Reasons Your Vehicle Insurance Went Up

By Adriana J. Noton

Sometimes, when it comes time to renew your vehicle insurance, you’ll find that your premiums are higher than they were before. Vehicle insurance is a touchy and often complex kind of service that is influenced by many different factors. By changing just one or two of the right elements, you can end up paying more than you were, and more than you’re willing to pay. It’s a good idea to stay on top of your vehicle insurance and the rates you’re paying, especially when a new term has started. If you find that your rates have gone up for any reason, you can deal, you can deal with it in the appropriate fashion.

One reason your vehicle insurance may have gone up is because certain discounts you were getting are no longer valid. When you sign on and get your first car insurance quotes, you may have been given various discounts for age or driving record or some other reason. If those discounts have changed, or your situation has changed so you’re no longer entitled, the price of your insurance will rise. It’s a good idea to ask how long your discounts will apply for when you first get your vehicle insurance, so you’ll know what to expect later.

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If you’ve had any accident claims or driving violations since your last renewal that may be another reason your rates have gone up. Your driving record and claims history is a factor when you first get car insurance quotes, and it’s a factor that can make your vehicle insurance go up along the way. Driving within the law and using caution to avoid accidents and insurance claims is always a good idea. Getting a new vehicle or an additional is another reason your vehicle insurance might go up. Obviously, it’s going to cost more to insure two vehicles over one, but even if you still have one but it’s a different one, your rates may go up.

A new car will likely be worth more than your old one, which will cause rates to rise. It also may have fewer safety features or anti-theft devices that help lower your vehicle insurance in the first place. If you move or change jobs, you may notice a change in your vehicle insurance. Certain geographic areas are statistically safer than others, and if you mover to one with a higher crime or accident rate, you’re probably going to pay for it with higher vehicle insurance. If you switch to a job that requires substantially more driving, your likelihood of an accident increases and so will you vehicle insurance.

If you feel that your vehicle insurance rates have gone up too abruptly or too much for reasons you don’t agree with, feel free to shop around for something better. You may pay a little penalty if you cancel your vehicle insurance, but if the company has turned out to be undependable, it’s probably for the best. Look around for new car insurance quotes or look for an online auto insurance quote to change your situation around.

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Former Illinois Governor Blagojevich rests in corruption trial

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Despite promises he would testify in his own corruption trial, lawyers for former Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich rested their case yesterday morning. His defense did not call a single witness, and apparently feels the prosecution has not proven their case. Closing arguments are scheduled for Monday.

Speculation that Blagojevich would not testify began on Tuesday, when U.S. District Judge James Zagel adjourned 90 minutes early after a private meeting with the lawyers involved. Robert Blagojevich, the former governor’s brother and co-defendant in the case, had already testified on his own behalf. Blagojevich’s defense team apparently considered resting their case on Tuesday, but Zagel gave them an extra day to consider their decision more carefully.

When Zagel directly asked the former governor about his decision, he replied that he understood what he was doing. “It is my decision, under the advice of my attorneys. I make the decision fully and voluntarily,” he said.

Blagojevich is charged with trying to sell the U.S. Senate seat that had been vacated by Barack Obama when he won the 2008 presidential election, among other crimes. Robert Blagojevich testified that his brother was trying to manipulate the political situation to his advantage, but emphasized that he engaged in nothing illegal. According to some sources, Blagojevich was interested in leading the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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Tens of thousands of workers demonstrate in Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Tens of thousands of workers demonstrate in Ljubljana, Slovenia

Saturday, November 26, 2005

Despite heavy snowing, tens of thousands of workers and supporters marched today in Ljubljana, Slovenia in the largest demonstration since the country’s independence in 1991 to protest against the government programme of economic reforms, including privatisation of public services, tax cuts for businessmen and the abolition of the lower value added tax rate for items like food and books.

The protests, jointly organized by several trade union federations and attended by representatives of almost all Slovenian trade unions, began with an hour-long march from Ljubljana’s Tivoli park to the Congress Square (Kongresni trg). Workers and trade unionists were joined by supporters from Croatia, Italy and Austria, as well as students, anarchist groups, and general population. Several politicians from the opposition Liberal democracy and Social democrats were seen in the crowd. Noisy protesters armed with whistles, rattles and even some flares, marched through the snow waving trade union flags and carrying banners denouncing government policies. There were even a couple of old socialist flags with red stars. Riot police were seen on side streets and guarding accessess to government buildings, but they did not intervene.

The protest continued at the Congress Square with speeches of the representatives of trade unions and student organizations who denounced the government policy as leading into greater inequality and decreased standard of living for ordinary people. The loudest boos of the audience were drawn by the remarks about blaming the unemployed for being unemployed, introduction of university fees, and government’s waiving of taxes and health and pension fund contributions for church officials. The speeches were followed by a musical program, but the crowd soon started dispersing to escape the weather. Trade unions organized transport for 40,000 people to attend, but many buses were stuck in traffic jams on snowy roads and arrived too late for the protest. The police estimated the number of protesters to 25,000.

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Catching A Cheater With These 9 Signs}

Submitted by: James Gaston

Do you think your partner is cheating on you? If so, he or she shouldnt get away with it and there are signs that will be displayed that makes catching a cheater a rather easy act. You just have to know what to look for and look for them. This doesnt mean you should become paranoid and think that the tiniest sign is an indicator that you are being cheated on, but, usually, more than one sign or definitive proof, at that, will determine whether or not you are truly being cheated on.

The following are 9 tips and signs to help you in catching a cheater so that you dont have to put up with it if you dont want to:

1. Know the cheating signs that include suddenly opening a post office box without saying a word, cigarette smoke smell when your partner doesnt smoke, clothes smell of perfume or cologne, turns off cell phone when with you, and pieces of paper with phone numbers or addresses.

2. Check cellular phone bills and credit card bills. Cheaters usually leave a paper trail of some kind even if they believe they are being careful. If you suddenly find your partner making an effort to get the mail each day when that is not characteristic of him or her, then you know they are trying to hide something.

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3. Computer usage changes, such as using the computer privately. Catching a cheater can be even easier if you know to look at chat histories. If histories with certain people are deleted and not deleted on others, then something is being hidden. You may also notice a loss of interest in sex or a change in sleep patterns, which is an indicator of cyber sex.

4. Look at tax returns and see if there are any unexplained travel expenses and review bank statements for unexplained debits. If you see an increase in ATM withdrawals when your significant other is more apt to use their debit card, then it is possible that there are some expenses he or she doesnt want tracked.

5. Look at car mileage. If the mileage is much more than going to a certain friends house and back or to work and back, then that is an indicator that he or she is going elsewhere. If there is a denial of any side trips, then something is being hidden.

6. You will notice behavioral changes that include joining a gym or tanning salon, a sudden hairstyle change, buys new underwear, wears cologne or perfume more often, constant distraction or daydreaming, wants to know what youre doing more often than usual, more frequent bathing, does own laundry, and buys new clothes.

7. Household chores and other responsibilities go ignored. If this time is replaced by Internet time or simply not being home, then this is an indicator something is wrong.

8. More work functions are being attended alone, your partner is frequently unavailable at work, comes home later than usual, and work hours are abnormal.

9. Your partner is suddenly being nicer to you and buying you more gifts. It has been known for years that a man buying a woman flowers for no reason is an indicator that he has done something wrong. A woman is more likely to buy her man a random gift than a man is for his woman.

While catching a cheater can be a painful situation to have to endure, it can be in ones best interest to know that they are being cheated on. Not only is it a matter of the heart, but also a matter of health because catching a cheater could be the difference between contracting an STD and being healthy. Most of all, it gives you the opportunity to move on with your life and find someone who will treat you right or to work on the problems within your relationship in order to save it.

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US actor Gary Coleman dies aged 42

Friday, May 28, 2010

US actor Gary Coleman died Friday at the Utah Valley Regional Medical Center in Provo, Utah, after complications from a brain hemorrhage. Coleman was admitted to the hospital on May 26 after falling and injuring his head. He went into a coma on May 27 and required life support. He was taken off life support and died shortly after noon on Friday. He was 42 years old.

Coleman had been suffering multiple medical problems throughout his life, however, it is unknown if these problems affected his death. He suffered from a congenital kidney disease which required two transplants and daily dialysis. On February 27, 2010 Coleman suffered a seizure on the set of the television show The Insider.

Coleman’s career began with appearances in US sit-com’s such as The Jeffersons and Good Times. He was best known for his recurring role as Arnold Jackson on Diff’rent Strokes and his recurring line, “What’choo talkin’ ’bout, Willis?”.

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