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Bogle painted these images with his mouth. A skim boarding accident at age 19 left Bogle paralyzed but undaunted. More than a decade later, Bogle describes himself as a “wheelchair bound but mentally free, mouth painting quadriplegic artist, professional smiler and positive thinker.” All proceeds from the sale of his art and merchandise cover Bogle’s ongoing physical therapy..

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Bezos, who founded Amazon in 1994, has seen his net worth steadily climb in recent months as the stock market hits record highs. He is currently worth $157 billion, up from $99 billion a year ago, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The median Amazon worker, meanwhile, was paid $28,446 last year, according to company filings.

But his art didn’t match the scale he was performing on Sunday. The sound (not his fault) was abysmal at best. The opening performance of “Starboy” set the stage for a wearying set. His funeral in August was attended by then Vice President Mike Pence, NFL quarterback Tim Tebow, and other boldface names. “In Ravi Zacharias, God gave us the greatest Christian apologist of this century,” Pence said at the funeral. Dems Consider Revoking Emergency Powers as Nursing Home Coverup Unravels.