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Mariah · Guest

Failing to quality-check an imported product before putting them on the market is like buying eggs without checking to see if they're broken.
I'm from Alberta, and I live in California right now, so actually my income taxes are higher in the states.

Saddam · Guest

“Duncan/Nyxerebos: I think your points are implied by Plastic's comment. Except, that there's no "offsetting" happening. Drug companies make plenty enough profit with just US sales alone. I mean, did it take $120 million dollars of R&D to produce the Hepatitis B vaccine -- where a lot of the research and knowledge of the company has been taken from sources that are free for the company (I'm getting $120 mil just assuming only 5 million Americans get the Hep B vaccine with the cost of $25 -- but of course there's much more than that)? That, and it's a one-time cost for them.. It's not like they continually have to pay R&D to keep inventing the vaccine. So, I'm sure by now, they already realized their R&D cost and everything else is just cost of materials/tax/shipping/operation, which is a very small proportion of the $25. Consider that these companies have many of these different vaccines/drugs as well. It's a billion-dollar industry for a reason, ya know. Many of these companies realized -profits- of over 30 billion dollars in the past. elliotys: Of course generics will always be cheaper than brand name. That's not the argument. The problem is that even with generics... they are substantially cheaper in some other countries than in America.

Pallavi · Guest

India's train company = India?.
See?! Aerosmith talks of quitting and now we have no one to protect us....!

Nele · Guest

"Most spam would go away with a combination of domain whitelisting and blacklisting (using trusted, distributed sources),"You're already starting off wrong here with the whitelisting."and hard-failures on SPF/SenderID where the record fails to match or isn't defined."SPF/SenderID are not anti-spam measures; they're anti-forgery measures. They say nothing about whether a message is spam or not. Both also break commonly used things like forwarding and listservs (and SRS sucks)."Legitimate originating domains would have no problem setting these things up"Nor do the spammers. You think spammers don't/can't use SPF? I say you don't know what you're talking about."and spam-generating domains would either not be on the necessary whitelists, or they would quickly get onto blacklists."Like Google.com, hotmail.com, yahoo.com, <anyothersystemwithcompromisedaccounts>.com?Spammers are beginning to test their nuclear option, and it isn't direct-from-compromised hosts. The worst case scenario is spammers using those compromised machines to send through the SMTP server of the provider, using the credentials of the user of the compromised machine. In your scenario, it's permitted, trusted and whitelisted. Good luck with that.?
I will quote a commenter below me:"HTML is not code, it's markup. It even says so in it's name.Code implies logic, HTML has no logic constructs."Sure, HTML may fit the technical definition for "code," but it doesn't fit the implied definition. It's just data organized for styling purposes. I'm not a stickler for the word "code," though. You can feel free to call JavaScript "code," but I disagree with saying that HTML is code.

Jonine · Guest

There were an inordinate number of people blaming Bush for everything that went wrong in their lives back then, I'll give you that. I don't think the fear mongering by Democratic supporters was anything along the lines of what we're seeing today from people like Glen Beck and the "news anchors" on FOX. I mean, Glen Beck does about 10 minutes every day on how we're going to implode.

Maureen · Guest

Where's the facebook stalker. I guess scout would be more polite.

Pooranima · Guest

They provide pillows in the afterworld? WOW

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