David Tepper's ATM Receipt | $100 Million Balance In His Savings Account

Deal Breaker published a photo of an ATM receipt lying in East Hampton, leaving a balance of nearly $ 100 million owned by billionaire David Tepper. The receipt was left in the ATM after a cash withdrawal of $ 400.

The New York Post contacted Tepper, who laughed and said it is too sophisticated a man of money to leave as much money in an account to give. "I would never do something as irresponsible as leaving $100 million in a savings account," he said.

David Tepper rubs Lucky Balls at various intervals during the day. It's actually better than good because it helped to Appaloosa to earn a profit of $ 7 billion so far this year.

Maurice Sendak's Exhibit Until June 24th at the Danbury, Connecticut

Maurice Sendak's exhibition at the Danbury Public Library is one exhibition that makes you know more about people and art, according to The Post Connecticut. Many parents are quick to buy one of their most beloved Maurice Sendak book to share and read. View of publications author, artist photos covering 50 years, that his pictures are a favorite for children.

"Where the Wild Things Are" is one of the books, really rare, that can be enjoyed by children and adults. Max dressed in uniforms lottelemaan bad wolf, and can be sent to bed without dinner. Otherwise, the forest grows in his room, then a wild rage and will continue unchanged. Sendak color photographs are beautiful, and each page turn brings a new found wonder.


“Is The Night Kitchen” is a book of popular of children. The book describes the dream trip of a child through the kitchen of a bakery, where he attended surreal to create a cake to be ready in the morning.