Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts

Tuesday

Noel Neill, first actress to play Lois Lane, dies at 95


TUCSON, Ariz. — The actress who was the first to play Superman’s love interest, Lois Lane, on screen has died. Noel Neill was 95.

Neill’s biographer Larry Ward tells The Associated Press that she died Sunday at her home in Tucson, Arizona, following a long illness.

Neill first took on the role as the Daily Planet reporter in the 1948 Columbia movie serial, “Superman.” She would reprise the part alongside George Reeves as the Man of Steel in the 1950’s TV series, “The Adventures of Superman.”

Neill’s involvement with the series continued through the years. She played Lois Lane’s mother in 1978’s “Superman” and had a bit part in “Superman Returns” in 2006.

In 2010, the city of Metropolis, Illinois, unveiled a statue of Lois Lane modeled after Neill. TVJ

source: entertainment.inquirer.net

Thursday

How To Find The Best Rates On Automobile Insurance In Arizona


Finding the best insurance rate for your Arizona automobile does not have to be a difficult task. There are many tools provided by the internet to help make it easy.

Here are a few automobile rate saving tips:

1.Arizona Department of Insurance: Visit the state insurance website to find out which insurers are licensed to do business in the state. There are also tips on what companies can and cannot do and pointers on how to reduce your rate.

2.Before buying a vehicle, speak to a few insurance agents. The cost of to insure the cute little red speedy sports car may be prohibitive. Since the car has to be insured its best to know before you sign on the dotted line and purchase a car whether or not you can afford to insure it.

3.Bundle your coverages: If you have a homeowners policy or renters policy, submit your automobile underwriting information to the same company. Insurance companies offer what is called a multi-line discount for providing several lines of insurance.

4.Drivers Education. Take a safety driving class. This will serve to shave a few dollars off of your premium. However, prior to taking a class, contact the insurance company. Make sure the institution and the class is one that is approved by your insurance company.

5.Deductibles: Get quotes using various deductibles. Try getting quotes using deductibles $250, $500 and even $1,000. If you can afford to pay out of pocked what ever the higher deductible requirse, you will realize a premium savings.

6.Good Grades: Young Drivers are expensive, but if they are in school and have good grades, you may realize a premium discounts. Many insurance companies offer discounts if a student maintains a grade of B or better.

Always shop around. Be sure to provide the same underwriting information to all of the carriers to ensure that you’re comparing apples to apples.

source: wikipresidency.com