They buy the raw news from AP and slap on their own commentary and rewrite it and call it news reporting.

Yes, 89 in one day.I am not in a large town, so it seems to me that this is good news.

v=LCYPC2BMmB8 - Here is an example of an insurance company that dropped an entire line of coverage most likely to avoid paying for the coverage of a single member...that member will now likely die: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/oct/14/ny-insurance-company-tries-to-rid-itself-of-high-c/ - Okay, getting tired of all the typing, so I'll just include another link to another example here: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/09/07/AR2009090702455.html Now, you've provided one example, and I've provided a half-dozen or so examples.

When I used to be in TV news, we had some stories like this, except the damage was much worse then swiping out a meter like that...mainly punching a hole IN the house.You lucked out Marc...besides, it'll make a nice life story to add to the books when all is said and done...

Reading lots of news and almost all is bad.

I`d also like to give my 1st contribution: Breaking News: Short Sale Fraud ?

Last bit of good news, as if there was any so far.

Some rivalries transcend the sport itself.

Catch and release only.Many of the sport fish around here are hatchery raised, including the majority of the salmon.

Its all over the news people.