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When Do You Know That Your Life Insurance Isn’t Worth It?

By Abdul Alhazred on January 17, 2020 Health/Medicine

A Brief History To this date in history, life insurance is perhaps one of the most “problematic” or morbid financial services available to the regular consumer. The idea of insuring your life sounds a bit odd, but there are quasi-magical stories that appear from time to time: of the father who took out a policy without anyone knowing, then suddenly passes away leaving more than a quarter of a million dollars in his wake. The guiding principle behind life insurance policy is basically this: a person pays a set monthly fee as a way of setting aside money for their…

Change Your Eating Habit With Healthy Meal Prep Delivery

By Sarah Williams on January 17, 2020 Food, Health/Medicine

A Brief History Today, the key to achieving success in life is having a plan. It is not different when it comes to healthy eating. Planning and preparing your daily meals in advance will aid you in staying on track. It helps empower you to attain your healthy lifestyle goal. But, while having aspirations and setting goals can be straightforward, it can be difficult to stay consistent. With this, consider a healthy meal prep delivery service to help you follow through your new eating habits. Digging Deeper Meal Prep Implement Strategies The purpose of meal prep is to control portions,…

Things You Need to Know About Car Workshops

By Abdul Alhazred on January 16, 2020 Vehicles

A Brief History Many people do not know that auto mechanics started as early as the 1800s in Europe, and the first-ever automobile was perfected in 1901. While a lot of things happened throughout automobile history, early car owners always had difficulty in finding people to fix and maintain this newly invented machine. In the early 1900s, Henry Ford perfected the efficient way of automobile making by releasing cars that had standardized parts, hence, it was cheaper and faster to make. As more automobiles were produced using standardized parts that were easy to learn and use, professionals and private businesses…

What Are the Basic Things to Know About Bitcoin?

By Abdul Alhazred on January 16, 2020 Business and Economics, October 31

A Brief History On October 31, 2008, a link to a paper authored by Satoshi Nakamoto titled Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System was posted to a cryptography mailing list. Today, Bitcoin is autonomous of customary banking and, as indicated by some top online merchants, is viewed as the most mainstream computerized cash that depends on PC systems to illuminate complex math. Issues, for verification and to record the subtleties of each exchange performed. The Bitcoin conversion scale is not subject to the national bank and is not the main power that administers the conveyance of digital currency. Be that as it…

What to do if You Find a Dead Body!

By Major Dan on January 15, 2020 Crime, Health/Medicine, January 15

A Brief History On January 15, 1947, Betty Bersinger was walking with her 3 year old daughter near Leimert Park in Los Angeles, California at about 10 in the morning when they came upon the naked, dead body of a young woman. The body had been cut in half and mutilated, and soon became famous as “The Black Dahlia.” Betty at first thought the object on the ground was a discarded mannequin, but quickly realized it was instead a human being! Betty did the right thing, which is to immediately run to the nearest house to use the telephone to…