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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.
Oklahoma To Nevada: You Can Have The Roads, We'll Take The Sky
By Ryan Calo on July 28, 2011 at 10:27 am
I have been blogging about Nevada's efforts to pave the way toward driverless vehicles in that state. Nevada recently become the first state to pass a law tasking the Department of Motorvehicles with developing a set of standards to license autonomous driving on the state's highways. In other words, Nevada is hoping for an early mover advantage in cornering this emerging technology. Reports are now surfacing that Oklahoma has taken steps to reserve an air corridor for the domestic use of autonomous drones. If approved by the Federal Aviation Administration, this would free up an 80 mile stretch for the military, hobbyists, and others to operate drones in U.S. airspace. One estimate places the number of domestic drones at 15,000 by 2018. Read more » about Oklahoma To Nevada: You Can Have The Roads, We'll Take The Sky
Nevada Governor Signs Driverless Car Bill Into Law
By Ryan Calo on June 22, 2011 at 11:28 am
According to the Nevada Legislature's website, AB 511 "revis[ing] certain provisions governing transportation" passed the Assembly (36-6) and the Senate (20-1) and was signed into law by the governor this week. Although I am aware of no law that prohibits driverless cars, this appears to be the first law officially to sanction the technology. Specifically, the law provides that the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles "shall adopt regulations authorizing the operation of autonomous vehicles on highways within the State of Nevada." The law charges the Nevada DMV with setting safety and performance standards and requires it to designate areas where driverless cars may be tested. (Note that this could take some serious time: Japan, for instance, has been promising standards for personal robots for years and has yet to release them.) Read more » about Nevada Governor Signs Driverless Car Bill Into Law
On The Legality Of Driverless Vehicles: A Response To Tyler Cowen
By Ryan Calo on June 8, 2011 at 12:18 pm
I agree with most everything economist Tyler Cowen said in his insightful New York Times op ed about autonomous vehicles. This technology holds tremendous promise in enhancing passenger safety, efficiency, and mobility. (See also Sebastian Thrun's March 31 TED talk). I also agree that law and policy may act, as Cowen suggests, to impede innovation and adoption of driverless cars. But Cowen's assertion that the driverless car "is illegal in all 50 states," which he reasserts and defends in a recent blog post, represents a serious overstatement. And, in a way, an ironic one: the public assertion that driverless cars are illegal could be almost as chilling to potential innovators and consumers as passing laws against this technology. Read more » about On The Legality Of Driverless Vehicles: A Response To Tyler Cowen
Robot Film Festival July 16-17, NYC
By Ryan Calo on May 21, 2011 at 5:09 pm
If you're in New York City this summer, you might want to check out the inaugural Robot Film Festival. The festival runs July 16 and 17. Entries welcome until June 5. I understand there will even be a red carpet.
Via Automaton. Read more » about Robot Film Festival July 16-17, NYC
Privacy's Broken Windows
By Ryan Calo on May 14, 2011 at 5:54 pm
Wake Forest Law Review asked me to respond to an interesting privacy article by Patricia Sánchez Abril for their new online supplement, The Forum. I was happy to do it. You can find my response Read more » about Privacy's Broken Windows
Tech companies may be our best hope for resisting government surveillance
Over the last year, the FBI has had harsh words for Apple, accusing the tech giant of endangering human lives and aiding criminals by turning on encryption by default on the iPhone. When Google announced it would add the feature to Android, meaning that smartphone users would need to unlock their phones for police to be able to go through them, government officials and law enforcement representatives similarly freaked out. Read more » about Tech companies may be our best hope for resisting government surveillance
Siri Is Judging You
In a fresh and recent whitepaper, Brookings Institution senior fellow Benjamin Wittes and law student Jodie Liu turn the standard privacy argument on its head: as they see it, many supposed threats to our privacy actually benefit it. Read more » about Siri Is Judging You
What Ex Machina's Alex Garland Gets Wrong About Artificial Intelligence
Ex Machina opens this weekend. Its director, Alex Garland of 28 Days Later acclaim, appeared on Marketplace today to discuss the role of artificial intelligence in the film. Read more » about What Ex Machina's Alex Garland Gets Wrong About Artificial Intelligence
How The FAA's Proposed Drone Rules Will Affect What You Care About
The Federal Aviation Administration announced its proposal this morning for what rules should govern small unmanned aerial systems, meaning drones 55 pounds or lighter. We do not know how long it will take for the rules to go into effect. When they do, the new rules will permit vastly more drone use in the United States, bringing us closer into line with other countries where drones can be commercially operated today. Read more » about How The FAA's Proposed Drone Rules Will Affect What You Care About
A New Regulatory Agency for Autonomous Technology Is Needed First
We are not ready for driverless cars because our public officials lack the expertise to evaluate the safety of this new class of automobiles. Read more » about A New Regulatory Agency for Autonomous Technology Is Needed First
A drunk man's assault on a robot raises unusual legal issues
"This is in line with the thinking of Ryan Calo, a robo-ethicist and professor of law at the University of Washington who argues extensively that robotic technology Read more » about A drunk man's assault on a robot raises unusual legal issues
Volkswagen isn't the first company to use software to break the law and it won't be the last
""Here's an extreme example: What if Amazon's robotic warehouses could reorganize themselves to meet fire code requirements with very little advance notice of an inspection?" said Ryan Calo, a cyberlaw expert at the University of Washington. Read more » about Volkswagen isn't the first company to use software to break the law and it won't be the last
MIND THE GAP – But not our pay gap
"This issue over robots replacing traditional occupations has been discussed amongst academics since the dawn of artificial intelligence, and will unlikely disappear but instead become a significant problem for companies and their employees alike as we progress further into the 21st Century. Ryan Calo, professor at University of Washington School of Law with an expertise in robotics, illustrates; Read more » about MIND THE GAP – But not our pay gap
New law permits North Dakota cop drones to fire beanbag rounds from the sky
""It really takes a very subtle situational awareness to understand when it's ok to use less-than-lethal,"Ryan Calo, a law professor and drone expert at the University of Washington, told Ars. Read more » about New law permits North Dakota cop drones to fire beanbag rounds from the sky
Is It Legal to Shoot Down a Drone Hovering Over Your Property?
"Ryan Calo, a professor at the University of Washington School of Law, writes, "[T]he lack of a coherent mental model of privacy harm helps account for the lag between the advancement of technology and privacy law." But not so in criminal law, where tough-on-crime mania routinely drives quick application of broadly phrased statutes to new contexts." Read more » about Is It Legal to Shoot Down a Drone Hovering Over Your Property?
National Security: The Impact of Technology on the Separation of Powers (Past Event)
For more information visit the University of Chicago Law School website.
National Security: The Impact of Technology on the Separation of Powers Read more » about National Security: The Impact of Technology on the Separation of Powers
Taking Responsibility for One's Own Data Privacy and Security–Is it Possible, and How? (Past Event)
For more information and to register visit the CTIC website.
8:30 – 9:00 a.m. Breakfast and Registration
9:00 – 9:15 a.m.
Welcome and Opening Remarks Read more » about Taking Responsibility for One's Own Data Privacy and Security–Is it Possible, and How?
Open Data: Addressing Privacy, Security, and Civil Rights Challenges (Past Event)
CIS Affilate Scholar Ryan Calo wil be part of a panel titled "Understanding the Implications of Open Data".
How can open data promote trust in government without creating a transparent citizenry? Read more » about Open Data: Addressing Privacy, Security, and Civil Rights Challenges
We Robot 2015 (Past Event)
CIS Affiliate Scholars Peter Asaro, Ryan Calo and Woodrow Hartzog will all be participating in this two-day conference.
Registration is open for We Robot 2015 and we have a great program planned:
Friday, April 10
8:00 am
Registration and Breakfast
8:40 am
Welcome Remarks: Dean Kellye Testy, University of Washington School of Law
Introductory Remarks: Ryan Calo, Program Committee Chair
9:00 am Read more » about We Robot 2015
Pacific Northwest Chapter Luncheon (Past Event)
Date/Time: Wednesday, March 25, 12:00 p.m.
Location: Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA
A Brave New Era? Or, Back to the Future? Are we in 1934? 1993? Or, 2015? The FCC's order on the open internet – What did the FCC really do and what will it mean for internet service providers, online music and video companies, e-commerce companies, transit providers and consumers? Read more » about Pacific Northwest Chapter Luncheon
Meanwhile in the Future: Everybody Has a Personal Drone Now
August 25, 2015
There are a million ways people might use drones in the future, from deliveries and police work to journalism. But in this episode, we're going to talk about consumer drones — something that you or I might use for ourselves. What does the world look like when everybody with a smart phone also has a drone? Read more » about Meanwhile in the Future: Everybody Has a Personal Drone Now
Drones fly faster than the law can keep up with
August 13, 2015
""We don't need to get to this crazy world in which robots are trying to take over in order for there to be really difficult, interesting complex legal questions," says Ryan Calo, professor of law at the University of Washington, "That's happening right now."
Here's a sample:
"How do we make sure these drones are not recording things that they shouldn't," Calo says, "and those things aren't winding up .... on Amazon servers,or somehow getting out to the public or to law enforcement?" Read more » about Drones fly faster than the law can keep up with
Amazon's vision of a drone highway in the sky
July 29, 2015
"What will Amazon's drone highway in the sky look like?
Probably not a drone highway. Amazon unveiled a proposal where low-level air space would be carved out for drones: 200 to 400 feet would be reserved for high-speed transit drones. Below, there would be space for low -speed local drone traffic, and above would be a no-fly buffer zone to keep drones out of manned-vehicle air space, aka flight paths. Read more » about Amazon's vision of a drone highway in the sky
Robots run new Chinese factory
July 28, 2015
Robots have been used in factories around the world for decades, often carrying out dangerous or highly repetitive operations. However the city of Dongguan, China, has become home to the first fully automated factory - where the workforce is made of up entirely of robots. Changying Precision Technology will only employ a small number of human staff who will monitor operations of the machinery, but all processes are completed by robotic equipment.
Is this a sign of things to come? Newsday spoke to Ryan Calo, a professor with the University of Washington Tech Policy Lab. Read more » about Robots run new Chinese factory
Popularity of Drones Raises Privacy Concerns
May 22, 2015
CIS Affiliate Scholar Ryan Calo on Good Morning America segment "Popularity of Drones Raises Privacy Concerns," many have reported drones with cameras invading their privacy. Read more » about Popularity of Drones Raises Privacy Concerns


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Stonington - The proposed 2014-15 school budget and its nearly $1 million increase is expected to face a substantial cut Wednesday night when the Board of Finance tries to finalize a budget proposal to send to a public hearing.
Also facing a likely cut is the $2.2 million capital improvement budget and its $1.3 million increase, a large section of which is comprised of school items including security upgrades in the wake of the Newton shootings. The finance board is slated to meet at 7 p.m. at the police station.
The finance board began making cuts last week and the overall budget proposal now stands at $60.4 million, a 4.3 percent increase. If approved by the board, an extremely unlikely possibility, the budget would increase the tax rate by 1.35 mills to 21.23 mills, about four times that of the largest increase seen in the past five years. During that period, voters have approved budgets with tax rate increases of 0.00, 0.33, 0.20, 0.26 and 0.35 mills.
School board worried
School board Chairman Frank Todisco said Monday that he is "extremely concerned" about the cut facing the school budget, which shows a $997,374 or 2.9 percent increase, most of which is due to increases in employee raises, health insurance, fuel, electricity and special and magnet school education costs.
He said that any cut will impact classroom instruction and will force the board to look at reducing teachers, paraprofessional, textbooks and the funding of sports.
"There's really nothing else to look at," he said.
The school board has already eliminated eight teaching positions through attrition as well as five paraprofessionals and one computer technician as it reduced the original 6.4 percent increase in the school budget to 2.9 percent.
Todisco said the school board has already scheduled a special meeting for March 27 at 7 p.m. at the high school to determine exactly what items it will have to eliminate from the budget based on the expected finance board cut. He said the board wants residents to know what will be cut in time for the April public hearing.
If the finance board wants to cut one mill so the budget reflects a .35 mill increase, the same as this year, it would have to cut $2.5 million from the budget. To do that, it would have to cut all of the increases in the school, general government and capital improvement budgets.
Part of the problem facing the finance board is that is used almost $1.4 million from the town's undesignated fund balance to offset the tax rate in the current budget and prevent substantial cuts to the town and school budgets. Currently, the finance board does not plan to use money from the $11.7 million fund balance to lower the tax rate.
Todisco said Monday that he understands that is not an option this year. He added that he feels the fund should be used for emergency situations such as replacing the leaky Deans Mill School roof and not to offset the tax rate. Residents will vote to spend $1.2 million from the fund to make those roof repairs at tonight's 7 p.m. town meeting at the high school.
Last week the finance board cut $281,000 from the general government capital improvement budgets.
Stonington schools resume today with some repair work continuing
Critics of Stonington cuts to proposed education spending voice frustration on Web
Cindy Crawford talks selfies, models today and daughter Kaia
More students leaving Groton this year to attend magnet schools elsewhere
MGM says Mashantucket-Mohegan partnership should be invalidated
Elephant electrocuted in India when tree falls on power line
State police charge New London man with cashing fraudulent check
Bridge connecting North Stonington, Westerly has been closed for seven years
2 Calif. men accused of trying to join Islamic State are charged with financial crimes
CGA professor talks about 3-D printing on board the Cutter Healy
First lady to be in Groton on Saturday for submarine christening
'Soup kitchen' could run out of operating funds by the end of the year

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Nedschroef Detroit Corp. v. Bemas Ents. LLC, Case No. 14-10095, 2015 WL 2453511 (E.D. Mich. May 22, 2015).
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Flo & Eddie Inc. v. Sirius XM Radio Inc. - U.S.D.C., C.D. California, September 22, 2014 :
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Photo-4844210.65346 - SFGate Image 2 of 11 2016 Audi Q8 A top-of-the-line luxury SUV meant to sit above Audi's Q7 has been discussed for years, with little solid information to show for it. That changed ever so slightly recently when Audi confirmed a coming Q8 SUV, built on the platform of the coming 2015 Q7. With its sights set on the Range Rover Sport, Audi's new Q8 will be a sportier Q7, with the coupe-inspired styling that will be seen in the new Q6 crossover. There are still rumors of an Audi Q9, which would in effect be a larger Q7 built onto the Q7's chassis. At this stage, it appears that the Q8 is intended as Audi's SUV range-topper, as the A8 is for its cars, so no Q9 is in the offing. 2016 Audi Q8 A top-of-the-line luxury SUV meant to sit above... 2016 Audi Q8 A top-of-the-line luxury SUV meant to sit above... 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Photo-4844215.65346 - SFGate Image 4 of 11 2014 BMW X5 The third-generation of BMW's X5 SUV—sorry, Sport Activity Vehicle in BMW parlance—is scheduled to arrive before the end of 2013 after an official debut at September's Frankfurt Auto Show. We know a lot about this new X5 right now, however, including the coming first-time-ever option of a rear-wheel-drive X5, and a turbocharged diesel X5 expected in the first quarter of 2014. The X5 will be greeted by a more fractious, subsegmented, and highly competitive luxury SUV market than ever before; by offering a multitude of powertrains and interior options (the choice of a 40/20/40 or 70/30 rear bench, for example) BMW hopes to draw customers away from less flexible rivals. 2014 BMW X5 The third-generation of BMW's X5 SUV—sorry, Sport... 2014 BMW X5 The third-generation of BMW's X5... 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Over the past fifteen years, the Escalade was simultaneously the biggest hit for Cadillac in a generation and a setup for every "bling" reference your parents have made in an uncomfortable attempt to relate to you. Just when it seemed that the Escalade had outlived its relevance, here comes a revitalized Cadillac riding a hot streak and ready to make the Escalade a legitimate luxury SUV contender. Spy shots haven't revealed everything about the 2014 Escalade yet, but what we've seen so far indicates a turn toward a more mature, elegant SUV. Combined with Cadillac's CUE infotainment system and recent success with high-end interiors, the 2014 Escalade could be flying in a little bit under the radar compared to its overly chromed reputation. Photo: License Agreement - Please read the following important information pertaining to this image. This GM image is protected by copyright and is provided for use under a Creative Commons 3.0 License* for the purpose of editorial comment only. 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The Netherlands got their World Cup campaign off to a winning start with a 2-0 victory over Denmark thanks to an own-goal and a late tap-in from Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt.
The star-studded Dutch are among the favourites to win the World Cup in the final at Soccer City on July 11, but Bert van Marwijk's side failed to impress at the same venue here as the pragmatic Danes defended well on Monday.
An own goal by Danish defender Simon Poulsen at the start of the second-half and Kuyt's 85th-minute effort were enough to give the Netherlands the three points.
"The players were a little tense and frustrated in the first-half, we wanted to play beautiful football, but we lost the ball too often," admitted van Marwijk.
"Things got better after the first goal, then you saw what we are capable of doing, we could have won by more. It was a huge relief when the second goal went in."
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Danish coach Morten Olsen insisted Poulsen was not to blame for the own goal.
"Simon Poulsen was actually our best player," he said.
"That sort of thing happens to all players, but you want it to happen in training not in an important game like this.
"I said to him afterwards that he had to look forward and not dwell on it as he played well."
Dutch captain Giovanni van Bronckhorst won his 100th cap and van Marwijk left out Arjen Robben to give the winger more time to recover from a torn thigh.
Despite the Dutch boasting a forward line including Arsenal striker Robin van Persie, supported by midfielders Inter Milan's Wesley Sneijder, Kuyt and Real Madrid's Rafael van der Vaart, the Danish defence held firm.
Kuyt had the first chance on 10 minutes when he fired a shot at Danish goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen who gathered the ball after an initial fumble.Just as the Dutch attacked relentlessly, so the Danes soaked up the pressure in front of a 83,465-strong crowd.
Denmark created a chance of their own on 27 minutes when Ajax winger Dennis Rommedahl's pass found Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner at the far post, but he headed wide.
With the second-half barely underway, the Danes were rocked when Poulsen headed away a van Persie cross, but watched in disbelief as the ball rolled across the line off the shoulder of Daniel Agger on 46 minutes.
The Dutch were rarely tested with Nigel de Jong and Mark van Bommel bossing the midfield, but neither did the Netherlands pose much of a threat to the Danish defence until the game's last quarter.
Bendtner, who had not been expected to be fit enough to play, made way for Copenhagen's veteran Jesper Gronkjaer, while van der Vaart came off for Eljero Elia, who created the second goal.
The Dutch upped the ante in the last 15 minutes and after Elia hit the post, Kuyt was on hand to tap the ball past Sorensen.
The Netherlands next face Japan in Durban on Saturday, the same day Denmark play Cameroon in Tshwane.
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Big plus-Very nice accommodation and well situated.
One thing we found odd and the first time we have come across this is even though you are paying for accommodation they also charge you $15 a day for parking your vehicle which is a big minus for us.
The restaurant is run separately to the hotel but is still combined and we have to say that our first impression was not good. The girl serving (who turned out to be the manager) was rude and cold but she did do a good job. We both ordered Eggs Benedict, 1 with bacon, 1 with salmon. We were the first in and only people ordering off of the menu yet had to wait for ages for our meals. When they came out the muffins were not toasted, the eggs were over done and had been cooked using too much vinegar and the hollandaise sauce was the packet kind and was tasteless.
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Whether winemakers, sellers and distributors see their industry's glass as half full or half empty, many see only one constant — change.
At the annual Wine Industry Financial Symposium on Tuesday morning, a variety of wine industry figures described the range of threats or opportunities to their livelihoods. While many incomes limp along with the economy and grape supplies remain tight, more kinds of retailers are opening up shelf space for wine while younger generations show the promise of becoming the nation's most wine-loving generation yet, they reported.
"There are headwinds and tailwinds for the wine industry," Danny Brager, a wine industry analyst for the Nielsen Co., told audience members at the Napa Valley Marriott.
Founded in 1992 in Napa, the wine symposium gathers producers, marketers and analysts to discuss current trends in the industry. This week, much of the discussion revolved around tightening supplies of Northern California grapes following consecutive smaller-than-average harvests in 2010 and 2011.
"California's supply is at the point where we can't move the needle much," said David Freed, chairman of the Silverado Group. "Americans are drinking more wine, and demand marches on at 2 or 3 percent of year, (but) our supply is somewhat constrained for a number of years."
Planting of new grapevines is barely keeping up with the exhaustion of old plants. Freed attributed this trend to tightening environmental regulation of California farmland and the growing competition with nuts and row crops in the Central Valley, a region with the surplus land that Napa County long ago exhausted. About 4 percent of vines stop producing fruit and must be replaced each year, he said.
Anxiety about grape prices marked the thoughts of some of the 25 winemakers and industry figures who took part in two surveys organized by Robert Smiley, director of wine studies at UC Davis. Smiley said some winemakers in the anonymous surveys described having to pass higher fruit costs to consumers earlier this year, though others said the expected increase in the 2012 crop could loosen supplies by mid-decade.
If wine production has become costlier, however, other industry figures countered that the market itself is broadening and providing more ways to profit — sometimes in unexpected ways.
Innovations in blending, promotion, importing and even packaging are extending wine's reach beyond its traditional customers, according to Smiley. Recent market-expanding products have included the paper-boxed but critically acclaimed Black Box, transnational offerings like the Layer Cake line (whose varieties range from Italian primitivo to Argentine malbec), and new flavor combinations like chocolate red wine and orange-infused chardonnay, he said.
Meanwhile, other symposium speakers pointed to signs the newest generation of drinkers is showing a wine enthusiasm echoing that of baby boomers who helped lift California vintners to prosperity in the 1970s and 1980s.
Twenty-seven percent of "millennials," Americans ages 21 to 35, are "core drinkers" consuming wine at least weekly — the highest percentage in any age segment, according to John Gillespie, president of the Wine Market Council.
Despite such promising signs, he cautioned, winemakers must keep their eyes on challengers — and unrealized markets — outside their industry, said Brager, the Nielsen wine industry analyst.
While U.S. wine sales have risen every year since 1994 even through two recessions, Brager notes the beverage's sales growth now trails that of high-end spirits and craft-brewed beer and cider. The analyst also called for wine companies to market more heavily and precisely to Latinos as their share of the U.S. population grows, from 16 percent today to a projected 30 percent in 2050.
Bill Cascio, director of winery relations for the distributor Glazer's, pointed at the broadening of wine choices — from the popularity of Australian and South American labels to the extensions of existing labels — as evidence producers and sellers can take nothing for granted in the modern market.
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The Prophet is a book of prose poetry that made its Lebanese-American author famous. Commonly found in gift shops and frequently quoted at weddings or any occasion where uplifting 'spiritual' thoughts are required, the work has never been a favorite of intellectuals - to some readers it may seem a bit twee or pompous - yet its author was a genuine artist and scholar (see bio, below right) whose wisdom was hard-earned.
The Prophet begins with a man named Almustafa living on an island call Orphalese. Locals consider him something of a sage, but he is from elsewhere, and has waited twelve years for the right ship to take him home. From a hill above the town, he sees his ship coming into the harbor, and realizes his sadness at leaving the people he has come to know. The elders of the city ask him not to leave. He is asked to tell of his philosophy of life before he goes, to speak his truth to the crowds gathered. What he has to say forms the basis of the book.
The Prophet provides timeless spiritual wisdom on a range of subjects, including giving, eating and drinking, clothes, buying and selling, crime and punishment, laws, teaching, time, pleasure, religion, death, beauty and friendship. Corresponding to each chapter are evocative drawings by Gibran himself.
Love and marriage
Foolish is the person, the prophet says, who 'would seek only love's peace and love's pleasure', for to wish this leads to less of a person, who has seen less pain but also less pure joy. The prophet says: "When love beckons to you, follow him/Though his ways are hard and steep".
We cannot wish for love to reach only a certain measure, or to presume that we can direct the way its course, "for love, if it finds you worthy, directs your course." As much as love allows for our growth, it also acts to prune us so that we grow straight and tall.
When questioned about marriage, the prophet departs from the conventional wisdom that it involves two people becoming one. A true marriage gives both people space to develop their individuality, in the same way that "the oak tree and the cypress grow not in each other's shadow".
It is not just the loss of a wage or even status that is so disheartening, but the feeling that you have been left out of the normal procession of life. Neither is it enough just to work for money alone. People think of work as a curse, the prophet says, but in doing your work "you fulfil a part of earth's furthest dream, assigned to you when that dream was born." Through work you express your love for whoever will benefit from it, and satisfy your own need to create. Those who enjoy their work know that it is a secret to fulfillment, that we can be saved through what we do.
Sorrow and pain
Sorrow carves out our being, says the prophet, but the space it makes provides room for more joy in another season of life. In one of his standout lines, he remarks, "Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding." Try to marvel at your pain as another experience of precious life. If you can do this, you can be more serene about your emotions, like the passing of the seasons.
Few realize, the prophet says, that suffering is the means to heal ourselves, "the bitter potion by which the physician within you heals your sick self." Consider, the next time you are in a state of sorrow, that it may have been self-chosen at some level of your being, to bring about an enlargement of your self. Without struggles we would learn nothing about life.
Guard against the love of houses and things, the prophet warns, for these comforts erode the strength of the soul. If you attach yourself too much to the domestic luxuries of life, "Your house shall not be an anchor but a mast." You will be tied to it when the ship sinks.
The longing for freedom is itself a kind of slavery. When people speak of wanting to be free, often it is aspects of themselves they are trying to get away from.
You cannot ask for anything in prayer, because God already knows your deepest needs. As God is our main need, so we should not pray for other things, but ask for more of God.
The divided self
The prophet likens the soul to a battlefield, in which our reason and passion seem eternally opposed. Yet it does not do much good to fight either: You have to be peacemaker, loving all your warring elements before you can heal yourself.
The boundless self
The prophet tries to convey to those gathered that the lives we lead on earth represent only a fraction of our larger selves. We all have 'giant selves' inside us, but we have to first recognize that they may exist. "In your longing for your giant self lies your goodness", the prophet says. In pursuit of self-knowledge, therefore, we are looking for the best in ourselves.
Final word
Taken as a whole, Gibran's book is a metaphor for the mystery of life: we come into the world and go back to where we came from. As the prophet readies himself to board his ship, it is clear that his words refer not to his journey across the seas but to the world he came from before he was born. His life now seems to him like a short dream.
The book suggests that we should be glad of the experience of coming into the world, even if it seems full of pain, because after death we will see that life had a pattern and a purpose, and that what seems to us now as 'good' and 'bad' will be appreciated without judgment as good for our souls.
The prophet also teaches that the separation we feel from other people and all forms of life while on earth is not real. We are merely expressions of a greater unity now forgotten. As he looks forward to his journey, Almustafa likens himself to "a boundless drop in a boundless ocean." To feel yourself to be a temporary manifestation of an infinite source is greatly comforting, and perhaps accounts for the feeling of peace and liberation many experience in reading The Prophet.
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At school, Kahlil showed talent in drawing and found a mentor in the artist and photographer Fred Holland Day, but returned to Lebanon to complete his secondary schooling. At 19 he returned to Boston, but his mother, brother and one of his sisters were tragically lost to tuberculosis. He found another mentor in Mary Haskell, a headmistress with an interest in orphans who supported Gibran's painting career, and he began to have his prose poetry, short stories and essays published in Arabic. In 1908 Gibran began a two year stay in Paris, studying art, and in 1912 moved permanently to New York where was able to exhibit his paintings and have more work published, including Al-Ajniha Al-Mutakassirah (The Broken Wings) and The Madman. In 1920 he established a society of Arab writers, and continued his writings in Arabic in support of Lebanon and Syria's emancipation from Ottoman rule.
The release of The Prophet in 1923 received largely unfavorable reviews, but word of mouth made it a bestseller. After his death in 1931, associates completed and published the two sequels he had begun: The Garden of the Prophet and Death of the Prophet.
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You may not have one depends on what tranny you have. So if you would provide engine and tranny type ie-th350, 400 or 700r4(overdrive tranny). With that I will get the answer for you. Also what is it doing?
383 stroker but still have the stock tranny in it was a 350 not sure what trany it has but it dose have over drive, drive, 2 and 1 in that order it will go in park and reverse but no other ones every now and thin it wil shift in to one but right back out I need a quick easy and cheap answere lol
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Dozens of Spirit Airlines passengers scheduled for takeoff Wednesday had to camp out for hours on the floors of Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport until Thursday morning because of delayed flights due to voluntary engine inspections, CNN reported.
Some passengers waited nearly 12 hours until they were able to board.
"According to the Broward County Sheriff's office there were several dozen people in Terminal 4 overnight," said airport spokesman Greg Meyer, according to CNN. "There were no arrests. Some did lose their tempers, but it was all worked out amicably."
The inspections followed last week's engine failure on a Spirit Airlines flight shortly after takeoff from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport toward Atlanta, the report said. Spirit Flight 165 returned safely to the Dallas airport.
"Some flights are experiencing significant delays as we complete the checks," Spirit spokeswoman Misty Pinson told CNN. "Each aircraft is being returned to service as soon as the check is completed. We apologize for these delays. We are working diligently to get our customers where they need to go as quickly as possible. … As always, the safety of our customers is our number one priority."