In order to determine if any individuals were harmed by tainted drugs, they would have to track every customer through every pharmacy that they sold through. People taking drugs tend to not be healthy, some have probably died, and they would then have to determine whether they died due to the medicine being tainted or impotent.

I'm willing to bet they didn't hunt down those people. The pharmacies in question are victims of the original crime, yes, but it would open them up to massive liability in the case that anyone did die.

I forgot my phone at home, but it had a link to play store https://play.google....visual.wordlens.demo

old news is old...

yup. $8 is a hell of a deal compared to cable. I've been a member for about a year, and every time I run out of things I want to watch, they add a bunch of new stuff. I'll happily pay $10 if it means more shows that I'm interested in.

since the spent grain is literally boiled for minimum of 60 minutes, it's completely sterile-- or it would destroy the beer it's making. What is the point of this rule?

Every smart phone can do 99% of what any other smartphone can do. It's all down to look, feel and ease of use, just like early 2000s mac versus pc (that is, after mac got multitasking capability)

That isn't a movie that needs to be made... It was a fun movie, but yeesh. Let it die.

I would totally do it, but they had to do it when I'm traveling a ton and have to spare money. Bummer.

Well he's taking all his writers, so we might be in luck, but the late show has always been one guy telling topical jokes. I don't see them changing it to a political show.

Mainly I'm worried because the only time I actually get to watch it is online, and I don't intend to start staying up late for his show. Here's hoping they stream it!

I hope they don't change his persona. That would kill it.

complacency is a dangerous thing. If that rumored google phone service comes up, I'll be there on day 1. At least Google isn't inhibited by historical monopoly power.

I was going to switch to AT&T from verizon. Walked into the AT&T store with a nexus 5, just wanted to get a sim card.

"The next person who can see you will be 45 minutes" says the lady stocking a bottom shelf. Went to t-mobile, and it took 15 minutes to port my number, I was helped immediately.

Verizon sent me a letter saying I had a bill online, but no way to access it because they disabled my phone number-as-login when I ported my number. Went directly to Verizon store, and it took half an hour for them to figure out how to look up my bill.

It will be a cold day in hell before either of these companies get me back on their service.