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Come out to the Temecula Valley Promenade Mall and join us for Spooktacular Dog Walk we will be there with Fausto's Bail Bonds and Saved By Grace Animal Rescue Come say hi to all of us. It will be a blast. Bring your dog dressed in his/her best costume. 40820 Winchester Road, Suite 2000, Temecula, CA 92591 Saturday, October 25th, 12pm-3pm... Join us in the Plaza for a pet and owner costume contest, a pet parade, vendor booths, and a monster mash green screen! Green screen photos are $5 with all proceeds to benefit Animal Friends of the Valleys. See more

Home Insurance Claims - What Are the Most Common Ones? In order to secure a good homeowners insurance policy, you should be aware of what the most common home insurance claims are. Understanding the most common claims is important so that you know what to look for and what type of coverage options to opt for, when researching a new home insurance policy. Below is a description of the top four claim types most commonly made on a homeowners insurance policy. 1) Water. Damage ca...used by water is number one. This does not include flood damage. Most homeowners policies do not provide coverage for flood damage and a separate policy is necessary to obtain that coverage. Most water claims are caused by leaks, overflows, or bursting water heaters. 2) Fire. Claims for fire damage are for structural damage as well as content loss. Make sure to read your policy well and make sure that there is no exclusion for coverage, if the reason for the fire is determined to be your fault. 3) Accidents. Having a pizza delivery guy sue you for slipping on your property while delivering a pizza is not as uncommon an occurrence as many people think. In fact, according to home insurance statistics, it happens quite frequently. 4) Animal attacks. Both homeowners who own pets who bite others, and homeowners who get bit by other people's pets, make claims on their policies for the damage done to them by the animal attack. The language used in the home policy is very different from company to company when it come to this type of coverage so review your plan well. Call us to find out more information regarding Homeowners Insurance. 951-600-8008

Most-Ticketed Cars List Topped by Subaru WRX, Pontiac GTO Is your car on the list? My son's car is. A new study of the most-ticketed cars in the U.S. may leave hot rod enthusiasts breathing a sigh of relief since inexpensive, low-maintenance cars favored by younger drivers draw the largest percentage of tickets.... An Insurance.com assessment found drivers of the Subaru WRX were most likely to be ticketed, with more than one-third of owners reportedly getting tickets. In second place, the Pontiac GTO saw 32.7 percent of its drivers ticketed, and the Scion FR-S had 32.6 percent. Alert: Many Risk a Heart Attack and Don't Know It. Take Dr. Crandall's Online Test Today. Insurance.com gleaned data from moving vehicle violations over a three-year period and compared it with more than a half million auto insurance quotes. Surprisingly, horsepower was not a big factor, according to Insurance.com Managing Editor Des Toups. "The Chevrolet Corvette, Dodge Viper and Nissan GT-R rank well below average for tickets even though they can easily double the highest speed limits. But those cars are also costly, so their buyers tend to be older and take fewer risks," Toups said in a news release. Special: From the Bible: Miracle Food Cures Joining the WRX on the 10 most-ticketed list: Pontiac GTO, Scion FR-S, Toyota Supra, Subaru Tribeca, Volkswagen Rabbit, Mercury Topaz, Scion tC, Toyota FJ Cruiser, and Mazda2. The cars least likely to be ticketed included the Chevrolet Orlando concept minivan, Ford Eco Sport, Mercedes DCX Sprinter, Ford Club Wagon, and Dodge Viper.

Are You Prepared? Ask us about Earthquake coverage. California Rocks! Living here comes with knowing some simple truths, like how to protect ourselves from the sun. But what about from earthquake damage? Home insurance does not cover earthquake damage. A separate earthquake policy is required. Learn how CEA earthquake insurance policies can help you recover from damaging earthquakes.... 7 Steps to Earthquake Safety The following Seven Steps to Earthquake Safety, produced and promoted by (California) Earthquake Country Alliance, may help you and your family prepare to survive and recover from California’s next damaging earthquake. Prepare 1. Secure Your Space by identifying your hazards and securing moveable items. 2. Plan to be Safe by creating a disaster plan and identifying communication needs. 3. Organize Disaster Supplies in convenient locations. 4. Minimize Financial Hardship by strengthening your property and considering insurance. Survive 5. Drop, Cover, and Hold On when the ground shakes. 6. Improve Safety by helping the injured, preventing further damage, and evacuating from tsunami zones. Recover 7. Reconnect and Restore daily life by reconnecting with others, repairing damage, and rebuilding community.

Since Baseball is on the minds of most in October I thought this was interesting. Today in History October 6, 1926 Babe Ruth sets a World Series record. On October 6, 1926, Yankee slugger Babe Ruth hits a record three homers against the St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth game of the World Series. The Yanks won the game 10-5, but despite Ruth’s unprecedented performance, they lost the championship in the seventh game. In 1928, in the fourth game of another Yanks-Cards World Ser...ies, Ruth tied his own record, knocking three more pitches out of the same park. The 1926 championship promised to be an exciting one. The AL champs had a powerful lineup, later called the "Murderer’s Row," that included the great Babe, the young "Columbia Lou" Gehrig, and the leadoff man Earle Combs. For their part, the Cardinals had the intimidating Rogers Hornsby along with ace pitchers Flint Rhem and Bill Sherdel. But the Yanks were heavily favored, and they won the first game easily. They lost the second, though, thanks to an outstanding full-game performance from St. Louis pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander. The next day, Cardinal Jessie Haines pitched the whole game--and hit the only home run--in his team’s 4-0 Game 3 victory. By the fourth game in the series, the underdog Cards were up two games to one. The Yanks needed to pull it together, and for one game, they did. Veteran Waite Hoyt pitched all nine innings while St. Louis shuffled through its entire bullpen. And the Babe--the Sultan of Swat, the Caliph of Clout, the Wali of Wallop--hit his three homers and led the Yanks to a 10-5 victory. Unfortunately for the Bombers, that game didn’t decide the series. Though they won the next game in 10 innings, they lost the next one by eight runs. And they were losing the seventh game by one run in the ninth inning when the Bambino stepped to the plate again. With a 3-2 count, Ruth drew his eleventh walk of the series and trotted off to first base. The Yanks’ hopes plummeted as quickly as they’d risen, though, when second baseman Hornsby nabbed him as he tried somewhat ploddingly to steal second. The game was over. Thanks to the magical Bambino, the Bombers had lost. On October 18, 1977, Yankee Reggie Jackson became only the second player to hit three homers in a single Series game.

Did you know? National Custodial Workers Recognition Day When : Always October 2... National Custodial Workers Day is today. Give your custodial worker a big thanks. At your school, church, place of employment, and a variety of other places, your custodial support are silently at work all year long. They are the workers who clean and keep in good repair, the facility that you enjoy. They seldom get recognition. They are usually in the background or "behind" the scene. Take a minute on this day, to seek out custodial workers at your facility. Give them a big "TY" for all that they do to keep the facility sparkling and running like a top. If you are a custodial worker, we wish you a very happy National Custodial Workers Day!