The Peoria Woman - February 2008
Features
Hats Off to Beating the February Blahs
by Channy Lyons
Hats are the first thing people notice because we tend to first look at a person’s face. Don’t we all want a little more attention?
Peoria Profile
League of Women Voters
by Amy Groh
The League influences public policy through education and advocacy, because, as their website proclaims, “democracy is not a spectator sport!”
Publisher's Note
What Keeps Me Up at Night
by Jan Wright Vergon, Publisher
To acknowledge opportunity, learning and growth, and to take a chance on experience is far better than to not have tried.
What You Don't Know About Bras
by Amy Groh
Many people have researched how most women do, in fact, wear the wrong bra size.
Career
Exodus of Baby Boomers: A Problem for Businesses
by Joy Seymour
By embracing a more modern approach, businesses will be in a better position to tackle the problems that arise when there is a generational exodus from the workforce.
Identity Theft
by Katrina Taraska, Vonachen, Lawless, Trager and Slevin
Neglect of your accumulated available credit may have unforeseen financial consequences that far outweighs that one-time savings.
Simple File Sharing
by Paulette Sibrel, Illinois Central College
On XP computer systems, there are potentially two ways to share files.
Who Am I?
by Christine Corelli, Christine Corelli & Associates
Look at your products and services, your systems and procedures, and most importantly, every person in your place. Then, determine the answer to this pressing question: Would you buy from YOU?
Health
Postpartum Depression
by Polly Kocher
OSF Saint Francis Medical Center
Postpartum depression, formerly thought of as sadness or the “blues” that follows childbirth, is now recognized as much more complex and can be present during a woman’s pregnancy as well as following birth.
Worker's Compensation: A Physician's Perspective
by Jeffrey F. Traina, M.D.
Advanced Orthopedics
Employees have the right to choose the physician who will evaluate and treat them. However, the treatment must be approved by the workers’ compensation carrier.
Lifestyle
Hydrating Your Skin: Body Wraps and Exfoliation
by Paola Hinton
Five Senses Spa and Salon
Avoiding the signs that your body needs to be hydrated can cause skin to become irritated and cracked.
Our Guide to Finding the Perfect Fit
by Bedtime Boutique
Discovering your true bra size can be life-changing.
The Art of Happiness
by Suzette Boulais
ArtsPartners of Central Illinois
How do we find our own individual “must”?
Finance
Where You Get Your Mortgage Matters
by Sandra Beneventi, Commerce Bank
Regardless of whether you are buying a new home or refinancing, taking the time to research and feel comfortable with lender options is worth the effort.
Winter Weather Wears on Houses
by Jeanne Buysee, American Family Insurance
You thought that your main concern was to keep the driveway and sidewalks free of snow and ice, but there is danger lurking on the roof—ice dams.
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