But years ago the doctors agreed among themselves to a system that paid them a similar fee whether they saw Medicare, Medicaid, or private-insurance patients, so that there would be little incentive to cherry-pick patients.

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While perhaps more humorous than it is practical, Desperate Housewives creator and executive producer Cherry--who shares little about his series, other than to say it is "very hard to make Eva Longoria look bad"--offers Rhimes advice on how to deal with star-related turmoil.

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The fact that these monumental technocratic advantages produce so little in the way of actual investing advantages is merely the cherry on top of the whole thing, the enormous contextual joke that makes the whole insufferable enterprise so endearing, the hapless geniuses at the center of it so adorable.

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This dense little kernel is so potentially dangerous that some restaurants no longer sell cherry pies because if just one seed is not removed, teeth can get broken and a lawsuit could ensue.

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Some alternative medicine enthusiasts have promoted use of black cherry concentrate and other substances to lower risk of an attack, but there is little scientific evidence to show that they are effective.

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How it happened that Master Cherry, a carpenter, found a piece of wood that cried and laughed like a little boy.

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