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Certain Candles May Cause Health Risk: News Release
UF/IFAS Educational Media & Services News Release. High soot production from certain candles can cause respiratory health problems
news.ifas.ufl.edu/

Wired: Sklyarov Release in Feds' Hands
"America's geeks want Dmitry freed." By Declan McCullagh.
www.wired.com/

EFF: Adobe & EFF Urge Release of Dmitry Sklyarov
Joint press release from Adobe/EFF. Adobe Systems Inc. & the Electronic Frontier Foundation jointly recommend the release of Dmitry Sklyarov, a Russian programmer wrongfully arrested July 15 on DMCA anticircumvention provision charges.
www.eff.org/

ZDNet: Adobe Seeks Release of Russian Programmer
"In the wake of worldwide criticism, Adobe Systems agreed Monday to withdraw from a case charging a 27-year-old Russian programmer with violations of the controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act." By Robert Lemos.
www.zdnet.com/

Press Release: ElcomSoft Executive Responds to Federal Charges Against Dmitry Sklyarov
Statements by Alex Katalov, president of ElcomSoft. Includes information about making contributions to defense fund.
www.planetebook.com/

Wired: Sklyarov: A Huge Sigh of Release
"Sklyarov -- a Russian computer programmer who was arrested in July for breaking American copyright law by writing a program to defeat Adobe Systems' E-Book copy-protection scheme -- was released on $50,000 bail." By Farhad Manjoo.
www.wired.com/

Publicizing Child Molester's Prison Release
California lawyer publicized the release from prison of his brother, a sexual abuser.
www.markwelch.com/

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Wired: Release the Russian, Adobe Says
"In a stunning turn of events, Adobe abruptly bowed to public outcry and recommended the release of a Russian programmer who was arrested for writing code-breaking software." By Declan McCullagh.
www.wired.com/