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Commissioners look to clean up ambulance billing - Vimarsana News

Commissioners look to clean up ambulance billing

The challenge of ambulance billing continues for the Chase County Commissioners.Kurt Bernhardt, Jacci Brown and Billie Muehlenkamp discussed the problem with Jeni Lotspeich at the Aug.

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Riveted and amauzed at what you see because you have never seen anything like this, have you? >> no. you have to be speechless about this. this is just incredible. i want to add one thing to your -- something your previous guest said, which is that, you know, whenever you have a magnitude, let's say, 7 earthquake, you expect one magnitude 6 aftershock and 5 magnitude 5. in this case with a magnitude nine earthquake, can you do the math. we're going to expect rule of thumb a magnitude 8 after shock and ten magnitude 7 aftershocks. >> what kind of problems, john? i'm looking at these numbers too...

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The image taken in april. that was then. this is now. the photo taken yesterday. all those green areas you saw, they've been replaced with just complete nothingness. mass areas of houses. now just pockets of standing water. the neighborhood has been wiped away. literally by that devastating tsunami. by the way, the satellite images you're looking at came from goi, and they were posted by the "new york times", but they sure make you pause and think about what was happening before and where they are standing now. for more i'm joined by john rundel, geology professor at the university of californ...