Tbf it wasn ' t a particularly bad article . Lots of pictures with some exposition . <| sep |> Interesting strategy . Just toss the player out of bounds . I like it <| sep |> I hear the Saudi Arabians love North Dakota , they holiday there all the time . <| sep |> Depends . Getting up for a run at 6 am everyday would probably develop into a habit easier because you ' re programming your internal schedule not your day planner . <| sep |> Does he still have his parking spot at Rickys in San Leandro ? ? He did it bad to em in the super bowl , but chuckie is a Raider <| sep |> The worst part is that I am seeing exactly how much the insurance company is paying on my behalf AFTER they negotiate the agreed rates . They are getting discounts of 7090 percent , which does get passed on to me thankfully , but they will only end up paying about 1000 dollars vs the almost 10 k I will end up paying this year for medical expenses . Edit , forgot to add , I pay an 80 dollar Copay for Physical therapy , but the provider only bills about 120 dollars , so if I were to actually get the 20 % deal on those visits , I should only be paying like 30 bucks , but the system is rigged so I have to pay the copay until I hit my out of pocket max . The best part , THE ONLY WAY TO FIND OUT WHERE AM I AT WITH MY DEDUCTIBLE AND OUT OF POCKET MAX FOR THE YEAR IS TO SIT ON HOLD FOR UP TO AN HOUR AND TALK TO SOMEONE FOR 510 MINUTES TO EXPLAIN EXACTLY THE INFORMATION I WANT , BECAUSE APPARENTLY NO ONE OF THEIR 20 MILLION INSURED PERSONS EVER CALLS TO GET THAT INFORMATION ! This doesn ' t even begin to explore the nightmare my wife is dealing with a bad disk in her back . Her doctor dropped out of network while he was still treating her , but did not notify her . She saw him 2 x while out of network and are charging her the full cost of the visit , nearly 300 dollars ! We disputed it with the insurance , and they just said sorry , that provider was not in our network on the date that visit occured , you don ' t have out of network coverage with your plan , so you are responsible for the full bill . The attorney I talked to said we pretty much have to pay it , as the courts have decided it ' s up to the PATIENT to verify if their provider is In Network before services are rendered , the doctor has no responsibility to actually inform you that they are not if the insurance company has them listed on their website but they are not actually in network