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Why does your client need coverage above and beyond? In today's ever more litigious society, your client's homeowner or auto policy may not be enough. If your client accidentally injures another person or their property and as a result is sued, the outcome may well be an award of damages well over the amount covered by a standard policy.

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Each year I vow that I will NOT fall into the American Idol vacuum which, every year, sucks me into the deep, dark bottomless pit of frivolous entertainment addiction. I have learned so much in the past six seasons though. Such as, if you tape the show and watch it immediately after the show airs, you can fast forward through the commercials and cut your time in half (I haven't graduated to TiVo yet). Number 2, if you can only watch one show each week, you don't need to watch the "bye-bye" show. The internet will let you know who is back to waiting tables. Number 3, total strangers bond when talking about the current season. Number 4, even people who don't watch at all know something about the contestants. I sought out to prove that last theory by taking a poll here in the office. Who is going to win this year? Holly thinks it will be somebody blonde (she doesn't watch), Rachel thinks it will be a girl, but she likes keeping her eye on Jason (Dr. Dreads). Mary admits to watching only because her husband is trapped the same vacuum as me. She thinks Carly (Ms. Tatts) will be the last one standing. Teresa and Dwight didn't hesitate to pick either Brooke and/or David Archuleta. Kelly and Chris Irvin don't watch but they endorse David Cook because he's a fellow Missourian. I try to analyze the American trend towards finickiness rather than analyzing the range and fortitude of the contestants' vocal chops. Therefore, I believe America needs a male version of Hannah Montana and that can only be...David Archuleta Montetta. Personally, I wouldn't mind to see Michael Johns hang in there till the end, but not for all the right reasons, I just like the way he talks. Good on ya mate! I guess we'll have to just wait and see...and in the mean time, I'll try to keep the vacuuming down to a minimum.