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describe additional skills, or you can focus on why you want to work for that employer. If you choose to “flatter” the employer, you need to be sincere and specific. Again, it’s most effective if you’ve contacted the employer before preparing your cover letter and resume. “From what you told me when we spoke on the phone, it sounds like your company is just the kind of place I’d like to work.” 5. The final paragraph should close with thanks and a request for action, or a statement of what action

Meat Loaf’s album ‘Bat Out Of Hell’ was released in 1977, and is considered by many as an iconic album cover. In 2001, it was rated 71st in Q Magazine’s listing of ‘The 100 Best Album Covers of All Time’. Singer Meat Loaf and composer Jim Steinman commissioned the cover artwork from the renowned comic artist Richard Corben, best known for his sci-fi and fantasy work. Corben’s illustration effectively advertises the album 's contents to the target audience as well as creating the beginnings of a visual

The Freedom Writers There is a common saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover”. This means that there should be no stereotypes or standards placed on anyone or anything before all of the information is known about that individual or item. Stereotyping is most commonly associated with people. There are lots of different assumptions that are made about people based on their looks, and most of the time, those assumptions are not true. The black students in this movie are portrayed as up to no good

“Nevermind’s cover art was one such political statement, a clear expression of disgust towards capitalism.” (Bickerdike, 2014) Never mind the English idiom “don’t judge a book by its cover”. As a consumerist society, we tend to instinctively make assumptions based on initial appearance. Since the invention on the LP back in 1948, the recording industry adapted the concept of the cover art as to visually represent the artists and music. Music albums across the world are sold inside universal sleeves

Surveys the General Topic of Album Art; Part Two (Outlined in the Accompanying Sidebar) Considers the Conspicuous Absence of Black Artists from the Process of Designing Jazz Packages: Covers, Liner Notes Etc. This Second Part Will Be Published in an Upcoming Issue.--R.G.O'M. The enclosed portfolio of album cover art springs from my ongoing concern with the emergence in the United States of a jazz culture that has affected not only virtually all other music, here and elsewhere, but other forms

When I registered for this course I did not know what to expect from the title of the class – Arts and Sciences in the Workplace. In my opinion, the information and material I obtained within the span of two months was exceptionally helpful. Without hesitation, I recommend this course to anyone who may feel they need to brush up on their professionalism. Individuals who are undecided in which major to select could find this course useful. Overall, the materials I inserted in my portfolio are

today’s society that grew from the past that a cover song is merely a copy or rip off of the original. This dilemma is discussed in an article by a man named Don Cusic, who has taught courses in the music business industry since the year of 1982 and is known as a pioneer in music business education. Cusic’s other accomplishments and credibility come from being an historian on country music, a scholar and writer known worldwide, author of over 209 books and 500 articles, and having appeared on CMT programs

As I was reading this book, I kept having awe moments because I have either seen the material covered in real time or have thought about it. Out of the five career strategy components, the two that stood out for me were extending experiences and networking/connecting. Reflecting on my educational and professional career, these two themes have been the most relevant. Extending experiences When I graduated from UC Santa Barbara (UCSB), I expected to get a job within the month. I believed that by

blowing in the wind or an expression on someone's face as the bride walks down the aisle. Begin with a photo that would make a great opening image. The first photo could be on the first page inside the album or could fill in as the wedding album cover. 2. Consider the photos in chronological order. In general, ceremony photos should go before

Music is, in many ways, a personal and emotional reflection of not only the writer’s own experiences, but also that of the listener. This also occurs for the artists of cover songs. A cover song is a performance of a previously recorded song, in a new style than the other original by a different, or even the same artist. An artist finds inspiration in the personal and individual concepts of music, and chooses to create, through music’s universal dimensions, their own interpretation for new listeners