Michael, I'll do my best, given your very limited description of the issue. First, plain-old "failure to tell" by the agent is generally not actionable. There first has to be a duty to speak before there can be a case for negligent misrepresentation. The agent does not have a duty to make you aware of all the policy's terms and conditions. You should have received a copy of your policy back when you bought it, and it was incumbent onb you to read and understand it. (Now, I'm

I have been checking this issue as well. If you google "internet tv," you will see lots of sites that host or link to lots of channels. I am surprised to see some of the channels, such as HBO, Fox News, Discovery, Cinemax, and on and on... I watched some of them and was surprised to see this for free over the net. I wonder if they are legal. I have not come to anything as convenient as cable, with program listings and quick and easy switching between channels. I also did not try to see

Yeah, my cat of 18 years hasn't been around for a couple of days. I'm sure he wandered off somewhere quiet to pass on. It is a shame it has to come at that, but I really don't grive so hard because I figured we had 18 good years together. I still have 4 dogs. All are just like our kids to us. They sleep and eat with us.

[quote user="Colin"] I was an Assistant Energy Trader and Office Manager at Merrill Lynch and Infinity Trading Group in the nineties. I personally made over 1,300% annual ROI shorting Japanese yen and oil down to $10 a barrel. One of the first things Hugo Chavez did as the new leader of Venezuela was to go to Mexico and get them to agree to follow OPEC production guidelines, this stopped Venezuela and Mexico from being two of the biggest OPEC cheaters and it immediately firmed up the price

[quote user="Jeff Matthews"] It's no hidden structure. WYSIWYG. People bidding up prices they will pay because they can pass on the increase to the next guy. That's what business is all about. Nothing negative. Nothing positive. No evil. No charity. If you think prices will go up next week, you'll pay a bit more today. If you paid a bit more today, that becomes the new price. An increase in supply or a reduction in demand are the only factors that will bring prices down. There

[quote user="mdeneen"] Hmmm? Comparing the price of oil to the stock bubble or housing bubble? I think you first have to see if that comparison makes any sense. What war was ever fought over housing or stock prices? What is the OPEC equivelent for housing and stocks? What are the CONSUMPTION rates for houses and stocks? What is the total global availability of houses and stocks? If you ask me, this article is a bit like writing, "Gas mileage will go up in cars because people get good

It was quite a small ordeal putting them in the back of a regular size Yukon. I don't see how you'll do it with an Escape.

You have no obligations whatsoever to tell someone something might be worth more than you're offering. If a person had to do that, what the heck would they call "negotiating?" Back to the xover re-cap issue. I didn't believe it would make a difference before, but after lots of prodding, I did it. It did make a big difference in the high end. The highs were much more crisp afterward.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFkgbK7VTmY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnuHJZMdako&feature=channel

[quote user="Just_Strummin"] I think a more appropriate question is who didn't! They got our tax $$$ so they could lend us our money back to us with interest. And they get bonuses for doing it! [/quote] I can just see the above as part of Gallagher's "America" skit. "...mare'ca!"