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What Happens to a Startup When a Cofounder Dies

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Re: What Happens to a Startup When a Cofounder Dies

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Post by __z » Sun, Jun 28, 2015, 4:42 PM UTC

jriley wrote: post #4

I know a small partnership added "key man insurance" recently. Don't know rate but exams were required. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_person_insurance

I couldn't imagine any small company who didn't have life insurance on its owners - I thought that was like one of the first things you did. Guess it gets overlooked.

Re: What Happens to a Startup When a Cofounder Dies

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Post by tmikaeld » Mon, Jun 29, 2015, 9:04 AM UTC

__z wrote: post #20

marketer wrote: post #9

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Diet coke has phosphoric acid which causes erosion of the enamel.

It's not the phosphoric acid, its the carbonation. Plain old carbonated water is acidic as well which can erode the teeth. That being said your saliva can repair the teeth. The current wisdom is don't drink solely acidic drinks and wait between acidic food/drink and teeth brushing.

Or chew gum with xylitol (It's actually natural birch sugar) that will heighten the PH level and kill germs.

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