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Does your foundation or concealer feel heavy on your face? Or does your powder feel like it’s not doing its job? You might want to try something by Covergirl. Covergirl is a company that makes beauty products. They are advertising a new foundation, concealer, and powder. Covergirl has a concealer that is light on your face and provides total coverage. Their advertisements are for women of all ages.

Shouldn’t the blame be put on the advertisement being made by food industries? The main and soul purpose of the advertisements is to catch the attention of people, or is it not? The main thing people look at in these advertisements is the deals given and that’s what really pulls people in. In the film its points out and shows and advertisement for a chicken dinner deal for the family to eat. Now this would mostly pertain to a family and would appeal to them and pull them into the trap without them even thinking about. How is a person supposed to stay away from food that is bad for them when its right in front of their face on television and all around them when they go to the supermarket or even when driving? The food industry also uses small tricks like saying there are less calories in a food, such as Oreos. Oreos are Oreos, no matter how many calories in them they are not healthy. Dr. David Ludwig, the Associate Professor in Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, says, “you can eat a bowl of corn flakes with no added sugar or you could eat a bowl of sugar with no added corn flakes. Might taste different, but metabolically the same thing.” So, no matter what you eat whether its less in calories or not it’s all the same when you digest it. According to Katie Couric, “this is the first generation of American children expected to live shorter lives than their

(TS) The advertisement for Bose Headphones displaying the man and the waterfall uses humor and dramatic irony to make readers remember the ad and the headphones they are selling. (C1) Humor is portrayed in this ad in a number of different ways. (E1) This ad uses humor because the man rowing the boat is about to fall to his death down a waterfall and doesn’t even realize it. The fact that the man is so oblivious and the exaggeration of the power of the headphones is what brings up humor in the ad. (R1) The humor in this unrealistic advertisement quickly draws readers attention to make you remember it. The picture stands out and is different from other ads because of the way it uses humor, so the audience is sure to remember

Food inc. shows the normal viewer about the flues in the system called the food industry that they may otherwise be oblivious too. On June 12, 2009, Participant Media showcased a worldwide epidemic seen before; that us as normal everyday humans can change whether it be by only buying local grown vegetables of growing our own. By buying one meat product you showcase a world vote to inhospitable way towards animal cruelty. MEAT IS

Chickens in the United States that are raised for meat are given antibiotics increase is size at such an alarming rate their bodies collapse under the stress. “ To put this growth rate into perspective, the University of Arkansas reports that if humans grew as fast as today’s chickens, we’d weight 349 pounds by our second birthday.” (Weber)When I look around at the state of our children, it’s hard to deny their victimization to the hormones ingested by theses animals. The reason behind the used of hormones is to allow the chickens, pigs and cows to grow at a faster pace, which shortens the time from birth to slaughter. Even though antibiotics are used in factory farming, this does not always prevent the spread of diseases, such as E. Coli and Salmonella because of the unsanitary handling practices. The space provide for chickens raised for meat is often filled with dust and fecal matter; these impurities can be inhaled or absorbed through skin of the chicken during the killing process leading to E. Coli contamination. “Scientific studies and government records suggest that

Very rarely, if ever are there commercials for the felicitation of the company on all the positive things that they have accomplished. Rather through social media and other news outlets, negative remarks are posed against the company, such as the phrase “Whole Paycheck”. It is not a term used in jest, but a stab at the company for being too expensive for the normal American. Through these media outlets also comes about news on how Whole Foods Market sources their foods, a point of pride for the business. Recently, PETA exposed a pig farm that is used by the company to source its pork products (PETA, 2015). Whole Foods Market has come up with a wonderful scale known as their “5 Step Animal Welfare” standards of practice (Whole Foods Market, 5-Step. n.d.). There are different labels for each farm, which describes how the animals are treated. In this particular case, the farm is labeled as step two of their standards, meaning that the animals are treated in a humane fashion. PETA on the other hand found that this is a false statement as the animals are treated quite poorly. The saying that bad publicity is good publicity may be right in some cases, but not necessarily in this one. Whole Foods Market should come up with a strategy that inhibits who they truly are as a business and that they will not tolerate these behaviors at the farm they source from. The business needs to receive the backing of their consumers again, as there is a petition that stands well over 52,000 signatures to ban the promotion of “humane” meat from Whole Foods Market (PETA, 2015). A good strategic move on their part is too show that their brand is loyal and

The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) commercial, without fail, has the power to depress people in less than two minutes. As the haunting tone of “Angel” by Sarah McLachlan begins to play, numerous viewers decide to switch the channel, mute the TV, or even complete other tasks away from the TV to avoid feeling guilty as the images of the mistreated animals flash across the screen, which are constraints for the ad. This heart-wrenching commercial raises awareness for animal abuse and its attempt to put a stop to it. In recent decades, more households own pets, and the mistreatment of animals has increased. This organization is based on the ideology that animals should have a healthy, happy, and excellent life,

The film is among the most perspective-altering documentaries ever produced. It exposes how agricultural production has been revolutionized from small family farms to big agribusinesses with dire consequences to consumers. I learned many valuable lessons from the film. The most important and shocking lesson I learned from the film is that food is a political issue in our country. Policy makers and those who are meant to protect us do not protect us. Instead, they work in collusion with the owners of the agribusinesses. I have also learned that all is not lost. We can correct our mistake my boycotting unhealthy products and promoting those produced naturally.

In the particular edition of Seventeen where this source was found, approximately 87% of the ads pertained to appearance, while only 5% of the ads had to do with education. The remaining 8% was left for fragrances and technology. The Victoria Secrets ad specifically, sets a standard for what they deem the “perfect body”. In this add, majority of the models were tall, with long legs, and slender. Each model looks as if they could not have been over 100 pounds. Of the 10 models pictured, only two of those models were of a darker complexion. The beauty standard set by this company is that those who are tall and skinny considered

Each year, a person is exposed to thousands of advertisements. All advertisements generate a message but not every advertisement portrays their message in the same way. Some ads appeal to the rational side of humans but most appeal to the emotional side. When advertisements try to appeal to the emotional side of humans they try to invoke positive emotions but some ads appeal to faze the viewer instead. PETA, which is an acronym for short for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, is an organization that advocates its beliefs that no animal should undergo cruelty to satisfy certain wants and needs through advertisements that often leave the audience appalled. PETA 's advertisements have been very successful and have caused an emotional response in the viewers and impacted many individuals through their videos. The organization’s arguments have a great impact towards the human race, animals and overall cruelty. This campaign argues that animals deserve rights and should annihilate unethical treatment caused by the satisfaction of desires and entertainment.

In order to reach a larger audience, the new campaign will focus not only on females aged 18-24, but also on young males who might be interested in cruelty-free products. This extra male audience is an important addition to the campaign due to the fact that this segment has not been explored before and has the potential to add a new dimension in the fight against animal cruelty. The campaign will also be introduced

The people featured in the film want changes in the food industry, though majority of the United States federal government is not on board with their ideas for the food industry. In the notes after the video, Cathleen Enright, the executive vice president for the food and agriculture department of Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) stresses that, “foods made from genetically modified crops are as safe as any other.” BIO is concerned about the significant increase of food cost with the ban of genetically modified foods. Enright states, "And these same GM crops have enabled farmers to produce more on less land with fewer pesticide applications, less water and reduced on-farm fuel use," showing the audience that genetically modified products have helped the

My only reaction to this ad is to laugh. I grew up around cattle, so I know that cattle don't stand or walk like humans do. This would not make me want to eat more chicken.

The purpose of this paper is to explain the cruel inhuman way broiler chickens are treated. We will explore living conditions, Health issues, and diets. We also show the measures that need to be done to stop the mistreatment of these animals.

Although the food labeling is there to help us make a better nutrition choice, I believe that we still aren’t being well informed of what is inside our foods. Many of the labels on foods will say that it is farm fresh, but does it really come from all natural environments or not? We all the right to be informed of where are food is coming from and where its being produced. Food Inc. allows us to see not only how these farmers are treating the animals but also to see what they are giving them to eat. As we saw, farmers are giving the growth hormones to the chickens. At the end of the day we are the ones eating those chickens and most of us are not aware of