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Daniel P. Ray, ex editor-in-chief for Bankrate.com, CreditCards.com, LawnStarter.com. Traveler, political junkie, and late convert to serial commas.

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Editor in chief at www.CreditCards.com and before that at www.Bankrate.com, with ulp nearly two decades of personal finance journalism experience. I've built up enough expertise on the topic to get quoted a lot. Don't get me started on co-signing loans; I'll talke your ear off. Early career spent as a reporter and editor at the Miami Herald and an editor at Country Weekly magazine, where I learned to appreciate Willie, Lyle, Jerry Jeff and Robert Earl Keen so much I moved to Austin.
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New pain at the pump: Credit card skimmers at gas stations

New pain at the pump: Credit card skimmers at gas stations

Just when gas prices got low, now there's a new pain at the pump: gas station skimmers. The experts are telli…

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We are all posthuman: Citizen Sleeper and growing strange in late-stage capitalism

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By Daniel P. Ray
| Overland Verified
‘Wake up, Sleeper’ would be an apt alarm-clock (emphasis on alarm) for millions of us labouring under late-stage capitalism. The narrative roleplaying game Citizen Sleeper, for which the phrase serves as tagline, is an overt critique of capitalism: its need to protect ‘property’ over life, how it operates through our inane repetitions, how we work until we break within a system which does not care for us.
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Bites and Stings: The Worst Insects in the US

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By Daniel P. Ray
| The Money Pit Verified
Welcome to peak season for bites and stings. The summer months of July and August each send about 170,000 Americans to emergency rooms for treatment of bug bite and insect sting emergencies. According to a study published by the Southern Medical Journal in May 2020, an average of 1.2 million Americans a year needed emergency treatment for bug bites and stings. These bites cost an estimated $5.7 billion in health care costs and lost wages. But which bugs are worst?
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Bites and Stings: The Worst Insects in the US

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By Daniel P. Ray
| lawnstarter.com
Welcome to peak season for bites and stings. The summer months of July and August each send about 170,000 Americans to emergency rooms for treatment of bug bite and insect sting emergencies. According to a study published by the Southern Medical Journal in May 2020, an average of 1.2 million Americans a year needed emergency treatment for bug bites and stings. These bites cost an estimated $5.7 billion in health care costs and lost wages. But which bugs are worst?
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