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December 18, 2012
Because One Can Never Get Enough Cat Videos (particularly when Interstate Commerce is involved in litigation)
As a quick video footnote to Mark Giangrande's Commercially Exhibiting Cats Affects Interstate Commerce post, here is a clip titled "The Cats at Key West's Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum."
Quoting the YouTube text:
Uploaded on Oct 1, 2008
In 1935, famed author Ernest Hemingway received a cat named "Snowball" while living and writing in Key West. With paws featuring six toes, "Snowball" was the first of a long line of felines that has helped make the Hemingway Home and Museum one of the most popular visitor attractions in the Florida Keys.
[JH]
December 18, 2012 in Court Opinions, Litigation in the News | Permalink
