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Editorial: Charlie Crist's hypocrisy.
Is Citizen's Squeezing out private Market?...If only
Crist would apply the same critical eye toward his own machinations
with Florida's property insurance industry. It's a
case study in how government ...
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VIDEO: Radical in the White House?...Glen Beck can be a
little annoying sometimes - but this time he's worth a listen - you
may be shocked at the background of this "Czar"...
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Auto insurance investing...Mercury
insurance worked hard to undercut other insurance companies and get
a large percentage of California's insurance business. ...
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Competition in health
insurance...This is a fairly important
question while we discuss national health care: just how much
competition is there in the health insurance industry? ...
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$95 million deadline looms for LA Citizens
Insurance ...After losing a class-action
lawsuit brought by thousands of its own policyholders, Citizens
Insurance is hoping a last-minute deal will secure
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F.Y.I. EXPO Exhibit
Hall Gallery
HERE!
(Aug 6-8, 2009) |
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L.A.A.I.A.
Exhibit Hall Gallery
HERE!
(July 15-18, 2009) |
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F.A.I.A. 2009 Exhibit Hall Gallery
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Analyst Bove sees 150-200 more US bank failures...Bove
said "perhaps another 150 to 200 banks will fail," on top of 81 so
far in 2009, adding stress to the FDIC's deposit insurance
fund. ...
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Farm Bureau
Insurance gets lauded...North Carolina
Farm Bureau Insurance makes the most of a network of
approximately 800 exclusive agents and ranks among the leading
property and casualty ...
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Michigan Supreme Court To Review Auto Injury Law...In
1973, Michigan's "no fault" insurance legislation took
effect. The law was meant to make it easier for injured people to
receive certain insurance ...
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Flood insurance premiums up 8 percent in
SC...Despite the rate
increase, flood insurance is still very affordable, said Allison
Dean Love of the South Carolina Insurance News Service in Columbia.
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Louisiana Agent
to
serve...Cindy Lirette of Houma was installed as
the president of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers
of Louisiana on June 21 and will hold the position for a
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Regulator Shuts
Georgia, Alabama Banks...The Federal Deposit
Insurance Corporation has closed two Georgia and
Alabama banks with combined assets of $927 million, Bloomberg
reports. ...
 La.
Insurance Dept. owes $692000 in dispute...The
Louisiana Department of Insurance owes $692000 for legal fees and
other costs in a dispute with the Office of the Legislative Auditor
over access ...
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Thieves still prefer old Honda...Car
insurance that covers vehicle theft is not mandatory in South
Carolina. That type of coverage, part of what's called comprehensive
coverage, ...
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Car insurance market competition
'to grow'...Recession-hit
customers are currently looking to reduce breakdown cover
charges and other fees levied by car insurance providers.
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Insurance Workers Pipe Up At
Town Halls...It
became another rowdy meeting once the question session
began, according to an account from West Virginia Public
Broadcasting. One woman made the case for ...
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Study: More trucks being stolen in
Alabama...The 1996 Honda
Accord was the most stolen car in Alabama in 2008. According to the
NICB, the parts can be stripped from a car at a chop shop and sold
for at ...
Williams
joins Southeastern Insurance Group...Southeastern
Insurance Group is a locally owned and operated Independent
Insurance Agency serving Gainesville, Georgia since 1968. ...
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Lloyd's appoints new president of North
America...... including
Chubb & Son; Barney & Barney; Johnson & Higgins; Hilb Rogal & Hobbs;
and Marsh. ... He has over 28 years experience in the insurance
industry, ...
Need
E&O
Insurance... VaDwayne is an Insurance
Agent from Virginia. Re: Need E&O Insurance
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Obama vs. CIA - Were interrogations
effective?...On
Monday the Obama administration released a 2004 CIA
inspector general's report on the agency's detention and
interrogation program. Yesterday, the New York Times
reported some gruesome abuses on its front page, above the
fold:
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Climate Controls Mountain Heights, New Study Shows...From
the highest peaks of the Himalayas to the flat-topped rises
found in Canada, the height of Earth’s mountains may be
controlled more by climate-influenced glaciers than the tectonic
uplift of Earth's surface, a new study finds.
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Artificial life will be created 'within months'...Dr
Craig Venter – one of the world’s most famous and controversial
biologists – said his U.S. researchers have overcome one of the last
big hurdles to making a synthetic organism.
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Invisibility cloak that 'bends light around itself' could be a
reality in two years...Physicist Prof Ulf Leonhardt of the
University of St Andrews believes he can make a 'major leap' towards
a cloaking device in just two years.
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Annie Leibovitz, photographer of stars, faces ruin...Annie
Leibovitz is as famous as the people she photographs but now the
genius behind the lens is close to financial ruin -- a victim, some
say, of her own relentless artistic ambition.
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Political Correctness Run Amuck: European Groups Ban 'Racist'
Everyday Phrases Like 'Black Mark'... 'Whiter than White'...
Among the everyday sayings that have been
quietly dropped in a bid to stamp out racism and sexism are “whiter
than white”, “gentleman’s agreement”, “black mark” and “right-hand
man”.
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POLL: New Low for Obama Approval Index...The
Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows
that 28% of the nation's voters Strongly Approve of the way that
Barack Obama is performing his role as President. Forty percent
(40%) Strongly Disapprove
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Thrill is gone for Obama and the media...
There’s nothing like a summer vacation to rekindle a
romance. So maybe a week on Martha’s Vineyard can bring back some of
the magic between the Obama administration and the media.
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ON THE ROPES: Polls
show potential GOP challengers would beat Harry Reid...It's
the highest stakes ever for a Nevada election, and former boxer Sen.
Harry Reid is on the ropes early. Either Republican Danny Tarkanian
or Sue Lowden would knock out Reid in a general election, according
to a recent poll of Nevada voters.
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Africa wants $67 Billion a year in 'global warming' funds (I'll bet
they do!) ...African leaders will ask rich
nations for $67 billion per year to mitigate the impact of global
warming on the world's poorest continent, according to a draft
resolution seen by Reuters on Monday
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Franks goes on the attack...A big, boisterous
crowd largely supported an Arizona Congressman, who lambasted
the Democratic president and his ...
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Picture perfect....Nikon
recently announced two new feature-rich digital SLR cameras, the
D300s and the D3000. The hotly anticipated D300s is Nikon's latest
professional-level ...
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