Get out your car insurance policy and let's go over it to make sure you have the important things covered. Do you need comprehensive or just collision coverage? How much coverage do you need for bodily injury liability? What options should you pass on? How does your umbrella policy work with your car insurance policy? Most doctors should have an umbrella policy in a seven-figure amount. 80% of umbrella claims are auto-related. To get an umbrella policy you will be required to carry certain limits in car insurance. We dive into all these details in this episode to make certain you are appropriately insured to protect your finances. Like other episodes, after this deep dive, we answer listener questions about...
Summer vacation may be slipping away, but you can make every last minute count before sending the crew back to school. We’ve got you covered with simple ways to spend some family time together and send the season out in style: we’re talking both indoor and outdoor activities that are sure to check off a few items on your summer bucket list. Keep reading for everything you need to make this summer’s last hurrah one for the books. photo: Shelley Massey Go to a water park, or turn your backyard into one. Bob for donuts at breakfast. Make s’mores. You can go gourmet with one of these unconventional twists. photo: Snapwire via Pexels Go backyard camping. We've got 10 great ideas to help you...
I grew up in New York City in the 1970s. Was it a racist place? Probably, but that is not what I experienced for the most part. I’m not saying there wasn’t bigotry or misinformation. In fact, it was inevitable that there was. My parents came to the United States from India early in that diaspora. We moved to Jackson Heights before it became a version of New Mumbai, complete with sari shops, Indian appliance stores and sweet vendors. When my parents lived in Queens, Jackson Heights still had a cosmopolitan European feel to it. There was the Sicilian style pizzaria on the corner with just three stools at the counter and a delicious selection of Italian ices. There...
Looking for a really fun and easy science experiment for kids of all ages? You will love making this Magic Goo! This Static Electricity Experiment for kids is a fun, hands-on way to explore static electricity for kids. Use Magic Goo Balloon to explore static electricity experiments with preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd […]
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When the U.K. dropped all coronavirus restrictions on “Freedom Day,” July 19, critics called the move a “dangerous and unethical experiment.” Harsher critics called it “epidemiologically stupid.” At the time, cases in the country were still rising amid a Delta-fueled spike. Then, to nearly everyone’s surprise, COVID-19 cases started falling. This suggests that Delta hit a natural peak in the U.K. by mid-July—not because of Freedom Day, the effects of which are only just starting to show up in the data, but through some other mechanism.Now, two weeks later, “the impact of Freedom Day is the big question,” says Paul Hunter, an epidemiologist at the University of East Anglia. “And I’m not at all sure which way it will go.”...
