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Hi all... just a quickie, has anyone any info on the eastern coast road from Tetouan to El Jabha (the N16?) to cross the N2 then south to Taza ?
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This is the road I meant!
Surely someone must have done it...?
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...us/Tetouan.jpg It's the road or track that hugs the coast between Tetouan and El Jabha.. Cheers! Greg |
It's a lovely route I did it a few months ago in my Land Rover. It's not for the faint hearted as you get pestered to death by drug sellers but it's worth the hassle as the scenery is stunning and traffic light and safe enough as long as you stand up to the locals. Mind you I did have my dog with me as I always do............. Mike in Sunny Spain |
Thanks for the reply Mike - I was beginning to wonder if I'd used the special forces 'invisible' font for a second there.. I'd heard words such as 'lawless' and 'dangerous' used in other reports, but first hand reports are worth a bit more than heresay! Thanks again - Greg |
Hi Greg
I rode this road in December 2005, I didn't experience any problems but it is quite a slow route; the scenery is not up to much but if you're not in a hurry.....enjoy Kev |
I did this road several times. There is no drug trafic on this road, just near Ketama on the N2. I found the scenery very nice. One side the high mountain full of flowers in april, the other side the dark blue ocean. It was wonderful and quiet, no tourists there.
Hassle in the Rif, but great scenery
The Eastern Coast Rd is great - green hills to the sea, little villages & river beds up between the mountain spurs to park up in overnight. BUT - if you drive through the Rif to get there it's incredible how much hassle you get - every single male is convinced that you have driven there just to buy hash from them! We had cars swerve in front of us trying to get us to stop so the driver could sell us hash, people waving madly as they overtake on blind corners on the mountain roads - I thought that sort of thing stopped in the 1970s... Happily we were in our Landy and we just didn't show any signs of stopping - the ones who pulled over in front got out of the way when they saw 3 tonnes of loaded car coming at them! There are police checkpoints all the way, but they just waved us through, and after Ketama it got easier. (Ketama is, by the way, a town which looks just like a heavy smoker's bedsit, but expanded into an entire town - the place really could feature as an anti-drugs poster! I'm as happy to share a spliff as anyone, but this place really is depressing... However, get past that and onto the mountains leading down to the coast and it's great. The coast road is a really good winding sealed route with great views, and the people on the coast are friendly and unused to tourists (see above for the explanation why most folk don't make it out there!) Interestingly Lonely Planet says of Ketama "nowadays the dealers are more low-key" - don't know what they must have been like before! It's probably a good idea to try to look a bit respectable up there, in an obviously tourist Landy we were waved through without stopping at the checkpoints, but on an overloaded bike towards the end of a month on the piste it might have led to lots of unpacking luggage... Tony |
Thanks Tony - great information...
Greg |
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One of the things that I miss about living in Nepal is UK television. Or so I thought until last evening when I caught the start of "Celebrity Wife Swap".
This showed "comedian" Freddie Starr (who is quite mad) swapping his wife for a week with former pin up girl Samantha Fox. Starr has a fourteen month old baby and before I switched off I was horrified to see Fox arriving and announcing to the child that she would be her new mum for the coming week. Starr's wife is clearly as mad as he is. What adults choose to involve themselves in in the interests of television entertainment is entirely up to them. But inflicting things like this upon babies is really grim and the series producers should be ashamed of themselves.


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What then should be done for false accusations and the life she ruined by lying? Why is it good to go for the internet mob instead of real justice? Why not go to a counselor instead of attention grabbing youtube which will make her $$$? [/quote] You are not a woman are you? Never worked with abused women either, I'm going to assume. Fear is instilled in abused women, it takes a very strong girl to turn her father in for rape while the attacks are still ongoing. Most abusers put the fear of God into their victims with threats of more violence and even death. I't how they control their victims. It's only once they are able to escape the situation and put some perspective on it that they can see that the way they were being treated is so very wrong. [/quote] Oh yeah, a woman should just be believed for any false accusation they make. You aren't a man and haven't worked with men who have had false accusations against them ruin their life, have you? And they can't defend themselves, people like you attack them, guilty or not. [/quote] Well from my own personal experience. Spent 7 years in an abusive marriage. When he picked up my young son and threw him against the wall during one of his tirades. Long story short, I plotted to get out. He lied on the witness stand in court, but the judge saw right through him. I was granted an immediate divorce with a lifetime restraining order protecting myself and my kids. His family called me all kinds of names, spread rumours about me, ruined my reputation. I survived. Years later, I get a knock on the door from the police, they are investigating my ex for making snuff films and want to know what I knew. All this 20 years after the divorce. Took a long time, but I was vindicated. So do I believe her, yes. The world can be a cruel and ugly place. [/quote] And I know many women who are abusive, lie on the witness stand, and everything. It happens both ways. Sorry you hate men, but the reality is: there are scummy men and scummy women, and there are lying men and lying women. As long as you think "We must accept it is true" because it is an accusation you have set up a tyranny of injustice. Period. [/quote] Don't hate men, actually love men. I don't even waste energy on hating the ex any longer, he is just not worth it. I'm sorry you have crossed paths with abusive women, most women that claim abuse really are suffering. Judges are very good at discerning who is lying and who is telling the truth. That is why they are judges. Yes there are scummy men and women, this girl appears to be disclosing the scummy man who just happens to be her father. Unless she is one hell of a vindictive bitch and lying through her teeth, which in my opinion she is not, this guy is going to try putting the genie back in the bottle for now that the secrets are out, society will view him in a much different light. [/quote] "Most" is not true. Actually, there is a large % of liars for those who CLAIM abuse. Abuse claims are often treated as guilty until proven innocent, and nothing is done to the women who make up the lies. [/quote] Oh, you are so wrong, please go volunteer in a woman's shelter to see for yourself what really goes on behind closed doors and why they end up in the shelters. Me thinks you doth protest too much my friend, now i'm off to ponder the reason why. [/quote] No, you are quite wrong. It's been proven that a huge % of accusations are false. A lot happen in divorce proceedings, and it is easy money (or so women think). I know there are a lot of abused women, but you ignore all the men who have been lied about, which are a great number too. I know exactly what I am talking about -- you just assume guilt until proven innocence, as you have shown many times in this thread already; that alone shows how deranged you are on top of everything else. [/quote] :bsflag: Money is not the be all and end all in life. Not every woman is after money, most abused women are just happy to get out with their lives, myself included. Years of volunteering at shelters have taught me that. Post your proof buddy, cuz I ain't buying what you are selling. It takes a lot of courage to stand up to an abuser. I applaud her. [/quote]
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I know there was a similar thread on this yesterday, but I think it was taken down because people had found and were posting the man's personal information.
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Brie Lybrand, New Orleans Beauty Guru, Posts Video Claiming She Was Raped By Her Father
When subscribers check to see Brie Lybrand's latest YouTube video, they're expecting to watch one of her typical, upbeat beauty and shopping tutorials. So when "The New Orleans Beauty Guru" posted her latest video entitled "A Message To My Rapist," the world took notice.
Lyrbrand, a former pageant star, appears shaken and makeup-free as she makes her unexpected announcement. "I just got an email from YouTube saying that the man who raped me for most of my life subscribed to me," she says with disgust. "The man that took my virginity, robbed me of an innocence has subscribed to me on YouTube and is watching my videos."
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**editing this** The video can be seen at Huffington Post.
Here's her Twitter page, it looks like she's updating with some pics of what she's claiming to be proof:
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Brie is a professionally trained actor and singer from New Orleans, LA. She received her Theatre degree from Tulane University, with a minor in History. Brie competed and held titles for Miss Louisiana, Miss Louisiana Teen, Miss Metairie, National American Miss, Miss Louisiana United States, and American Co-Ed. Calling Brie a "triple-threat" is a huge understatement.
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Her father made a statement to his local newspaper claiming the accusations are false and he may be contacting the district attorney in Louisiana -
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**Editing this so that people can go to Huffington Post directly to view the video, as well as read the link regarding the father's side of the story per his local newspaper.
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my truck missed 2nd gear tonite
so tonite while uhhhh, showing off i guess, in town, i floored the truck from a dead stop in 2wd roasted first for while till i got traction and the truck just revved out like crazy, nailed the rev limiter and didnt shift into 2nd till i let off.
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i think once it hits a certain point you have to back down to make it shift again. I done this in other trucks and once you back out of it she'll drop a gear or 2. Gotta be something with the TQ and spinnin with no traction.
If you put it in 2nd, you're in 2nd the whole time. At least this is on the 4r100.
Really? i guess i never realized that. Good to know.
well if i launch with no boost in 2nd, will that hurt my accel? i dont think so because i have punched nailed it in third from a dead stop just to dump smoke for friends and it took off preety quick after a second or two.
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With the torqueshift they just have different gear ratio's from 1-5... the final gear is actually within one tenth of the 4r100's IIRC... so what I'm trying to get at is maybe your first gear is low... and your second gear is too...
I can hit it in second and it will take off slow for about 1-2 seconds but as soon as that turbo is lit you better be holding on! Feels like a slingshot. I don't know what the gear ratio's are for each gear... but the AE that dave has will tell you... i've tracked them on my truck. You may even be able to find them. Anyways... I hit 65mph in 2nd gear on my truck before I realized in a race that I had it in 2nd gear... it reved to almost 3800 rpm's... which would be equivalent to a 6.0 revving to 4800 rpm's. you were probably in 2nd gear.. and just over revved it going to fast??? |
we'll the trans was in drive, and i was stopped, i would imagine it was first?
The 5R110 doesn't lock in second, it's third for them. I assume they did that because of gear ratio, but it's always been second in the past. AOD, E4OD, 4R100, 4R70, etc. have always been second gear for the "winter" traction mode.
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Six to one, half a dozen of the other? When I put the 4R100s in 2nd, it starts in 2nd. Selection D is 1-2-3-TC lockup-4 unless you turn overdrive off 1-2-3, TC lockup, but that is irrelevant information unless the 5R110 is the same way even with the gear I don't have. Without really knowing and all things considered, your tires spun way from a dead stop and you revved out to the limiter, and it didn't shift until you let out a little bit? Wouldn't that be normal from over revving? Like a "safety" thing? Not to shift when you hit the limiter? I guess the other question why didn't it shift when it was supposed it, or why did it hit the limiter and not shift before? Well, maybe you just had too much spinning on everything? Auto Engunity should tell us something good like Marty said! Edit: corrected Last edited by Lord Tauk; 10-31-2007 at 08:52 PM. |
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By Dane Carlson on January 24, 2013 in Inventions
In the not so distant future, contacts may do a lot more than just help you see.
What if the lenses could look inside of you to diagnose, monitor and even treat disease? Sound far-fetched? Well, it may not be too far away.
The new generation of contact lenses is being called "smart lenses," and they are packed with circuits, sensors and wireless technology – all designed to keep an eye on your health.
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First-of-its-kind Pediatric Robotic Surgery a Success
Stanford Report, January 28, 2004
On Jan. 9, Craig Albanese, MD, and Thomas Krummel, MD, used the robot to reconstruct a faulty connection between Daniel's liver and small intestine that, if left untreated, would have required a liver transplant. Although da Vinci had lent an arm or three in one other pediatric surgery since its arrival at the medical center last fall, Daniel's operation marked the first time in the world that the robot had been used to perform the technique, called the Kasai procedure.
"We're changing the culture of surgery," said Albanese, chief of pediatric surgery. "Usually we have our hands in there, feeling and doing. Even with the more recent laparoscopic techniques we were still right at the patient's bedside. Now we're taking several steps away to sit at a remote console."
The console, which looks somewhat like an overgrown version of a child's Viewmaster toy but sporting hand grips and foot pedals, sits against the wall of the operating room about 10 feet from the patient.
Daniel's brush with fame was caused by a congenital abnormality called biliary atresia. About 300 infants each year in this country are born with the condition, which results in destruction of the duct that delivers bile from the liver to the small intestine. The accumulation of bile in the liver leads to severe jaundice within roughly three weeks of birth, followed by irreversible organ damage and death.
Like the more traditional manual surgery, Daniel's procedure was performed using minimally invasive techniques that required only five small incisions in his abdomen. Although minimizing pain and allowing for a faster recovery, such small entry points lead to unavoidable technical problems. For instance, surgery must be viewed in two dimensions on a monitor above the patient; the surgeon can't control the surgical instruments and the camera simultaneously; and the instruments' range of motion is hampered by the anatomical restrictions of the human arm, wrist and hand.
In contrast, the da Vinci, which is manufactured by Intuitive Surgical Inc., treats the surgeon to a 3-D view of the ongoing procedure. It gives total control of two instruments and a camera via a console; hand and foot movements are translated into steady, precise and unrestricted movement of the robot's arms, which hold surgical instruments that have been scaled down for use in children. Other members of the team view the action on a monitor perched next to the operating table.
As the president of the International Pediatric Endosurgery Group, Albanese is no stranger to minimal-access surgery. His years of experience help him appreciate another, equally important benefit of robotic surgery.
"It's incredibly comfortable," said Albanese. "Surgery can be tiresome and ergonomically uncomfortable. With the robot, I can place my head in a comfortable viewing box and rest my arms on a cushioned armrest. Then I go about moving my hands and arms just like I would in a traditional surgery." A microphone connected to a speaker near the bedside monitor amplifies the surgeon's voice for the rest of the surgical team, instructing them when to swap instruments, commenting on the procedure or conferring with the surgeon at the bedside.
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"The robot filters out any hand tremor and scales motion," said Albanese. "I can move my hands five centimeters and the instrument moves only one. This allows more sweeping motions and increases the comfort and precision of the surgery. "
As for this particular procedure, "The surgery went really nicely," said Albanese. "Daniel's doing very well."
All this might not matter much to Daniel now, but he – and the many other children at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital that will likely experience the robot's ministrations in the coming years – will appreciate it later.


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From landfills and laboratories to archeological digs and deep space
The Columbus Dispatch - May 03, 2012 02:35 PM
The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency will spend $425,000 on a two-year effort to study and reduce phosphorus that storms wash into Buckeye Lake.
The money, which comes from a U.S. EPA grant, will help the state agency conduct "two years of comprehensive monitoring" at the 3,200-acre central Ohio lake and its tributaries. Some of the money also will be spent on efforts to reduce phosphorus contaminated runoff to streams that flow to the lake.
Buckeye Lake is on a list of 14 state parks where the state will post permanent signs warning swimmers of the potential for toxic, blue-green algae to form in the water. The lakes were chosen based on past problems with the algae, which can produce as many as four health threatening toxins.
Also called cyanobacteria, blue green algae are common in most Ohio lakes but grow thick in water feeding on phosphorus in manure, sewage and fertilizers that rains wash into tributary streams.
Chellnger files papers; running mate identified on Facebook
It's one thing to try to prevent climate change. But a new White House task force is trying to prepare communities for climate change-related weather events.
Among those at the meeting was Franklin County Commissioner Paula Brooks, who said she is focused on helping communities bounce back from climate change events.
News broke this afternoon that Sen. Eric Kearney quit the Democratic campaign for governor.
The 2014 Miss America, Nina Davuluri, will speak to area high school students at an anti-bullying symposium Friday at Abercrombie & Fitch headquarters in New Albany. The symposium is one of 20 anti-bullying forums that Abercrombie is sponsoring after meeting with critics who claimed that the teen fashion retailer excludes certain shoppers.


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The 'Tornado' is gearing up for a new career on the touchline after hanging up his boots, meaning that becoming the Black Stars coach in future is a possibility
Former Ghana captain Stephen Appiah has begun work on earning his coaching badges in England.The former Black Stars midfielder said his latest move is in line with his quest to become a coach immediately after he retires from active football.
"Yes, I have started [taking up my coaching badges]," the Vojvodina player confirmed on the Ghana FA website. "I am doing my training in England."
The former Juventus player retired from national duties as captain after leading the Black Stars to a quarter-final finish at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.
The 31-year-old was Ghana footballer of the year in 2005 and 2007 – the same year in which he won the Footballer of the Year prize in Turkey.


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A couple things I noticed about Mr. Collins's letter
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in consequence of the missive, Mr. Collins letter, penned by Graciela
"Be assured, my dear Sir, that Mrs. Collins and myself sincerely sympathise with you, and all your respectable family, in your present distress, which must be of the bitterest kind, because proceeding from a cause which no time can remove." I have always thought that to have the correct grammar you would remove the first person to get the proper tense (eg. Mrs. Collins and I)... Language and usage was different back then, so perhaps this was just the proper way of speaking, or is indictive of Mr. C's pompous style (to his ears, perhaps it sounds more formal), or (in my opinion) means to show his lack of education. Ch 15 says "MR. COLLINS was not a sensible man, and the deficiency of nature had been but little assisted by education or society." In an earlier chapter, Lydia says something about "Kitty and me" which I also gathered was to show her (relative) lack of education. I couldn't help but notice while reviewing it for this post, that he is still the groveling type, closing his letter with an extra etc. I am, dear Sir, &c. &c |
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Ryan Calo is an assistant professor at the University of Washington School of Law and a former research director at CIS. A nationally recognized expert in law and emerging technology, Ryan's work has appeared in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, NPR, Wired Magazine, and other news outlets. Ryan serves on several advisory committees, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, and the Future of Privacy Forum. He co-chairs the American Bar Association Committee on Robotics and Artificial Intelligence and serves on the program committee of National Robotics Week.
The Problems Of Web Surveillance: Some Context For My Quote In The New York Times
By Ryan Calo • January 10, 2011 at 2:45 pm
UPDATE: The New York Times published most of the rest of my comments on Bits Blog. Thanks!
I was quoted in a cover story in today's New York Times as saying, essentially, that law enforcement was "just trying to do their job" in pushing for greater subpoena power. This particular remark was an aside, made if anything to soften the impression that I was overly critical of the government. For instance, I lamented that consumers do not understand the state of the electronic privacy law and spoke about the dangers of dragnet or otherwise excessive surveillance. (Presumably I am one of the unnamed "[e]lectronic privacy and civil rights advocates" that worries "because the WikiLeaks court order gained such widespread attention, it could have a chilling effect on people's speech on the Internet.")
I did not mean to imply that we should not push back against government and in fact praised Google and Twitter for having done so. I did offer that the government's purpose in pushing for greater surveillance power was not to erode civil liberties for its own sake, but in order to protect Americans by detecting and punishing crimes. But the gist of my remarks was that we need more protection, not less. Some of my talking points appear below for context. Read more » about The Problems Of Web Surveillance: Some Context For My Quote In The New York Times
Wikileaks As Security Breach
By Ryan Calo • January 4, 2011 at 4:54 pm
Affiliate scholar Marvin Ammori offers eight good reasons why the United States should not prosecute Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. I mostly agree with Ammori's analysis and write to emphasize one point: an Assange trial, regardless of outcome, would help the government gloss over one of the worst security breaches in modern history. And the First Amendment could supply this distraction's brightest fireworks.
Wikileaks: Lessons For Consumer Privacy
By Ryan Calo • November 29, 2010 at 11:20 am
The website Wikileaks recently published hundreds of thousands of confidential State Department cables. These communications apparently reveal the details of conversations with, and personal impressions and assessments of, foreign leaders and diplomats. Many fear that the leak will undermine international relations in profound and unknowable ways. One of the unintended consequence of the leak, however, may be to strengthen the case for a national consumer privacy law. Read more » about Wikileaks: Lessons For Consumer Privacy
Browser Snobbery As Objective Privacy Harm (UPDATE)
By Ryan Calo • November 12, 2010 at 2:33 pm
UPDATE: As told to Jules Polonetsky over at The Future of Privacy Forum, Capital One was engaging in "totally random" rate changes that were not related to browser type. On the other hand, according to the Wall Street Journal, Capital One was at one point using [x+1] data to calibrate what credit card offers to show.
The other day, I suggested that the facts of the Clementi suicide may perfectly illustrate why no actual transfer of information is necessary for someone to suffer a severe subjective privacy harm. (Thanks to TechDirt and PogoWasRight for the write ups.)
Just now I learned about an allegation against Capital One that the company offered someone a different lending rate on the basis of what browser he used (Chrome vs. Firefox). A similar allegation was made against Amazon, which apparently used cookies for a time to calibrate the price of DVDs.
Here you have a clear objective privacy harm: your information (browser type) is being used adversely in a tangible and unexpected way. It matters not at all whether a human being sees the information or whether a company knows "who you are." Neither personally identifying information, nor the revelation of information to a person, is necessary for there to be a privacy harm. Read more » about Browser Snobbery As Objective Privacy Harm (UPDATE)
Clementi And The Nature Of Privacy Harm
By Ryan Calo • November 6, 2010 at 8:11 pm
Ann Bartow once criticized Daniel Solove for not providing enough "dead bodies" in his discussion of privacy. I tend to disagree that such proof is necessary. But privacy has seen a dead body recently—that of Rutgers University student Tyler Clementi.
The narrative around Clementi's tragic suicide continues to shift. The press originally reported that Clementi killed himself after his roommate invited the entire campus to view footage of Clementi having sex with another man. The Associated Press is now reporting that, according to the roommate's defense attorney, no one but he and his friend ever saw the video.
The question of whether the defendants recorded or broadcast the web cam is highly relevant to whether there has been a privacy violation. Yet it is hardly relevant at all to the question of whether there has been a privacy harm. Read more » about Clementi And The Nature Of Privacy Harm
Why Now Is A Good Time To Apply To Law School
Fewer people are applying to law school. They worry there will be no job waiting for them on the other side. And, indeed, some recent graduates are having a terrible time of it. Often, though, you see an increase in applications during economic slumps as students wait out the bad job market. Something, perhaps the beating law schools have been taking in the court of public opinion of late, is scaring folks off. Read more » about Why Now Is A Good Time To Apply To Law School
Wrap Contracts Symposium, Part I: Ryan Calo
The FAA's Drone Privacy Plan: Actually Pretty Sensible
Thursday felt like drone day. The Federal Aviation Administration released both its roadmap (PDF) to integrate private drones into domestic airspace and the privacy requirements (PDF) that that will apply to the half-dozen locations selected to be testing areas for this integration. Read more » about The FAA's Drone Privacy Plan: Actually Pretty Sensible
Sales Pitches From Your Refrigerator
Part of the New York Times Room for Debate series.
Everyday devices are getting smarter, more connected. Soon your refrigerator will tell you when it's time to buy milk. But as long as the fridge is making suggestions, why not suggest a particular brand? And did you know you can save 10 cents if you also buy the same brand's new ice cream?
Consumer Subject Review Boards
Consumer Subject Review Boards by Ryan Calo
There are only a handful of reasons to study someone very closely. If you spot a tennis rival filming your practice, you can be reasonably sure that she is studying up on your style of play. Miss too many backhands and guess what you will encounter come match time. But not all careful scrutiny is about taking advantage. Doctors study patients to treat them. Good teachers follow students to see if they are learning. Social scientists study behavior in order to understand and improve the quality of human life. Read more » about Consumer Subject Review Boards
Wrap Contract Symposium: Response to Calo and Cherry
"Ryan Calo focuses on the role of technological design in contract formation and enforcement which is not surprising given his extensive expertise and research in this area regarding effective notice. The way that technological design of contracts affects parties' behavior is underappreciated in the literature on contracts of adhesion. Calo observes that the potential for mischief through the use of standard terms is even worse than the examples I give in my book (this is a great relief since I am often accused of exaggerating the dangers of wrap contracts)." Read more » about Wrap Contract Symposium: Response to Calo and Cherry
When Apps Attack
My colleague Yoshi told me an interesting story the other day. He looked down at his smart phone to find a large spider running across it. Understandably, my colleague dropped the phone in surprise. The screen on the phone cracked when it hit the floor. Read more » about When Apps Attack
FAA tackles safety and privacy in updated plan to put drones in US skies
Is this country ready for the drone revolution? Baby steps, says the Federal Aviation Administration, which on Thursday unveiled its new roadmap for releasing drones into the U.S. airspace. Among the recommendations under consideration: Drone pilots will get certification, drone designs must meet minimum standards, and a pilot flying the machine will be responsible for the craft during flight.
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FAA issues plan for domestic drone use
The Federal Aviation Administration released what it called a road map Thursday that sets the stage for law enforcement agencies, businesses, universities and hobbyists to fly remotely piloted aircraft, better known as drones, inside the United States by 2015. Read more » about FAA issues plan for domestic drone use
FAA making plans for drone flights in U.S.
The Federal Aviation Administration published a plan Thursday that sets the stage for law enforcement agencies, businesses, universities and hobbyists to begin flying remotely piloted aircraft, better known as drones, in the United States by 2015.
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Internet of Things : Privacy and Security in a Connected World (Past Event)
The Federal Trade Commission will hold a public workshop on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 in Washington, DC, to explore consumer privacy and security issues posed by the growing connectivity of devices. The ability of everyday devices to communicate with each other and with people is becoming more prevalent and often is referred to as "The Internet of Things." Read more » about Internet of Things : Privacy and Security in a Connected World
Drones & Aerial Robotics Conference (Past Event)
DARC is a multidisciplinary conference about Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and drones—with an emphasis on civilian applications.
Attendees will take part in a far-ranging exploration of these technologies and see firsthand the latest advancements in aerial robotics. In addition to looking at the cultural impact, legal challenges, and business potential, we'll also examine specific applications for drones including: agriculture, policing, wildlife conservation, weather, mapping, logistics, and more. Read more » about Drones & Aerial Robotics Conference
Brain-Computer Privacy: A Discussion with Ryan Calo (Past Event)
Presented by the Center for Law and the Biosciences
Brain-computer interfaces are on the rise, but they may be vulnerable to hacking that reveals users' private information. Join us as Ryan Calo discusses the privacy risks of this emerging technology.
This event is free and open to the public, and will feature lunch from Net Appetit.
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Big Data and Privacy: Making Ends Meet (Past Event)
Solutions to many pressing economic and societal challenges lie in better understanding data. New tools for analyzing disparate information sets, called Big Data, have revolutionized our ability to find signals amongst the noise. Big Data techniques hold promise for breakthroughs ranging from better health care, a cleaner environment, safer cities, and more effective marketing. Yet, privacy advocates are concerned that the same advances will upend the power relationships between government, business and individuals, and lead to prosecutorial abuse, racial or other profiling, discrimination, redlining, overcriminalization, and other restricted freedoms. Read more » about Big Data and Privacy: Making Ends Meet
Robot Block Party 2013 (Past Event)
In celebration of National Robotics Week, the Silicon Valley Robot Block Party returns to the Volkswagen Automotive Innovation Lab @ Stanford on Wednesday, April 10 2013, from 1 to 6pm. Read more » about Robot Block Party 2013
The Pinocchio Complex: How Category Confusion Affects Drone Law And Policy
November 13, 2013
The Center for Law and the Biosciences presents Ryan Calo
April 18, 2013
On April 10, 2013, Stanford's Center for Law and the Biosciences welcomed CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo to campus for a discussion on law and emerging technology, with an emphasis on spyware for your brain. Read more » about The Center for Law and the Biosciences presents Ryan Calo
The Future of Drones in America: Law Enforcement and Privacy Considerations
March 20, 2013
Hearing before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on "The Future of Drones in America: Law Enforcement and Privacy Considerations" Read more » about The Future of Drones in America: Law Enforcement and Privacy Considerations
Open Book Club: A Conversation With Neal Stephenson
October 23, 2012
CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo interviews Neal Stephenson, author of Readme. Topics include privacy, virtual economics and security. Beth Cantrell, Greg Lastowka, and Tadayoshi Kohno also included in panel interview. This event was hosted by the University of Washington Law School. Read more » about Open Book Club: A Conversation With Neal Stephenson
Drone Economies (Panel Discussion)
June 18, 2012
DRONE ECONOMIES (Panel Discussion) Arthur and Marilouise Kroker, David Brin, Ryan Calo, moderated by Ricardo Dominguez. Read more » about Drone Economies (Panel Discussion)


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Just as we celebrate averting a polar disaster, a new one seems to be on the way
It was an extraordinary triumph of old technology over new, of basic science over space-age wizardry and – 25 years ago tomorrow – it led to a planet-saving pact, one of the most successful treaties ever agreed.
Back in 1983, Dr Joe Farman, a diffident British geophysicist then running a couple of research stations in Antarctica, spotted something that made him go "nearly off my rocker". Routine measurements he more here
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