Sunday, December 16, 2007
Deadly Tattoos??
Tattoo Article
Monday, December 10, 2007
The Waiting Room(edited version)
What I think the key message in this play is to be happy with how you look. If you aren't happy with who you are then it leads you to harm your body with different ways to some how "Beautify" your body in which all you need is to be happy about how you look and don't harm your body for with comes a harmful price.
Some comments that Lisa Loomer talks about in the play is how people go through so much trouble just to get there body to look like some super model. People go through so much financial trouble to enhance they're body to make them more appealing to the other sex. Take for example a character in the play Brenda, a typical New Yorker who has so many fake body parts she doesn't know what is real. She has entered the waiting room to find out that she might have cancer. Brenda is a good example of how people go to the doctors office to see if its possible to get another implant. Which also touches on how people don't care about they're health when they get something fake in they're body.
In the play they're three characters one is a female lady named
In the play they're two meds that have two different ways to try and cure cancer. Larry was the guy who didn't care about the people’s health and wanted people with cancer to try the Carsons Serum. You can call Larry one of those peoples who just want to trick you out of your money and get famous by doing it. Ken on the other hand wants to try to cure cancer by this prescription medicine called INT-2. Ken and Larry have a confrontation about the serum that Larry wants people to start taking to see if it has any affects. Larry soon comes to find that he has cancer and is struggling to chose if he wants to take a risk and go for the Carson Serum or another treatment that he has heard of. The thing is Larry is Brenda's doctor and soon Larry finds out that she has cancer and offers her a treatment that is free and he doesn't take that offer and offers it to someone else.
According to me, Lisa Loomer did end the play how she did to get you wondering if one of the characters survive or however you want to put it. Lisa Loomer does get the message that she is trying to get out to the people who are reading this play and it really makes you wonder exactually how many people do this and it turns out to be a very high number.
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Fairy tale BEAUTY?

You might think that beauty is only portrayed in only adult movies or commercials but if you think about it they portray it in fairy tales as well. To me i don't think the authors know about this but on the second thought they might. Think about it do people sell beauty products with fairy tale characters? Well they do and what the producer is trying to do is make little girls think that they could be as beautiful as the fairy tale character by selling make-up or glitter etc. Liz Grauerholz at the Western Illinois University was studying how beauty is written about in fairy tales and whether stories with beautiful princesses and more likely to be popular. And also said that "Fairy tales, which are still read by millions of American children, say it pays to be pretty." That there makes kids want to be more beautiful but they don't know what kind of price it comes with. Now kids just think that the price is money, but when it really symbolizes pain and suffering. What i think the fairy tale authors are doing is a really bad way of telling people to change i think that the authors should make the morale of the story to be that beauty is only in the inside not the out!
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Socratic Seminar"Beauty or Fat?"
Friday, November 30, 2007
Mali Women and Skin Bleaching
The epidemic in Mali is very bad the women in Mali are basically forced to want they're skin to be more pallid. Malian physician Dr Ali Gindo commented and was worried about the health and the pain that these women endure. Another reason why the women are bleaching they're skin is because the men in Mali like light skinned women. The doctor was more concerned for the poorer women because the women had problems with dowry. The reason why the why the doctor was concerned for them is because the cheaper the product is the worst it is. For women they become very salacious because other women have the whiter skin and thats why they bleach they're skin. Even though these women go through the most pain that they go through just for they can embellish themselves. This could be stopped only if we get what might be the consequences but the women have a mesmeric affect to this astonishing thing they do to they're skin. The doctors of Mali are in to making this insalubrious epidemic to make women not do this any more.
Thursday, November 29, 2007
You Tube Commercial
My thoughts on why this commercial was made is to inform young girls and they're parents to talk with each other before the girls are taking over by tying to beautiful and doing this harmful stuff to your body. Now a days the beauty industries want to try and make young girls do things to make themselves look prettier when they don't need to. The beauty industry in my point of veiw portrays sex, lust, jealousy of another female, and competition to be the most beautiful girl or women. When I saw this video I was so shocked and worried to let my parents see and think I was watching some porn video. The thing that shocked me most is that women do get "hypnotized" by the beauty industry just to make themselves look prettier. I was shocked to see that women want to have what famous actors on tv have and to get that women would risk there body that your only giving once just for "FAKE" beauty. I would like you to take a look at the video and tell me what were your thoughts were on the video.
Socratic Seminar-Greek, and Virtues
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Athens Women vs. Spartan Women!
2. I think that there were no gender equality because men around the world didn't believe in making unreasonable and responsible decisions. Many people might say it is because of the story of Adam and Eve and how because she didn't listen to Adam when he told her not to eat the forbidden fruit in which she did and thats when people think that gender equality wasn't applied. What i think is that men never trusted women making unreasonable and responsible choices which still goes on today.
3. How i think women in ancient greece was the naked women paintings over women paintings with there clothing on have two totally different aspects. No one has come to think why they either painted the women naked or with clothes. What i come to think the artist painted them a certain way is to put meaning to them. I think that artist who painted the women who are wearing clothes are actually supposed to resemble the poor women. It might seem that the women are wearing pretty nice clothes but to me it might resemble the poorness and the work that they are supposed to do. I think the artist who draws or sculpts women naked would resemble the beauty and how wealthy they were and how many things they were able to do.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Questions I have been asked.
Well when you are young you can do so many thing that you wouldn't be able to do when you are older. For example piercings it is best to get piercings when you are young because the company that you want to work for might not except it and there might be a chance that you won't be hired. The other beauty about being young is that you can have the chance to learn new things every day and not that many people take that in consideration and take it for granted. Think about it some of our parents didn't have the chance to study what we are studying right now so thats why what ever I am learning I am taking it in consideration and using that knowledge.
2. We know what "perfect" most likely means to Socrates by looking at ancient Greek sculpture and art and drawing inferences, but he doesn't describe this "perfect" human form. What are your thoughts on the idea of a "perfect" human form today? What is it in your culture for men? women? What are your thoughts surrounding those ideals?
Well it is different for both men and women, for men i would say that it would be strong, and intelligent. And for women it would be Beautiful, intelligent, and time manageable. What i don't like is that people use stereotypes and put people in categorize and i would love for people to describe people for who they are and not what category they should go in.
Is beauty in the eyes of the beholder...?

To me this is beauty because i just love harvest moons and how they reflect against a lake or any sort of body of water is gorgeous. What this symbolizes to me is peace and calmness. What i like most about this picture is because the moons reflection in the water looks like a bullet that has been fired from a gun and is about to hit the moon. I also like the color and how clear the picture looks. I think people take the moon for granted, they don't realize if we didn't have the moon we wouldn't have anything to light up the night so brightly.
For this piece to me on how it symbolizes beauty to me is because any artist who can just get out there and just do what ever they want and feel like is just magnificent. What i think this reminds me of are hot stone massages which are just so relaxing and soothing. Thats is exactly what this picture bring to me it brings relaxation and soothing thoughts. To other people they might think it might be something that they're three year old kids can draw but its not. Paintings like this are drawn out by older people and people who relax there thoughts. If people think that people have rough draft drawings of they're abstract art they're wrong. Abstract art is a form of painting that only takes one try to make colors look into something totally different like a figure.