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Looks like the Beatles' digital back catalogue of music is for sale ... although it's unclear whether anybody had permission to sell it.

nme.com/news/the-beatles/48176

On an unrelated note, there are some McCartney songs in my bio.

Thanks for sharing. Love these songs!!!

EMI launched a suit against the site today.  

In related news, oh man, if only I had lots of money!  

"In other Fabs news, Apple and EMI will issue the entire Beatles studio catalog on a limited edition USB drive in the U.S. on Dec. 8. The collection was quietly announced on the band's Web site Tuesday.

Housed in a faux green apple that duplicates the Apple label artwork, the computer drive will include all the music from the band's 14 stereo titles, plus visual components from the boxed set, including mini-documentaries about the albums, cover art, photos and expanded liner notes.

Production of the package will be limited to 30,000 copies worldwide."

Their suit-free offering lasted less time than a skinny counter girl at Tim Hortons.

Show of hands, who didn't see that coming?

CG, I bet we could all put our money together and not share a limited edition flash apple. But i'd bet at least one of those kind people is likely to buy it and share the contents online.

This makes for an interesting read

news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-1...92-93.html

BlueBeat is owned by a company called Media Rights Technologies
.... MRT claims that it didn't post the exact Beatles recordings. Instead, it posted "psychoacoustic simulations," then added simple video content to them. This constitutes a new audiovisual work, and isn't covered by the existing copyrights, MRT argues. In fact, MRT even went so far as to apply for copyrights on the "new" works!

(lol)

Sorry I am from California. What is Tim Hortons?

youtube.com/watch?v=M4LKFvOGx_c

The birthplace is my hometown, Hamilton

Just give me the damn coffee, black with 2 sweet & lows.

You should be proud. This seems like a Canadian institution!!! As a person who is struggling with their weight I must say I am glad they are not around here or I could have a real problem. I was holed up in the Krispy Kreme for 3 days when they recently said they were going to close up!!!

Dave Thomas of Wendy's fame helped Tim the hockey player get his idea off the ground. Dunkin Donuts has the closest coffee to theirs, in my opinion, but i still like Timmies better. I don't know about elsewhere, but here in Ohio, home of the original Wendy's (which recently closed!), you can find Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers and Tim Horton's Donuts in the same building.  

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm ....

The burger and the doughnut together sound heavenly. When they start doing that then I am coming for a visit!!!