Easing the transition for relocating executives

Article Abstract:

Corporate relocation can alter one's personal and financial affairs. Busy executives should find a way to lessen the impact of dislocation which occurs after a relocation. Thus, it is beneficial to transact with a financial institution that has a nationwide system of branch offices knowledgeable with every local market. The transferee must be able to consummate the contract in a location convenient to him. Several features which a relocating executive should look for in a lender are presented.

Analysis, Employee relocation

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In praise of the mixed border

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Attractive garden border designs require the right combination of perennials with annuals and biennials. Shrubs are used to shape the border and can be planted together with such bulbs as grape hyacinth and asiatic lilies. Perennials such as blue phlox and lady's mantle complement a mixed border.

Methods, Gardening, Garden borders

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Art of the matter

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The recession has caused schools to reduce spending on arts education, but art is a vital part of a child's curriculum. Resources are available for concerned parents and teachers. The National Endowment for the Arts and other agencies are listed.

Study and teaching, Art

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