... which is why there is an investigation into his death. Saying that he died of cardiac arrest is completely uninformative, even redundant. As long as your heart is pumping blood to the rest of your body you are technically still alive. When it stops (for whatever reason) you are then dead. Eventually, one way or another, we all die of cardiac arrest.

Perhaps this would stifle RIAA claims of "monetary damage" resulting from illegal electronic re-distribution.

Where's my option for the last class I took that made me wade through 700 pages of garbage to get that B+?

Maybe it could be considered non-fiction, but when I'm reading non-fiction, I guess I'd expect to be learning something valuable.