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Mixed Feelings on Fidel Castro`s Legacy

The Castro brothers have outlasted eleven U.S. presidents

(SAN FRANCISCO) - On November 25, 2016, Fidel Castro, Cuban revolutionary, died at age 90. The Cuban government will observe nine days of mourning for Fidel Castro.

After two days of observances in Revolution Plaza in Havana, Castro’s ashes will be transported across the country to the eastern city of Santiago de Cuba.

The Best of Pacific Interior Styles

Themes that are comforting and contemporary, with a feeling of tradition and history running through them.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The Pacific coast of America has a great reputation for influencing the wider cultural landscape of the US in many ways, although it might surprise some residents to find that a unique approach to interior home decoration styles is one of them.

We all know that using different colors, fabrics and accessories can combine to create a particular feeling or atmosphere in a home to really help generate a distinct mood.

3 Hacks for Selling Your Home Quickly in Any Market

Surprisingly, many home sellers overlook the most obvious steps.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Selling your home can be can be difficult.
Selling your home quickly, and in a tough market, can seem impossible.
Fortunately, it isn’t. You just need to know what you’re doing.

To help you with this, let’s take a look at a few hacks for selling your home quickly in any market.

New Study Highlights the Impact of E-Cigarettes on Oral Health

Study says vapors from an e-cigarette can cause cells to release inflammatory proteins.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Over recent years there have been a vast number of news stories and medical reports coming out that show the importance of good oral health.

The health of your teeth, gums, and mouth, can be linked to everything from diabetes to heart attack, making it more essential than ever that people focus on how to keep their mouths healthy.

Overcoming the Adult ADHD and Anxiety Epidemic Through Four Lifestyle Changes

Stress is a major trigger of anxiety in adults

(SALEM, Ore.) - To state that there's an anxiety epidemic among modern adults sounds like fear-mongering; however, the fact remains that nearly five percent of the general public lives with ADHD and anxiety.

Thankfully, there are proactive steps you can take to get your life in order, regardless of whether or not you're seeking professional treatment or think that you might be impacted by such conditions yourself.

Zillow Introduces New Networks Using the AWS Cloud

This technology is likely to advance the entire online real estate industry.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Zillow has long been an innovator and a leader in how the world sees and buys homes and a few years ago they even moved into the rental market, taking on a large-scale project to give future renters a better idea of what real life would in properties around the country.

The goal from Zillow with the announcement of this news is that it will usher in a new era, where buyers will be able to search for properties in a way that’s as efficient and streamlined as possible, without any sacrifice in accuracy or relevance.

What Should Businesses Know Following the News of the Election?

There's a possibility of a traditional Republican leadership style.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The U.S. Presidential election was more than a simple process to elect a new president. Rather, it was an ideological showdown between Hillary Clinton, a career politician who was the obvious choice in the eyes of most voters, journalists and business owners.

Then, there was Donald Trump. Someone well-versed in businesses, but seen as a complete outside to the political arena with no governing experience.

American Heartburn

Taking one day at at time seems to be the consensus.

(Pender Island, BC) - Economics Nobelist Paul Krugman wonders: “Is America a failed state and society? It looks truly possible.

"I guess we have to pick ourselves up and try to find a way forward, but this has been a night of terrible revelations, and I don’t think it’s self-indulgent to feel quite a lot of despair.”

Water Positioned as a Top Challenge in Fight Against Climate Change at COP22

World Water Council emphasizes the need to create synergies as pillars for water security and to do justice to the African continent

(MARRAKESH, Kingdom of Morocco) - Following the inauguration of the first Global Climate Action Day for Water in the history of the UNFCCC, the World Water Council, through the voice of Honorary President Loïc Fauchon, presents today the outcomes of those discussions held during 9 November’s “Water Day.”

Climate Action Champion, Minister Hakima El Haite and Ambassador Laurence Tubiana, receives the key recommendations with great interest in the presence of other ministers and high-level participants during the “High Level Panel on Accelerating Climate Action”.

Four Ways to Protect Your Wealth in a Post-Election Economy

“Better safe than sorry” is the name of the game!

(SALEM, Ore.) - The long-awaited United States Presidential election is finally over, with the public on both sides keeping a keen eye on the country's economic climate moving forward.

Post-election economies are a bit of an enigma. Given the tendency of stock prices to fluctuate in response to new Presidential appointments and election years in general, it's natural to feel a bit nervous about your financial future in the face of change.