Yeah I wonder about why they chose that particular license. I mean it's not a commericially viable product, and if it's meant to spur research and development then why not chose some sort of free software license.

Seconded. You would be surprised how commuting by bike can change your outlook on work and your health. Consider the benefits of getting your daily workout while commuting to work.

Like this guy?

Don't be so quick to make assumptions having lived in the country and in the city I can attest that it's definitely easier to ride in rural areas despite the fact the distances are greater. As for shopping on bikes, today it is easier than ever due to some innovative new (and old) designs.

See the Xtracycle, the Dutch Cargo Trike, and the Bakfiet.

I live in Atlanta which is plenty hot and muggy and commute a total of 21 miles each way everyday. By combining bicycle and bus I spend an extra 30 minutes a day commuting, 65 minutes vs 35 in a car, but I save over $50 a month in gas. I'm not saying everyone can bike commute but a lot more people could and I think society would benefit.

I think that if you try you'll find you can ride a bicycle far further and faster than you imagine. Combine a bicycle with bus and rail service and there are few places that are out of reach.

Something that might get more Americans to ride bicycles.

My Kodachromes from 20 years ago still look as good as they day they were processed. Kodachrome was the film of choice for many years, you could even push it.

Exactly, compare the Wii specs to say the Dreamcast and tell me that the machine is the reason can't create an open world with complex AI. I think the real problem is the lack of design creativity by the publishers.

I beg to differ. There is a noticeable difference between digital and film, especially when it comes to tonality in larger formats. That and there's nothing as beautiful as an 8x10 transparency.

No more negatives. I've recently gone back to film and hand processing. Yes it's a real pain but there is a distinctive film look that digital just doesn't create.

Somebody's code wasn't ready for the 366th day of the year.