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  • Small Business Tax Questions - How Do You Pay A Part-time Or Seasonal Employee?
    By: Wayne M Davies | - Do you own a small business and do the most of the work yourself? But on occasion you find it necessary to hire some help, perhaps on a part-time or seasonal basis. How do you handle these intermittent employees? This article will answer that question.

    Regardless of how often an employee works for you, you always pay him on the same basis: fair market value of the services rendered. Whether a person works full-time or part-time, all year-round or just for a few weeks during crunch t ...

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  • Seasonal Advertising Tips For Window Graphics
    By: Rani Bal | - Seasonal advertising is a great way to promote new products and highlight special discounts. Creating a festive storefront window is also the perfect way to take advantage of advertising space that you already own. Whether you're ringing in the New Year or promoting a back-to-school special, follow these seasonal advertising tips to boost sales with your storefront windows.

    #1: Less is more. A simple color scheme and clear message is essential. Choose window vinyls and graphic sig ...

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  • Treatment For Seasonal Affected Depression
    By: Daniel Davis | - The further you live away from the equator where the days and nights are darker during the winter months the greater the risk of suffering from seasonal affected disorder commonly referred to as SAD for short.

    Unlike a general low mood during the winter months that many people temporarily feel from time to time during the winter months a seasonal affected disorder is a depressive illness that can have a serious impact on the overall quality of a persons life.

    Common sym ...

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  • Winter And Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Daniel Davis | - When the weather is wet, cold and windy and the days and night are dark it's common to feel a little bit down in the dumps but feeling just a little bit blue is different from being depressed at this time of the year.

    Winter depression which is commonly referred to as a seasonal affective disorder (SAD) often begins during the fall and then continues throughout the winter months until late spring or early summer and generally affects those that live further away from the equator. T ...

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  • Discountdecorativeflags: Seasonal Flags For Outside
    By: mikebrennan | - On an occasion, many people like to display their love and affection by gifting cards and other types of gifts to their beloved one. But, some people like to celebrate the festival in a different ways. They like to use seasonal flags and these flags are very different from a typical country flag. They do not contain any symbol of any country. Usually, when we use the word flag, we refer it with a country's ensign, but, this case is very unique. In some countries, when a special occasion is one t ...
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  • Dealing With Seasonal Allergies
    By: Ethan Kalvin | - Anyone that has had to deal with the runny nose, itchy eyes, and sneezing of seasonal allergies already understands how difficult and uncomfortable that it can make life. It is blamed mainly on the pollen that gets loose and becomes airborne during certain times of the year. Thankfully there are some things that you can do to make life easier during these times. There will be days when the pollen count is extremely high, and that is when you will need all the help that you can get.

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  • Tanning Salons And Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Ray James | - This time of year a significant number of people are plagued by what is called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). This comes on with the onset of winter and the cold and reduced hours of daylight that accompany it. Even though many sufferers don't talk about it much and it's not well publicized, symptoms can include depression and any number of the symptoms that depression causes, including lack of energy, aches and pain and general malaise.

    The science behind the disorder is that t ...

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  • Make Maximum Use Of Seasonal Foods To Pep Up A Mundane Diet
    By: Cole Rees | - When it comes to fruit and vegetables, it is hard to beat the taste sensation that comes with eating fresh produce, which means that many buyers are always looking for what is in season throughout the year.

    Knowing that they are buying food that is at its peak helps many consumers feel as though they are getting a great deal and quite often, seasonal produce can be extremely affordable. This is because it is in available in good quantities, with the basic rules of supply and demand ...

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  • Seasonal Recipes Are A Reflection Of Holidays And Weather Changes
    By: Hype Williams | - Seasonal recipes are a fun way to create delicious meals. Often using foods only found during specific times of the year, these recipes help to celebrate holidays, stir old memories and introduce these favorites to others. Using free cooking recipes to discover more of these tasty dishes can help to create interesting culinary adventures.

    Summertime is filled with food that does not normally appear at other times of they year unless its shipped in from far away. During this time, j ...

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  • Managing Seasonal Allergens---5 Things To Do
    By: Debbie Davis | - Whether your allergies are triggered by spring, summer or fall allergens the strategies for coping with them are similar. Here are 5 things you can do to make life easy during your allergy season.

    Shut Out Allergens----Pollens are the number one culprit for those who suffer seasonally. Make sure that you keep home doors and windows closed.

    Choose to use air conditioning rather than a whole house fan to cool. Keep the windows in your car rolled up, and choose to re ...

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  • Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Jason Albany | - The weather is likely to affect the mood of most people. Disturbance in sleep and a drop in seratonin can happen in extreme cases.

    A seasonal affective disorder could be to blame in cases where extreme symptoms are present. Seasonal affective disorder, which is also known as SAD, is a type of depression that is cyclic and seasonal, meaning that symptoms come back and go away at the same time every year.

    It is also sometimes considered as a subtype of bipolar disorder. I ...

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  • Tricks To Earn More With Seasonal Jobs
    By: Mike Lombardi | - Seasonal jobs, temporary and pertaining to specific seasons, allow you to garner more cash, during your leisure time in summer and winter in the United States. Apart from earning some extra dollars using the job, you can also gain new experiences and indulge in fun activities during your vacation, which would be otherwise predominantly spent at home.

    Ski resorts provide golden opportunities for individuals to earn more in winter. Ski resorts are in need of a gamut of employees in po ...

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  • How Can I Benefit From Usa Seasonal Jobs
    By: Mike Lombardi | - Usa seasonal jobs are ideal for those who are on the lookout for summer or winter jobs in the country. Most of the people, consider employment in ski resorts as the major job in winter and during summers, camps are sought after by temporary job seekers in America. Seasonal jobs are perfect for those who wish to earn more dollars during their vacation or holidays.

    Summer camps organized specifically for children offer plenty of opportunities for people, who possess organizational sk ...

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  • If You Have The Blues In Winter, It Can Be Sad, Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D. | - Winter weather, for most in the Northern Hemisphere, is cold, dark and dreary - with little chance of a break for several months. The transition back from the holiday season with its increased activity and social engagement - parties, gift giving, family time, vacations - can be an emotional letdown, bringing on the January blues. For some 10% of Americans, depression is exacerbated by "SAD," Seasonal Affective Disorder, triggered by the reduction in sunlight and the brain's response to this und ...
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  • Free Insight Into H2b Jobs
    By: Mike Lombardi | - Individuals who are employed in H2b jobs like temporary and seasonal manual labor oriented positions are required to have H2B working visas in the United States of America. This non-immigrant visa allows foreign citizens to enter the country and temporarily engage in short-term or seasonal employment.

    According to the U.S. regulations, H2B visas can be offered to around 66,000 non immigrants, each fiscal year with 33,000 visas being allocated for the first half and the second half o ...

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  • Seasonal Influenza Vaccine Market In Asia - Pacific Region
    By: GBI Research | - Seasonal influenza vaccine market in the APAC Region is a fast growing market, due to increasing vaccination coverage against seasonal influenza in the region. GBI Research forecasts the market to grow at double digit Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 13.3% during the period 2009-2016 from $219.7m in 2009 to $527m by 2016. The growth is driven by factors such as increasing awareness about influenza due to the threat of pandemic influenza, increasing vaccination coverage because of the gove ...
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  • Cause, Symptoms And Treatment For Seasonal Affective Disorder Or Sad
    By: Dr Jawad Amjad | - TABLE OF CONTENT

    Cause of SAD
    Symptoms
    Associated diagnosis
    Treatment

    1. Recurrent major depressive episodes, which start around the same time each year, for example September to October, and end around the same time each year, for example March to April,
    2. Full remission of symptoms during the unaffected period of the year, for example May to August,
    3. Relatively more seasonal depressive episodes than non-seasonal episodes, over the life ...

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  • How To Cope With Seasonal Affective Disorder At Christmas
    By: Venkata Krishnan Rajagopalan | - Each year, as the days grow shorter, and Christmas draws near, many individuals suffer from a medical condition that is called "Seasonal Affective Disorder". This condition has been appropriately called "SAD" as well. Here, you will learn how to cope with seasonal affective disorder at Christmas.

    With the winter version of seasonal affective disorder, individuals are affected because of the fact that there is generally less sunlight during this time of year. Serotonin levels drastic ...

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  • Seasonal Affective Disorder (sad) Light Boxes Vs Sad Light Bulbs
    By: Bill Mitchell | - For many years, actually for as long as I can remember, I've suffered from SAD. I actually dreaded the clock 'going back' because it signalled the start of 6 months of short days and the dreaded long nights.

    Those lucky people who don't suffer with this disorder don't understand the debilitating symptoms that it produces.

    For the last two years I have used a seasonal affective disorder light box, which was rather an expensive purchase. The relief it gives is tremendou ...

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  • What Are The Choices In Treatment For Sad?
    By: Stephen Hardy | - Seasonal affective disorder, or SAD, is a very real health condition that millions of people in northern regions and higher altitude suffer from each year. The onset of SAD typically occurs in the last few months of the year, when days in the northern hemisphere become shorter and the nights longer. Obviously, shorter days mean less hours of sunlight. If you are seeking a treatment for SAD, then there are medical and alternative treatments from which to choose. Let's look at the symptoms and tre ...
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  • Understanding Seasonal Allergies And Asthma
    By: Mitch J Martin | - Understanding seasonal allergies and asthma is a great advantage to everyone. It can be useful the same as the treatments prescribed by your doctor. Remember that asthma can hit anyone anytime and anywhere. It's not a guarantee that because you feel safe that you're really safe from this chronic illness.

    On the other hand, seasonal allergies can occur at different times of the year. Although they may come once in a while, they can surely cause asthma. Sometimes it can even cause you ...

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  • Seasonal Tax Preparation Offices - Take Advantage Of The Disconnected Youth Tax Credit
    By: Joe R | - Seasonal Tax Preparation Businesses take notice: Save up to $2,400 per new employee added to the payroll this tax season with the Disconnected Youth Tax Credit for the coming tax season. Why not put some of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to work for your seasonal tax business.

    No, this is not a credit for your tax business hiring seasonal delinquents this coming 2010 tax season. This can get you a hefty tax credit for hiring that young prospect with potential for being ...

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  • The Importance Of Eating Seasonal Foods
    By: Mary Dezfoli | - Life always comes in a full circle. In which previously people consumed particular foods only when these were in season, things have become different a great degree wherein people can buy any type of food items within the food store, regardless of the seasonal availability. But this time, just as before we are moving to the old method, however there happens to be notable variation. Previously consumers did not understand any better, and so they were not residing in the highly advanced time perio ...
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  • Seasonal Home Concepts Saves Online Shoppers Up To 75-percent Off Outdoor Furniture And Accessories
    By: Alberto Stellpflug | - (1888PressRelease) With summer drawing to a close, Seasonal Home Concepts, a leading online retailer of indoor and outdoor furniture and accessories, is launching their biggest End of Summer Clearance Sale this Labor Day weekend at www.SeasonalConceptsOnline.com.

    Kansas City, MO-KS - The sale begins at 8 a.m. ET on September 3, 2010 and will run while supplies last or until 12 a.m. ET on September 7, 2010. Online shoppers will save between 30 to 70-percent off existing inventory of ...

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  • Homeopathic Remedies That Relieve Seasonal Allergies
    By: Sanjib Sarkar | - Seasonal allergies usually start around the spring time. They generally continue all thruough the summer and sometimes into the fall. These are mainly caused by pollen. Pollen are powdered grains released from flowering plants. The flowering plants could be from many species including oak, olive, elm, birch, ash, hickory, poplar, sycamore, maple, cypress and walnut. The purpose of pollen is to reach other plants to help them flower and grow. It is usually taken by wind or insects to reach ...
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  • Pet Therapy As Part Of A Holistic Approach To Managing Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Phil Marks | - There is much research to support the theory that keeping a pet can help alleviate stress. Worrying and stress compound the effects of seasonal affective disorder ('SAD'). This article tells you about the various ways in which keeping a pet can help to offset those bad effects. My own pet favourites are springer spaniels, but other pets are good, too, including cats, tropical fish and even parrots.

    Company for You

    If your family has grown up or you live alone for other ...

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  • Sad - Treating Seasonal Blues With Hypnotherapy
    By: Alan Densky | - Are you becoming concerned that your bout with wintertime blues has lasted longer, or is more intense than normal? How do you know whether this is merely a temporary issue, or whether you might be dealing with an actual problem with Seasonal Affective Disorder(SAD)? Should you get medical help? Educate yourself about the signs of SAD, how this disorder can affect you, and what treatments are most useful.

    SAD is more than just getting the blues after summer has gone. SAD starts to ...

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  • How To Alleviate Seasonal Affective Disorder Using Dietary Balance
    By: Phil Marks | - Well, the clocks go forward tonight - that's always a good sign. With daylight now appearing at 5.30 am the increased sunlight levels are helping we SAD sufferers. However, if you live in the southern hemisphere then your clocks will be going back, and the onset of SAD symptoms will soon be starting.

    It's been a tough winter up here, the coldest for 30 years in W Europe and the US East Coast has had a bad time too.

    I did make a significant change to my diet in the New Y ...

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  • Seasonal Affective Disorder Light Therapy Is A Safe Alternative To Medication
    By: Stephen Hardy | - As you approach the shortest days of the year, you may begin to get anxious, worrying about whether the winter blues or depression will hit you again this year. Late fall and winter is the time of year when the symptoms of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) manifest. This disorder is characterized by tiredness in the morning, lack of energy and lethargy, irritability, depression, problems with insomnia or falling asleep and a lack of libido. These symptoms can be exacerbated by lack of sleep, whi ...
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  • Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Graham Baylis | - In the northern hemisphere, from the onset of Autumn, the amount of daylight begins to shorten and the sun is far weaker. From around the middle of October until March the amount of natural daylight is very limited due to the Earth's position in relation to the sun. Thus many people who live in the area that is more than 30 degrees north of the equator are affected by something called seasonal affective disorder (SAD) also know as the 'winter blues' and it can be very debilitating.


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  • Dealing With Sad With Light Therapy Is Your Best Choice
    By: Stephen Hardy | - In the early 1980s, scientists discovered the benefits of using light therapy lamps in medical settings to treat depression. At first it was only used in cases of seasonal affective disorder, also known as SAD. Today, however, light therapy for SAD treatment is practiced in a number of hospitals for a variety of conditions. It is mainly used in the treatment of SAD and disorders linked to the upset of the body's biological clock (circadian rhythm), like insomnia and other sleeping problems.

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  • S.a.d: How To Recognize Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Arnold Hexden | - Another overcast day looms large, If you happen to of the unlucky 5% of the people residing in the northern hemisphere that experience from Seasonal Defective Disorder you can have a pretty tough time at the moment. The feelings usually start in the Autumn months and carry on through until Spring. It is recognized that up to half a million people in the United States could be suffering Seasonal Affective Disorder however not everyone knows they have it as the signs are quite quite often mistaken ...
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  • What To Do If You Suffer From Seasonal Affective Disorder ("sad") And Cannot Take St John Wort
    By: Phil Marks | - Using supplements (for example St Johns Wort) is one way of alleviating the symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder ("SAD"). It is not the whole story and some people are unhappy about taking supplements. St Johns Wort in particular can cause problems if taken in conjunction with some prescription medications (particularly for heart conditions), and medical practitoners advise against it in such circumstances.

    There are numerous ways to avoid supplements in addressing the symptoms o ...

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  • Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: garyhill | - Artists use light boxes for tracing an image but today these are used to help people who suffer from seasonal affective disorder.

    Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is commonly known as "winter depression". It is in fact a form of depression with symptoms that typically onset in the fall or early winter and then diminish in the spring.

    The full spectrum lights designed for lamps that treat seasonal affective disorder are up to ten times more powerful than incandescent ...

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  • Seasonal Allergy Tips
    By: JK Rowling | - As fall kicks off, the statistics for allergic reactions go sky high. About 50 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergy caused by ragweed and other weed pollens, and mold spores. The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology estimates that 20% of the U.S. population suffers from allergies symptoms on a regular basis.

    A lot of people cannot sleep, work, and do their daily routines because of ragweed allergies causing uncontrollable sneezing, runny nose, itchy and wa ...

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  • Seasonal Allergy And The Common Cold
    By: JK Rowling | - Every year millions of Americans suffer from seasonal allergy. However, a certain percentage of those who suffer from seasonal allergies dismiss it as chronic cold. To better understand this, we need to define and differentiate it from the common cold.


    Unlike colds that occur during winter or usually when there is a sudden change in temperature, allergies are caused by allergens. This causes an allergic reaction on the bodily function of a human sensitive to that particula ...

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  • Diagnosis For Seasonal Allergies
    By: WesFreecs | - Medical and health circles believed that dust allergies are to be considered as seasonal allergies also, because dust also belongs to small particles that float airborne such as pollens, molds and others. Its quiet alarming that in the United States alone about 35 million people are affected with these allergies. Some of the signs of illness are sore throat, runny nose, itchy nose and eyes, coughing, sneezing, post nasal drip and asthma. These are all affecting humans health and can really ...
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  • 10 Tips On Avoiding And Responding Properly To Seasonal Allergy
    By: JK Rowling | - As fall kicks off, the statistics for allergic reactions go sky high. About 50 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergy caused by ragweed, mold, pollen, and other substances. The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology plots 20% of the U.S. population need to combat allergies symptoms on a regular occurrence while another 20% deal with hypersensitivity to food, stimuli, or environmental stuffs.

    Ragweed allergy may look so simple but a lot of people cannot sleep, ...

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  • Send Seasonal Flowers: Summer 2009 Trends
    By: AlterSage | - It may be only the month of October, but already the warm, sunny days are upon us, and the cold winter winds are leaving. Summer is ahead of us, and South Africas famous flowers are starting to bloom across the country. Summer flowers are a signature feature of this happy and enjoyable time. The fresh fragrances, coupled with bright hues of red, yellow, pink, purple and green, create an atmosphere of joviality.

    Various flower arranging trends come to the fore every season. Some a ...

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  • Restaurant Pos Software For Seasonal Restaurants
    By: David LaCroix - Skilled of Restaurant POS Software for the Restaurants | - A good business is to run seasonal restaurants in popular tourists places. Seasonal restaurants, in fact, are a cost-effective mean to run the business that needs modest investment and a minimum setup. Usually, your seasonal restaurant will be a fast-food joint like a coffee or pizza shop; what you need to run it is an efficient work force and good restaurant pos software. Apart from your work force, your restaurant pos software should ensure that you serve your customer in the quickest ...
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  • Planning Seasonal Celebrations
    By: Irina Ivan | - 10 things that make a successful Seasonal Celebration

    1.Everybody is thinking in advance how he/she will spend their Holidays, especially Christmas, New Year and Easter. That"s why, if you are planning to organize a Seasonal Celebration Party, you should send invitations in advance too, so that everybody take it into account as an option. Otherwise, by the time your invitation reaches people, they would have already made other plans.

    2.The best part in planning Seaso ...

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  • Seasonal Koi Care Tips
    By: Randy Tan | - Seasonal Koi care is important in order to provide proper breeding of your Koi fish. They also need varieties of care according to their climatic environment. There are four seasons where special care should be provided to them in order to thrive better namely spring, summer, fall and winter.

    Spring is perhaps the worse season for Koi fish. Water temperature is an important factor to consider. Another is to know how to keep bacteria and parasites away to prey on your fish. It is n ...

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  • Seasonal Advertising Ideas: Ordering Seasonal Promotional Gifts For Maximum Impact
    By: Jenny Schweyer | - Most every business has already invested in at least one type of promotional gift. Business giveaways have long been one of the most cost-effective means of direct business advertising. Pens, mugs and keychains are among the most popular, and every business should invest in one of these staples of advertising. But when it's time to take it to the next level, seasonal promotional gifts provide extra memorability and impact.

    Seasonal promotional gifts refer to business giveaways t ...

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  • Sad-when Seasonal Blues Get Out Of Control
    By: Alan B. Densky, CH | - Are you becoming concerned that your bout with seasonal blues has lasted longer, or has become more severe than normal? How can you tell whether this is merely a temporary problem, or whether you might have an actual case of Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD? Ought you to look for medical help? Educate yourself about the symptoms of SAD, how this problem affects sufferers, and what therapies are most helpful.

    Seasonal Affective Disorder is more than just feeling sad because wint ...

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  • Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Kunbi Balogun | - The most common type of SAD is winter depression with symptoms beginning in autumn and winter. This is followed by full remission or hypomanic states (mild state of mania) during the following spring and summer.1 A rare form of SAD occurs during the summer. SAD is generally characterised by four central features,

    1.Recurrent major depressive episodes, which start around the same time each year, for example September to October, and end around the same time each year, for example ...

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  • Coping With Seasonal Affective Disorder
    By: Ann McLaren | - Seasonal Affective Disorder, also called SAD, is often called the "winter depression" because so many people are affected by this mood disorder in the late or winter months of the year. There is also a summer version that affects some people. People with SAD will feel normal throughout the year but during the winter months, they may experience abnormal mood swings, anxiety and depression. This mood disorder can cause symptoms so severe that it affects the normal routine of your life. You may fin ...
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  • Making Seasonal Fashion Merchandising Effective
    By: Fibre2fashion | - Introduction

    Seasonal merchandising refers to the process of merchandising that is the management of products and stocks according to the seasonal trends or fashions prevailing in the market. Seasonal merchandising is fast becoming the mantra in the Indian retail scenario.

    Seasonal merchandising has its own benefits as well as limitations. The following points analyze the concept as a whole:

    Accurate forecasting

    In order to generate mo ...

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