepted
and understood as the "Holocaust", as "European genocide", and
approach it from a variety of points of view: racism and eugenics;
ethnic self-determinism and forced migration; acts of war and acts of
extermination; and critical approaches to the modern nationalist
state. Alongside this, we will examine the Armenian massacres in
Turkey during World War One; genocide which occurred in developing
countries such as Cambodia, Rwanda and Guatemala; and genocide in the
former Yugoslavia; analyzing the background to and contributing causes
of each, as well as their processes and consequences, all the while
highlighting the universality and present-day relevance of the issue
of genocide. <br>
<br>
Further, we will examine genocide occurring under colonial rule or
under conduct of war (including sexual violence and "cultural
genocide"), and genocide under socialist dictatorships as occurred in
the former Soviet Republic and China, to empirically demonstrate the
various forms and mechanisms of genocide. Focus will also be placed
upon the ability of genocide to fundamentally alter the structure of
regional societies, and upon issues such as the reconstruction of and
reconciliation within post-genocide afflicted societies, as well as
memories and trauma of the victims and their representation. In this
way, while this project will use modern German and European history as
its starting point, its scope far exceeds this sector, and represents
an endeavour to identify the intrinsic qualities of modern-day
genocide. <br>
<br>
For each individual topic of research, the methods employed will
largely be those of the academic disciplines of history and area
studies, but on the theoretical front we intend to develop a greater
elaboration of the notions of "structured violence", "cultural
violence" and "human security" which have been key concepts in
sociology in recent years. This project will extend across several
academic disciplines and remove barriers between specialties. In
concrete terms, the project will chiefly be undertaken by young
researchers and those of middle standing who have striven to overcome
boundaries between disciplines and who have held an interest in the
significance of genocide to such diverse academic fields as history,
area studies, medical history, cultural anthropology, international
law, international politics, peace studies and philosophy. <br>
** <br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
good luck
answers4: beer or wine??? which came first??? <br>
<br>
why was it [seemingly] important for Noah to plant a vineyard almost
immediately after the world had dried out from the flood? <br>
Who cares if the Biblical myth is true or not...what does the seeming
STRONG need for wine imply? <br>
<br>
what were some of the earliest social/cultural needs for beer?
implications??? <br>
[one of the hieroglyphs recorded that a strike threatened to stop
work on the pyramids because of a beer allotment shortage] <br>
<br>
did beer lead to agriculture? <br>
one theory would have the need for beer on a regular basis [as an
offering to the Babylonian gods] might have lead to the development
of agricultural...instead of the other way around <br>
see James Burke's book(s) <br>
<br>
did the alcohol in the wine in the upper class Roman drinking cups
leech out the lead and lead to insanity, depravity, debauchery? <br>
see "theories for the fall of the Roman Empire" <br>
<br>
why and how did the "little ice age" give rise to beer making in
northern Europe and wine making in the southern parts? <br>
check the Discovery channel for a nice explanation of the
climatological implications <br>
<br>
what does the manufacturing of either beer or wine imply about the
state of the culture??? <br>
you need agriculture- you need excess grains and water; glassmaking
and/or pottery for storage; bread-for the yeasts...or was it the other
way around..only flat bread until beer yeasts?; distilleries...etc etc
etc <br>
<br>
<br>
enough???? <br>
<br>
<br>
good luck
Monday 28 October 2019
"Fearless art is great art" - what does she mean?
answers1: "Art is anything you can get away with". - Andy Warhol.
answers2: yes I agree I know so many artists who start out free and
then their work is bought and they start to please others and fear
their own creativity becasue of the possibility of people not liking
their work. <br>
<br>
There is an expression "Freedom is just another word for nothing left
to lose" It takes some courage to remain that free when you get given
something to lose like peoples respect for you fame and money. Have
you noticed that bands are usually vibrant wen on the way up and then
they get stale and formulaic' samey'. <br>
<br>
I decided at one point that I was never again goignto make a living
out of something I love doing because it has always spoiled the
integrity of it for me. (Love here being the opposite of fear)
answers3: What is art ? (the question closed a bit quick elsewhere.) <br>
Something pleasing to the eye which encourages the mind to contemplate on. <br>
It would seem fearless art is what the individual sees in it.
answers2: yes I agree I know so many artists who start out free and
then their work is bought and they start to please others and fear
their own creativity becasue of the possibility of people not liking
their work. <br>
<br>
There is an expression "Freedom is just another word for nothing left
to lose" It takes some courage to remain that free when you get given
something to lose like peoples respect for you fame and money. Have
you noticed that bands are usually vibrant wen on the way up and then
they get stale and formulaic' samey'. <br>
<br>
I decided at one point that I was never again goignto make a living
out of something I love doing because it has always spoiled the
integrity of it for me. (Love here being the opposite of fear)
answers3: What is art ? (the question closed a bit quick elsewhere.) <br>
Something pleasing to the eye which encourages the mind to contemplate on. <br>
It would seem fearless art is what the individual sees in it.
Saturday 26 October 2019
Is Greek art considered better than Roman art?
answers1: You can't say that some art is better than others. The
opinion of a person regarding an artwork is merely that persons
experiences and environment surrounding them deciding what I would
call an opinion. Hence, there is no such thing as art better than
other art, for in the end all art is entirely different in the eyes of
each person. <br>
<br>
E
opinion of a person regarding an artwork is merely that persons
experiences and environment surrounding them deciding what I would
call an opinion. Hence, there is no such thing as art better than
other art, for in the end all art is entirely different in the eyes of
each person. <br>
<br>
E
Friday 25 October 2019
art questions?
answers1: hey there im not sure.. but the ans to no.1 is fine art
reproductions .. no. 2 is fine art print and no. 3 is fine art copy..
good luck, hope you get the answers right!
answers2: edition, fine art print, fine art reproduction. Have fun
figuring out which of all the different answers is correct.
reproductions .. no. 2 is fine art print and no. 3 is fine art copy..
good luck, hope you get the answers right!
answers2: edition, fine art print, fine art reproduction. Have fun
figuring out which of all the different answers is correct.
Thursday 24 October 2019
Art History Major/Good at Art?
answers1: No, you absolutely do not need to be able to draw or paint
to become an art historian. You need to be comfortable with
discussing art, which means that you need to have an understanding of
the basic elements and principles of art, but you will NEVER be
drawing or painting. The job of the art historian revolves around
research and writing, not art making. Fine arts programs require a
portfolio of your work, but art history programs will require writing
samples that demonstrate your writing skills as well as your ability
to research and craft a well-argued paper. Foreign language skills
are also beneficial in art history-- although they aren't a
requirement to be accepted into an undergraduate program, at the
master's level you will have to be able to read and research in one
other language besides English. At the doctoral level, you will have
to know at least two other languages (usually German and something
that pertains to the area of art history you are studying. For
example, if you're interested in French Impressionist art, then you
would definitely want to learn French). <br>
<br>
Think about what direction you want to take with your degree. Art
historians generally work in academia (researching and publishing
papers and books as well as teaching others about art history) or in
museum settings (as a curator, for example). It's basically
impossible to find a job in this field without an advanced degree,
preferably a Ph.D. but at the very least a master's. You should be
aware that to work in this field, you are probably looking at a good
deal of schooling (which isn't a bad thing if you enjoy school!). <br>
<br>
This website has a number of ideas concerning what you can do with an
art history degree, and what level of education is required. <br>
http://www.nd.edu/~crosenbe/jobs.html <br>
<br>
Best of luck to you!
answers2: 1
answers3: yes. its like architects. you cant just draw you need to
study engineering and math. with art history you are going to need to
study multiple aspects of art like drawing and painting and history
and english because you need to understand all the aspects of your
major and if you want to be a curator you need to be able to recognize
the quality of the work and appreciate it.
to become an art historian. You need to be comfortable with
discussing art, which means that you need to have an understanding of
the basic elements and principles of art, but you will NEVER be
drawing or painting. The job of the art historian revolves around
research and writing, not art making. Fine arts programs require a
portfolio of your work, but art history programs will require writing
samples that demonstrate your writing skills as well as your ability
to research and craft a well-argued paper. Foreign language skills
are also beneficial in art history-- although they aren't a
requirement to be accepted into an undergraduate program, at the
master's level you will have to be able to read and research in one
other language besides English. At the doctoral level, you will have
to know at least two other languages (usually German and something
that pertains to the area of art history you are studying. For
example, if you're interested in French Impressionist art, then you
would definitely want to learn French). <br>
<br>
Think about what direction you want to take with your degree. Art
historians generally work in academia (researching and publishing
papers and books as well as teaching others about art history) or in
museum settings (as a curator, for example). It's basically
impossible to find a job in this field without an advanced degree,
preferably a Ph.D. but at the very least a master's. You should be
aware that to work in this field, you are probably looking at a good
deal of schooling (which isn't a bad thing if you enjoy school!). <br>
<br>
This website has a number of ideas concerning what you can do with an
art history degree, and what level of education is required. <br>
http://www.nd.edu/~crosenbe/jobs.html <br>
<br>
Best of luck to you!
answers2: 1
answers3: yes. its like architects. you cant just draw you need to
study engineering and math. with art history you are going to need to
study multiple aspects of art like drawing and painting and history
and english because you need to understand all the aspects of your
major and if you want to be a curator you need to be able to recognize
the quality of the work and appreciate it.
Wednesday 23 October 2019
art haters?
answers1: you're a splash ***** now, are not you. artwork is a good
inspiring element, i assume you at the instant are not deep adequate
to get it. in case you have no creativity, how is your life nicely
worth living. Like heavily, even functional, uncreative issues look to
have artwork in some style, like a variety, or a making plans comedian
strip of the suited product for some thing. in basic terms because you
will not make money off some thing, does not recommend that is
undesirable or pointless. Do you're making money for having
intercourse, no, till you're a prostitute. (this is surprisingly lots
the backside you may sink.) Do you're making money off a puppy, in
maximum circumstances, no. Anywats, somebody with skills could make
fairly some $$$ off artwork.
answers2: A culture's "owners", the so called "elites", design the
culture's rules so as to benefit them, maximally. Anything that might
help the general population to see beyond the brainwashing and the
lies is denigrated. <br>
<br>
Since art might help to empower and heal the populace, through aiding
it to connect more closely with the "truth", and the "soul", it is
"forbidden" and classified as useless -- it produces no profits; and
dangerous -- it might corrupt the children, etc. The population then
"adopts" these rules, per the incessant programming, and finds art
distasteful. <br>
<br>
Obviously not all people fall for the lies, etc., and see the beauty
and benefits, much to their advantage. The rest watch NASCAR, and
applaud all new war efforts to "defend" the country (read: increase
the wealth of the "elites") <br>
<br>
Classic maneuvers by the fascists to keep the population repressed and
submissive.
answers3: because it confuses them and they are embarassed to admit
that they do not see what the subject is or appreciate the innate
qualities in it.
answers4: Art is subjective. <br>
What you call art, I might not. <br>
What you like, again I might not. I don't think there is one person
how hates ALL art across the board.
inspiring element, i assume you at the instant are not deep adequate
to get it. in case you have no creativity, how is your life nicely
worth living. Like heavily, even functional, uncreative issues look to
have artwork in some style, like a variety, or a making plans comedian
strip of the suited product for some thing. in basic terms because you
will not make money off some thing, does not recommend that is
undesirable or pointless. Do you're making money for having
intercourse, no, till you're a prostitute. (this is surprisingly lots
the backside you may sink.) Do you're making money off a puppy, in
maximum circumstances, no. Anywats, somebody with skills could make
fairly some $$$ off artwork.
answers2: A culture's "owners", the so called "elites", design the
culture's rules so as to benefit them, maximally. Anything that might
help the general population to see beyond the brainwashing and the
lies is denigrated. <br>
<br>
Since art might help to empower and heal the populace, through aiding
it to connect more closely with the "truth", and the "soul", it is
"forbidden" and classified as useless -- it produces no profits; and
dangerous -- it might corrupt the children, etc. The population then
"adopts" these rules, per the incessant programming, and finds art
distasteful. <br>
<br>
Obviously not all people fall for the lies, etc., and see the beauty
and benefits, much to their advantage. The rest watch NASCAR, and
applaud all new war efforts to "defend" the country (read: increase
the wealth of the "elites") <br>
<br>
Classic maneuvers by the fascists to keep the population repressed and
submissive.
answers3: because it confuses them and they are embarassed to admit
that they do not see what the subject is or appreciate the innate
qualities in it.
answers4: Art is subjective. <br>
What you call art, I might not. <br>
What you like, again I might not. I don't think there is one person
how hates ALL art across the board.
Tuesday 22 October 2019
What is the relationship of Arts to humanities?
answers1: Pretty good arguments here.
answers2: "The Arts" encompasses music, literature & poetry, dance and
theatre as well as visual art. These forms of art are like time
capsules that describe our current culture. <br>
<br>
"Humanities": <br>
a. the study of classical languages and classical literature. <br>
b. the Latin and Greek classics as a field of study. <br>
c. literature, philosophy, art, etc., as distinguished from the
natural sciences. <br>
d. the study of literature, philosophy, art, etc. <br>
<br>
The two things are completely entwined.
answers3: whether many universities prepare their history branch
interior the "college of Social Sciences," it is not incredibly an
remarkable fit. The "Social Sciences" are the products of an actual
time and place for the dimensions of which the "scientific technique"
replaced into as quickly as finished to human habit. it is,
Psychologists, Sociologists, Anthropologists and Political Scientists
have been utilising know-how to test hypotheses approximately human
habit. And those tests will ought to be replicatable with the aid of
diverse researchers. history isn't achieved that approach. For some
thing, historic previous is as historic as human civilization, and is
not a made of the nineteenth Century. 2d, it is greater "paintings"
than it is "technologies." A nicely historian is, first, a nicely
storyteller. whether historic previous will ought to be per empirical
reality, it is not know-how-pushed. So whether it's going to take care
of equivalent self-discipline topic, historic previous is greater akin
to literature and paintings than it is to the social sciences.
answers2: "The Arts" encompasses music, literature & poetry, dance and
theatre as well as visual art. These forms of art are like time
capsules that describe our current culture. <br>
<br>
"Humanities": <br>
a. the study of classical languages and classical literature. <br>
b. the Latin and Greek classics as a field of study. <br>
c. literature, philosophy, art, etc., as distinguished from the
natural sciences. <br>
d. the study of literature, philosophy, art, etc. <br>
<br>
The two things are completely entwined.
answers3: whether many universities prepare their history branch
interior the "college of Social Sciences," it is not incredibly an
remarkable fit. The "Social Sciences" are the products of an actual
time and place for the dimensions of which the "scientific technique"
replaced into as quickly as finished to human habit. it is,
Psychologists, Sociologists, Anthropologists and Political Scientists
have been utilising know-how to test hypotheses approximately human
habit. And those tests will ought to be replicatable with the aid of
diverse researchers. history isn't achieved that approach. For some
thing, historic previous is as historic as human civilization, and is
not a made of the nineteenth Century. 2d, it is greater "paintings"
than it is "technologies." A nicely historian is, first, a nicely
storyteller. whether historic previous will ought to be per empirical
reality, it is not know-how-pushed. So whether it's going to take care
of equivalent self-discipline topic, historic previous is greater akin
to literature and paintings than it is to the social sciences.
Monday 21 October 2019
Visual Arts Plaster Egg Sculpture idea help!?
answers1: How about a forest scene? I saw a beautiful plaster egg
with a forest scene on it at an antique shope.
answers2: an egg -- how about a chick ? <br>
well , then also gators , snakes , dinosaurs , they all come from eggs
, too ... maybe some people ? who knows what is going on inside these
mysterious eggs when no one is looking .
answers3: leave it blank and title it: I am drawing a blank - or
engrave these words onto it. <br>
<br>
Though seriously, you can carve anything onto it. Flowers, a pattern,
a comic book character, some symbol which represents your hobby. A
quote, a squirrel or any other animal. Whale or seal might be
reasonably simple. a head, humpty dumpty before he fell off the wall.
with a forest scene on it at an antique shope.
answers2: an egg -- how about a chick ? <br>
well , then also gators , snakes , dinosaurs , they all come from eggs
, too ... maybe some people ? who knows what is going on inside these
mysterious eggs when no one is looking .
answers3: leave it blank and title it: I am drawing a blank - or
engrave these words onto it. <br>
<br>
Though seriously, you can carve anything onto it. Flowers, a pattern,
a comic book character, some symbol which represents your hobby. A
quote, a squirrel or any other animal. Whale or seal might be
reasonably simple. a head, humpty dumpty before he fell off the wall.
Sunday 20 October 2019
I need help I don't know how to start this assignment. Visual arts?
answers1: art is hatable and that's agreeable. show scupltures,
paintings, drawing whatever stuff weirdos used to make those days
before the compuetr came along. start with wikipedia and go form
there. <br>
<br>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance
paintings, drawing whatever stuff weirdos used to make those days
before the compuetr came along. start with wikipedia and go form
there. <br>
<br>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renaissance
Saturday 19 October 2019
What are the top Visual Art schools in the U.S.?
answers1: i don't know but check out this website; http://www.cva.edu/
answers2: RISD - Rhode Island School of Design is the number one
school in the US for visual arts. <br>
<br>
Surprisingly Yale is #2. <br>
<br>
Your a good parent to support your child's dream and realize his true
talent. I was lucky too, though they were a little shakey at first, my
parents have always supported my love for art and I completed my B.A.
in Graphic Design 4 years ago. I can't think of anything I love doing
more! <br>
<br>
Good Luck! RISD looks amazing, if I could do it over, I'd go there,
but I might still go back for an MFA
answers3: Kendall School of Art and Design, Grand Rapids Michigan.
Good reputation.Costly, but the education they offer is worth it.
answers4: The Rochester Institute of Technology in NYC. <br>
Expensive too.
answers5: Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts is the best. Located
in Southfield, Michigan, a distant suburb of Detroit.
answers6: large photos! i might want to point NYC over Rhode Island if
you're able to flow there. there are distinct to praise from, i'm no
specialist contained in the artwork faculties yet i be attentive to
Pratt and Parsons are large faculties aswell as artwork institute of
NYC. :)
answers7: Rochester Institute of Technology is in Rochester,
NY--upstate New York! <br>
<br>
UCLA is tops.
answers8: SVA, in New York City
answers9: I would recommend looking into the Art Institute of Chicago
and Cal Institute of Arts. They have highly ranked grad programs, but
also offer BFAs.
answers2: RISD - Rhode Island School of Design is the number one
school in the US for visual arts. <br>
<br>
Surprisingly Yale is #2. <br>
<br>
Your a good parent to support your child's dream and realize his true
talent. I was lucky too, though they were a little shakey at first, my
parents have always supported my love for art and I completed my B.A.
in Graphic Design 4 years ago. I can't think of anything I love doing
more! <br>
<br>
Good Luck! RISD looks amazing, if I could do it over, I'd go there,
but I might still go back for an MFA
answers3: Kendall School of Art and Design, Grand Rapids Michigan.
Good reputation.Costly, but the education they offer is worth it.
answers4: The Rochester Institute of Technology in NYC. <br>
Expensive too.
answers5: Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts is the best. Located
in Southfield, Michigan, a distant suburb of Detroit.
answers6: large photos! i might want to point NYC over Rhode Island if
you're able to flow there. there are distinct to praise from, i'm no
specialist contained in the artwork faculties yet i be attentive to
Pratt and Parsons are large faculties aswell as artwork institute of
NYC. :)
answers7: Rochester Institute of Technology is in Rochester,
NY--upstate New York! <br>
<br>
UCLA is tops.
answers8: SVA, in New York City
answers9: I would recommend looking into the Art Institute of Chicago
and Cal Institute of Arts. They have highly ranked grad programs, but
also offer BFAs.
Friday 18 October 2019
The Asian Exclusion Act?
answers1: Look it up, Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
answers2: All I remember was that people on the east coast were tired
of all the Chinese taking jobs from white people. So to try and
exclude all the chinese from everything. Restaurants, hotels, saloons,
jobs, etc. Unfortunately, I can't remember what year these were. But I
know they were mainly limited to CA. Also almost 100% of chinese came
through Angel Island.
answers2: All I remember was that people on the east coast were tired
of all the Chinese taking jobs from white people. So to try and
exclude all the chinese from everything. Restaurants, hotels, saloons,
jobs, etc. Unfortunately, I can't remember what year these were. But I
know they were mainly limited to CA. Also almost 100% of chinese came
through Angel Island.
Thursday 17 October 2019
Act tests.....................?
answers1: I do not believe that you need to take the ACT writing test again./
Wednesday 16 October 2019
i need a script for my acting?
answers1: If your acting act out some thing dramatic you know
something heart felt.
something heart felt.
Tuesday 15 October 2019
history question the navigation acts?
answers1: Navigation acts were passed by Britain to make sure that all
American trade went through British ships. These were important
MERCANTILIST policies.
answers2: They were designed to restrict foreign trade. <br>
<br>
<br>
google it next time.
American trade went through British ships. These were important
MERCANTILIST policies.
answers2: They were designed to restrict foreign trade. <br>
<br>
<br>
google it next time.
Monday 14 October 2019
tell me the best acting classes in los angeles?
answers1: I have a degree in acting, and I have taken many classes in
Los Angeles. The classes in Los Angeles were much more helpful. That
being said, it might be different if you went to a school like USC
that has a much better film program then the school I went to, which
was mostly theater. Yes, it's still acting, but there is a difference.
I think the reason I found the classes in Los Angeles better is that
that's all they were. In college, I would have to take all sorts of
other classes and I was not focused on just acting, and I was not
immersed in the Los Angeles acting scene either. <br>
<br>
Of all the classes I have take in Los Angeles, the one that I would
recommend would be The Acting Corps. They have a five-day-a-week "Boot
Camp" program that is great. Then they have a second "Boot Camp" after
they, and then it goes on from there. Check them out!
answers2: Acting class is a very personal experience, and choosing the
right acting class for you is tough - as I don't know you... try
getting advice on a personal basis from former Los Angeles talent
agent Terry Lichtman ... <br>
www.caryn.com/acting/resources/acting_...
Los Angeles. The classes in Los Angeles were much more helpful. That
being said, it might be different if you went to a school like USC
that has a much better film program then the school I went to, which
was mostly theater. Yes, it's still acting, but there is a difference.
I think the reason I found the classes in Los Angeles better is that
that's all they were. In college, I would have to take all sorts of
other classes and I was not focused on just acting, and I was not
immersed in the Los Angeles acting scene either. <br>
<br>
Of all the classes I have take in Los Angeles, the one that I would
recommend would be The Acting Corps. They have a five-day-a-week "Boot
Camp" program that is great. Then they have a second "Boot Camp" after
they, and then it goes on from there. Check them out!
answers2: Acting class is a very personal experience, and choosing the
right acting class for you is tough - as I don't know you... try
getting advice on a personal basis from former Los Angeles talent
agent Terry Lichtman ... <br>
www.caryn.com/acting/resources/acting_...
Sunday 13 October 2019
Is transformers 2 still in theaters?
answers1: It's still in regular theaters
answers2: Well, you can watch it online. For example
http://www.09movies.com/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen/
answers3: yeah
answers4: Well, since the movie is still top 10 at the Box Office, i
would suspect it will be in theaters for just a little bit more.
According to Boxofficemojo, fridays estimates put it at #10 spot on
the box office. This means that its really close to leaving theaters,
but still has maybe a couple weeks left in it.
answers5: yeah dude it should be you need to see it its a badass movie
answers6: yes its still in theaters but probably wont be after next week
answers7: I've got three words for you, G.I.Joe.
answers8: It's still gonna be there next saturday and even if it's not
it will be at the 12 and/or 18 movie theater for sure
answers9: yup its still in theaters til the end of the month
answers2: Well, you can watch it online. For example
http://www.09movies.com/transformers-revenge-of-the-fallen/
answers3: yeah
answers4: Well, since the movie is still top 10 at the Box Office, i
would suspect it will be in theaters for just a little bit more.
According to Boxofficemojo, fridays estimates put it at #10 spot on
the box office. This means that its really close to leaving theaters,
but still has maybe a couple weeks left in it.
answers5: yeah dude it should be you need to see it its a badass movie
answers6: yes its still in theaters but probably wont be after next week
answers7: I've got three words for you, G.I.Joe.
answers8: It's still gonna be there next saturday and even if it's not
it will be at the 12 and/or 18 movie theater for sure
answers9: yup its still in theaters til the end of the month
Saturday 12 October 2019
What is the difference between a music theatre major and a musical theatre major?
answers1: theatre is a play with out music lots of the cases comedy
yet additionally many drama's besides... yet music theatre includes
making a music and dancing and additionally appearing.....and in case
you may decide for to offer a play interior the destiny then the two
of those tiers cud deffinently help yet i qwoudl additionally recomend
perhaps minoring or getting a masters in directing which provides you
with greater adventure in that branch and a few stable faculties
are...... Calarts. DePaul, CMU, NYU tisch, Chapman.... and those are
jsut a fw yet there are greater.....
answers2: no difference, a music theatre major is the same thing as a
musical theatre major. Of course a theatre performance major is an
acting major, not a music theatre major. You don't need a double
major. .
yet additionally many drama's besides... yet music theatre includes
making a music and dancing and additionally appearing.....and in case
you may decide for to offer a play interior the destiny then the two
of those tiers cud deffinently help yet i qwoudl additionally recomend
perhaps minoring or getting a masters in directing which provides you
with greater adventure in that branch and a few stable faculties
are...... Calarts. DePaul, CMU, NYU tisch, Chapman.... and those are
jsut a fw yet there are greater.....
answers2: no difference, a music theatre major is the same thing as a
musical theatre major. Of course a theatre performance major is an
acting major, not a music theatre major. You don't need a double
major. .
Friday 11 October 2019
Rainbow theater review?
answers1: I found three Rainbow Theaters on line The Rainbow Youth
Theatre in Vancouver looks great for teens.and preteens, The Rainbow
Dinner Theatre sounds great and The Rainbow Theatre int he UK sounds
good as well.
Theatre in Vancouver looks great for teens.and preteens, The Rainbow
Dinner Theatre sounds great and The Rainbow Theatre int he UK sounds
good as well.
Thursday 10 October 2019
How does Shakespearean theater differ from theater today?
answers1: For one, Shakespearean theater had raked stages, while we
have raked audience seats.
answers2: Key distinction is that the Greeks regarded tragedy and
comedy as thoroughly separate genres, and no performs ever merged
factors of the two. Shakespeare' performs have aspects of the two. In
the two kinds women human beings have been excluded, You nmay would
desire to locate matters - Shakespeare's are reworking of historic
memories, eg Plutarch, the Greeks tend in direction of myths.
answers3: Shakespeare theatre was more of a social event rather than
an artistic gateway. <br>
<br>
People would pay money to see shows in order to see who else was
there. There were of course groundlings that paid pennies to see the
shows, but that was just a way of passing the time. <br>
<br>
Now it is much more serious. Shakespeare literally wrote in order to
make a living, which he kind of did. Now, playwrights write plays in
order to express ideas and further meaning. <br>
<br>
Shakespeare wrote Hamlet in order to eat.
answers4: The language was a lot more expressive and romantic back
then :-) And the insults were a million times cooler.
answers5: The conditions were a lot different. The actors were subject
to the elements, the scripts were harder to read, there were no
effects, and a bunch of other things that they didn't have due to the
loss of technology. This meant that acting out characters took a whole
different process then than it does today.
have raked audience seats.
answers2: Key distinction is that the Greeks regarded tragedy and
comedy as thoroughly separate genres, and no performs ever merged
factors of the two. Shakespeare' performs have aspects of the two. In
the two kinds women human beings have been excluded, You nmay would
desire to locate matters - Shakespeare's are reworking of historic
memories, eg Plutarch, the Greeks tend in direction of myths.
answers3: Shakespeare theatre was more of a social event rather than
an artistic gateway. <br>
<br>
People would pay money to see shows in order to see who else was
there. There were of course groundlings that paid pennies to see the
shows, but that was just a way of passing the time. <br>
<br>
Now it is much more serious. Shakespeare literally wrote in order to
make a living, which he kind of did. Now, playwrights write plays in
order to express ideas and further meaning. <br>
<br>
Shakespeare wrote Hamlet in order to eat.
answers4: The language was a lot more expressive and romantic back
then :-) And the insults were a million times cooler.
answers5: The conditions were a lot different. The actors were subject
to the elements, the scripts were harder to read, there were no
effects, and a bunch of other things that they didn't have due to the
loss of technology. This meant that acting out characters took a whole
different process then than it does today.
Wednesday 9 October 2019
Revenue Model for Movie Theatres?
answers1: The movie theater pays an average of about 50-55% of its
ticket sales to the movie studio, as film rental fees. The actual
percentage starts with a number higher than that, and decreases as the
duration of a film's showing continues, as an incentive to theaters to
keep movies in the theater longer. However, today's barrage of highly
marketed movies ensures that most movies are shown in first-run
theaters for less than 8 weeks. There are a few movies every year that
defy this rule, often limited-release movies that start in only a few
theaters and actually grow their theater count through good
word-of-mouth and reviews. According to a 2000 study by ABN AMRO,
about 26% of Hollywood movie studios' worldwide income came from box
office ticket sales; 46% came from VHS and DVD sales to consumers; and
28% came from television (broadcast, cable, and pay-per-view).
ticket sales to the movie studio, as film rental fees. The actual
percentage starts with a number higher than that, and decreases as the
duration of a film's showing continues, as an incentive to theaters to
keep movies in the theater longer. However, today's barrage of highly
marketed movies ensures that most movies are shown in first-run
theaters for less than 8 weeks. There are a few movies every year that
defy this rule, often limited-release movies that start in only a few
theaters and actually grow their theater count through good
word-of-mouth and reviews. According to a 2000 study by ABN AMRO,
about 26% of Hollywood movie studios' worldwide income came from box
office ticket sales; 46% came from VHS and DVD sales to consumers; and
28% came from television (broadcast, cable, and pay-per-view).
Tuesday 8 October 2019
Writing an introduction to your poetry?
answers1: Don't use lines from your actual poem, but try to tie the
two pieces together. You need to summarize your inspirations for
writing the poem and what it means to you. Elaborate on the poem so
that the reader is in the mood to read it and understands it, instead
of just jumping right in, not knowing what to expect. And as far as
point of view, use first person, "My inspirations for this poem
spawned in....."
answers2: problematic problem. look into into google. this could help!
answers3: I would write from the voice a historian looking back at the
canon of poetry and citing your work as one of the preeminent figures
in contemporary poetry.
answers4: confusing matter. do a search on google. that might help!
two pieces together. You need to summarize your inspirations for
writing the poem and what it means to you. Elaborate on the poem so
that the reader is in the mood to read it and understands it, instead
of just jumping right in, not knowing what to expect. And as far as
point of view, use first person, "My inspirations for this poem
spawned in....."
answers2: problematic problem. look into into google. this could help!
answers3: I would write from the voice a historian looking back at the
canon of poetry and citing your work as one of the preeminent figures
in contemporary poetry.
answers4: confusing matter. do a search on google. that might help!
Monday 7 October 2019
Epic Poetry?!?! Pleasee Help!!!!?
answers1: Check out Faerie Queen by Spenser, Canterbury tales by
Chaucer (with a very strict rhyming scheme) and Beowulf.
answers2: "The Faerie Queene" (yes, that's the right spelling!) by
Edmund Spenser: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.uoregon.edu/~rbear/fqintro.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.uoregon.edu/~rbear/fqintro.ht...</a>
<br>
<br>
If you need to know what makes a poem epic (other than being very,
very long), this lists the main characteristics of epic poetry. <br>
<br>
<a href="http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_poetry"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_po...</a>
<br>
<br>
EDIT: Most epic poetry was not originally written in English. The
most famous ones in Western literature were written in Latin and
ancient Greek, so whether or not they rhyme depends upon the
translation. Just in case you need to know that :-)
answers3: sophisticated issue. lookup on bing and yahoo. that could
actually help!
Chaucer (with a very strict rhyming scheme) and Beowulf.
answers2: "The Faerie Queene" (yes, that's the right spelling!) by
Edmund Spenser: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://www.uoregon.edu/~rbear/fqintro.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://www.uoregon.edu/~rbear/fqintro.ht...</a>
<br>
<br>
If you need to know what makes a poem epic (other than being very,
very long), this lists the main characteristics of epic poetry. <br>
<br>
<a href="http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_poetry"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_po...</a>
<br>
<br>
EDIT: Most epic poetry was not originally written in English. The
most famous ones in Western literature were written in Latin and
ancient Greek, so whether or not they rhyme depends upon the
translation. Just in case you need to know that :-)
answers3: sophisticated issue. lookup on bing and yahoo. that could
actually help!
What is the best website to share poetry on?
answers1: UnitedWorldPoets is a great one http://www.unitedworldpoets.com/
answers2: Yer in one, on condition that ya published here. no longer
knowin if ya wanna have "OMG that is astounding", or "There are issues
you may desire to alter as you replace into poetry" you will discover
dozens of valid, impassioned poets authentic here.
answers3: Yahoo is a great site, but for reading of specific types of
poetry and writing where you may receive critiques that help you write
better, I use: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://allpoetry.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://allpoetry.com</a> <br>
<a href="http://poetrysoup.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://poetrysoup.com</a> <br>
<br>
I started with AllPoetry in 2004 and have published most of my poetry
there at: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://allpoetry.com/mac_mcgovern"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://allpoetry.com/mac_mcgovern</a> <br>
<br>
Both sites are FREE, have contests, al arge variety of membership in
both age and experience; they are wonderful sites to meet new poets,
exchange ideas, and grow as a poet. <br>
<br>
Give them a try. If you join AllPoetry, leave me a note. I would love
to read some of your poetry. <br>
<br>
Mac Mcgovern <br>
Poet and Author
answers2: Yer in one, on condition that ya published here. no longer
knowin if ya wanna have "OMG that is astounding", or "There are issues
you may desire to alter as you replace into poetry" you will discover
dozens of valid, impassioned poets authentic here.
answers3: Yahoo is a great site, but for reading of specific types of
poetry and writing where you may receive critiques that help you write
better, I use: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://allpoetry.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://allpoetry.com</a> <br>
<a href="http://poetrysoup.com"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://poetrysoup.com</a> <br>
<br>
I started with AllPoetry in 2004 and have published most of my poetry
there at: <br>
<br>
<a href="http://allpoetry.com/mac_mcgovern"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://allpoetry.com/mac_mcgovern</a> <br>
<br>
Both sites are FREE, have contests, al arge variety of membership in
both age and experience; they are wonderful sites to meet new poets,
exchange ideas, and grow as a poet. <br>
<br>
Give them a try. If you join AllPoetry, leave me a note. I would love
to read some of your poetry. <br>
<br>
Mac Mcgovern <br>
Poet and Author
Sunday 6 October 2019
Who buys poetry?
answers1: I buy poetry.....I am with ya, but still most of us write
and read because we love it!! Can't help it that we are the smart and
deeply beautiful people. Everyone can't be so blessed...keep up the
support...starving artist everywhere need it!!!
answers2: i buy poetry! <br>
<br>
especially about crabs <br>
<br>
i used to read a LOT of poetry in lockdown....it got me thru the
struggle, u know wat i mean
answers3: most people will buy poetry when they understand it a bit
more, its rather complex. its a form of individualism, but in the day
and age of fast pace and tech. people will buy a book to spur their
imagination rather than read poetry, trying to figure out what the
poet was trying to say/express. just what i think on the matter.
answers4: tricky factor. query at google and yahoo. that may help!
answers5: We can't make anybody else buy poetry, but we can be sure to
buy it ourselves. We can buy it for our own reading pleasure, and we
can choose poetry books as presents for our friends. There are a
whole bunch of holidays coming up. Let's give some thought to which
poets would be right for which people on our gift lists.
answers6: its just like how people don't buy many cds anymore--you can
get it online. Same goes for poetry, you can look it up and there it
is, people don't want to waste their money on it.
answers7: *Thrusts arm into the air* Ooooh, I know the answer! I do!
Haha, but seriously..It might have to do with the way their trying to
be sold..Well, more so the place.....If you're trying to sell a book
yourself, try directing it to the particular audience that would be
interested in it [poets and those who love poetry]. Maybe see if you
could sell the book at a poetry convention or at an open mic
night/poetry slam. A book of poetry being sold in an environment like
that will most likely have much higher sales...:]
and read because we love it!! Can't help it that we are the smart and
deeply beautiful people. Everyone can't be so blessed...keep up the
support...starving artist everywhere need it!!!
answers2: i buy poetry! <br>
<br>
especially about crabs <br>
<br>
i used to read a LOT of poetry in lockdown....it got me thru the
struggle, u know wat i mean
answers3: most people will buy poetry when they understand it a bit
more, its rather complex. its a form of individualism, but in the day
and age of fast pace and tech. people will buy a book to spur their
imagination rather than read poetry, trying to figure out what the
poet was trying to say/express. just what i think on the matter.
answers4: tricky factor. query at google and yahoo. that may help!
answers5: We can't make anybody else buy poetry, but we can be sure to
buy it ourselves. We can buy it for our own reading pleasure, and we
can choose poetry books as presents for our friends. There are a
whole bunch of holidays coming up. Let's give some thought to which
poets would be right for which people on our gift lists.
answers6: its just like how people don't buy many cds anymore--you can
get it online. Same goes for poetry, you can look it up and there it
is, people don't want to waste their money on it.
answers7: *Thrusts arm into the air* Ooooh, I know the answer! I do!
Haha, but seriously..It might have to do with the way their trying to
be sold..Well, more so the place.....If you're trying to sell a book
yourself, try directing it to the particular audience that would be
interested in it [poets and those who love poetry]. Maybe see if you
could sell the book at a poetry convention or at an open mic
night/poetry slam. A book of poetry being sold in an environment like
that will most likely have much higher sales...:]
Saturday 5 October 2019
Poetry Appreciation Help? Anthem for Doomed youth?
answers1: Poetry Appreciation <br>
<br>
poetry analysis is the process of investigating a poem's form,
content, and history in an informed way, with the aim of heightening
one's own and others' understanding and appreciation of the work. <br>
<br>
The words poem and poetry derive from the Greek poiēma (to make) and
poieo (to create). That is, a poem is a made thing: a creation; an
artefact. One might think of a poem as, in the words of William Carlos
Williams, a "machine made of words". Machines produce some effect, or
do some work. They do whatever they are designed to do. The work done
by this "machine made of words" is the effect it produces in the
reader's mind. A reader analyzing a poem is akin to a mechanic taking
apart a machine in order to figure out how it works. <br>
<br>
Like poetry itself, poetry analysis can take many forms, and be
undertaken for many different reasons. A teacher might analyze a poem
in order to gain a more conscious understanding of how the poem
achieves its effects, in order to communicate this to his or her
students. A writer learning the craft of poetry might use the tools of
poetry analysis to expand and strengthen his or her own mastery. A
reader might use the tools and techniques of poetry analysis in order
to discern all that the work has to offer, and thereby gain a fuller,
more rewarding appreciation of the poem <br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
Schools of poetry <br>
For main article see List of poetry groups and movements. <br>
There are many different 'schools' of poetry: oral, classical,
romantic, modernist, etc. and they each vary in their use of the
elements described above. <br>
<br>
Schools of poetry may be self-identified by the poets that form them
(such as Imagism), or defined by critics who see unifying
characteristics of a body of work by more than one poet (for example
The Movement). To be a 'school' a group of poets must share a common
style or a common ethos. A commonality of form is not in itself
sufficient to define a school; for example, Edward Lear, George du
Maurier and Ogden Nash do not form a school simply because they all
wrote limericks.
answers2: Hope your no longer getting us to do your homework for you
;). This is a poem by way of Wilfred Owen, a popular World War a
million poet. It is approximately younger guys death in wrestle and
the loss of fanfare that incorporates it.
answers3: This should help you: <a
href="http://mural.uv.es/horpla/owen.html"
rel="nofollow"class=Clr-b>http://mural.uv.es/horpla/owen.html</a>
<br>
poetry analysis is the process of investigating a poem's form,
content, and history in an informed way, with the aim of heightening
one's own and others' understanding and appreciation of the work. <br>
<br>
The words poem and poetry derive from the Greek poiēma (to make) and
poieo (to create). That is, a poem is a made thing: a creation; an
artefact. One might think of a poem as, in the words of William Carlos
Williams, a "machine made of words". Machines produce some effect, or
do some work. They do whatever they are designed to do. The work done
by this "machine made of words" is the effect it produces in the
reader's mind. A reader analyzing a poem is akin to a mechanic taking
apart a machine in order to figure out how it works. <br>
<br>
Like poetry itself, poetry analysis can take many forms, and be
undertaken for many different reasons. A teacher might analyze a poem
in order to gain a more conscious understanding of how the poem
achieves its effects, in order to communicate this to his or her
students. A writer learning the craft of poetry might use the tools of
poetry analysis to expand and strengthen his or her own mastery. A
reader might use the tools and techniques of poetry analysis in order
to discern all that the work has to offer, and thereby gain a fuller,
more rewarding appreciation of the poem <br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
Schools of poetry <br>
For main article see List of poetry groups and movements. <br>
There are many different 'schools' of poetry: oral, classical,
romantic, modernist, etc. and they each vary in their use of the
elements described above. <br>
<br>
Schools of poetry may be self-identified by the poets that form them
(such as Imagism), or defined by critics who see unifying
characteristics of a body of work by more than one poet (for example
The Movement). To be a 'school' a group of poets must share a common
style or a common ethos. A commonality of form is not in itself
sufficient to define a school; for example, Edward Lear, George du
Maurier and Ogden Nash do not form a school simply because they all
wrote limericks.
answers2: Hope your no longer getting us to do your homework for you
;). This is a poem by way of Wilfred Owen, a popular World War a
million poet. It is approximately younger guys death in wrestle and
the loss of fanfare that incorporates it.
answers3: This should help you: <a
href="http://mural.uv.es/horpla/owen.html"
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Friday 4 October 2019
Roman Philosophy Question?
answers1: Roman scholars and alchemists believed that technology was
their salvation and that the roman empire could conquer the hearts,
minds, souls and gain the loyalty of all with art, luxuries,
technology and architecture. <br>
<br>
The romans did believe in philosophy. <br>
<br>
(The roman empire had alchemists and philosophy is part of that)
answers2: The romans actually didn't believe in philosophy it was the
greeks that did.
their salvation and that the roman empire could conquer the hearts,
minds, souls and gain the loyalty of all with art, luxuries,
technology and architecture. <br>
<br>
The romans did believe in philosophy. <br>
<br>
(The roman empire had alchemists and philosophy is part of that)
answers2: The romans actually didn't believe in philosophy it was the
greeks that did.
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