Futurum X
July 27, 2015 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Crowd Funding, Front Page
Futurum X is where Mad Max meets Star Wars meets The Time Machine.
Kax is from the year 2700 and must go back in time to make sure he is never born or else mankind will never survive. This time when he goes back, the Earth has changed and is now ruled by women. Also, he’s lost his best friend Max who is a computer and if that wasn’t bad enough, he’s being hunted by Time bandits who want use Max to bind the space time continuum. It’s complicated, but who wants boring.
Futurum X is a feature film written and directed by award winning filmmaker Kipp Howard and features the talents of Dean Jones for GGI, Luke Kirby on music, Zane Anderson on production design, Lorin Paddock and Shane KerKesik add their awesome use of Drone Shot Footage.
In May 2015 the team was able to produce the short film, Futurum with just a few hundred dollars, which premiered at the 24th St. George Guerrilla Film Festival and despite the cold, hard winds, and rain, the team completed a fun little teaser short film available on the crowdfunding website.
So with the completion of this short film we were confident and excited to endeavor to make a feature film: Futurum X. It’s kinda like Star Wars meets Mad Max meets the Time Travler meets Zena. So there’s a lot of excitement, drama, action, plot, and beautiful visuals as they shoot this in the amazing Salt Lake City valley, the salt flats, Black Rock, and the awesome little Sahara Desert right here in the backyard in the Great State of Utah.
Forget the hype. See the past as the future by experiencing the movie’s revelation of the past’s future. The truth will unfold as Futurum X: The Future is Yesterday!
Fund this project now, before the future returns.
Crowdfunding a Micro Vaporizer for eLiquid, Dry Herb or Tobacco
July 25, 2015 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Crowd Funding, Front Page
This VapCap is elegant and can be used with any products. What’s new? No smoke and no batteries needed. It’s perfect for dry herbs as well as liquids. It’s made with stainless steel and silicone. There are no moving parts; there are no electronics. When you burn or smoke your herbs, they do not last long, and many yucky chemicals are produced as they burn. When the same materials are used in the VapCap, they last much longer, and there are no combustion byproducts. You and everyone around you will breath easier. Many current vaporizers tend to waste. They may not do a good job of vaporizing your material to the right temperature, and some even leak the vapor out while they are heating up or on stand-by. The VapCap is designed to minimize leakage when not in use and allows the user to adjust the vaporization temperature quickly and easily. Size & Weight- At only 3 and a half inches long, and 1/4 ounce or 7-9 grams, the VapCap and PyroVap will be the smallest, simplest and most efficient vaporizers on the market.
Green and Easily Recyclable- Our vaporizers do not have any electronic components, batteries or heavy metals. VapCaps are made from non-toxic and easily recyclable materials, this also includes the packaging. When you support this project, you can get the VapCap for yourself or get a retail kit that has 50 of them. Not only will you be in on the new trend, but you will also have a way to monetize it.
Find them here https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/micro-vaporizer-for-eliquid-dry-herb-or-tobacco#/storye
The BuddyList Social Network is an Anonymous alternative to Facebook
July 25, 2015 by Dr. Letitia Wright
Filed under Crowd Funding, Front Page
The BuddyList Social Network is an anonymous alternative to Facebook that doesn’t sell your personal data to any one. BuddyList purports to be a community that doesn’t invade your privacy. BuddyList believes a social network should be about staying connected with your friends and family and having fun.
Quoted in “Wikipedia,” the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) supports BuddyList’s primary reason to jump away from Facebook by identifying two personal information aggregation techniques, called “connections” and “instant personalization,” which assure that anyone has access even to personal information that you may not have intended to be publicly available.
This is how it works, you create a “Connection” to most of the things that you click a “Like button” for, and Facebook will treat those relationships as public information. For example, if you “Like” a Page on Facebook, that then creates a public connection. If you Like a movie or restaurant on a non-Facebook website (and if that site is using Facebook’s OpenGraph system), that creates a public connection either to the applicable Page on Facebook or to the affiliated website.
Furthermore, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) notes that “For users that have not opted out, Instant Personalization is instant data leakage. As soon as you visit the sites in the pilot program (Yelp, Pandora, and Microsoft Docs) the sites can access your name, your picture, your gender, your current location, your list of friends, everything that Facebook classifies as public information. Even if you opt out of Instant Personalization, there’s still data leakage if your friends use these “Instant Personalization websites,” their activities can give away information about you, unless you block those applications individually.” This can be challenging to do.
Alternatively, at BuddyList you are able to post status messages, comment on just about everything, share your photo’s with your friends and family, play games, voice chat, create meme pics, blog, and so much more without the Facebook complications.
This is everything people expect from a social network, devoid of the commercial revenue programs. BuddyList does not sell any of your data to any one and they do not ask for much personal information nor care if you provide your real info. The intent is to have fun, involve your friends, and help the community grow.
Support this project and generate social media outlet choices. Buddy list
