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In the essay “Don’t Look Now: The Male Pin-Up” by Richard Dyer, the author analyzes how male and female models look at the spectator. His argument is that men are always photographed in an active manner, and the women are just there sitting passively. Men do this because they cannot be feminine in any manner or otherwise they face backlash from society. His goal in this essay is to reveal this cultural phenomenon to the reader by stating what the model’s look represents and the activity of models

In the essay “Don’t Look Now: The Male Pin-Up” by Richard Dyer, the author analyzes how male and female models look at the spectator. His argument is that men are always photographed in an active manner, and the women are just there sitting passively. Men do this because they cannot be feminine in any manner or otherwise they face a backlash from society. His goal in this essay is to reveal this cultural phenomenon to the reader by stating what the model’s look represents and the activity of models

Pinterest Business Tips: 8 Easy Steps to Dominating Your Niche on Pinterest By Starla Asher | Submitted On January 30, 2014 Recommend Article Article Comments Print Article Share this article on Facebook Share this article on Twitter Share this article on Google+ Share this article on Linkedin Share this article on StumbleUpon Share this article on Delicious Share this article on Digg Share this article on Reddit Share this article on Pinterest Expert Author Starla Asher Pinterest for Business

your business? Feel like you’re missing something? You just might be. Pinterest is so much more than pretty pictures of pretty things. It’s an increasingly popular, increasingly successful platform for marketing, with some sources citing a single Pin worth 78 cents in real-world sales. But not everyone succeeds on the platform. Pinterest has far and away the most gender-targeted audience of the top 6 social platforms. We’re talking about a social site with an 80 percent female user base. For those

About a month ago while scrolling through Pinterest, a pin caught my eye. To be honest I admit quite a few pins catch my eye. My daughter, Christy, thought Pinterest would be a good fit for me and it was. I was soon smitten. Obsessing over Pinterest, I spent hours scrolling and pinning, scrolling and pinning, day after day, month after month, thoroughly getting a kick out of my new-found passion. With cute titles like ‘Color Splash’, ‘Organizing My Life’, ‘My Container Obsession’ and

involved in the Unity Pin Project. A unity pin is nothing but a safety pin that contains a purple ribbon and rainbow beads, but the meaning is so much greater. Unity pins show support for any group that faces discrimination in our society. When I got involved in the project, I had no idea how successful it would be. Getting our school's student body to participate in the Unity Pin Project began as nothing but a cool idea. It all started for me when I started seeing little "gay pride" pins appear in the

escape. I had to pick the lock, but what could I open the lock with? I suddenly realized that I had hidden a few objects in my afro. “Aha,” I exclaimed while digging through hair. Luckily, I had found a bobby pin. “Picking a lock can’t be that hard, I mean all you have to do is jiggle the bobby pin around until it unlocks, right?” I have endured many obstacles in my life, but this was going to be the hardest one to overcome. I jiggled that lock for twenty minutes until it finally opened. “Pst...pst

overthrowing empires, kings and countries, but also occurring in the scientific community. Humanity saw at this time, massive leaps in its understanding of science and its methods. Our species became fascinated with quantifying and measuring the universe with pin-point accuracy. Taking things apart until they could see an object’s elemental components. Huge advances in archaeology, geology, biology, physics and chemistry took place. Books on these various subjects in science poured forth from this era, perhaps

DIY: Cool and Easy Nail Art Ideas For The Stylish Girl The best thing about being a woman is that I can style myself from head to toe, and no one can find that odd. Apart from fabulous clothing and makeup, I can even paint my nails (how lucky we women are). Nail painting takes immense patience and somehow I find this quote completely true- ‘the woman is helpless when her nail polish is drying out’. Yet many times, my nail polish does turn bad (lack of patience) yet I don't tire from beautifying

the individual with overwhelming doubt, depriving one of the courage of their conviction. Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken” is a poem that deals with the doubt that haunts the individual when making a decision. Charles Simic’s “Eyes Fastened with Pins” discusses how one must come to terms with that which is inevitable and accept that which is out of their control. On the other hand in Allen Ginsberg’s “A Supermarket in California,”