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Along with its signature minimalist-chic wedding looks, Ba&sh;'s San Francisco pop-up shop is bringing printed dresses from the label's spring collection to The Bar Code.Plus, discover a new, locally based small-batch fragrance brand and find out why Cuyana's latest campaign has shoppers laughing an...

Direct part marking helps tackle traceability and counterfeit issues in medical, automotive, and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Our problem is going to get a lot worse before it gets better. >> reporter: the follow-up by the l.a. times found 71% of the medication from three mexican cities tested positive forfeital, and methamphetamine. >> i am shocked that more americans are not up and arms over whats going on. >> reporter: experts say it is difficult to tell. cartel manufactures fake pills from the real thin. it looks real but the pills contain 0 active ingredients. the only giveaway, the bar code here, somebody got laz...

Methamphetamine posing an overdose threat. >> now the cartel has adopted adderall and learned to press the pills our problem will get a lot worse before it gets a lot better. >> it is time with spring break. the "l. a. times" found similar results. 71% of pills tested positive. oxy, painkillers contain fentanyl. adderall contained meth. without test strips or lab no way to separate the safe pills from the real thing. the partnership for safe medicine found packaging for other drugs like blood th...

Tape. damn 50, good to see you back in the hood. you see my cherry red sl, im doing good. sometimes i cant find the words to say how i feel, so i take a quote from menace, look at the wheels. >> i had to trick bootleggers to sell the cd. i had to put a fake bar code on the back of the tape. i had to put columbia records on the back. theres no groups. in hip hop, domigos is the last group. theres no groups. >> thinking about that. >> theres no groups. >> its like you go to 21 questions talking ab...

The senior parade of the bands got off to an exceptionally late start in Scarborough, Tobago, on Carnival Tuesday.

Ian “Bunji Garlin” Alvarez has won the Road March competition. The Trinbago Unified Calypsonians Organisation (TUCO) released the official results shortly after 12.30 pm on Wednesday. He won $250,000. Tuco offered congratulations to Alvarez and his wife Fay Ann Lyons on their victory. This year's competition has a new sponsor Tourism Trinidad and the official

THERE was a disappointing turnout of revellers and spectators at J’Ouvert celebrations in Scarborough, Tobago, on Carnival Monday.

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The junior parade of the bands got off to a slow start in Scarborough, Tobago, on Saturday.