Get her to use Gmail. You can set up the AOL account to forward to Gmail, and you can even set up the Gmail account to send mail that looks like it came from the AOL account. There’s absolutely no excuse.

That said, the only reason why I have a Droid is because of the physical keyboard and a pretty decent free ssh client.

Do you happen to have any links illustrating the ssh client you mentioned? Sounds interesting.

True, the cost to bring a single drug to market is far less. Now all you have to do is go back ten years to the benchtop chemist and tell him or her which one of the 500 structures they are working on is that one so they can ignore all the rest.

Uhuh. And what's your point, exactly? You see, mine is that, despite what the libertarian slashbots here would have to believe, the overhead created by government regulation to bring a drug to market is not, in fact, 1 to 1.7B, as the OP would have us believe.

Is the cost of drug *research* high? Of course, just as it is in any cutting-edge research area. The simple fact is that any company involved in such an endeavour is fundamentally gambling, risking millions if not billions of dollars with the expectation that the rewards will far exceed those expenditures. But once a promising compound has been found, the cost to actually run that compound through trials and bring it to market is *far* less than the aggregate cost of R&D.

I have reseller accounts at some of the larger hosting companies, and manage a lot of domains on the internet, i still use gmail accounts. i actually have several different accounts, most of them forwarding, and with rules setup to star emails sent to other accounts, etc, but i've never cared enough to get my own domain just for me, as a place to store my resume... I will say that when i've applied for jobs, I tend to take the application less seriously when its going to an aol account..

They've eliminated drive-ups. Like RockDoctor says, you park and go to an ATM or inside.

"While it's not likely that a smart phone user is going to draw a lot of lines, the test does give some indication of which phones are most likely to properly respond to clicking on a link in a Web browser." I don't suppose they considered instead testing which phones properly respond to clicking on links in Web browsers?

1. You can make a gun.
2. Arms can be considered a knife, a thick wooden branch from a tree, a rock, or (IMHO) a tank.

In some cases, a car may also be considered one of many Arms.

I can't buy access to internet service, I can only buy actual internet service once it is available.

Advocates for public education still have to deal with basically the same asinine arguments.

Wouldn't it make more sense just to do it for TWELVE hours and maybe loop it 2x per day?