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Online Casino Action Plans Change to Meet Today`s World

With more clients gaming on the web, casino owners must think in new ways.

(SALEM, Ore.) - During the high points and low points, change is consistent inside the online casino business.

The times of financed airfare and lodging costs might be behind us. Indeed, the absolute greatest names and resorts are changing their organizations to adjust to the current environment. Here are the online casino plans of action that are working for extreme changes.

Combating Voter Suppression in GOP-Controlled States

The best response is a sweeping expansion of federal voting rights.

(SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.) - As of February 25, 2021, 43 Republican-controlled states have together introduced over 250 bills to restrict voting access after the 2020 election. Stacey Abrams called the Georgia restrictions “a redux of Jim Crow in a suit and tie.”

All this talk about bipartisanship is a lot of bunk. Let's face it, the Republicans don’t want Biden to succeed.

Tamiflu is Dangerous to Children

Why approve use of a known dangerous drug?

(MYRTLE BEACH, SC) - It appears the CDC is positioning itself to recommend a very dangerous drug called Tamiflu in the treatment of COVID-19. In 2012, I wrote an article republished below warning of the dangers of children and infants being prescribed Tamiflu.

This drug causes psychosis, delusions and paranoia and adversely affects children.

Are you Unhappy with your Job?

Your job choice should enhance your life, financially and otherwise.

(SALEM, Ore.) - As significant as work is in our lives, we tend to have a lot of expectations from it. When our expectations are not met, it can lead to dissatisfaction with our job.

Many factors may affect our satisfaction at work. These factors are sometimes beyond our control.

Trading Stocks During Earnings Season

Keep in mind that profit isn’t the only metric to monitor.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Each earnings season comes at the close of a company’s financial quarter.

The results of the earnings season lead to a massive upswing in the number of buyers, sellers, and traders looking to improve their portfolios.

Software Development Apprenticeships On The Rise As COVID Hits Oregon

Discover which apprenticeship programs are available to you.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Software development apprenticeships are on the rise as COVID hits Oregon. According to Salem apprenticeship administrators, apprenticeships provide individuals with an alternative pathway to advance their careers.

Indeed, many apprenticeship programs use a different pipeline to bring people up to the level they need for an entry-level job.

Vulnerability In The Moment

For so many facing life's overwhelming challenges right now, this will ring true.

(PORTLAND, Ore. / PeaceVoice) - I’ve been forced today to set aside my certainties, norms and expectations — virtually all of them. Certainty number one: that my computer will keep functioning as I write.

This morning — a dozen or so hours ago — I sat at my machine and it was working fine except for one thing...

How to Succeed in a New Career

As has been proven again and again: hard work will help you go very far.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Life is all about new beginnings. Of course, starting over isn’t always simple or straightforward. Though many professionals change jobs frequently, relatively few are able to succeed when they begin a new career.

Professionals will face many challenges when they decide to make a fresh start.

How Web Design Can Impact Your SEO

How to easily fine-tune your current custom web design to help boost SEO results.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Marketing experts often focus on which techniques yield the best results. SEO is one of the most effective, yet time-consuming marketing techniques.

There are many factors that can affect SEO rankings, one of which is web design.

Starting a Business in Salem in 2021

Many spirited small business owners are looking to start afresh- online.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The pandemic has hit the people of Salem hard. With Oregon Governor Kate Brown extending the “state of emergency” through to March, Salem's key industries continue to fight on against the unpredictable economy.

Many small business owners have decided to cut their losses and close their businesses.