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airfield in the eastern town of concourse authority city in march the first formal military action punky at his pro russian militants that the occupying government buildings in the eastern regions. this past week. when this is a ukrainian troops helicopters and several armored personnel carriers have been deployed to other key flash points. despite reports the gunfire. there have been no confirmed casualties. a russian separatists had taken over the mayor's office in the city of the nest and remaining control building in sa beyond russia's present clever putin has content here for the latest military operation. seeing ukraine is on the brink of civil war moscow has urged against using any force and a four way talks on thursday between diplomats from russia the eu the us and ukraine meanwhile nato says it will deploy more planes ships and land defenses in eastern europe in response to the crisis in ukraine. and turning out to china were official data released wednesday show that china's economy grew seven point four percent in the january to march quarter compared to the same period a yea

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why is this sort of steam punky? because under the limitations set out in congress, it may be okay for library to scan a work, attach it to an e-mail, send it to the requesting patron but it might be illegal to post it on the web site. it is not contemplated within the fair use rights given to libraries and archives. if i can send it to you in digital form why can't i -- why can't i post it without engendering debate about fair use. and redheaded stepchildren of virtual property, i don't think we can debate software and computer code, we protect them against the same set of rules that apply to literary groups. databases are important. we don't have a way of protecting them because the database is a collection of facts. they become the redheaded stepchildren of copyright world. another sort of rude goldberg contraption is we have these work for hire rules which apply to employees and people working on the work for hire rules that we live in a freelance world. we don't all go to work at desks like this that we did in t