Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Aaron McBride <aaron AT apejet.org>]

I hope someone here can point me in the right direction.  I'm not 
looking for legal advice, just personal opinions.

Here's my situation:  I'd like to use a bunch of pictures from Flickr 
and turn them into a coffee table book.  From what I understand, it 
would be defined as a "Collective Work".

Collective Work: From what I understand, I can use pictures licensed 
under any of the CC licenses and I can license my book under whatever 
license I want because it'll be a "Collective Work" and not a 
"Derivative Work".  Is that right?

NonComercial: If I use pictures that are licensed under a NonComercial 
license, can I sell print copies of the book on Lulu.com at cost?  I 
won't make any money on the book, but Lulu might ( http://www.lulu.com/ 
).  I'd guess this would be equivalent to photocopying a NonComercial 
licensed poem at Kinko's and then handing out the copies for free.  I 
don't profit, but Kinko's does.  It doesn't seem like that should 
violate the license, but what do you think?

I think I understand the licenses correctly, but I'd appreciate any 
comments or suggestions of things to watch out for.

Thanks.

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Aaron McBride
http://www.apejet.org/aaron/