 It's Wednesday, February 5th, 2042. I'm not, because that's the year, it's 2042. It's 2014. It's 2014? F***, I fell in the wormhole again. I've gotta stop drinking. I'm future Ross Miller and this is 90 seconds on the verge. CVS, the nation's second largest pharmacy chain, just announced it will stop selling all cigarettes and tobacco products by October 1st. While the company will be forfeiting two billion dollars in sales a year, CVS is angling to become more of a healthcare provider. CVS joins stores like Target, which hasn't actually sold cigarettes since 1996. There are plenty of great sights to see in Barcelona, but on February 24th, one of the biggest ones might be the Galaxy S5. According to the New York Times, the unveiling will come during Samsung's Unpacked event at Mobile World Congress. Despite rumors of an iris scanner or a quad HD display, the next Galaxy device will reportedly not have either. Opting instead for more modest changes, the Times also reports that Samsung's event will be decidedly much lower key than last year's, which was a Broadway extravaganza for the Galaxy S4. Finally, Microsoft rewards hardworking Xbox Live players with virtual achievements, and that's great. Whatever, don't get me wrong, but EVE Online's about to take it to a much, much bigger level. The game's developer will honor the players who have helped shape EVE Online by building a real life sculpture in Iceland. The monument will be almost 16 and a half feet tall, and will rest on a platform that features the names of all quote, active ping EVE Online players as of March 1st, 2014. The sculpture will be unveiled at the end of April, just before EVE Online's annual celebration Fan Fest. That's it for the Daystop Stories, but coming up tomorrow, plus 28 years, I find my way home, and we host this again.