A new on-line store just opened and they are carrying a selection of Mamie & Mable handbags. Created by Mom.com is a company highlighting the works and products of moms. They carry a variety of products and the site worth checking out. As part of their grand opening they are offering 20% your entire purchase between October 1st and October 18th. The discount code is: IknowQuinn. If you don't see something you like the first visit check back over the next couple of weeks as they will be adding new products almost daily.
http://www.createdbymom.com/
Showing posts with label women. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women. Show all posts
Shorter women with proportionately longer legs "most attractrive" - Study
No wonder guys find Scarlett Johansson attractive. According to this study, the most attractive women have larger chests, are petite with legs long for their height. But this study doesn't go into a lot of detail. How long is, well, "long"? And why are petite, curvy women with long legs more attractive than taller women? Wouldn't having longer legs and a larger chest be enough? We know how tall Scarlett is because we can find the info in interviews and on IMDB. But what if she was just some random girl? If we're shown a picture of her, taken in a white backdrop without props or other people, would we still know she's petite? Would she still fit the ideal? In any case, I guess that's why most people don't find models attractive. While their legs are generally longer in proportion to the rest of their body, they have no boobs and are tall.
(by the way, the ideal man is tall with shorter legs.)
(by the way, the ideal man is tall with shorter legs.)
Come See Us
Mamie & Mable will be at the Utah Valley Women's Expo, September 5 & 6, at the McKay Events Center in Orem. Show times are 11-8 both days. This expo is a great way see what's new and hot in fashion and accessories, scrapbooking, home organization, meal planning, etc....
Our booth is A16, the first row as you come in the door. Come see us and check out all our new bags! If you are interested in attending and would like free tickets, please contact me at: tonnihamilton@gmail.com
See you soon!
Our booth is A16, the first row as you come in the door. Come see us and check out all our new bags! If you are interested in attending and would like free tickets, please contact me at: tonnihamilton@gmail.com
See you soon!
Guy or Girl....height is an issue if you want to win awards...
The average height of a male winner is tall. No different than that of women. However, unlike women, the comedy-drama ratio varies. For women, the dramatic actress is generally taller than the comedy actress, while it isn't necessarily the case for men. In fact, there are several instances where the comedy actor is taller than the dramatic actor in the Golden Globes, both in the television and film categories. In any case, the average heights of Emmy and Golden Globe winners, broken down into comedy and drama categories are (as I didn't include TV movies/miniseries in the posts about women and height, I won't include them for the guys):
Comedy:
Emmy: around 5'11"
Golden Globe (TV): 5'10 3/4"
Golden Globe (Film): 5'11 1/4"
Drama:
Emmy: 5'10 1/2"
Golden Globe (TV): a little over 5'10 1/2"
Golden Globe (Film): 5'11 1/4"
Notice the difference compared to women (where comedic actresses are, on average, shorter than drama), huh?
I am totally not surprised that the average height of an award winning actor is taller than the national average in the US. Why would it be the same? Has Tom Cruise, a SHORT MAN, ever won an Oscar? Nope. Though women are allowed to be shorter, at times (for the Oscars, women can be as short as 5'2" (Reese Witherspoon)), but no male winner has been shorter than 5'9" in the past eight ceremonies.
I've asked a few of my friends about this whole height thing, and many feel that taller people win not because voters prefer taller actors, but because it "just happened to be that way." I don't know if I really believe that, though. Being recognized with an Oscar, Emmy or Golden Globe is like being promoted to senior management or executive. And studies have shown that people in these positions are more likely to be taller than average.
Comedy:
Emmy: around 5'11"
Golden Globe (TV): 5'10 3/4"
Golden Globe (Film): 5'11 1/4"
Drama:
Emmy: 5'10 1/2"
Golden Globe (TV): a little over 5'10 1/2"
Golden Globe (Film): 5'11 1/4"
Notice the difference compared to women (where comedic actresses are, on average, shorter than drama), huh?
I am totally not surprised that the average height of an award winning actor is taller than the national average in the US. Why would it be the same? Has Tom Cruise, a SHORT MAN, ever won an Oscar? Nope. Though women are allowed to be shorter, at times (for the Oscars, women can be as short as 5'2" (Reese Witherspoon)), but no male winner has been shorter than 5'9" in the past eight ceremonies.
I've asked a few of my friends about this whole height thing, and many feel that taller people win not because voters prefer taller actors, but because it "just happened to be that way." I don't know if I really believe that, though. Being recognized with an Oscar, Emmy or Golden Globe is like being promoted to senior management or executive. And studies have shown that people in these positions are more likely to be taller than average.
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