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Elysium's latest trailer gives you a much better look at the movie
I've finally landed back in Australia after being in Taiwan for two weeks for Computex and the first movie trailer I'm greeted to is Neill Blomkamp's sci-fi flick, Elysium. The first trailer gave us just a glimpse of the movie, but this new trailer is kicking all sorts of ass.
As you can see above, we're in for a treat, and what surprises me is that this is Blomkamp's second big movie - I hope he rises from here. The trailer doesn't give too much away, but if you want to stay spoiler free, I'd suggest you not watch the trailer - but that is a hard thing to do these days.
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Pandora debuts new HTML5 app for smart TVs and consoles
This morning, Pandora announced a new way of accessing the service through television when it unveiled its new website TV.Pandora.com which is built using HTML5. Pandora says that the new HTML5 app offers easier navigation and controls than previous designs.
According to Pandora, you can access the new site today from TV web browsers such as those featured on smart TVs and consoles like the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The company says it plans to expand into the next-generation consoles as well as future smart TVs.
"We imagine a future where web-based standards can be the answer to that question," Tom Conrad, Pandora's CTO said in an interview. "We're pointing the industry in that direction with this announcement." This new offering comes as Pandora operates without a CEO and as revenues plummet as services like Spotify and Google Play Music All Access rise in popularity.
It's Prime time for Dora and pals: Amazon lands exclusive deal with Viacom after Netflix license expires
Early this morning, Amazon announced that it would be exclusively adding thousands of TV episodes from media powerhouse of Viacom to its Prime subscription service. While the content is mostly kids programming, such as shows like Dora the Explorer and Blue's Clues, the demographic the shows are aimed at equals billions of dollars in revenue.
Citing a source close to the deal, The Verge is reporting that the exclusive licensing contract cost Amazon several hundred million dollars. Viacom's library will be available to Prime members on the company's Kindle Free Time service which is a $2.99 per month subscription tacked on to the yearly Prime membership fee.
So where does this leave Netflix? The company will still have Disney programming as well as hundreds of other cartoons and children shows. Amazon does, however, seem to have a very strong advantage with several of Viacom's properties being the largest children shows on TV.
Hulu Plus updates living room experience even while seeking a buyer
Hulu has updated the living room experience for their Plus service. This update comes during a time when rumors of potential buyout suitors continue to pop up. The new update brings with it a new look, search, controls, and a new kids section, which could partially be in response to Netflix losing its Viacom content.
Hulu has updated the experience on Samsung TVs and Blu-ray players, Roku set-top boxes, and--coming soon--Nintendo's Wii. Navigation, controls, search, and artwork have all been improved. Hulu has also introduced theme-based suggestions, including "Movies for Memorial Day" or "Time-Traveling Heroes."
Hulu has also added a new kid-friendly section that provides commercial-free children's programming. These updates should roll out to Samsung and Roku devices within 48 hours.
Transformers 4 begins filming, includes a look at the new cars featured in the film
We all thought the Transformers franchise would end with Dark of the Moon, the third outing in Michael Bay's CG-filled movies, but Transformers 4 has begun filming. Principal photography has started for Transformers 4, which sees Bay behind the camera once more, but Shia LaBeouf is replaced by Mark Wahlberg.
Wahlberg is joined by a whole new cast, including Nicola Peltz, Stanley Tucci, Kelsey Grammer, Li Bingbing, Sophia Myles, and Jack Reynor. T.J. Miller also joins Transformers 4 as "Wahlberg's best friend, a fellow mechanic". What most people will be interested in, however, are the cars, which we have some pictures to tease you with. There's a 1,200-horsepower Bugatti Grand Sport Vitesse, and a Corvette Stingray, which is based on Corvette's upcoming 2014 production car.
Netflix's contract with Viacom ends, loses access to Dora, Diego, SpongeBob
Toddlers will no longer have access to some of their favorite shows on Netflix. While this is sad for toddlers, the real issue is for Netflix who is now losing out on exposing children at a young age to their service. Toddlers who are exposed to Netflix will more likely grow up with the service as a household name.
Viacom has said, "We continue to be in discussion with several parties, including Netflix, on digital distribution of our content." Netflix, meanwhile, has been playing down the importance of this kids programming. Netflix also added Disney content recently, which could make up for the lack of Dora and the rest.
Netflix pays quite a bit of money for its content and only Netflix has access to the true viewer numbers. It will be interesting to see if Netflix and Viacom sign another deal to bring back some or all of the content. Netflix has previously expressed interest in buying just some of Viacom's content.
Redbox Instant offering free rental of 'The Hobbit' after users unlocked the freebie through a tweet-to-stream promotion
Redbox Instant is one of the newest movie streaming companies on the block and needs to add customers. This need likely led to a promotion in which users had to tweet to unlock a free movie rental. The movie in question? The Hobbit. So, did they succeed? They did and you can now rent The Hobbit for free.
To receive the free rental, you'll need a free Redbox Instant account and you'll need to rent the movie before 12a.m. ET on May 23. This means you'll need to complete the rental in the next 9 hours or so. After you rent the movie, you'll have up to 30 days to watch it. However, "Once you start watching it, you have 48 hours to view the movie as many times and on as many supported registered devices as you choose."
Redbox says they'll run future promotions of this same nature, though we don't currently know when the next one will take place.
The latest Man of Steel 'Fate of Your Planet' trailer is filled with beautiful action
We've had a handful of trailers to Zack Snyder's reboot of Superman, Man of Steel, but this new 'Fate of Your Planet' trailer is filled to the brim with action. Check it out below, and then we'll go through what we can see in the trailer.
The beginning starts of with Zod's message to Earth, then the fun really begins. We get a better look at Laurence Fishburne's Perry White, Amy Adams' Lois Lane, Michael Shannon's General Zod, and of course, UK born Henry Cavill's Superman. The trailer has General Zod threatening Earth for harboring Kal-El, where he states that "the fate of your planet rests in your hands" unless they give Kal-El up.
Zod says that Kal-El has 24 hours to surrender, "or watch this world suffer the consequences". Things ramp up a bit, and we have a death stare from Zod, a huge punch to Zod by Superman, Faora threatening someone (Superman, or the military), Superman receiving a huge smackdown by some robot or person in a suit, a fighter jet crashing into buildings in Metropolis, Superman being dragged into countless skulls, Lois going into some form of a suit, more of Superman flying, Zod hitting Superman with a steel girder (girly scream from me), Superman screaming, some utterly awesome heat vision being shot from Superman's eyes, and bam - the El symbol, end.
Man of Steel launches on June 14 in the US.
Microsoft announces a live-action Halo TV show
At the Xbox One unveiling event, Microsoft and 343 Industries took the time to unveil Halo - The Television Series. I know, right, you've just fallen off your chair in excitement. Once you've pulled yourself back up, get ready to be blown down again.
Steven Spielberg is involved, the director behind movies like Indiana Jones, and TV shows like Band of Brothers. We'll have more news on Halo - The Television Series when it arrives.
Microsoft's in-house TV project is The Music Room, a user-driven show
Microsoft are merely hours away from unveiling their next-generation Xbox, where the company is going to unveil a two-part show for Xbox Live subscribers that will have the XBL subscribers given a chance to choose how the show ends.
The Music Room is what we'll see, which will allow for user feedback, or polling, to help the guide the show's finale. Laura Jackson will host the show, with Carl Barat who was formerly with the Libertines will be a guest. Performers will be featured, with Swim Deep and Everything Everything. The show starts on May 29, as Microsoft's first in-house production for the Xbox.
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Perillon Software delivers comprehensive cloud-based Operational Risk & Compliance Management solutions to mid to large-sized companies in energy, power, industrial, manufacturing and process industries. As the technology leader, Perillon helps Environmental, Health, Safety and Quality (EHS&Q) professionals at all levels in the organization measure, manage and analyze ...
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It lies 79 miles east of Aniak, 166 miles northeast of Bethel, and 243 miles west of Anchorage. Community Map Available Yes Map URL http://commerce.alaska.gov/dnn/dcra/PlanningLandManagement/CommunityProfileMaps.aspx Latitude 61.7025 Longitude -157.1697 Climate Sleetmute falls within the western transitional climate zone, characterized by tundra interspersed with boreal forests, and weather patterns of long, cold winters and shorter, warm summers. High winds often cause flight delays in the fall and winter. The Kuskokwim is ice-free from mid-June through October. History and Culture History Sleetmute was founded by Ingalik Natives. The name means "whetstone people," referring to the slate deposits found nearby. The village has also been known as Sikmiut, Steelmut, and Steitmute. In the early 1830s, the Russians built a trading post at the Holitna River junction 1.5 miles away, but it was relocated farther downriver in 1841. Frederick Bishop started a trading post at Sleetmute in 1906. A school opened in 1921, followed by a post office in 1923. A Russian Orthodox church, the Saints Peter and Paul Mission, was constructed in 1931. Culture Sleetmute is an Ingalik Native village, and subsistence activities contribute substantially to local diets. Indigenous Language Central Yup'ik Federally Recognized Tribe Yes Name of Federally Recognized Tribe Village of Sleetmute ANCSA Village/Urban Corporation The Kuskokwim Corporation Municipal Powers Regions Borough/Census Area Bethel Census Area ANCSA Regional Corporation Calista Corporation Native Regional Health Care Provider Yukon-Kuskokwim Health Corporation ANCSA Regional Non-Profit Association of Village Council Presidents School District Kuspuk School District DCRA Alaska Region Western Region Climate Region Western Transitional Taxes Transportation Transportation The Kuskokwim River provides barges and boat transportation in the summer. Snow machines are used on the frozen river in the winter. The gravel airstrip is owned and maintained by the state. Scheduled weekday service is provided. Harbor/Dock No State Ferry No Cargo Barge Yes Road Connection No Coastal No FAA Weather Cam http://avcams.faa.gov/index.php?lat=61.69397121970336&lng=-157.16881999999998&z=13 Housing - 2010 Census Total Housing Units 49 Total Households 36 Family Households 19 Average Household Size 2.39 Total Occupied Housing Units 36 Total Vacant Housing Units 13 Occupied Housing Units (%) 73.5 Owner Occupied Units (%) 44.4 Renter Occupied Units (%) 55.6 Vacant Housing Units (%) 26.5 Vacant Due to Seasonal Use (%) 30.8 Census Population History Population in 1900 242 Population in 1910 0 Population in 1920 0 Population in 1930 133 Population in 1940 86 Population in 1950 120 Population in 1960 122 Population in 1970 109 Population in 1980 107 Population in 1990 106 Population in 2000 100 Population in 2010 86 Population by Age - 2010 Census 19 or Younger 25 20 to 64 51 65 and Older 10 Median Age 38 Other Population Characteristics - 2010 Census Population by Gender: Female 38 Population by Gender: Male 48 Percent Native, Alone or in Combination with Another Race 76.74 Income - 2009-2013 ACS 5-Year Estimates Per Capita Income 18,113 Per Capita Income - Margin of Error +/-10,121 Median Household Income 28,750 Median Household Income - Margin of Error +/-15,703 Median Family Income 32,500 Median Family Income - Margin of Error +/-50,089 Poverty - 2009-2013 ACS 5-Year Estimates Population for whom poverty status is determined 82 Total Population - Margin of Error +/-25 Persons below poverty level (%) 26.80 Persons below poverty level (%) - Margin of Error +/-18.4 All Individuals below 125 percent of poverty level 22 Persons below 125% of poverty level - Margin of Error +/-19


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The connecting theme of the exhibition is the life career of the Icelandic artists Louisa Matthiasdottir and Nína Tryggvadóttir and their connection with other artists, poets and writers in Iceland and New York. In one way the exhibition focuses on their situation in Icelandic culture in the Second World War and their connections with artists that met frequently in Unuhús "The House of Una". On the other hand the exhibition will follow Louisa and Nína to New York where they moved in the early forties. Their art will be put in context with the influential movements taking place in the cultural live of New York at that time and tries to throw light on the surrounding they bread in. They both studied in the renowned academy of Hans Hofmann on West 8th Street where they experienced new ideas and met artists that put mark on the cultural life of the city. On exhibit are many works by the two artists which have not been exhibited in Iceland before and also works by their known contemporaries Hans Hoffmann, Robert De Niro Sr., Nell Blaine and Jane Freilicher. Cuarator Hrafnhildur Scram.
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ICELANDIC DESIGN 2009 - Furniture, Product design and Architecture15 MAY – 9 AUGUST 2009
The exhibition aims to showcase some of the best of Icelandic design today, with the focus on furniture and product design and architecture, in a broad sense. Objects which are in production will be shown, along with selected masterpieces of contemporary architecture. The aim of the exhibition is to present the best of Icelandic design – with respect to aesthetics, form, production and overall design – in a clear and informative manner. The work of about twenty designers will be shown.
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If you follow the Hot Stove League, like I do, you are probably quite aware of the Cardinals offseason moves (or lack thereof). A while back, Joe Strauss expressed his concerns about the lack of moves by the Cards and, with other teams making significant moves to improve their rosters, it begs the question as to whether the Cardinals have lost ground to the other contenders for the NL crown. Here's a look at the contenders in the NL and their offseason moves (to date): St. Louis Cardinals The Cardinals lost Kyle Lohse and Lance Berkman (who missed most of the 2012 season) to free agency and recently lost Chris Carpenter to injury. Carpenter also missed most of the 2012 season to injury, so that's a wash. Berkman was replaced at first by Allen Craig, who will be healthy to start the 2013 season. So the only real whole that the Cardinals need to fill is that of Lohse, who will be replaced in the rotation by one of Shelby Miller, Joe Kelly or Trevor Rosenthal. You can expect a b...
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A Walmart employee's concern for animal rights has gotten her fired.
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Sounds of Good News Productions (SOGN) cordially invites everyone to attend their annual "Give Thanks!" (a musical community celebration of Thanksgiving) at 6 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 21. Location is Central Christian Church, 6595 E. Guilford Road, Rockford, and the event is free to the public.
Come and enjoy an evening of "Songspiration," historic facts, sing-alongs and praise testimonials. A special feature will be an "Attitude of Gratitude" message from Dianna Cole, SOGN business manager and director of education, founder and president of "Wisdom and You" (WAY Enterprises and "It's ALL in Me" workshop).
Free-will donations will benefit the Young Eagles Success (YES) Club for character development and excellence for kids. This event is co-sponsored by St. Paul Lutheran Church and Central Christian Church.
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DoubleX said+1. If i am stated as a seller, i have to pay VAT on my own and bring the proof to the authorities.
Will authors get any documents reporting (proving) the fact that VAT for the purchases from EU non-business clients was paid? Let's say monthly summary.
Another thing – the law took effect 1 month ago, if we already are the sellers, how will we report to the tax authorities January earnings and VAT?
Many questions remain unanswered, but your "improvement" takes effect after 2 days. Another words – EU countries have different laws, you should have known ALL of them before making such changes. You haven't. A lot of authors discussed this situation with their accountants, most of them said that you are the seller, mine as well.
So my question is: What i have to do now? I will surely not break the law.
@360design, @Destiny
Right, you can't call "Money" those numbers in top right corner, it clearly stated: "How Much Prepaid Credit Do You Want To Deposit?". Another thing – how can i declare outgoing credits, if let's say i've sold 5 licenses and bought 1 WP theme, that costs more than those 5 licenses?
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You almost all use white color for the background, stop being cynical.
Yes, but we add more elements like images, beautiful typography, sliders etc. And not all templates and themes have boxed layout. Here we don't see any borders, so it's very hard to focus on things.
Yeah, looks and feels terrible. If you tried to make it close to material design, you failed. So hard to focus on important things, everything is just a mess now. No visual hierarchy, no style guide, nothing. And on products page white background attracts more attention than products grid. Seriously, your designers can do better, you just need to show them the right direction.
ouch, 10 minutes and eyes are burning. Who approves such changes?
Official reply will be after 1st of January. And it will be kinda confirmation of what they've done. And they don't ask for our opinion, so either we accept or go away.
We know only that the price will be increased, but will you guys report every month how much money you've sent to the specific country? Just curious, i do believe you do a fair business, but nowadays it's better to confirm
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DanThemes saidHi there…as part of making support expectations far clearer to buyers on Themeforest and Codecanyon, we don't think its a good idea to allow opting out.
Enabled saidAny response to this one?
@collis, what about an opt-out button? A lot of authors have asked about this! Can we have an official response to this, please?
Well, give us the right to set the price for support. And not for the package, but for hours. For example – 1 hour of my work costs $50. Let the user choose how many hours he wants me to work on his issues. If he paid for 10 hours, after this 10 hours i have a right to ask him to purchase more hours. This will be fair for both authors and users. But do not make it as 1 time purchase. I don't think if the item costs $50, support will be more than this. Providing extended support for max $50 is unacceptable.
Another thing – if you implement some kind of forum under "Support" tab with extended features instead of comments, i don't mind to get 70%. But if things will be the same, i don't want to pay 30% for nothing. Actually not for nothing, for forcing me to do this. I will think twice if i want to keep uploading any templates or themes here.
Quick one.
""Support will be limited to 6 months, with prices remaining the same"" – these 6 months count after item release date or after date of purchase? Both ways are incorrect.
1. Release date – if i do regular item updates and user purchases it after 6th month, why the support should be paid?
2. Purchase date – in this case we all need to track each user and check when the item was purchased. Then if user has a quick question on 7th month and the first after his purchase, i can offer him "Support package"? I don't see any logic.
But i do agree that support should be mandatory, you guys just need to listen to the community and take all suggestions into consideration.


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In regione caecroum rex est luscus or… In the jury of the blind, Velvin Hogan is King
'If this were my patent, could I defend it?' was the question jury foreman, Velvin Hogan asked himself when considering the Apple Samsung patent infringement suit. On August 24th, 2012 a nine person jury reached the verdict which awarded Apple slightly over $1 billion in damages. This is a grievous miscarriage of justice in which Velvin played an active role. Velvin does not understand that novelty and obviousness are what determine patent validity. His public opining reinforces the widespread ignorance of the broken patent system and the myth of Apple's innovation.
For the record, prosecuting one patent does not entail knowledge or expertise in patent infringement cases. In fact, Velvin's self-query denotes an inherent misunderstanding of applying for a patent and patent prosecution. Despite this fact, Velvin led his fellow jurors and the public audience down a willfully (can anyone say treble damages?) ignorant path because of his experience in patent prosecution.
First, Velvin Hogan does NOT own a patent. Look up the only patent he prosecuted, US 7,352,953 (the '953 patent), on the USPTO website and one will find that Velvin has not paid his maintenance fees. Yes, that's right. The guy who asked if he could defend Apple's ludicrous patent didn't think his own patent was worth a few hundred dollar maintenance fee because it was mostly copied from… uh oh, we're getting ahead of the story. Patently Obvious would encourage members of the press to perform due diligence in this respect.
In an interview with CNET, one of his fellow jurors Manuel Ilagan describes how Velvin "helped" the decision process by sharing his experience. "He owned patents himself...so he took us through his experience. After that it was easier. After we debated that first patent -- what was prior art --because we had a hard time believing there was no prior art. In fact we skipped that one," Ilagan continued, "so we could go on faster. It was bogging us down." Yes, skipping the prior art seems like a great idea in a patent infringement case.
Prior art limits the application of a patent's claims using records of the activities of others which clearly and convincingly show that a claim, as requested, must be more narrowly construed. Had the jury been encouraged to get "bogged down" in doing their job, they may have uncovered the key to understanding that Apple and Samsung patents copied previous innovation. Despite skipping that pesky prior art, Manuel pointed out, "We weren't impatient. We wanted to do the right thing, and not skip any evidence. I think we were thorough."
The definition of a double bind is "a psychological predicament in which a person receives from a single source conflicting messages that allow no appropriate response to be made." Patently Obvious is currently in Gregory Bateson's archetypal double bind along with every person who has read about the Apple Samsung verdict. To say that the jury did not skip any evidence and yet to have skipped the prior art because it was slowing them down is contradictory.
Another example of double bind: in an interview with Emily Chang from Bloomberg West, Emily asserted Judge Lucy Koh's instructions that damages are not meant to punish companies, rather to compensate for losses. In a pre-Bloomberg interview with Reuters, Velvin said "We wanted to make sure the message we sent was not just a slap on the wrist. We wanted to make sure it was sufficiently high to be painful, but not unreasonable." When pressed on the retribution tone by Emily, Velvin argued it was not punishment since "in this country intellectual property deserves to be protected. My real point was that if anyone, the industry at large, if any company decides to ignore the stipulations and the rules and get too close that they cross the line and infringe and do it willfully; they need to understand, if they take the risk and get caught, they should have to pay for it."
And then Emily changed the subject. She likely understood Velvin really was punishing Samsung and demonstrating his massive ignorance of the problems with intellectual property (IP) in the United States. Velvin, to the uninitiated viewer, may have seemed painfully unaware of the widespread abuse and exploitation of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
"We didn't want to give carte blanche to a company, by any name, to infringe someone else's intellectual property," was Velvin's assertion in the Reuters interview. Tragically, his failure to comply with his duty as a juror or foreman thereof gave carte blanche to Apple who, if successful, will use this verdict to permanently block importation of Samsung products. This is not protecting innovation. This is an anticompetitive consumer-choice-stifling measure.
Velvin was not asked to defend anyone's patent. He was asked to determine if Apple or Samsung were infringing on each other's intellectual property. As a result of his one night deliberation epiphany, he reinforced Apple's propaganda of true innovation and demonstrated why juries are ill-suited to decide infringement cases as long as the USPTO mints forgeries. Apple did not create their products in a vacuum. By telling others to ignore prior innovation, Velvin disrespected the fact that Apple was not the first to patent the designs.ShareThis


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In the diesel performance world, O-ringing or fire-ringing the heads is a very common upgrade. Common, because, in high output situations, it's all that will keep the fire contained in the combustion chamber when pressure is trying to launch the cylinder head into low synchronous orbit. (more…)
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Archive for November, 2011
Install O-rings on a Cummins Cylinder HeadTuesday, November 22nd, 2011
A Vintage Ford With Diesel PowerFriday, November 18th, 2011
Classic trucks and diesels represent the biggest growth in the light truck market these days. Many hot rodders and street rod enthusiasts are giving up their traditional rides in favor of building some vintage iron, because trucks from the 1950s and '60s are increasing in popularity and are more useful than a '32 roadster. And the existence of quality aftermarket replacement sheet metal and parts from companies such as LMC are making the builds more attractive. (more…)
NADM East Coast NationalsWednesday, November 16th, 2011
Huge Turnout At Third Annual Event
The rolling hills of the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania have long been the place to escape the hustle and bustle of New York City. The fresh air and green trees are a stark contrast to the concrete jungle of the city. The Poconos are also home to one of NASCAR's biggest racetracks, and there are plenty of places to get away for the weekend. (more…)
The 2011 Dog Days Dyno ChallengeSunday, November 13th, 2011
On July 9, 2011, Bully Dog threw open its doors and access to the dyno at its American Falls, Idaho, headquarters for this year's installment of the company's Dog Days Dyno Challenge.
The dyno challenge actually began years ago as a way to entertain retailers who had come to Bully Dog's HQ for training sessions on how to use and sell the various Bully Dog products. (more…)
A Nissan Diesel Pickup With AttitudeTuesday, November 8th, 2011
Import diesel pickups have been around for a long, long time in every market except the United States. Markets such as Asia and Africa and even South America have enjoyed diesel pickups, both full size and compact, for decades.
Why aren't there any import diesel pickups in the United States as of now? Many of the drawbacks include safety and emissions standards, along with the business case for offering emissions-friendly diesels while still making a profit. To date, the only diesel pickup reportedly headed to the United States comes from Mahindra USA, Inc., although we've yet to see any arrive. (more…)
VW TDI Spotter's GuideTuesday, November 8th, 2011
Which Ones to Consider and Why
With no end in sight to the high price of fuel, many people are rethinking their daily drivers. And while hybrid and electric cars may be all the rage among the Hollywood elite and the tree-huggers, it is very easy to see that these cars are not the environmentally friendly solution that many people believe they are—since it will take more pollution-spewing powerplants to charge the things. (more…)
Air Dog's New Raptor Lift Pump for the 24-Valve CumminsThursday, November 3rd, 2011
Anyone who is familiar with a 24-valve Cummins knows the weak link in the system is the lift pump. Mounted on the side of the engine, where heat and vibration can take their toll on the unit, the lift pump pulls fuel from the tank and supplies it to the VP-44 injection pump. (more…)


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The Commons in Aotearoa showcased on NZCommons.org.nz
Wellington / John Bunney, courtesy of Te Papa Tongarewa / No known copyright restrictions
In the first of a series of blog posts focusing on our global activities, Matt McGregor tells us of exciting developments in CC in New Zealand Aotearoa.
2014 has been a busy year for the commons in Aotearoa. After a few years of relatively slow progress, many of New Zealand's public institutions have started to adopt open policies. So many, in fact, that we've decided to launch an entire website, NZCommons.org.nz, dedicated to discussing the opportunities and challenges of opening New Zealand's culture and knowledge for access and reuse. With a particular focus on copyright, licensing and the public domain, the NZCommons site aims to help cross-pollinate and energise the various open groups in New Zealand, who are all doing excellent work, though too often in isolation from one another. The site will have news, case studies and a range of pieces from New Zealanders working to grow the commons, supporting and encouraging the many individuals and institutions working to adopt CC licensing across the country.
And what a lot there is to be discussed. I've already mentioned some of the developments being highlighted on NZCommons in my recent post to this blog about Creative Commons policies being passed in New Zealand schools, now up to the rate of around one per week. But the increased adoption of CC licensing hasn't been limited to schools.
This year, both the University of Waikato and the University of Canterbury passed open access mandates requiring all research published within their respective institutions to be uploaded to the library's repository, enabling research to be made openly available as soon as possible. In so doing, they joined Lincoln University in paving the way for open access policies at other New Zealand research institutions.
And then, in the middle of the year, we saw three big developments in the heritage sector. First, the National Library of New Zealand passed their excellent use and reuse policy, which provides a clear framework for opening up the library's collections. Under the policy, out-of-copyright works will be clearly labelled as such, which has not generally been the case in the sector; also, in-copyright works that are owned by the library will be made available under a Creative Commons licence. Our case study of this policy has been up on NZCommons for a few weeks now.
Te Papa, the Museum of New Zealand followed this announcement by releasing over 30,000 high resolution images under either a no-known copyright or a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives licence — a figure that has since approached 40,000. As it happens, we published a case study about Te Papa recently, as well. Since that release, Te Papa have signalled that they will shortly remove the 'ND' restriction from their licences.
Then, the WW100 team, announced that as part of New Zealand's commemorations of the Centenary of World War I, the Turnbull Library was openly releasing the H Series of photographs taken during by New Zealand's official photographer, Henry Armytage Sanders. As Melanie Lovell-Smith points out in a detailed background piece, these photographs are "the most comprehensive visual record of New Zealanders on the Western front from 1917 to 1918." Other GLAM projects, such as the Marsden Online project, are also starting to use CC licensing.
One of the most exciting things about these announcements is the best practice implementation by each of the institutions. Although all of them use their own method, all of the photos are clearly marked as being available to download and free of copyright restrictions, with a detailed and easily accessible description of what you can and can't do with the image (see pictured). Te Papa even allows you to use copyright status as a search term. This level of transparency when it comes to copyright is essential to unlocking the value of our national collections.
Excerpt from Te Papa's image download page / Te Papa Tongarewa
Other open projects — such open government data, open textbooks in higher education and legal tools for indigenous knowledge — are also progressing quickly. Working with Susy Frankel and Aroha Mead from Victoria University of Wellington and CC Panel Member Karaitiana Taiuru, the local Creative Commons team is working on developing an indigenous knowledge notice that will help Māori creators, iwi (tribe) and hapū (sub-tribe) to release their works more openly.
In the government data sector, Land Information New Zealand have released truly massive — and massively interesting — open datasets, including detailed aerial photography of the entire country and 3D models of Christchurch before September 2010. These openly licensed models can be adapted and 3D printed by anyone, to help remember the heritage that was lost in the earthquakes.
Taken together, these projects will add an enormous amount of high quality copyright works to the commons, making it easier to access and reuse the works produced and held by New Zealand's public institutions. These releases promise to save time and money for both the organisations involved and the public. They will also enable others to adapt and build on existing works, which means that fewer people will have to — excuse the cliche — reinvent the wheel.
Good news, then. But these projects are only the beginning: there are thousands of other schools, heritage and research institutions with millions of copyright works that could be made openly available to the public for sharing and reuse. This could fundamentally change how New Zealanders access and engage with their culture and knowledge.
For this to happen, these sectors are going to need some help. To help out, we're developing toolkits — remixing some resources and platforms developed by HQ, and making a bunch of our own — that organisations can use to open their works for reuse. These toolkits will include an introductory paper, brochures, articles, sample policies and examples of best practice from New Zealand and around the world. We're hoping to launch them at the National Digital Forum in Wellington in late November.
Beyond the toolkits, though, we're going to need much more open discussion and analysis on copyright, licensing and reuse — especially in the heritage sector, where copyright issues can be very complicated, and where there isn't nearly enough information and discussion available online. NZCommons is designed to prompt that discussion. With it we hope to build momentum and support for more open policy across the country, and help realise the potential of the commons in Aotearoa.Comments Off on The Commons in Aotearoa showcased on NZCommons.org.nz
European Space Agency shares Mars Express images and videos under CC
Hellas Chaos on Mars / ESA/DLR/FU Berlin / CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
As of yesterday, the European Space Agency is now sharing all of its images and videos from the Mars Express mission under CC BY-SA. ESA is using the IGO port of CC BY-SA 3.0. ESA is one of several intergovernmental organizations to use the IGO port since we introduced it last year.
Since January 2004, ESA and its partners at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the Freie Universität Berlin (FUB) have been jointly publishing colour, stereo pictures of the martian surface from orbit, both still and moving. For example, a "Mars showcase" video, comprised of HRSC images, has been viewed almost 700,000 times since it was published on ESA's Youtube channel in 2013.
But starting today, something is different with these regular image releases: in a joint undertaking by all three partners, Mars Express HRSC images will be made available under a Creative Commons (CC) licence. The licence we will apply is the same one we recently introduced for Rosetta NAVCAM images: CC BY-SA IGO 3.0.
While at ESA we have only just begun releasing content under Creative Commons licences, our partners at DLR have been using CC as their standard licencing policy since 2012. Nevertheless, there is still something just a little bit special about the news today: as far as we know, it is the first time that three public organisations in Europe have teamed up in licencing a batch of joint content under Creative Commons.
ESA also posted this amazing video yesterday, making it the first video of Mars the agency has published under BY-SA:1 Comment »
Flickr removes CC-licensed photos from Wall Art program
In October, Flickr announced a new service that allows its members to order printed photos on wood or canvas, choosing either from their own photos, from a set of curated images, or from about 50 million CC BY or CC BY-SA–licensed images. Flickr would share profits with the photographers of the curated images, but not the CC-licensed ones, as those licenses permit Flickr to use the photos commercially.
Today, we learned that Flickr is removing all CC-licensed images from the Wall Art program. I understand why Flickr has made the decision to change the program, and appreciate their commitment to working to strengthen our community.
This has been a controversial topic here at Creative Commons — at all levels of the organization, and in our community. Some feel that a community discussion should have come before launching the program, or that Flickr users should have had a choice of whether to allow Flickr to monetize their CC-licensed photos. Others think that abiding by the terms of CC BY isn't enough, and that there is a moral obligation to share profits. And still others think that this is exactly what the free culture movement intended — permissive use of any kind by anyone (even large companies), so long as the terms are met.
Flickr has been a big part of the growth of the commons, and the advancement of CC licenses. In our recent State of the Commons report, we identified over 880 million licensed works — 307 million of them are on Flickr. It's the largest public archive of CC-licensed images. So when I read articles and blog posts recommending that Flickr users remove their works from the commons, I was concerned. Users of any media platform should feel secure in their understanding of how their content will or won't be used.
A central principle of open licenses is that the rights they grant apply to everyone, from hobbyists to large corporations. I hope this decision does not create confusion for those who would use licensed works. Under CC licenses, everyone plays by the same rules. Entrepreneurs should be able to experiment with monetizing openly licensed content without fear that if they become successful, the licenses will no longer apply to them. Just as licensors should be able to feel confident that the licenses are legally airtight, so should licensees.
Everyone can agree that providing clearer information on how CC licenses work — and what rights they grant — can prevent many misunderstandings. I see this as an important opportunity for Flickr and CC to do more to engage and inform users. We're a global nonprofit that represents a diverse community of creators, users, businesses, and activists. In order for our work to be meaningful, we must recognize that the people who make up the commons are its most important asset.
Our vision is one where content of all kinds is freely available for use under simple terms, where the permissions are clear to everyone. If that doesn't happen, creators can feel misled or cheated, and users are left uncertain if they can use the commons as a source of raw material. That's not just about the terms of the licenses. It's about how platforms develop and position their products and services, and how users engage in a community.
The Flickr team has asked Creative Commons to work with them to help make their messaging about CC license options clearer, and help ensure their programs are in alignment with the spirit of both communities. We hope that we can use this opportunity to help foster stronger relationships throughout the commons community, license users and media platforms alike. As we do that work in the coming months, I welcome your suggestions and ideas.4 Comments »
Brin Wojcicki Foundation doubles gifts to CC
We just received a wonderful gift for our 12th anniversary: the Brin Wojcicki Foundation is giving to CC to match all of your donations from now until the end of the year!
Every dollar you donate will now be doubled by funds from the Brin Wojcicki Foundation.
Please consider making a donation today.
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Happy birthday, Creative Commons
Help build the next era of sharing online.
Make a donation to Creative Commons.
12 years ago today, we launched the first Creative Commons license suite.
The internet was changing the way people share, and changing what it meant to be a creator. But copyright law hadn't caught up. The Net was making sharing easy; the law was making it hard.
We made a bet that many creators would stand between the extremes. That they would be inspired by the idea of "some rights reserved" and dedicate some of their rights to the commons.
One billion licensed works later, I think we were right.
Back then, it was a leap of faith. We just didn't know. I certainly didn't know that CC licenses would catalyze a global community in almost 80 countries, or that governments and foundations would take our values and embed them in official policies, dedicating funds to create freely available works. But that's what CC has been helping to facilitate.
Today, Creative Commons is making another leap. We're betting that if we can make it more seamless to share CC-licensed content between different web platforms, we can multiply CC's impact exponentially. So this is what our tech team is building.
We're also betting that by investing in a new generation of advocates for open, we can accelerate our policy wins to a worldwide tipping point.
CC licenses are having a real impact on people's lives. They are helping reveal information used to treat diseases, to make governments more transparent and accountable, and to make education accessible for everyone, everywhere. That's an incredible impact for a set of simple, free licenses.
That's why I hope you will consider making a donation today.
I've been inspired by many idealists. And I've had my heart broken more than a few times as I've rallied people together for change. But CC has proved that big change can happen, when it is supported by many, and often.
So please take a moment to think about the role that Creative Commons licenses play in your life and in our communities. CC licenses have transformed how the internet works, but we're just getting started.
Please consider making a gift to Creative Commons.
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Are you on #teamopen?
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We're proud to present Series Two of Team Open, our ongoing project to tell the stories of people who use Creative Commons. In Series Two, you'll meet a musician who used Creative Commons licensing to score a sponsorship deal with Toyota, a filmmaker who convinced his funders to give his film away, a professor who saved students a million dollars, and one of the minds behind the best-selling game on Amazon.
When you use a CC-licensed photo in a presentation or share your latest song under CC, you're a part of the story of CC's impact in the world. We're proud to share in this amazing journey with you.
We've learned disturbing details of of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, an agreement that could extend copyright terms 20 years. Join us in demanding that the agreement be made public.
Nearly 900 million CC-licensed works, and most of them under licenses that allow commercial use and adaptations. Check out our brand new State of the Commons report.
Your daily awesome from the internet. Start your morning with the Creative Commons Thing of the Day.
Remember that time when CC Version 4.0 broke the internet?
- Yesterday, CC Syria lead Bassel Khartabil spent his 1000th day in prison. We stand with our peers in the free software and free culture communities in demanding that he be freed.
- The Parable of the Polygons is a fascinating interactive essay on gentrification. It's also in the public domain under CC0.
- If you're in San Francisco, join us this weekend for a Wikipedia Editathon on internet censorship.
- A recent court case in Germany has raised some serious questions about the attribution requirement in CC licenses. Fortunately, we believe that common sense has won out in the recent appellate ruling.
- Amazing news. The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation now requires open licensing for all grant-funded research.
Team Open: Stories of how we use Creative Commons
A few weeks ago, we published a report showing that there are nearly a billion Creative Commons–licensed works. That's an impressive number, but it only hints at how powerful and widespread CC licenses have become.
The real story of Creative Commons is the story of the people who use CC licenses. It's the story of people who use CC licenses to make information, education, and data more public and accessible. Creators who have built real careers on free and open content. Policymakers working to make open the rule, not the exception. If you're reading this, the story of CC is your story.
Today, we're proud to present Series Two of Team Open, our ongoing project to tell the stories of people who use Creative Commons. In Series Two, you'll meet a musician who used Creative Commons licensing to score a sponsorship deal with Toyota, a filmmaker who convinced his funders to give his film away, a professor who saved students a million dollars, and one of the minds behind the best-selling game on Amazon.
When you use a CC-licensed photo in a presentation or share your latest song under CC, you're a part of the story of CC's impact in the world. We're proud to share in this amazing journey with you.
If you're proud to be on Team Open, please consider making a donation to help carry Creative Commons into 2015.1 Comment »
48 Civil Society Groups Demand Public Release of TPP Agreement Text
Today Creative Commons and 47 civil society organizations and academics released a letter (PDF) calling on negotiators of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) to publish the draft text of the agreement. Up until now the text of the TPP has been developed mostly in secret by the 12 negotiating countries. Wikileaks published a draft text of the chapter on intellectual property in October, revealing several provisions that would threaten access to and re-use of creative works, including an arrangement to allow countries to extend copyright terms by another 20 years. CC and other groups wrote a letter calling for that proposal to be rescinded.
Today's call for increased accountability into the process and substance of the TPP agreement follows on the heels of the European Commission's announcement for transparency into the negotiations over the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), a trade agreement being negotiated between the United States and the European Union.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) organized the letter from civil society organizations and experts. They said, "As TPP seems to arrive at its final stage, this is a prime moment for trade ministers to stop the secrecy and re-commit themselves to democratic principles of transparency and public participation in rule making."
We couldn't agree more.
The text of the letter (PDF) is below.
Dear TPP Ministers and Heads of Delegation,
Ever since talks over the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement (TPP) began over five years ago, there have been broad public calls on leaders to make negotiations more transparent and open to the public. In statements, in letters, and in face-to-face meetings with trade representatives, we have urged the adoption of concrete practices that would better enable the kind of open debate and oversight that would help demystify these ongoing negotiations by making better, more accurate information available to the public.
The European Commission has recently taken leadership on this issue in the parallel context of negotiations over a Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), recommending on 25 November 2014 that the EU's TTIP text proposals henceforth be released to the public, and that other information related to TTIP be shared more broadly with all Members of the European Parliament, beyond the currently limited membership of the International Trade Committee.
The end of TPP negotiations now seems to be coming into focus. They have come down to high-level political decisions by negotiating countries, and the text is largely completed except for some resolutions on remaining landing zones. At this point, we know that there is a draft of the TPP that is mostly agreed upon by those negotiating the deal.
Today, we strongly urge you to release the unbracketed text and to release the negotiating positions for text that is bracketed, now and going forwards as any future proposals are made. The public has a legitimate interest in knowing what has already been decided on its behalf, and what is now at stake with our various countries' positions on these controversial regulatory issues.
We call on you to consider the recent announcement from the European Commission as a welcome precedent to follow, thereby re-affirming your commitment to fundamental principles of transparency and public participation in rule making. The negotiations in Washington DC this week would provide the perfect opportunity for such a ground-breaking accord to be announced.
Article 19
Creative Commons
Consumers International
Oxfam International
Australian Digital Alliance
Australian Fair Trade and Investment Network (AFTINET)
Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA)
Australian Libraries Copyright Committee (ALCC)
Electronic Frontiers Australia (EFA)
Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA)
Council of Canadians
Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network (Réseau juridique canadien VIH/sida)
OpenMedia International
ONG Derechos Digitales
Organización de Consumidores y Usuarios de Chile (ODECU)
Movements of the Internet Active Users (MIAU)
Creative Commons Japan
New Zealand:
Consumer NZ
Its Our Future NZ
Malaysian AIDS Council
Positive Malaysian Treatment Access & Advocacy Group (MTAAG+)
Mexico, Chile, Peru:
International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC-LATCA) (Regional Office for
Latin American and Carribean Networks)
Alianza LAC – Global por el Acceso a Medicamentos
Peruvian Association of Consumers and Users (ASPEC)
Acción Internacional para la Salud (AIS)
Action on Smoking and Health
American Library Association
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Fight For the Future
Food & Water Watch
Government Accountability Project
Health GAP
Just Foreign Policy
Knowledge Ecology International
National Legislative Association on Prescription Drug Prices
Public Knowledge
Sunlight Foundation
Association of Research Libraries
Gabriel J. Michael, Yale Law School
Pam Samuelson, Berkeley Law School
Susan Sell, George Washington University
Sean Flynn, American University
David Levine, Princeton University
Free Bassel
As of today, Creative Commons Syria lead Bassel Khartabil has been in prison for 1000 days. Today, we take a moment to honor Bassel and his contributions to Creative Commons. And we stand with our peers in the free software and free culture communities in demanding that he be freed.
Before Bassel was imprisoned, he worked hard to build digital literacy in Syria. Not only did he play a central role in Syria's CC community; he was also active in Wikimedia, Openclipart, and numerous other free culture projects. As Lawrence Lessig wrote, "Mr. Khartabil isn't a partisan, aligned with one Syrian faction against another. He represents a future, aligned against a totalitarian past."
Bassel's imprisonment is also a reminder that our fight is real. For those of us that work in relative safety, it can sometimes be easy to forget that a free and open internet is not a theoretical matter. Real lives are at risk.
Visit freebassel.org for more information on Bassel and how you can get involved. If you're in San Francisco, visit Noisebridge this evening for a Free Bassel letter-writing event.
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Lessig to speak in San Francisco
Lawrence Lessig / Joi Ito / CC BY
CC co-founder Lawrence Lessig will speak on January 8 at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco. JCCSF has provided CC with a special discount code to share with our community.
Harvard Law Professor and legal activist Lawrence Lessig (Republic, Lost) believes he's found a way to mitigate the corrosive effect of big money on elections. He discusses Mayday PAC, his own crowd-funded Super PAC, launched in order to elect a Congress committed to fundamentally reforming the way campaigns are financed.
If you use the code DEMOCRACY, you can pay $10 for standard or $15 for premium tickets.
Edited December 11. We'd previously reported the incorrect date for this event.2 Comments »