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Friday, August 20, 2004 |
"When state Fish & Wildlife agents found a black bear passed out on the lawn of Baker Lake Resort, there were some clues scattered nearby - dozens of empty cans of Rainier Beer.
The bear apparently got into campers' coolers and used his claws and teeth to puncture the cans. And not just any cans. 'He drank the Rainier and wouldn't drink the Busch beer,' said Lisa Broxson, bookkeeper at the campground and cabins resort east of Mt. Baker.
Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Sgt. Bill Heinck said Wednesday that the bear tried one can of Busch, but ignored the rest. The bear then consumed about 36 cans of Rainier."
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LA Times: "A U.S. appeals court says software used to swap songs and films online doesn't violate copyright law. It's a setback for the entertainment industry.
Three years after it effectively shut down Napster for music piracy, a federal appeals court Thursday blessed a new generation of online file-sharing networks and scolded the entertainment industry for trying to stretch copyright law to thwart innovation."
There's a whole industry based on copiers, tape recorders, video recorders, computers, and MP3 players. So what is the problem with the entertainment industry?
10:45:25 AM
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