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When composing a cover letter it is important to consider that an employer is only interesting in facts so your correspondence must be clear and concise instead of a rambling autobiography.

The perfect starting point of any cover letter is to introduce yourself and make it clear why you, out of all the other many new media jobs candidates, are the best selection for the position.

Always try to link what your writing with the job requirements listed in the new media jobs advertisement and resist the urge to go off on a tangent to start talking about your hobbies and interests.

It is a good idea to constantly refer to your relevant skills and experiences gained either in or outside a workplace environment in order to explain how suitable you are to the position on offer.

One crucial aspect of a cover letter that many job seekers forget is to express passion and interest in the job and company as potential employers are looking for a candidate who actually has a desire to work for them.

In order to demonstrate a genuine desire it is important to keep your cover letter as positive as possible because this will show a potential employer that you are easy to work with.

Even if a new media jobs salary is not specified, you must try to avoid including information about your previous salaries or what size of wage you are expecting from the position you are applying for.

While you may think that using extravagant words will make you sound clever, you must keep your cover letter easy to read as there are no extra points awarded for flamboyant language.

This does not mean you should shy away from making yourself appear impressive as it is crucial to try and stand out from the crowd but ostentatious wording can often come across as excessive so keep it as simple as possible.

If you are unsure about the quality of your new media jobs cover letter, then you should register with a reputable recruitment agency with years of experience in the industry.

Recruitment agencies will be able to spot any mistakes or extraneous information and they can tailor your cover letter so that all of your strengths are highlighted making you the best possible candidate for an employer.

What was truly strange though was the pile of gifts. There were some bags and hard to distinguish boxes, perfectly wrapped with baby oriented wrapping paper and gorgeous ribbons. There was also more than half a dozen strollers, all different shapes and sizes lined up, each had a bow on it or some sort of flair. Some had tied fancy rattles to the handles, or draped lovely baby bags. Still there was no denying there was a weird and wide array of the best baby strollers around on display. We all wondered, the rudest of us aloud, which would she choose and which would she send back?

So we were all surprised when she seemed to appreciate something different about each one. The amount of space on a certain baby carriage seemed like it would be a good thing if she were going to be out of the house for a while. There was the jogging stroller, a must have for anyone, especially someone as traditionally athletic as Maggie. There were a few lightweight strollers that would make travel in certain situations very easy, not to mention lighten the load when packing and unpacking the car on longer trips. Honestly, there was something that Maggie found to love about each and every one of those baby strollers.

So when decision time came, she kept them all. She now had a different baby stroller for every day of the week and you know she used every one of them. I was very surprised by how malleable she was about the whole thing. No favorites, just practical decision making each morning when she took the little baby out. It was like strollers were the new shoes. Needless to say everyone’s baby showers would mirror this one from here out. I guess it is not so strange any more.

YSL presents us their new fragance for men L’Homme Libre!, in english The Free Men. For men who are not afraid to express their feelings and are able to be themselves. For the modern urban man. But let’s go to one of the most important things when talking about perfume:

The ingredients

Two perfumers, Olivier Polge in Paris and Carlos Benaïm in New York, created L’Homme Libre, the newest facet of L’Homme by Yves Saint Laurent. Together, they have reinterpreted the territory of woody aromatics by adding a fresh modernity to the fragrance.
After a hesperide opening featuring Calabrian bergamot, the fragrance reveals a new freshness enhanced by violet leaves, basil and star anis, and enlivened with a shiver of nutmeg and pink pepper.

The woody architecture of patchouli and vetiver anchors the accord in a sparkling, masculine register, while the scent of resin and warm leather flows like a warm breeze through the heart of the city.

A fragrance resolutely modern, subtle and yet very present, expressing power and freedom. The elegance of a classic structure in tension with an unexpected, fresh aquatic touch.

The Bottle

Sculpted in light, L’Homme Libre bottle follows the same graphic codes as L’Homme and La Nuit de L’Homme.
A transparent hexagonal cap and smoky blue bottle that becomes progressively lighter as it rises, fills the senses and the spirit.
An almost electric blue cuts through the bottle like an exclamation point. Against the matte silver packaging, the same powerful blue illuminates the YSL Cassandre signature logo that in turn seems to vibrate in the intensity of the surrounding hexagonal waves.
This same color energises the fragrance’s name – L’Homme Libre – across the box and the bottle.

In 2009, LANCÔME celebrated forty years of its most famous feminine eau by creating a new tale of freshness. And so Ô D’AZUR was born, a sensorial fresh eau, as refreshing as ever, but also deliciously sensual. A burst of lemon essence and a dash of pink pepper to dazzle the senses, enhanced by a playful hint of damask rose with luxuriant musk and ambrette seed base notes… Ô D’AZUR is the tale of a late Summer’s afternoon on the French riviera, as the heat of the day fades and the air becomes deliciously cool.  In 2011 the tale continues… the latest Ô chapter is written, with the creation of Ô DE L’ORANGERIE: a light, zesty, orange blossom absolute caress that dances across skin as delicately as a light mist. LANCÔME’s most recent tale of tantalising freshness.

A stroll under the shade of the Orange Blossom trees

The Orangery… a timeless place, a unique garden full of elegance and refinement. A moment suspended in time, lulled by the smooth, exquisite notes of a French orangery’s beautiful orange blossom vista.  Ô DE L’ORANGERIE recounts the tale of a gentle stroll along these paths on a beautiful Summer’s day, moving through the dappled sunlight. As the day becomes cooler a light breeze runs through the trees, delicately perfuming the air with an echo of the blossoms’ scent.  Ô DE L’ORANGERIE is a dream, an emotion, a subtle, fresh eau, in which every facet is expressed with intensity and serenity.

A modern-day tribute to fresh orange blossom, Ô DE L’ORANGERIE allows the abundant nuances of this unique note to speak for themselves. At times fresh and velvety, at others intense and delicate, this mysterious flower emerges in all its glory under the auspices of the two revered perfumers, Anne Flipo and Dominique Ropion.

“We wanted to create a unique orange blossom that offers magnificent facets. When combined with the most beautiful zests, aquatic tones and vibrant woody accents, it takes on a whole new dimension”, described Anne Flipo.
“We had in mind the idea of fresh and dazzling femininity”, adds dominique ropion, “and we dreamed of a sophisticated fragrance that celebrates this mythical perfumery flower whilst allowing it to unveil itself modestly and majestically.”

Orange blossom’s full audacity is expressed in Ô DE L’ORANGERIE thanks to its two precious ingredients; fresh and crisp orange flower essence and orange blossom absolute with smooth, honey-sweet accents. a multitude of sensations develop around these rich and precious notes; the effervescent flavor of bergamot and orange zest gives way to the freshness of a crystalline aquatic chord, rounded off by the softness of jasmine petals. Finally, the vibrancy of wood and smoothness of benzoin heighten the voluptuousness of this incomparable orange blossom. LANCÔME creates Ô DE L’ORANGERIE, an orange blossom brimming with Ô that brings out its radiant, fresh and petal-like facets.

A signature bottle

Ô DE L’ORANGERIE, the youngest in the family, features in the bottle reinvented in 2009 by Fabien Baron to celebrate Ô de LANCÔME’s 40th birthday; a contemporary and refined reinterpretation of the previous bottle, still engraved with the spirals from the original design, inspired by water’s undulating waves.
The transparent glass leaves the unique shade of Ô DE L’ORANGERIE’s elixir free to shine through; an aqua green as tender as the heart of an orange blossom flower.

«At first I thought it was a mistake, but then I realized that L’Oréal wasn’t looking for models but real people with strong personalities, who are worth it… and who aren’t afraid to proclaim that using cosmetics can be a very masculine decision, after all,» says Hugh Laurie.

«Hugh Laurie is the perfect example of a modern man: genuine, uninhibited, strong and willing to pursue his passions to the end. We are very excited that he is the spokesperson for these new liberated men!» says Cyril Chapuy, Global Brand President of L’Oréal Paris.

Hugh Laurie is a gifted all-rounder. After completing his studies in anthropology at Cambridge University, he started his acting career in 1982 and played many roles in movies and TV series, including 101 Dalmatians and Stuart Little. He has also provided voices in many movies, including Valiant, Monsters Vs. Aliens and the recently released Hop with Russell Brand.

Hugh was already famous in Great Britain by the time he landed the leading role in the series Dr House, where he plays Doctor Gregory House so naturally that his performance is almost disconcerting. House is a misanthropic anti-hero who solves medical problems in the manner of a detective. Hugh’s performance in the role has brought him two Golden Globes, two Screen Actors Guild awards, two Television Critics Association awards and the People’s Choice award in 2009.

The series also took advantage of Hugh’s talent as a musician and composer by including musical asides where he sings his own compositions. Hugh is part of the charity cover band Band from TV, who donate all their proceeds to different charity organizations. He has also released his first solo blues album, Let Them Talk, on the Warner Bros label.

His talent as a writer was also revealed with his first novel, The Gun Seller, published in France as Tout est sous contrôle. The book is now sold in 30 languages.

The artist doesn’t intend to rest on his laurels. Last year he completed the feature film The Oranges opposite Leighton Meester, and this year he travels to Papua New Guinea to shoot Mr. Pip based on the novel by Lloyd Jones.

He is now joining the L’Oréal Paris family, alongside Gerard Butler, Beyoncé Knowles, Aimee Mullins, Jennifer Lopez, Patrick Dempsey, Gwen Stefani, Jane Fonda and Rachel Weisz.

Instead of using plain white sheets, create a hangman’s noose and hang them around the room. Use ambient light, artificial fog, recorded haunting music and a few witches surprising your arriving guests. Halloween decor can be readily found in the most unlikely of places. If you can not find exactly what you are looking for in your local stores, you can always procure decorations from your friendly neighborhood Halloween specialty shop.

Don’t forget the food! The undead have BIG appetites. Serve the undead’s favorite, body parts! Serve boiled hotdogs as severed human fingers. Make a fruit punch made of Red Kool-Aid and drop peeled grapes in it, as human eyeballs. Form your cookies into creepy shapes, like spiders or witch’s fingers, using cookie cutters or your hands. Top your cupcakes with anything from candy corn and gummy worms to novelty rings and plastic spiders or decorate them with creepy designs.

To “liven” things up a bit, have your smallest guests play Mummy Von Wrap. All you need are a roll of toilet paper for each pair of children. The first one to completely wrap their partner up in toilet paper wins! For adults, two rolls may be required for a slightly more complicated task. Once the first partner is completely rolled, they in turn will have to wrap their unwrapped partner. First pair to empty their two rolls of toilet paper brings home a special prize.

Another fun and fulfilling thing you can do is to prepare a witch hunt game for everyone! Cut out paper witch hats. Color two hats a different color from the rest. Hide all the witch hats throughout the house and send the kids to find all the hats. The kids who find the different colored hats get the biggest prize and the two who got the most hats collected get the next biggest prize. Have extra prizes in case of ties. Also, you might want some small prizes for the people who didn’t get a prize. And don’t forget to park your broom by the door!

Do not forget the most important token of the event, your giveaways! The possibilities are endless when it comes to party favors. It all depends on the number of people you are inviting and your budget for the occasion. An easy idea is to have each guest pose for a picture next to the winner of the best costume in the party.

If you have a digital camera, you can instantly print out the pictures and send them home with them in an inexpensive Halloween frame and a thank you note as a simple party favor that they will treasure as a precious memory for a lifetime.