...not just the healthy and wealthy. The flu vaccine works in the Province of Ontario, Canada. The cost to the provincial health care system is clearly offset by a large, positive economic benefit, as measured by fewer sick-days and higher productivity. It was a no-brainer to continue the public flu inoculation program.

A good result like this is not observable by American epidemiologists, through the fog of the private health-care patchwork. Go public health-care!

Apple is a computer company. Woolworths is a department store.
The Beatles didn't care about Apple's apple until Apple started selling music. Their turf.
Apple needs to limit their claim to computers, or digital technology, or something.
They can't own all apples. Woolworths is green and it looks like a 'W' !

I thought he was talking about the Bush administration's legal opinion on and enhanced interrogation.

I do not know of an ISP that provides a "listed" internet service, either. I can't find personal addresses from IPs, so it's not listed.

If the privacy agreement has a "suspected of a crime" loop-hole, a warrant would provide suitable, credible evidence of the suspicion. ISPs might be absolved by their clause, but law enforcement requires that judges validate that there is reasonable suspicion. This is standard procedure for modifying a citizen's privacy. An extra step, true, but not overly burdensome.