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Category Archives: Fun
Key Medical Costs Issue: Indecipherable Medical Bills
Those Indecipherable Medical Bills? They’re One Reason Health Care Costs So Much Hospitals have learned to manipulate medical codes — often resulting in mind-boggling bills. BY ELISABETH ROSENTHAL MARCH 29, 2017 The catastrophe struck Wanda Wickizer on Christmas Day 2013. … Continue reading
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From the Economist: Foreign AID Foodchain
So the little NGOs get eaten up by the mega-international NGOs like The Nature Conservancy, WWF, etc. . . and THEY get displaced by the international consultants. . . . . . and everything just keeps getting better and better. … Continue reading
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“Twitter Bots:” Recreation on-line that’s good for your brain
from the NY Times: <https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/28/science/twitter-bots-science.html?smid=tw-nytimesscience&smtyp=cur&_r=0> SCIENCE Six Bots That Deliver Science and Serendipity on Twitter Trilobites By STEPH YIN, APRIL 28, 2017 Photo An image from the Twitter account @mothgenerator, a bot that generates intricate images of imaginary moths and names … Continue reading
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Holiday Giftlet
The fascinating story of tiny Ile Tromelin, as published in the double holiday edition of The Economist. via Lèse humanité | The Economist.
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Funny Story from The Week Magazine
> “A Singapore Airlines flight had to make an emergency landing after emissions from a flock [sic] of flatulent goats triggered smoke alarms. The cargo plane was en route from Sydney to Kuala Lumpur, carrying 2,186 goats, when crewmembers heard … Continue reading
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Twenty-first Century Ambition . . .
from Dustin: <http://dustincomics.com/comics/november-14-2015/>
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Living Wall on PNC Bank, Baltimore
Nice work, thanks PNC. Yeah, those are plants on the front of the PNC Building in downtown Baltimore . .
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A Wallace Fountain in Paris, France.
I found this version of the famous Wallace fountains in Paris, a week ago — on the Left Bank of the Seine, just across the river from Notre Dame Cathedral, in a small public space in front of a remarkable … Continue reading
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Kincey’s Kit
Kit, growing into his ears, on Childs Point Road, 15 July 2015
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Old News from WaPo: Sesame Street Is Good Education
In the early 1970’s, my first job after Peace Corps was working with Bill Darnell and Allen Benn at their start-up company, UNCO, a group that was applying advanced analytical processes (a al “operations research”) to social systems, such as … Continue reading
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