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will my insurance cover my car because of snow?

Dec 12, 2008 by jae | Posted in Insurance & Registration

we recently had snow here and after snow was piled on it, my black car now has a lot of scratches on it ....will insurance cover this type of thing?

You can put in a claim in to your insurance Co. for paint damage; You may not know what caused the paint damage, so don't commit yourself to some cause of damage you cannot prove. Could the scratches come from ice? Or dust and dirt and leaves or blowing

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Game Review: ‘Just Cause 2′ for XBox 360

Formula and adding helicopters, planes, boats, a grappling hook and unlimited parachutes, the mayhem that can be caused is elevated even further. Add in a story and game mechanic that not only encourages but actually requires destruction and chaos, you have a recipe for disaster (the good kind that is).

Gameplay:

The fictional patch of islands known as Panau stretches across 400 square miles of in game world. Every inch of it, be it desert, mountain, city, swamp, beaches and all of the airspace above it are areas for mayhem. Using the game’s 200 vehicles and a variety of upgradable weapons from handguns to rocket launches, players are given the opportunity to cause chaos (measured by an on screen Chaos meter which unlocks more missions and black market shopping opportunities) by destroying statues, oil tanks, gas stations and weaponry of the Panau government. In the process, government forces are summoned depending on the level of chaos being caused. A few frag grenades can quickly lead to helicopters raining down machine gun fire on our protagonist.

It’s interesting to note that in a game based off firearm combat, the shooting mechanic can be untrue at times. The game often encourages a player to miss as the aim assist can correct even drastic distances between where a reticule lies and where the enemy taking fire is standing. While in some cases this makes the combat much easier, it can also be a huge hindrance when cover comes in to play. Since the adjust will automatically aim at the center of an enemies torso, it becomes nearly impossible to land a head shot if someone is standing behind a crate with their head poking out without changing to a zoomed in free targeting mode. In the heat of a fast paced battle, this can quickly result in death.

Luckily, Just Cause 2 doesn’t penalize players for dying much at all. Most times, the only penalty is that a player must traverse a distance from...