Here are some news we at least be of interest to you.
Is all about "Irene". Maiden of the hurricane is expected to make a hit on Saturday and Sunday on the East Coast. Storm outside lanes have already caused heavy rain and storm surges to the outer banks of North Carolina.
Here's what else is happening:
Mandatory evacuations were ordered in some areas of New Jersey, North Carolina and Virginia. More expectedNew Jersey has suspended charges for two bridges on the State's major evacuation routesAlthough storm weakened slightly today, forecasters expected the storm to category 2 or 3 to the time when it reaches the coast of North Carolina
Here is a list of State Government when and where Irene is expected to hit. Take a look at this and please take steps to make sure that you and your family are safe. We can help you with that and don't forget to check out Ready.gov.
Irene can hit all our wallets. Hurricane has already caused bodily injury and property damage from the Dominican Republic to Florida, and more of the same is expected when it hits the East Coast. Careless owners on its way can be unpleasantly surprised when they look at their insurance companies for help after the storm.
For example, many homeowners insurance policies do not cover or "deleted" Wind and flooding damage. Requires a separate policy or Rider for these losses. Deductions for damage wind may be higher than for other losses, too.
Someone in the storm path should be putting their emergency plans into action, so you may not have time to call your insurance agent for more information about your policy. Check when the storm passes. In addition, you can protect your home and property to save money after the storm.
Homeowners nowhere near Irene may feel the pinch, too. Insurance companies have paid billions in claims this year from spring and summer storms and tornados and wildfires. Additional payments for Hurricane damage could mean hiking in insurance rates for all as companies try to recoup some of their losses.
There are ways to save money on your insurance policy how to change your coverage amount and your franchise. Discuss with your agent, these and other options.
CIA agent who helps the NYPD. The Police Commissioner of New York City just confirmed that the CIA was working with city police, something that for some time exploring the Associated Press. According to Commissioner for agent training of local staff into espionage equipment and informs them of terrorist activities outside the United States.
That is such a big deal? First except in very rare cases (which do not appear in New York) is against the law for the CIA to spy on us citizens and companies that are the limits of in the United States. It's the job of FBI investigations of criminal activity in the United States. The NYPD has insisted, however, the CIA does not make any actual spying-simply give advice.
Another problem was that the CIA trained police are focusing their investigation in some ethnic neighborhoods, mainly the Muslims among them. NYPD and Mayor of the city denied any racial or ethnic profiling.
How do you think? Whether the CIA and the State at interaction or local police? If thwarted another act of terrorism, or if the next Hasan, Loughner or some other "lone wolf" stopped because the CIA training and assistance, whether it then?
Backyard CHICKENS to bring the salmonella scare. So far, 92 people across 20 States were infected with salmonella-a large number of victims-children under 5 years. Reason: direct contact with chicks and Ducklings purchased from Ohio hatchery farm yard.
We talked about how backyard agriculture can save you money and provide fresh eggs and fruit and how to keep your draft legal. Now is the time to review some do's and don'ts when it comes to the elevation and maintenance of CSD:
Wash your hands with SOAP and water (or use hand Sanitizer) immediately after touching the baby chicks and ducklingsDon't let children under 5 to handle or touch the chicks, ducklings, or other living poultryDon't snuggle or Kiss, touch your mouth or eat or drink around live baby live baby birds poultryDon't Let inside the House
Have fun and be safe in your backyard garden or farm and learn more about food safety.
White House can help you keep your home. There are reports today, President Obama is considering a new program that can help millions of Americans to leave
and their homes to save
and a lot of money to stimulate the economy, all at the same time. But it may be just a rumor.
According to some, this plan will help homeowners with mortgages, with the support of the Government, such as mortgage FHA refinance right now to take advantage of historically low interest rates. Results are expected to homeowners:
Struggling with mortgage payments would avoid foreclosureWill save thousands of dollars in interest every yearWill spend the saved money, giving a boost to economy
Sounds good, but unfortunately, nobody can actually confirm that the plan is realistic, although one report said that it is one of several options, looked on. At the same time, read some more about your options when it comes to refinance and avoid foreclosure.
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