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|COLLEGE FOOTBALL PACKAGE: When is enough enough? Sometimes it's not a simple answer
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Leading 45-0, the Scarlet Knights wanted more, so coach Greg Schiano called three timeouts late in the first half to try to get the ball back.
The strategy didn't work and Norfolk State was able to get to the locker room without further damage. As for Schiano, he was forced to explain himself later.
``If your starters are in there, you play the game the way you coach it,'' he said during his postgame news conference Saturday. ``The first half of a football game, you better teach your team to play the way you preach to them to play. You better coach that way, too.
``I'm comfortable, very comfortable with the way we went about it.''
It's a question as old as college football itself: What is proper blowout etiquette?
The answer can be tricky. While those lopsided finals often lead to complaints about teams running it up, most coaches will tell you keeping the score down isn't so simple.
The general consensus among coaches is, when facing an overmatched opponent, get the starters enough work to stay sharp, the backups some valuable experience and try not to embarrass the other team.
Exactly how they go about trying to achieve those goals can vary.
``It's a personal decision,'' Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. ``There's a way to manage the game in some situations, but sometimes it gets complex.''
Ferentz recalled a game where Iowa jumped out to a 28-point, first-quarter lead.
``It sounds silly to say this, but that's not the way we wanted the story to unfold,'' he said.
Ferentz said Iowa threw very few passes that day, which didn't do much good for his passing game.
Arkansas coach Houston Nutt said he tries to keep things simple when the matchup is overwhelmingly in his favor.
``You're not going to run a trick play or do things out of the ordinary,'' he said. ``You're going to try to be base and try to give a player a chance to get better.''
After Oklahoma beat North Texas 79-10 earlier this season, Sooners coach Bob Stoops said he told his guys late in the game to take a knee and not score if they broke a big run. Though taking that kind of a pity on an opponent could come across as demeaning, too.
``There's no right way to manage any of that,'' Stoops said. ``You do the best you can.''
While a coach may have sympathy for a downtrodden opponent, players aren't likely to be so kind.
``No matter if it's 50-0 or 100-0, I'd still want to make a play,'' Penn State receiver Derrick Williams said. ``It's four quarters of football, not four quarters of trying to get the game over with.''
Putting in the second-team - or third or fourth teams - is also far from a sure fire way to keep from running it up.
Those players want to make the most of their shots, and for a coach to make the game experience meaningful, he can't just call dive plays.
``We need to make our depth quality depth,'' Southern California coach Pete Carroll said.
For Carroll, rewarding his players takes precedent over possibly hurting the other team's feelings.
``As hard as it seems for some people to handle, it's more important for our locker room and our team to get our guys a chance to compete,'' he said.
Ferentz said, ``Is it fair to put in a backup quarterback and not let him throw?''
Major college football's reliance on subjective polls to determine a national champion also plays a part in how teams manage blowouts.
``With the BCS and all the ramifications that come with the rankings,'' Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer said, ``they have basically put you in position to make you get your team to look as dominant as you can.''
The team on the losing end of a lopsided score also has a role in keeping the score down.
``Both teams have to play the game a little bit,'' Oregon State coach Mike Riley said. ``If (the losing team is) going to continue to all out blitz, you can't just run into a brick wall.''
The nature of the coaching fraternity tends to push coaches toward treating one another respectfully.
``The longer you're in this game, you have compassion,'' Indiana coach Bill Lynch said. ``You know how hard the other teams work.''
Karma comes into play, too.
``Someday you're going to be on the other end and you'd want the respect of the opposing coach as well,'' Illinois coach Ron Zook.
When a coach does find himself on the receiving end of serious beat-down, giving up a few extra points is usually the least of his concerns.
``The fact of that matter is if we're getting beat like that,'' Riley said, ``I've got a lot bigger problems than what the other team is trying to do.''


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Women Gets a Million Dollar Medical Bill Without Any Payment Options
What would you do if you are billed $1 Million in medical expenses and your insurance company refuses to cover any of the medical expenses? This is precisely what happened to a Canadian couple vacationing in Hawaii. Jennifer Huculak-Kimmel was 6 month pregnant when she went on a vacation to Hawaii. However, pregnancy complications landed her in the US hospital only two days into her holiday. According to the hospital sources, six weeks stay and emergency care of the mother and her child cost exactly $950K in expenses.
On contacting her insurance company, Blue Cross Canada, Jennifer was shocked to hear that the insurance provider refused to cover her medical bills claiming that the patient had bladder infections at four months, which ultimately caused pregnancy complications during the birth. Interestingly, Jennifer says that she had consulted her doctor and the medical team before going to the vacation, and they had given her a clean sheet without raising any alarms.
Health policy analysts such as Steven Lewis in Saskatoon is also surprised at the lack of response from Blue Cross insisting that insurance should cover Jennifer bills if she is telling the truth. Yet, it seems that Jennifer will remain stuck in Hawaii for much longer than anticipated because her plea to provide her safe passage to Canada are going unnoticed. Recently, she was also denied air ambulance on medical grounds and business expenses by emergency response companies such as Medevac.
Big thanks to 'friend of CHCanada' Andrew Heiberger for alerting us of this story.

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we talk everyday,
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I wanna believe i'm all you need,
but the truth is in your eyes
i need to know what's inside.
You're hiding away
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Bistro Vendome - NYC reviews from OpenTable diners
- Always a HITnotsogoodVIPDined on 11/18/2014I eat at BIstro Vendone at least once every 3 weeks. It's charming, the food is excellent and service friendly. It's always consistently good. Everytime we bring someone new, they always want to go back. Just like us.Special Features:
- Wonderfyk food and atmosphere!doccharlestonDined on 11/8/2014Great staff, quiet, romantic ambience, and fabulous food! Will defnitely go back!Special Features:
- Classic FrenchOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 11/7/2014Delicious food cooked like it is in France! Cassoulet evoked memories of travel in Southern France.Special Features:
- Never Fails To PleaseDrJTFVIPDined on 10/30/2014I love coming to this place. It has a nice ambiance, a pleasant vibe, affable service, and excellent food. The restaurant draws a neighborhood crowd and is very Upper East Side in dress and palate. The unique tri-level dining arrangement plus outdoor terrace is attractive but can be noisy (the only negative). At this last outing i had the escargots, quenelles, and gelato. My companion had the duck. We'll both be back.Special Features:
- MikerVIPDined on 10/29/2014good fish soup, but disappointing quenelle; excellent profiterolleI would recommend this to a friend.
- Great HospitalityKolaricDined on 10/25/2014Food was authentic french, and delicious. The Hostess is the Owner with her husband being the chef. They took spoke time to talk to us at the nd of our meal as if we were eating over their house. Very Nice. Definitely going back!Special Features:
- great french restaurantClaireVIPDined on 10/10/2014This family owned and run restaurant is truly outstanding. Most dishes are best in town. Bartender outstanding. From reception to departure everyone is charming. We four had different dishes and all were delicious. It's really getting known so hurry up. Don't miss the escargot. Also the artichoke salad is unique.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great family placeInterestedDined on 10/8/2014My family and I have been going to this lovely addition to our corner of New York since it opened. The place is an oasis of peace and lovely food. It is welcoming, friendly, always very kind, and remember us with a nice smile and a lovely welcome. We keep going to this great addituion to Sutton Place and enjoy it more each time we go. There are no words to recommend it highly enough!Special Features:
- houliVIPDined on 10/6/2014Excellent meal- classic French., Service is good but you have to plan for 2+hours whenever we eat hereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- butterwealthytilesDined on 10/2/2014Good bread served with margarine to me, a butter lover and the wait person insisting ti is butter OR as it turned out---what she called butte. And on and on it went. Spoiled the visit with otherwise good food and beatifl ambiance.Special Features:
- Nothing SpecialArnoldVIPDined on 10/1/2014This is a nice French Bistro, that appeals to localsSpecial Features:
- Wonderful dinner on September 19ALK58Dined on 9/19/2014Dinner for 6 people on Friday evening (9/19). Everything was perfect. The mussels, salad and tuna tartare starters were delicious and the steak, duck and fish dishes were prepared perfectly. Everyone had a great time. Service was attentive and professional. Chef/owner Pascal came by the table to say hello and introduce himself to our guests and make sure everything was to our liking. Would definitely recommend Bistro Vendome for a consistent, reliable, delicious French Bistro meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MARYMARYDined on 9/19/2014LOVE THE MUSSELS BUT WOULD LIKE TO SEE A MORE DIVERSIFIED MENU.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Neighborhood restaurantamybVIPDined on 9/17/2014We have never had a bad meal at Bistro Vendome, so it has become our go to restaurant in the neighborhood. The service is welcoming and friendly and best of all, it is quiet and you can hear the conversation at the table. We highly recommend the restaurant, especially the artichoke salad.Special Features:
- amazing patiotracyDined on 9/12/2014It's pretty far east but Bistro Vendome had a remarkable patio, good trad'l french food and was perfect for a casual business lunchSpecial Features:
- Neighborhood favoriteFreddyVIPDined on 9/7/2014Bistro Vendome is a popular restaurant with the mature population of the Sutton Place area. Generally speaking it is a comfortable spot but the reception can be a bit off putting as it is rather casual. Casual to the point that the receptionist is frequently unaware of reservations.Special Features:
- Overall very good mealmanhattaniteDined on 8/9/2014Very Good French dining experience. Beet/Bacon salad was outstanding, Thai mussels were good (sauce a little heavy), and the summer poached salmon was also very good. Would definitely recommend and return, but not dying to go back (which is an experience deserving of 5 stars in my opinion).Special Features:
- So pleased to have discoveredLoves2letotherscookDined on 8/8/2014Thank goodness I was able to discover that some of those responsible for the original Jubilee (formerly on East 54th Street) have moved. Le Bistro Vendome is a treat to visit and is so much better than the restaurant now called Jubilee (on First Avenue)! The famous mussels, salads and french fries and so many other offerings are now found at the civilized and comfortable Le Bistro Vendome!Special Features:
- Busy and pleasantNeighborhoodsBestVIPDined on 8/6/2014The food was great and plentiful. The service was very attentive without being pushy. We started with a bottle of Malbec. It was very reasonably priced. We shared an appetizer. There was no discussion about any upcharge for sharing. The appetizer was served and the waiter came with additional plates for sharing. One entre was cold poached salmon. It was delicious. We will definitely be coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- GingerDined on 8/3/2014Could not have been better. Delicious food, attentive service, great atmosphere!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- a gem getting knownClaireVIPDined on 8/1/2014Although we live on west side we find getting to Bistro Vendome easy and worthwhile. It has become our favorite place to meet friends. We love the food, inclusively. Their seasonal specials are terrific and their bartender skillful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 7/30/2014The food was good nothing special but service was poor and not really friendly,dry.... I wouldn't go there again... No worse it to spend big $$ there.Special Features:
- MagnoliaDaisyDined on 7/29/2014Outdoor space is great, food si very good, service could be snappier. A real neighborhood gem despite the slow service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always great foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/28/2014I've tried every dish and everything is great. The menu changes a bit seasonally which is fun. The servers were great when I first started to go, but they are different now. They don't seem to care as much or know as much. But the food is so good that I go anyway. Also there's a new floor manager and he's very sweet. Hopefully the servers will improve.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Neighborhood FindchesterfldVIPDined on 7/24/2014Met resident of this Upper East Side neighborhood for lunch and loved the experience. Was able to sit outside and enjoy nice weather. I enjoyed mussels and companion enjoyed tilapia. Friendly personable service and attention by owner. A good find.Special Features:
- mccanonDined on 7/22/2014This is a great restaurant in Midtown E and we were impressed how good the food is. Everyone should try their Floating Island dessert.Special Features:
- Nice ExperienceHeavenlyVIPDined on 7/22/2014Had dinner with my friends here. The food was very good, the service was a bit slow.Special Features:
- Great musselssteakloverVIPDined on 7/17/2014Mussels Provençal are great. Rest of meal okay. The fries were great too. We has the lobster Caesar salad which was way overpriced. Lobster portion was no bigger than 2 shrimp. Service was a bit fast.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood spot!DiamondlilDined on 7/16/2014Food is always superbly prepared, excellent Traditional French Fare VERY RELIABLE and CONSISTENT! Service is pleasant, atmosphere is relaxed and you can dress up or down! LOVE the little Terrasse!!! One of my go to restaurants in the Sutton Area! Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- best french bistroClaireVIPDined on 7/9/2014everything deiicious.wonderful and unusual preparation of artichoke. duck terrific. soft shell crab better than anywhere else.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The Ivy League lawyer charged with killing his girlfriend in a jealous rage pocket-dialed a friend's voicemail during the murder — and is heard tormenting his victim in her final seconds.
"Why did you call 508, why did you call that number?" Jason Bohn asked Danielle Thomas just before the June 2012 slay in his Astoria apartment.
Thomas said, "I don't know" and "Jason, I love you" a dozen times, according to a transcript obtained by The Post.
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The voicemail will be smoking gun evidence at Bohn's upcoming trial.
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Dossier on EU sound recording copyright extension
Creative Commons was launched in the aftermath of a retroactive copyright term extension in the U.S. and during a challenge to that extension, a challenge that economist Milton Friedman called a no brainer — a retroactive term extension cannot possibly incent the creation of new works, while at the same time it must rob the public domain.
Since its launch in 2002, Creative Commons has made tremendous strides in fostering the commons. In the last few years, policymakers have increasingly seen the value of making commons a default, e.g., where public information or public interest funding is involved. However, new retroactive copyright term extensions show that public policy continues to be far removed from the public interest — as is the case now with sound recording in the European Union.
The following text is by John Hendrik Weitzmann, Legal Project Lead of Creative Commons Germany and co-author of a new dossier on the EU sound recording copyright extension.
This week and next week will bring defining moments in European copyright policy. The efforts to retrospectively extend the term for related rights in sound recordings to 70 years, halted since 2009 by not finding the necessary majority in the Council of the EU, will probably be approved by the Committee of Permanent Representatives (COREPER) in Brussels tomorrow.
COREPER prepares the Council's meeting on Sept 12th, which will without much doubt follow COREPERs preparation and pass the term extension. It will then become EU law even though both, the EU Commission that made the proposal and the EU Parliament that amended and passed it, are no longer in office.
The recent developments have largely been behind closed doors, until Denmark, Portugal and Finland indicated earlier this year that they would no longer oppose the extension. Now the proposal is being pushed to the Council again in an up-speed process.
As the most renowned copyright scholars from Cambridge to Amsterdam and Munich have pointed out again and again, such an extension will severely hurt Europe's cultural diversity, its innovative potential and the preservation of its cultural heritage. All this in order to help four international corporations to squeeze marginal extra revenue from a fraction of the recordings of the 20th century (the 60s). The session musicians, being the group that the extension move purportedly is meant to support, are going to at best receive between 1 and 2 percent of the cake, extremely biased towards already highly successful artists like Sir Cliff Richard, a tireless campaigner for term extension. This prospect has been proven through economical and legal analysis. Academia has told the EU Commission about this in independent studies, has told the public in the Bournemouth Declaration and the Joint Academic Statement on Term Extension.
To no avail, the only ever reaction was discernible when the EU Parliament in 2009 lowered the Commission proposal's 95 year term to 70 years and added some side provisions to counter the rights holders dominance in favour of artists. These provisions are well-meant but will not solve the distribution problem, as again was proven by academic experts. Above that, these provisions being added is 'sold' to the European public as being possible only if the term extension is passed. This is false. For example, as the Joint Academic Statement points out, the so called use-it-or-lose-it provision is a regular part of the German copyright code since decades ago and was introduced without any connection to a retrospective term extension.
With support by the Wikimedia Foundation, iRights.info has now compiled (blog post in German) a "Dossier on Term Extension for Related Rights in Sound Recordings". It explains background, timeline and arguments made around the extension plans and is available in German and English.
A broad coverage of what is happening is needed all across Europe. The dossier can be sent around and built upon, it is licensed under CC BY 3.0 Germany and any re-use is highly appreciated.4 Comments »
$20,000 Open Textbook Challenge from the Saylor Foundation
The Saylor Foundation has been known for organizing comprehensive curriculum for popular subject areas, and licensing the resources when they can under the CC Attribution license. Now with the launch of its Open Textbook Challenge, the Saylor Foundation aims to expand the amount of high-quality CC BY-licensed course materials by offering a $20,000 award for open textbooks! If a textbook is submitted and accepted for use with Saylor.org's course materials, then the copyright owners receive $20,000 while the referrer receives $250. Then the textbook is re-licensed (if not already) for free and open use under CC BY. For more information, visit http://www.saylor.org/OTC. The deadline is November 1, 2011.
To submit a textbook with Creative Commons as the referrer, go to http://www.saylor.org/otc-form/?refcode=6.1 Comment »
Winning poster designs for the Global Summit
The Creative Commons Global Summit Poster Competition has been a huge success, with 38 entries from around the world!
We thank each and every one of you who submitted a design and participated in the voting process. Three winning designs were chosen based on popular vote and by a panel of judges from our CC Poland team (with a little help from other international affiliates).
The popular vote winner was:
Meanwhile, our Polish judges came up with a tie – so we decided to award two judges prizes:
Celebration! by Amanpreet Singh / CC BY
Each poster will be printed and featured prominently at the lovely Primates Palace in Warsaw for our Global Summit, to be held from September 16-18. The posters will also be displayed as part of a digital CC visual arts exhibit at the venue.
Congratulations to the designers, and thanks to all of you who participated!Comments Off
Open government policy developments in Australasia
In the past few months, the Australasian region has seen several developments building on their commitments to open government.
3D Globe at Seattle Central Library by brewbooks / CC BY-NC-SA
Last week in New Zealand, the Ministers of Finance and Internal Affairs adopted a statement detailing a new Declaration on Open and Transparent Government. The Declaration has been approved by Cabinet, and directs all Public Service departments, the New Zealand Police, the New Zealand Defence Force, the Parliamentary Counsel Office, and the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service; encourages other State Services agencies; and invites State Sector agencies to commit to releasing high value public data actively for re-use, in accordance with the Declaration and Principles, and in accordance with the NZGOAL Review and Release process. More information on this statement can be found at the CC Aotearoa New Zealand blog.
This follows the release in June and July of websites for Open Access and Licensing Frameworks by both the New Zealand and Australian governments.
NZGOAL, the New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing Framework, is administered by Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand, and is a guide for those using the New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing Framework, which "recommends the Creative Commons BY licence as a default licence when releasing government held content and data for reuse." NZGOAL is under a default CC BY license. Success stories of implementation via this framework are documented at opendatastories.org.
Meanwhile, AusGOAL, the Australian Governments Open Access and Licensing Framework is nationally endorsed and administered by the Cross-Jurisdictional Chief Information Officers Committee, and "provides support and guidance to government and related sectors to facilitate open access to publicly funded information." AusGOAL is also under a default CC BY license, while recommending the suite of CC licenses for copyrighted material and the CC Public Domain Mark for non-copyrighted material.
Much of this has already been roughly documented on our wiki page, Government use of Creative Commons. Please feel free to add to this page any missing use cases or details as they come up.
Lastly, we would like to leave you with another relatively recent development by CC New Zealand — this fun animation video explaining the CC licenses called, Creative Commons Kiwi.Comments Off
Data Governance, our idea for the Moore Foundation
The Moore Foundation has called for community feedback on where to invest in the area of data-intensive science. We've submitted our own idea — data governance — and would love your feedback and support for the idea. We have been exploring data governance issues, including data licensing, since 2004 in our science work, and we're planning to make data governance a priority across the Creative Commons organization going forward.
Data governance is more than just licensing. It's the system of decision rights and accountabilities for data-related processes that describe who can take what actions with what information, and when, under what circumstances and using what methods. Our work on the Neurocommons project — using web standards to mark up copyright licenses and developing technological infrastructure to make the commons searchable and usable — all inform our ideas on data governance.
We are actively planning for a major project in data in 2012, and look forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas. Please register and vote, and not just on our idea — participation in processes like this is a great way to increase their usage by foundations in making funding choices that can benefit the commons.Comments Off
Open Government Data in Austria
City Hall (Rathaus) by http2007 / CC BY
For a while now, government data for the City of Vienna has been open for reuse under the CC Attribution license. In a more national effort, the City of Vienna, along with the Chancellor's Office and the Austrian cities of Linz, Salzburg and Graz, recently coordinated their activities to establish the Cooperation OGD (Open Government Data) Austria. The cooperation aims to "to forge common standards and develop conditions in which OGD can flourish to the benefit of all stakeholders." In its first session, the group agreed to eight key points, which were reported at the Linz Open Commons blog. The first key point was also highlighted over at the Open Knowledge Foundation (OKF) blog in English:
"All public administration will be free under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 3.0), meaning it can be reused and shared for any purpose, with only attribution necessary."
This is great news for Austrian PSI and open government in general. By using CC licenses and tools to communicate broad reuse rights to the content, data, and educational materials they create, governments are stimulating economic growth, promoting citizen engagement, and increasing the transparency of government resources and services.
We will be running several sessions on government data and PSI at the CC Global Summit in Warsaw speaking to these themes and engaging CC affiliates and community from around the world. One month after the summit, the OKF will also host Open Government Data Camp 2011 in Warsaw (now open for registration). Don't worry if you can't make it to either event, as we will be providing updates to both on our blog. In the meantime, you can find many more examples of CC use in government at creativecommons.org/government.Comments Off
The Technical Working Group for the Learning Resource Metadata Initiative is Announced
We had a wonderful response from the Call for Participation in the Learning Resource Metadata Initiative (LRMI) Technical Working Group with highly qualified individuals and representatives from many leading organizations in the education field. (As you may recall, LRMI is a project led by Creative Commons and the Association of Educational Publishers to establish a common vocabulary for describing learning resources.) After consultation with the LRMI project partners, we needed to balance all the restrictions of an efficient, productive, and representative working group along with the large numbers of qualified potential members.
The LRMI Technical Working Group membership is:
- Sheryl Abshire, Calcasieu Parish Public School System
- Phil Barker, JISC CETIS
- Dan Brickley, VU University Amsterdam
- Brian Carver, UC Berkeley School of Information
- Cable Green, Creative Commons
- Greg Grossmeier, Creative Commons (Co-Chair)
- Charlie Jiang, Microsoft
- Michael Johnson, Full Potential Associates
- Mike Linksvayer, Creative Commons (Co-Chair)
- Joshua Marks, Curriki
- Brandt Redd, Gates Foundation
- Colin Smythe, IMS Global
- Stuart Sutton, Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
- Randy Wilhelm, netTrekker
- Lee Wilson, PCI Educational Publishing
The first meeting of the Working Group will be a teleconference this Wednesday (August 17th). To follow along with the progress of the group, there is a public timeline and mailing list that anyone can join.Comments Off
CC News: Announcing the Creative Commons Global Summit!
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Announcing the 2011 Creative Commons Global Summit!
We are thrilled to announce the 2011 Creative Commons Global Summit, now open for registration! The Creative Commons Global Summit will take place over three full days from September 16-18, and is generously hosted by our affiliates at CC Poland. The summit will bring together the CC community in Warsaw, Poland, to engage strategically on the future of our shared commons, to renew and further build CC's vital community, to collaborate on mutual projects and initiatives, and to celebrate our successes as we head towards the end of our first decade together. For more information, and to register, head on over to the Global Summit wiki.
New Creative Commons Regional Managers
Instrumental in planning for the Global Summit are our new Regional Managers. New hires Jonas Öberg (Europe), Carolina Botero and Claudio Ruiz (Co-Managers, Latin America) will join existing CC staffers Chiaki Hayashi (Asia and the Pacific), Donatella della Ratta (Arab World), Aurelia J. Schultz (Africa), and our new Network Affiliate Coordinator, Jessica Coates, to form a new team dedicated to supporting our Affiliate Network worldwide. Adding staff support for our affiliates is part of a broader strategy CC is currently implementing to enhance the role and profile of the Affiliate Network. The Regional Managers will be dedicated to supporting and working with these local affiliates, while also working together to inform and shape CC's ongoing development and policy making. Read more.
Design the winning poster for the Global Summit!
Some of our CC affiliates in Asia are hosting a poster design competition for the summit, based on the theme, "Powering an Open Future." The winning designs (judged by an international panel and by popular vote) will be introduced at the Global Summit with people in attendance from all over the world, featured prominently at the venue and also as part of a CC visual arts exhibit. The designer will receive a gift of the printed poster from a professional publishing company in Warsaw. The deadline is August 22, Japan time, and in less than two weeks! For the complete submission rules and to enter, visit the competition site.
In other news:
- Support for Creative Commons is growing in Russia.
- Support for Creative Commons is growing everywhere! The Power of Open launched with seven successful events in Tokyo, Washington DC, Brussels, Rio de Janeiro, London, Paris, and Madrid.
- The 3rd Creative Commons Arab regional meeting in Tunis also proved to be extraordinary.
- We participated at the yearly SERCI (Society for Economic Research on Copyright Issues) Congress.
- We talked to Sir John Daniel from the Commonwealth of Learning. COL recently adopted CC BY-SA as part of its new OER policy.
- We added support for the Learning Resources Metadata Initiative (LRMI) with Greg Grossmeier as our new Education Technology & Policy Coordinator.
- And lastly, we are in the process of recruiting our next Chief Technology Officer, so do recommend colleagues and friends who seem well suited to be the next CC CTO!
Announcing the Creative Commons Global Summit!
We are thrilled to announce the 2011 Creative Commons Global Summit, now open for registration!
The Creative Commons Global Summit will take place over three full days from September 16-18 in Warsaw, Poland, and is generously hosted by our affiliates at CC Poland.
The theme of this year's Summit is "Powering an Open Future." As Creative Commons enters its second decade, prominent thinkers from the commons movement worldwide, including Sir John Daniels from the Commonwealth of Learning, Melissa Hagemann from the Open Society Foundations, CC board member Lawrence Lessig, and CC CEO Cathy Casserly, will come together with experts from our global Affiliate Network, CC staff, and key stakeholders to consider "what next"?
Central to the Summit will be a day-long CC Festival on Saturday, September 17th. This public day will feature a variety of panels, workshops, plenary speakers and a CC visual arts exhibition, showcasing the best of the commons now and in the future. It will include sessions focused on key areas of interest to the commons community worldwide, including education, science, government, data, business and the GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives and museums) sector. Most excitingly, it will be followed in the evening by a CC Salon, a musical celebration of creativity, remix, and openness.
The Global Summit will also serve as a major meeting and planning forum for the CC community itself, with regional meetings, legal debates, community planning, training workshops, and general discussion and strategizing on the big issues for the next ten years of CC, including the new version 4.0 licenses and supporting and enhancing the Affiliate Network worldwide. The CC Board of Directors will be joining us at the Summit, specifically to meet with the community and engage in these broader discussions.
The Creative Commons Global Summit will be a chance for the whole commons community to communicate, celebrate and connect. We hope you can join us.
For more information, and to register, head on over to the Global Summit wiki. The 2011 Creative Commons Global Summit is a free event, but registration is required.Comments Off
Design the winning poster for the Creative Commons Global Summit!
You may have heard about the Creative Commons Global Summit to be held in Warsaw, Poland this September. In the lead up to its public launch later this week, we want you, our community, to get involved!
Some of our CC affiliates in Asia are hosting a poster design competition for the summit, based on the theme, "Powering an Open Future."
From the website,
The Creative Commons Global Summit 2011 provides an opportunity for volunteers, industry leaders and practitioners of the worldwide open content licensing movement to explore and showcase the past, present and future of Creative Commons, copyright and free culture. It will be an event focused on sharing, openness and collaboration, with an eye towards setting the path for the Creative Commons community over its next 10 years.
The winning designs (judged by an international panel and by popular vote) will be introduced at the Global Summit with people in attendance from all over the world, featured prominently at the venue and also as part of a CC visual arts exhibit. The designer will receive a gift of the printed poster from a professional publishing company in Warsaw.
All submissions must be licensed under the CC BY license and incorporate the CC Global Summit logo (see above for what that looks like). For the complete submission rules and to enter, visit the competition site. (In the case you are not fluent in Japanese, you can change the language to English in the upper right hand corner.)
The deadline is August 22 (Japan time & in less than two weeks!), so we look forward to seeing your creativity in action!Comments Off


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Synth prog unit Zoltan release debut album
First full length by London´s Synth Prog Unit ZOLTAN "First Stage ZOLTAN" contains six tracks of menacing chordal sweeps, cinematic synthscapes and relentless, angular rhythms. If Michael Mann ever remade "Zombie Holocaust" the soundtrack might sound something like this. For … Continue reading
Tangent advance preview Le Sacre Du Travail…
Earlier this week we were pleased to bring you the news that Andy Tillison and The Tangent were on the move once again. In the update it was mentioned that work had begun on material for their "most ambitious project yet". … Continue reading
Roger Waters' The Wall European Tour 2013
At a press conference held yesterday (15 November 2012) Roger Waters' talks about The forth coming Wall Tour 2013. The full twenty seven minute press coference/interview can be found on Roger's website – CLICK HERE Roger Waters' The Wall European … Continue reading
Djam Karet update
Djam Karet's New Album: The Trip … will be released in March of 2013. The Trip is a cinematic journey through time, consisting of one new continuous piece of music clocking in at right around 48 minutes. This new studio … Continue reading
Herd Of Instincts new album
In other Djam Karet related news… Herd of Instinct's New Album: Conjure … will be released Tuesday, January 22, 2013 on Djam Karet's label Firepool Records. It features all of the original members of the band, with Djam Karet's Gayle … Continue reading
MoonJune 2001-2012 compilation
MoonJune Records are offering almost 7 hours of music and/or 60 tunes from their catalogues for as little as $1.00 ~ but only until the end of the world on 12th December mind you. "This compilation features almost 7hrs of … Continue reading
Jon Lord ~ Concerto For Group And Orchestra
December 3rd will see the release of the (very) limited edition Book/CD/DVD of Jon Lord's Concerto For Group And Orchestra… With his legendary organ blues-rock sound, Deep Purple's founder and soul, Jon Lord has influenced decades of rock music. He … Continue reading
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Keith Emerson's Three Fates release
Next week (19/11/12) sees the release of the much anticipated Three Fates album from Keith Emerson, Marc Bonilla and Terje Mikkelsen… earMUSIC, the Hamburg based international rock label part of Edel Group, is proud to announce "Three Fates", the most important record … Continue reading
The Tangent update & new album
After the recent disappointing announcement that the current Tangent line-up was no more, we are pleased to let you know that things are progressing once more. An album in the pipeline as well positive news from the band. Andy explains… It … Continue reading
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The Aristocrats release live CD/DVD
Rock fusion trio The Aristocrats will release a live CD/DVD entitled Boing, We'll Do It Live! early next month. The recording from June last year is taken from two performances at the Alvas Showroom in San Pedro [CA] and features guitarist Guthrie Govan, … Continue reading
Fish UK Tour Dates
Fish announces UK dates for May 2013 17/05/13 : ABERDEEN, Lemontree 18/05/13 : GLASGOW, O2 ABC 19/05/13 : GATESHEAD, The Sage 21/05/13 : STOCKTON, Arc 22/05/13 : STAMFORD, Corn Exchange 23/05/13 : WARRINGTON, Parr Hall 25/05/13 : HOLMFIRTH, Picturedrome 26/05/13 … Continue reading
Rush ~ Deluxe Editions of 2112
Next month will see the release of three "deluxe editions" of Rush's 2112 album form 1976… JUST IN TIME FOR DECEMBER 21/12 – Deluxe Editions of 2112 In time for 21/12 celebrations, Universal Music Enterprises (UMe) will release deluxe editions … Continue reading
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Karda Estra ~ free download
Karda Estra are offering an eight track sampler album An Introduction To Karda Estra as a limited free download. Simply visit thier Bandcamp page and check-out the album. Track listing: 1. Atom Of Warmth ('The Last Of The Libertine' 2007) 2. … Continue reading
Baja Prog Festival 2013
The Baja Prog Festival, (held in Mexicali), begin their 2013 campaign with the announcement that the Steve Hackett Band, Eddie Jobson, Three Friends and Jelonek will be preforming. The festival which began back in 1997 has attracted many of prog's … Continue reading
HRH Prog Festival 2013
HRH Prog Festival announces more acts including It Bites, Magenta, Von Hertzen Brothers, Uli Jon Roth and Haken. They will join the already impressive line-up of: The Enid, Caravan, Mostly Autumn, Hawkwind, The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown, The Reasoning, Touchstone, Tesseract, Aeon … Continue reading


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PS4 and more RTS games: What says you?
To be more specific, I was mostly pertaining to Sega's TOTAL war series.
Considering the PS4 architecture is x-86 and the GPU uses "compute" capabilities...would you like to see specific games like ROME: total war, SHOGUN 2 or EMPIRE total war on it? I mean with the added option of mouse and k/b?
Imagine how the legion/infantry battles would be on a 50 LED TV, your Roman General yelling out in surround sound and your army clashing in arms with the opposition.
I'm calling it now, if the PS4 install base takes flight, SEGA will make this an option.
What do you think? How far fetched could it be?
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i already have a pc
It's stupid to play RTS with a controller, and you can plug a pc into a large tv.
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I'd love it. I'd like to see StarCraft 2 show up. The problem is with the controler. It could be a pain selecting units and issuing orders without the accuracy of the mouse and button count of the keyboard.
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It's stupid to play RTS with a controller, and you can plug a pc into a large tv.
I agree about the controller although I'd like to see if the touchpad could make it possible. My PC is in my office because I like to use Excel on a monitor just like I like to game on my big screen TV.
PCs <> Consoles
I wish people would stop trying to equate the two.
With the touchpad I could see these types of games as a possibility. Use the touchpad like a mouse and use it in conjunction with the buttons. Depending on the functionality of the touchpad you could click in to use it like a mouse button, then use the buttons to draw circles / give commands, etc.
Could be interesting to try. But doubt developers have the vision to pull it off. Developers are incredibly lazy these days.
Also the PS4 can support a mouse/keyboard, so really no reason they couldnt be put onto the system. I love me some RTS, so it wouldn't be a bad thing. Hell command and conquer and such like that came out on the PSOne lol.
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Personally I'd rather see some strategy/resource management type of games (such as Liberty or Death, PTO, PTOII, Genghis Khan: Clan of the Greywolf, ETO, PTO IV)....Koei pretty much had the formula mastered.
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I honestly don't know how RTS would work on a console...maybe with the touch pad, it'd be a bit easier, but I've always seen RTS as a PC exclusives genre, due to the heavy emphasis on KB and Mouse
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Researchers said it works by blocking the action of a natural enzyme in the cells.
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I am an associate attorney at The Law Offices of Grinberg Segal, P.L.L.C. with over five (5) years of experience in immigration law working first as a law... more
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I endorse attorney Wendy Barlow. She is a strong advocate for her clients with a history of successful case results. Respected by her clients and... more