what "due diligenced to death' mean?
352499
I belive it is when your supidity causes someone to die. IE: leaving a child alone, not putting up a road out sign, ect
791278
The quote simply means to keep your eyes on the prize and to stay the course.  Societies with a long term vision will tolerate set backs if they stand united in a vision for the future.
715080
for all intent and purposes, it depends, was it on it's back when found.. in the home... what was it's color... but in the general \nsense, when you find a butterfly in the deceased process it means\nfor all literal purposes, is that it it is dead, no longer amounts the living, failure in it's ability to exist, won't breathe no more, met it's maker, checked out, deeped sixed, been filed to the 13th file, been sent to the round file, smelled it's last buttercup, found it's last dandelion, etc. want to really know what it means e-me.
520056
Death happens to all of us.\nSo, it is a fact, not a failing.\n\nOnly premature death can be the result of failure.
717837
Having respect for people that we love. Also respect for people that can not protect themselves. How would you feel if someone close to you had passed and their remains not respected? I'm sure you would be concerned as well. Are you aware that in a mortuary that from beginning to end the up most respect is used for the deceased?
620991
Certain artifacts are specific to death and resuscitation efforts and should be easily recognized by forensic pathologists. I have only ever worked in places where the coroners *were* physicians, unlike the respondent above - they weren't pathologists, but would be aware of general medical issues, so they should recognize these too - but in general (e.g. if you're writing a novel) it would be fair to say that coroners might be more concerned.\n\nAlso, the role of the coroner is often to decide whether or not a case gets a forensic autopsy, and so they are going more on circumstances of death. For instance, if one of my patients dies, there is a list of certain "flags" that mean the coroner has to be called - e.g. patient recently had surgery; patient lived in an old-age care home; patient died within 24 hours of hospital admission; patient died of complications relating to pregnancy/childbirth; patient died unexpectedly... The coroner will ask questions about what is thought to be the cause of death, recent health, etc., and decide whether to order an autopsy or to let the physician sign off on the death certificate.\n\nSpecific artefacts include: darkening of the skin over the dependent part of the body (usually the back of the shoulders and trunk, if the body is lying on its back) due to pooling of blood after death; cracked sternum or ribs broken over the front of the chest from CPR efforts (usually with some associated bruising); possible red marks/patches from the defibrillator pads. Depending on what was done during resuscitation there may also be mouth or nasal injuries from rapid insertion of endotracheal tubes (not usually, but for instance teeth could be chipped) and bruising from insertion of intravenous access. If things got really crazy there could be puncture marks in the left upper quadrant from an attempt to stick a large needle into the heart sac (to drain possible cardiac tamponade = fluid around heart) or chest tubes inserted.\n\nMost of these are pretty evident. If, however, you have someone who had a crushing blow to the chest, it obviously would be important to recognize this as cause of death and not write off bruising/rib fractures as related to resuscitation.\n\nThere are other, internal findings that can be incidental but may be relevant. Kids get a skeletal survey, which checks all the bones for evidence of old fractures (possible indicator of past abuse.) Hope this is the kind of info you were looking for.
291582
to be in a situation that is serious with potential to be fatal
524595
I worked in life insurance and annuity administration a couple years ago.  Here's how it goes:  Not just anybody can take a policy on you.  There has to be a matter of insurable interest; meaning that if you die, there will be financial burden to the beneficiary of the policy (this can be family or possibly a business, estate, etc...).  This prevents people 'betting' someone is going to die, then cashing in the policy.  Generally, immediate family members can be the owner and beneficiary of the insurance policy, but the insured must acknowledge somewhere on the application they are aware there is insurance taken out on them.  Unless they are a minor.  That is another explanation.  \n\nHope this helps.
1032755
i see it to mean, never in the past has power lay at rest. it has always been used by those who will profit from the influence of the whole. worse, consistantly, we play along blissfully.
538747
Living worries me more. Death is certain, what's to worry about?  Why worry about something that you never had control of. Worry about making the best of your life.
755785
In your insurance policy there are sections ' what is covered' and a further section 'what is not covered'\n\nwhen you word how you lost the device you need to say 'I was using it and a youth ran past and knocked it from my hand and it fell into the canal'\n\nbut not ' i left it on the bar in the pub and when i went back it was not there.\n\nOne condition is due diligence, on all insurenca policies.\n\n\nThis means that you must act at all times as though you were not insured. (dont take risk just cos you know it is covered)
897268
I think that the meaning to this quote is quite a spiritual one.  Since it is certain that you were born and it is certain that you will someday die.  So when a doctor tells you that you are plagued by an incurable cancer, you are experiencing the possibility of death only because you were born.  However, the key word is possibility and that is where "save for the middle" comes in. It is what you do with the gift (your birth) of your life (the middle) that provides determines your end (your death).
728242
indemnifies means to "save harmless" which means that if a person is indemnified, that means that they are secured against some future loss or injury or damage.\n\nSo if you are indemnified by an insurance policy or someone else's insurance policy, that means that you would be compensated for your losses.\n\nSo if another driver's fault caused injury to you, their insurance (or sometimes your own) indemnifies you for any loss or injury you may suffer, i.e., you will be compensated for it and "saved harmless".
479306
http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/article.php?scid=8&did=245
1149140
The quote is that "The unexamined life is not worth living". What he meant was that we should all question our lives and things in it. If you do not question things, you just go along with everybody else..nothing advances. If you do not question things..there would be no advances in science or anything else......if someone didn't ask how you could improve  writing your report, and figure it all out, we'd still be writing on caves. If you stop asking how, or why etc. you remain the same..nothing changes or gets better...
726966
Yes, you can make that request, but it's up to the pertinent authorities to decide whether your request is granted or not. This decision will depend greatly on the circumstances surrounding the demise. If the deceased had a history of a terminal or life-threatening disease, and there's no evidence suggesting that foul-play or medical malpractice was involved, then an autopsy will not be necessary. If the person died under suspicious circumstances [suspected homicide, suicide or drug overdose], the person was alone or unattended at the moment of death, any kind of violence such as child abuse, domestic violence or signs of other criminal activity is involved or suspected, or the cause of death cannot be established by an external examination of the body, then an autopsy is in order. It is also mandatory if a person dies in a hospital less than 48 hours after being admitted for treatment.
142805
in their grave - or on line if you are more concerned about their precived death than their actuall death