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The Fatherly Husband: This old almost
father-like husband is favourite amongst young girls who want nothing but money. He's a billionaire, multi-married and is prone to heart attacks! A new young wife immediately puts the grandfather hubby on a diet. There'll be dramatic weight loss, booze-free, no smoking and coloured hair days. The idea is to keep him fit until he signs everything to his dear wife. Remember, Anna Nicole Smith, 26 and how she married billionaire J. Howard Marshall, 89. Sometimes money takes over love issues!
The Gay Husband: He is a husband, just for the namesake. The fact that he seems to have gay male friends could be hint. Gay husband is a pain as his true love and feelings is for someone of same sex. Remember the movie, Brokeback Mountain. The man-on-man stories are really catching up. So, ladies better be careful. The Super-Ugly, Rich Husband: He's got everything except the looks. He has the ego of 10 men; he thinks he is God, pays for everyone and everything. Cherry on the top, he will have the most beautiful woman by his side. When you see this couple in a party, the first things that come to your mind are 'How could she?' or 'Does she really have sex with him?'. This husband is surviving because he's got money everywhere. He'll pamper her with diamonds, new houses and she'll stick to him till his money disappears.
The Greedy Husband: He is too lazy to work and earn huge bucks. The easy way out is to hunt out for a multi-millionaire girl irrespective of her looks. All he wants is a BMW, the wine, cigars, penthouse, club memberships - but he's not prepared to work hard for them. Fortune-hunting husband is basically a charming, lazy guy.
The Flirty Husband: He has a nice wife but still he is greedy and loves to be surrounded by other beauties too. He can't help groping his way through his wife's friends, female coworkers, lady doctors -- basically any female with good looks. He won't ever miss a chance of dropping or picking wife's cousins or female friends to the airport or passing comments like 'Sorry, but I can't stop staring at your deep brown eyes'. He's the sort of man that is incapable of being faithful. No love is true love for him; he can slip for any attractive girl.
The Always Penniless Husband: The relationship starts off with thousand promises but soon all the charm fades away. He is unemployable, sitting at home eating and watching football. His parents thought he will realize his responsibilities after marriage, but no gain. The wife takes nearly no maternity leave and seems to be supporting her entire household on her salary alone. Truly, this husband is a life sentence of misery.
The Friendly Hubby: He's not a bad husband but his life is dedicated to his own social advancement. He cares too much about the parties, hanging with friends, night outs, travelling, long drives with his buddies. He is so very excited about these things, that he won't even mind taking over his wife's social life. He doesn't believe in staying at home, he wants to have blast every night. This kind of husband can drive his wife to social madness.
The Almost Perfect Husband: On the face, he appears to be a dream husband but in reality he is too irritating. He's attentive, caring, loving, polite, well-dressed but always hovering near his wife, interrupting when she's on phone, checking how much she's been eating, drinking and spending. He's just too much to handle. He turns up everywhere his wife goes at lunches, parties and he secretly hates her to have any friends and forbids her to even work. He basically shows he is a gem of a husband but he is a real pain. He looks like a perfect guy but he ain't

Skin disorders such as pigmentation or discolouration of skin not only affect your physical health, but also your emotional well-being. Pigmentation is the coloration of living tissues. It appears as a blotchy, brownish pigmentation on the face and body.
Repeated pregnancies can intensify pigmentation. So can exposure to sun, following the use of deodorant soaps, scented toiletries, and various cosmetics can also produce this mottled pigmentation. This is called a phototoxic reaction and is due to ultraviolet radiation being absorbed by the chemical substance (perfume, cologne or fragrance) on the skin.
And for those who want their skin colour back, New Look laser clinic offers a wide range of treatments for both surface-deep and long-standing skin problems.
Laser can be used to treat larger parts of the body more quickly and effectively. It does not cause any irritation, discoloration or inflammation. As laser light is passed over skin, a mere 30 millionth of an inch of tissue is removed at a time. No anesthesia is used and most people describe the sensation as similar to that of sunburn.
Noticeable results are typically seen in a few days, with complete healing in just a few weeks. Most patients can be treated over the weekend and be healed by the following Monday. So don't wait, get that gorgeous flawless skin back without any surgery.

It is important to keep in mind that you should vary the makeup that you wear according to season. Although it may not seem necessary for you to do so, it will actually prove to benefit you in many ways. During certain seasons, the weather can be quite a problem. This applies to the monsoon season, when there tends to be a lot of rain. One of the main problems associated with this season is the fact that the rain can wash away your makeup. Here are some of the makeup tips that will help keep your skin looking beautiful during the monsoon season


1. Avoid wearing lip gloss during the monsoon season.
he main reason is because the rain will cause it to wash off. Instead, be sure to opt for a long lasting lipstick. You can really wear whatever shade of long lasting lipstick you prefer, but remember that it is always best to go natural during any time of the year. Since most people do not tend to overdress during monsoon season, you will probably want to choose shades of pinks, browns or peaches. Reds and bolder colors can easily be worn at night, however.

2. Consider choosing waterproof versions of eyeliner or mascara.
Although they may seem like annoyances because they tend to be more difficult to remove, you will not experience any streaking throughout the day when you choose to wear them. There are some people who would just rather give up wearing eyeliner or mascara altogether, but the decision is really yours to make. Just realize that you will probably experience streaking if you wear eyeliner and mascara the same way that you normally do.

3. Grow your eyebrows out before the monsoon season comes.

That way, you will not need to worry about using an eyebrow pencil to achieve the eyebrows that you are interested in. An eyebrow pencil may also wash off your face during monsoon season, which is probably something that you may be too embarrassed by to want to experience. The best thing that you can do is pluck, trim or wax your eyebrows to get the design that you want.

4. Opt for a waterproof foundation.
Otherwise, be sure to use your regular foundation as sparingly as possible. Do not use a concealer at all. You can also use face powder in replace of foundation or concealer. Whatever you make the decision to use, it is important to only apply it to areas of the face that need to be covered, such as acne or blemishes. Even more importantly, you should avoid applying the makeup around the hairline, in case the hair becomes wet and comes in contact with the makeup.


Choose the right shades of makeup, particularly eye shadow and blush.
Although some eyeshadow shades will be good to wear during monsoon season, others will not. The best thing that you can do is choose lighter or neutral shades so that they will blend in with your natural skin color if they should happen to streak at all.

Sometimes it really is the little things that make the difference. The way you present your qualifications may be as important as the qualifications themselves. Of course you shouldn't lie about anything on your resume that goes without saying. But here, in no particular order, are ten resume mistakes to avoid when applying for a job.



1) Not following the directions in the ad. Following the directions given in a help-wanted ad is a good way to start off on the right foot with a potential employer. So if the ad says to email your resume, don’t try to ferret out the fax number. These days, most employers do not have much patience for applicants who can't use email (especially if the position you're applying for is clerical in nature). However, sending a resume by both fax and email (just to be safe) is fine if the ad includes both ways of contacting the employer. If you don't have your own computer or your computer is down, use a friend's computer or a computer at a public library to email your resume and cover letter. Similarly, although some job-search gurus might recommend it, seeking out the company's phone number in order to call and ask about the job may be to your detriment especially if the person doing the hiring is busy with other projects (a common occurrence in small businesses) and is unlikely to have your resume handy when you call. Following up by email, however, is non-intrusive and a good idea it could get your resume an important second glance.
2) Stupid spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes. Whether they appear in the cover letter or the resume itself, these mistakes make you look careless at best and uneducated at worst. Read and re-read everything you submit to potential employers, and it may be a good idea to have another person double-check it as well.
3) Using an immature or risqué email address. Trust me on this one the email address you use is part of the image you project to the person reading your resume. Take five minutes to set up a free email account (at Yahoo.com, for instance) with a professional-sounding username like "janti_loli2008", rather than using an email address like "sexpants@whatnot.com".
4) Sticking to the one-page rule at any price. If given the choice between a well-formatted 2-page resume or a one-page resume with 1/4-inch margins and 8-point, unreadable, tiny type, most hiring directors would rather have the 2-page version. But with either length, make sure the information you're including is really relevant to the job for which you're applying. Which brings us to the next pet peeve?
5) Listing every job function you have ever performed at any job you've ever held. The HR person reviewing your resume does not need to know that you cleaned the bathroom or assigned parking spaces at a job you held five years ago, unless you're applying to be a Restroom Technician or Vehicle Allotment Coordinator. What did you do at each job that is relevant to the position you're trying to land? More isn't always better; trimming and fine-tuning a description of your responsibilities at former jobs can both make your resume more concise (see #4 above) and more interesting to the hiring director.
6) Listing incredibly technical, overly detailed job responsibilities that are not only irrelevant, but also potentially baffling to the hiring director. Try to boil tech-talk down into lay terms if you're applying for a job in an industry that doesn't use that lingo.
7) Not including a cover letter. If you think a cover letter is only useful for saying "Hi, I'm interested in the job you advertised and I've attached my resume," you're missing out on a valuable opportunity. A well-written cover letter can, for example, explain gaps in employment, i.e. "I took three years off from full-time work to be with my children, but kept my computer skills current by volunteering for my kids' school and producing their newsletter"; highlight experience you've gained from previous jobs that makes you especially qualified for the current position; give your salary requirements - Doing so gives the impression that you have the experience and professionalism to know what your skills are worth. Don't overlook this chance to give your prospective employer information that may help your resume to stand out.
8) Being vague about your education. You don't have to give your GPA (unless you really want to), but do list the name of the university, the degree attained, your major, and the year you graduated. If you didn't graduate, don't try to hide this fact with vague phrasing an experienced hiring director is familiar with all the ways in which applicants try to hide their lack of a degree. Simply list the years attended and add a phrase such as "Coursework completed toward a degree in [area of study]."
9) Writing your resume or cover letter in a goofy font. Comic Sans MS and similar fonts that look like a second-grader's handwriting have very few appropriate applications in the business world, and they are especially inappropriate when used for professional correspondence such as resumes and cover letters. (email backgrounds, such as those that look like notebook paper or parchment.) Perhaps you think your unique email stationery expresses your individuality, but do you really want the style of your email to detract from your professional image? Play it safe and stick with the usual business fonts such as Arial, Times New Roman, Helvetica, or the more elegant Garamond and Verdana.
10) Naming your resume file vaguely. If the hiring director is saving resumes to a database, he or she will appreciate a file called "MaryAJones.doc" much more than "Resume.doc." See the difference? The person opening your email is the first line of contact at the company you're applying to, so be sure to make that person's life easier in whatever way you can.
And although it's not enough of a cardinal sin to be included in the top 10, bear in mind that describing yourself as "detail-oriented" and listing "multi-tasking" among your skills are not likely to set you apart from the crowd. These clichés are also a given of course you pay attention to details, and of course you can handle more than one task at a time. So leave these old standbys out and focus on the individual strengths that really make you shine.
Maybe your job search won't bring you in contact with a cranky hiring director who has a vendetta against goofy fonts and racy email addresses, but maybe it will. And if your qualifications are just as another candidate's, but your resume is full of typos while hers is impeccable, who do you think will make the best impression? Don't let a silly mistake keep you from the job you want.

Experiencing occasional memory lapses and reduced ability to pay attention? Fret not. Start doing aerobic exercises daily, for, a new study has found that it gives adults a boost in mind power.
“Aerobic exercises that improve cardiovascular fitness, also help boost cognitive processing speed, motor function and visual and auditory attention in healthy older people,” lead author Maaike Angevaren said.
In their study, the researchers at University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands evaluated 11 randomised controlled trials, comprising 670 adults aged 45 and older, which examined the effects of aerobic exercise on the areas of cognition including cognitive processing speed and memory.
All the participants exercised aerobically between two and seven days for three months on an average – and underwent fitness and cognitive function tests.
The study found that participation in aerobic exercise programmes increased the participants’ VO2 max, an indicator of respiratory endurance, by 14 per cent, The Cochrane Library journal reported.
In fact, improvements in cardio-respiratory fitness coincided with improvements in cognitive function, especially motor function, cognitive speed and auditory and visual attention, when the participants were compared to a group of nonexercising adults or adults in yoga. ANI

With everything there is to worry about with a job interview, having to worry about accessorizing can drive you to near madness. Do these shoes go with this outfit? Are they making the wrong statement? What if my purse doesn't match? Does it even matter? Thankfully, the basics of interview dressing still apply - Tasteful, understated and trying to give a composed impression. And yes, your choices can matter.

Shoes

While the four inch heels you went out dancing in last night may cost more than your television set and they make your legs look fantastic, they aren't what you're looking for when you need shoes for an interview. You want to go with a simple dress shoe that matches the rest of your interview outfit. For example, this could be a boot (with pants) or a low heel (with a skirt). The idea is that you are the one who is supposed to shine, not your footwear. Also, keep in mind that you may have to deal with staircases, walking through areas and other situations where your footwear might make a difference. Wincing at the wrong moment due to a pinching pointy toe may give a hiring manager the impression that you are not interested in the job. An interview is also not the time to break in a new pair of shoes, although shoes should still look neat and clean.

Purses

To purse or not to purse, is that the question? It is often hard to figure out what to do with a purse during an interview. If you are bringing along a briefcase or portfolio for an interview, you can often use it stash the things you'll need like your wallet, identification and a small make-up bag for touch ups. If you do bring a purse, you would want to follow the rules again and go with something tasteful and understated. It should match the color of your shoes. Try to keep away from purses that are very large are bulky. You don’t want to be fumbling with a purse that is half your size when you go to shake someone’s hand. Also, you should make an effort to clean our your purse or briefcase before the interview. If you need to find something in it during the interview, it can be distracting and also give a negative impression if you need to look for an extended time or pull things out to find what you need. Take time the night before your interview to consider what you need to bring, and what you do not need to bring, to the interview.

Why it matters

While your purse and shoes may be small details that should never make or break an interview for most women, they do deserve some attention. In an interview where you are up against other people for a position, small details like how you handle yourself can make the difference between getting the position or a "thanks but no thanks" from the employer. Knowing these little details are under control, you can go into a job interview more confident and able to focus on giving the best impression to the potential employer.