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The amazing, disappearing hospital bill
Poof! Just like that, health care became affordable for Drew Calver. He's the guy who had a heart attack and got a bill for $164,941, $109,000 after insurance, an amount so outrageous that NPR and Kaiser Health News reported his story.
We'll go out on a limb and suggest that the Founding Fathers never envisioned a country where a wizard could print a musket out of thin air.
We need to give some equal time to cats in this space so here's the story of Nighty, the black cat owned by Corey Jacob, who lives out of a van, the Rochester Post Bulletin writes today.
The St. Louis Federal Reserve isn't exactly Dr. Spock but you'll not likely find more proof of the value of parents spending time with kids than its study in this quarter's Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Review.
'Pavel' is the owner of the 'Ravenchamps' ID on Reddit, an ID that is close to the 'Ravens2012champs' ID that allegedly was used by David Katz, who killed two people and himself, and wounded 10 others at a Madden tournament in Florida. Close enough, according to some far-right web sites and the usual suspects like commentator Mike Cernovich and Daily Caller reporter Ian Miles Cheong who identified Pavel's account as that of the shooter
TV anchor in second fight with cancer
In this space a few weeks ago, we made mention of the connection that people have with the talent on local TV, even though we may not know them personally. They're often a bigger part of our days than we realize.