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"Happy Holidays!" Welcome to December 2006! This month, you'll be joining your family for the celebrations of the season. With songs, decorations and sometimes gift-giving, it can be an extremely joyous time of year. The important thing to remember is to enjoy yourself within reason. Keep everything happy, relaxing, and affordable. As with every issue of our newsletter, this one is full of useful and interesting articles, tips, suggestions and news about Almeda University. If you have an idea for future topics for articles, please send us an e-mail and let us know about it. We may even include your comment or suggestion in our newsletter.
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Smart Budgeting For the Holiday Season Gifts, decorations, food and visitors can be quite a financial strain without the right planning. Do it right this year and get the most out of the holiday season!
It's the time of year that is best known for bringing everybody good cheer and good times. However, these festivities are all too frequently the case of a heavy debt burden once the new year has started. Fortunately, though, it doesn't need to be this way. The trick is to take the time in advance to plan your holiday season spend wisely, and over a period of time - instead of all at once and in a rush...Read full article
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Throwing a Great Holiday Party from Home
Many people find that one of the most enjoyable parts of the holiday seasons is all of the wonderful parties that they attend. This year, it's time to host that party yourself, from the comfort of your own home. This may seem overwhelming at first, but when you take a moment to do the proper planning, you'll find that it's not as crazy as it seems. You can throw a memorable, entertaining party that everyone will enjoy.
Your first step is to decide how many people you will be able to comfortably accommodate in your home, and then select the people you will be inviting. This may include:...Read full article
To Your Health Communication Tips for Healthy Patient-Doctor Relationships
Perhaps you've seen the commercial on television. A man bares his soul to his therapist and the therapist responds in a foreign language. The patient, of course, looks confused. The commercial announcer goes on to compare this exchange to the communication between a client and his stockbroker. The message? Both relationships require clear and effective communication.
Unfortunately, many patients view doctors as authority figures whose decrees must not be questioned. Some patients avoid asking questions because they don't want to appear...Read full article |
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It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year...to Job Hunt!
Although it may seem strange to think about job hunting at the same time that you're sending out your holiday greeting cards, this is, in actuality, the best time to start looking for a new job. It's far better to begin now than to wait until the new year when everybody else has made their New Years resolutions to do so as well.
Job offers can come at any time, including Christmas Eve, and even New Year's Eve. It happens, and it can happen to you...Read full article
Get a Fast Start for a New Job By: Ellen Corsi
As 2006 comes to a close, many people are thinking about a job change. January is a great time to get a fast start on searching for a new job...Read full article
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Reducing Holiday Season Stress
The winter holidays may be one of the most joyous times of the year but it is also among the most stressful. We face everything from gift-buying expenses, to last-minute shopping pressures, huge crowds, family expectations and planning big get-togethers. With all of this merrymaking, it's no wonder that it's right up there with tax season when stress is concerned.
Fortunately, there are a number of things that you can do to give yourself a break this year... Read full article
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Smart Budgeting For the Holiday Season |
Throwing a Great Holiday Party From Home |
To Your Health |
It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year...to Job Hunt! |
Get a Fast Start for a New Job |
Reducing Holiday Season Stress |
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