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About the Counter-Terrorism Committee
Our Mandate
The Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) was established by Security Council resolution 1373 (2001), which was adopted unanimously on 28 September 2001 in the wake of the 11 September terrorist attacks in the United States.
The Committee, comprising all 15 Security Council members, was tasked with monitoring implementation of resolution 1373 (2001), which requested countries to implement a number of measures intended to enhance their legal and institutional ability to counter terrorist activities at home, in their regions and around the world, including taking steps to:
- Criminalize the financing of terrorism
- Freeze without delay any funds related to persons involved in acts of terrorism
- Deny all forms of financial support for terrorist groups
- Suppress the provision of safe haven, sustenance or support for terrorists
- Share information with other governments on any groups practicing or planning terrorist acts
- Cooperate with other governments in the investigation, detection, arrest, extradition and prosecution of those involved in such acts; and
- Criminalize active and passive assistance for terrorism in domestic law and bring violators to justice.
The resolution also calls on States to become parties, as soon as possible, to the relevant international counter-terrorism legal instruments.
In September 2005, the Security Council adopted resolution 1624 (2005) on incitement to commit acts of terrorism, calling on UN Member States to prohibit it by law, prevent such conduct and deny safe haven to anyone "with respect to whom there is credible and relevant information giving serious reasons for considering that they have been guilty of such conduct." The resolution also called on States to continue international efforts to enhance dialogue and broaden understanding among civilizations.
The Security Council directed the CTC to include resolution 1624 (2001) in its ongoing dialogue with countries on their efforts to counter terrorism..
The Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED)
Under resolution 1535 (2004), the Security Council established the Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) to assist the work of the CTC and coordinate the process of monitoring the implementation of resolution 1373 (2001).
It is headed by Executive Director Mike Smith, who took up his appointment, at the level of Assistant Secretary-General, on 19 November 2007. CTED became fully staffed in September 2005 and was formally declared operational in December 2005. CTED's mandate was extended until the end of 2013 by Security Council resolution S/RES/1963 (2010).
CTED comprises some 40 staff members, about half of whom are legal experts who analyze the reports submitted by States in areas such as legislative drafting, the financing of terrorism, border and customs controls, police and law enforcement, refugee and migration law, arms trafficking and maritime and transportation security. CTED also has a senior human rights officer.
CTED is divided into two sections: an Assessment and Technical Assistance Office (ATAO), which is further divided into three geographical clusters to enable the experts to specialize in particular regions of the world, and an Administrative and Information Office (AIO).
In addition, five technical groups work horizontally across ATAO to identify issues and criteria for making assessments in their particular area of technical expertise and then disseminate these across the three clusters. The groups deal respectively with technical assistance; terrorist financing; border control, arms trafficking and law enforcement; general legal issues, including legislation, extradition and mutual legal assistance; and finally, issues raised by resolution 1624 (2005); as well as the human rights aspects of counter-terrorism in the context of resolution 1373 (2001).
Across AIO, there is also a quality control unit to improve the technical quality and consistency in language and format of CTED documents and a public communications and outreach unit to strengthen its outreach activities.
In support of the Committee's work on resolution 1624 (2005), CTED has prepared two reports (S/2006/737 and S/2008/2) summarizing the responses submitted thus far by about half of the United Nations membership.
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This is the voice coil inductance measured in millihenries (mH). The industry standard is to measure inductance at 1,000 Hz. As frequencies get higher there will be a rise in impedance above Re. This is because the voice coil is acting as an inductor. Consequently, the impedance of a speaker is not a fixed resistance, but can be represented as a curve that changes as the input frequency changes. Maximum impedance (Zmax) occurs at Fs.


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1.Starts Sunday
RW starts March 18. If you don't have reserations yet, you should book them as soon as possible. Read our Q&As with the local Peekskill-Cortlandt restaurants that are participating, W and Division Street Grill. Warning, it will make you hungry!
2. Vote for Best Place to Spend St. Patrick's Day
Happy St. Patrick's Day (one day early)! Saturday, March 17 is the holiday when Irish honor the Catholic Saint Patrick. Whether you like to celebrate with a good Irish soda bread or Guiness, or by attending mass,and tell us where is the best place to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. The poll closes at 9 a.m. and the winner will be announced at noon today.
3. Weekend Activities
There is a lot to do in Peekskill and Cortlandt this weekend. See Eileen Ivers play her legendary fiddle, attend the HHHS Fashion Show, attend Peekskill's Islamic Center's open house, see the Ides of March at HVCCA, learn about WWII at the Van Cortlandtville Historical Society, or choose from the many other weekend activities listed on our event calendar and in our
4. Rainy Friday, but Sun through the Weekend
The National Weather Service forecasts showers and possibly a thunderstorm today after 1 p.m. It should clear up after 7 p.m. and then Saturday and Sunday are forecast to be sunny with highs near 64 and 68 respectively.
Enjoy the weather and feel free to add your warm weather or community photos to our "Neighborhood Photo Gallery." Thank you to all the local Patch users who have already contributed!
5. Peekskill Community Garden Work Party and Plot Sign Up
The PCG is holding a work site party and plot site sign up this Saturday, March 17 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The goal of this day is to put down cardboard and chips to block weeds. Read more on the PCG Patch blog here.


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After starting the season off with two tough losses to Pike County and Stockbridge, the Upson-Lee Knights have scored 53 points in the last two games to earn victories over Eagle's Landing and Central-Macon, bringing their 2012 season record to 2-2.
The Knights forced six Central-Macon turnovers, including two first quarter interceptions by senior Travis Pittman, which Pittman returned for touchdowns. The Knights had a 14-0 lead before they ever took a snap.
"We got a big win tonight," said Knights head coach Tommy Watson. "After starting the season the way we did, and to come back over these last two weeks and get two victories says a lot about this team. I'm as proud of this football team as any team I have coached. The leadership on this team is amazing. These guys did not get down on themselves after a tough start, and in these last two games we are finding out what this team is made of."
After Pittman returned interceptions of 35 and 26 yards for touchdowns, the Chargers got on the board for the first time as the second quarter began. The Chargers capped off an 11-play, 47-yard drive with a nine-yard touchdown pass. The Central PAT was good, and with 10:51 left in the second quarter, the Knights led 14-7.
After a nice return by Corey Moss on the ensuing kickoff return, the Knights had a short field to work with. Just over a minute after the Chargers scored their first points of the game, the Knights answered with another score of their own. With 9:38 left in the second quarter, senior quarterback Moss found senior tight end C.J. Kirschmann wide open in the end zone for an 8-eight yard TD reception. Tyler Stewart's PAT was good, and the Knights led 21-7.
The Knights' defense continued to stifle the Chargers' offense, forcing a turnover. With the Knights' offense on the move once again, Moss who threw his second TD pass of the game. With 2:43 left in the first half, Moss found one of his favorite receivers, Toby Fuentes, over the middle of the Chargers defense. Fuentes made a nice catch at the five yard line, splitting two defenders and diving into the end zone. Once again Stewart's PAT was good, and the Knights took a 28-7 lead into the locker room at halftime.
In the third quarter, the Knights added another score on a long 84-yard TD run from Moss. Out of the shotgun, Moss and running back Pennyman headed left with a speed option, but Moss kept the ball and out ran the entire Central team on the way to his third TD of the night. Stewart's fifth PAT of the game was good and the Knights led 35-7 with just over six minutes left in the third quarter.
Moss added another rushing TD in the fourth quarter, capping off a 4-play, 17-yard drive after an interception by Joey Choy. Freshman corner back Shamare Bailey also added an interception in the fourth quarter, as the Knights went on to a 42-21 victory.
Upson-Lee is on a bye next week, and they will open up sub-region play in two weeks when they welcome the Spalding Jaguars to Matthews Field for Homecoming.


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ATLANTA - The Georgia Senate majority announced the unanimous nomination of Sen. Tommie Williams, R-Lyons, for president pro tempore during the Republican caucus elections last Friday. The nomination will go for a vote before the full Senate when the General Assembly convenes Jan. 11. The president pro tempore is the second highest-ranking position in the Senate.
BAGHDAD - Iraq's parliament convened Thursday to vote on key leadership positions in the first step toward forming a new government, after a breakthrough deal that returns Shiite Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki to office for a second term but falls short of Sunni hopes for greater political power. Al-Maliki and his top rival Ayad Allawi, who had hoped to take the prime minister's post at the top of a Sunni-backed coalition, sat next to each ...
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Haiti urged hundreds of thousands of homeless quake survivors to flee tents and tarps for sturdier shelter Thursday as Tropical Storm Tomas closed in with rains that threaten to unleash devastating floods. Many stayed put - either to protect their few possessions for lack of anywhere to go. The storm was expected to brush Jamaica's eastern provinces and then regain hurricane strength before passing near the western coast of Haiti early Friday ...
Area residents concerned about the proposed expansion of the Townsend Bombing Range in Long County have a few days left to officially express their feelings.
WASHINGTON - Resurgent Republicans won control of the House and cut deeply into the Democrats' majority in the Senate in momentous midterm elections shadowed by recession, ushering in a new era of divided government certain to complicate the final two years of President Barack Obama's term. House Speaker-in-waiting John Boehner, voice breaking with emotion, declared shortly before midnight Tuesday that the results were "a repudiation of Washington, a repudiation of big government and a repudiation ...
ATLANTA - Former U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal led a historic Republican election day sweep, as the GOP claimed all Georgia's statewide seats Tuesday night. Deal, a former nine-term congressman from Gainesville, soundly defeated former Democratic Gov. Roy Barnes, who was running to get his old job back after being ousted in 2002.
ATLANTA - The Republican challenger to U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop conceded defeat Wednesday in their race in Georgia, where Rep. Jim Marshall became the state's only incumbent Democrat ousted from Congress by the GOP. GOP candidate Mike Keown left a message with Bishop's campaign Wednesday morning after unofficial tallies showed the incumbent Democrat ahead by about 4,500 votes in southwest Georgia's 2nd District, said Andrew O'Shea, Keown's campaign manager.
In this year's race for the District 1 seat in the Georgia Senate, a Republican incumbent is vying for his first full term against a political newcomer backed by the Democratic Party.
For the first time in more than 10 years, the Georgia House representative from the 164th District is being challenged for his seat.
Richard Dunlop, director of the Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Glennville, is retiring effective Nov 1. A veteran of the Vietnam War and an Army retiree, Dunlop has worked for the State Department of Veterans Service for more than 14 years.
BRUNSWICK (AP) - Few people have three funerals, but American Revolutionary War hero Lt. Col. John McIntosh had his third on Saturday, said Missy Brandt, chairwoman of the McIntosh County Historic Preservation Commission.
Witnesses continued to testify Thursday and Friday at the Liberty County Courthouse about the life and death of 31-month-old Prince C. Davis, who allegedly was murdered in January 2007.
Raymond Beckworth believes that career politicians are keeping working class people from getting ahead, and he wants to change that.
ALMA - The sun was barely up on a recent weekday morning when Nathan Deal arrived at the Blueberry Inn in this sleepy south Georgia town and began shaking hands with the Republican faithful who had gathered over coffee to meet their nominee for governor.
Georgia hospitals are pushing for a cash infusion of $80 million annually to stabilize the state's struggling network of trauma centers, but first voters would have to approve a tax hike for themselves next month.
A May 14 Department of Defense news release announced Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel's directive that furloughs will begin for DoD civilians after July 8. Fort Stewart Public Affairs Officer Kevin Larson confirmed that civilian personnel managers at Stewart are preparing for the furloughs but noted that details had to be worked out locally.
WASHINGTON, May 14, 2013 - Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel announced today that he has signed a memorandum directing defense managers to prepare to furlough most Defense Department civilian employees for up to 11 days between July 8 and the Sept. 30 end of the fiscal year.
Leland Smith, a 79-year-old great-grandfather from Jesup, recently won a $100,000 playing the Monopoly Millionaire instant game.
Armstrong Atlantic State University on Wednesday announced a major initiative for the Armstrong-Liberty Center. In partnership with the city of Hinesville, the university will build an expanded, new facility in downtown Hinesville to accommodate more students, programs, classroom and laboratory space.
Skidaway Institute of Oceanography scientist Clark Alexander will present a program on threats to the Georgia Coast in an "Evening @ Skidaway" reception and lecture Tuesday, May 21, on the campus of Skidaway Institute, 10 Ocean Science Circle in Savannah.
State Sen. Earl "Buddy" Carter announced Monday his intention to run for U.S. Congress in Georgia's 1st District. The announcement was made throughout the day during stops in Savannah, Hinesville and Brunswick.
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I created a new set of Animations for my weapons. I wish for the animations to be played full value, however my animations will play at the rate that it is supposed to. This is okay, except for firing, because it will play at the same speed as the firing is, but I would much rather it keep repeating than to end the animation, especially because this will look choppy and sped-up for machineguns and slowed down for weapons such as bolt-action rifles.
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Academic Integrity
"Imagine that you were about to get surgery and just as you were going under, you discovered that your surgeon had cheated throughout their university career. Would you feel betrayed? What if it was your lawyer? Your accountant? Your child's teacher?" (taken from the University of Alberta guide to plagiarism).
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Check out the videos, starring four students from the Ryerson community, to better understand what "academic integrity" means.
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June 25-28, 2011, nine volunteers from SDFF and 4 "friends and family" hiked into the Golden Trout Wilderness to repair the cattle exclusion fence which protects the spawning grounds on upper Nine Mile Creek. This year was especially difficult. Each Fall the fence is dropped, then put back up in the Spring, to minimize damage from the heavy snows. Over time the wire became rusted, broken and spliced in many places. "SDFF to the rescue!" We bought 3 miles of new barbed wire with Club conservation funds and USFS mules carried it into the meadow. Stringing new wire was tough work, but coiling up miles of the old rusty stuff was even harder! Keep in mind that this is a wilderness area: no machinery is allowed. It all had to be carried to and from the corral where the mules were loaded. Fence posts holes are dug by hand, "H" braces were hand sawed and the wire was stretched using old fashioned manual wire pullers. The end result was spectacular and the Forest Service was IMPRESSED. Many thanks to Bruce Bechard, Bruce Michael, Larry Sorensen, Jon Holland, Wayne Johnson, Heidi Brown, her friend Will, Mark Hedderson, his brother John and Paul Costa. They worked hard and all caught a "few fish". PS Larry defines a few fish as "something over thirty"! With new wire, the next few years should be much easier. ---Gary Strawn, SDFF Conservation Chair
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So many cars, so little time and so much insurance. It seems you find a car you love and can even afford, but the insurance payments burst your bubble and send you back to something more "sensible." According to forbes.com, "...the average price of a new car or light truck in April of 2012 was just a shade over $30k. $30,303 to be exact, which represents a $1200 increase over last year.
Cars are expensive enough and if you ask the insurance companies they'll tell you that's why your rates are so high. But what if you're not buying a Bentley or a Porsche? (Just so you know, most people aren't) If the average car runs between $25,000 to $35,000, why are you paying so much in insurance? Shouldn't your payment be in proportion to the cost of repairing and replacing your car? And since almost everyone is driving a car in that price range shouldn't that bring insurance premiums down?
Insurance premiums are a funny thing. They go up but they rarely comes down. Sure, there are lot of insurance carriers offering money back if you don't get in an accident for a period of time and others are offering to lower your deductible, but no one is offering to lower your premium. Per the birmingham.legalexaminer.com, Allstate's policy creates a financial disincentive for its insured's to report wrecks. In other words, if an Allstate insured rear-ends somebody, and especially if the damage does not appear too great, it doesn't take too big a stretch of the imagination to conclude that the Allstate insured may not be too interested in reporting the wreck to Allstate. After all, he is looking forward to getting 5% of his premium back.While those promotional offers aren't bad they still don't take a dent out of the hundreds of dollars you pay every month to insure a fairly conservative sedan.
Short of buying an old clunker and not carrying comprehensive, the best and probably the only defense you have against high insurance rates is research. Insurance is a highly competitive business and armed with a lower quote from another company, your carrier is bound to match it rather than lose you as a client. Of course, if your carrier can't meet or beat your new quote, take it on the road and see who can do what for you. Most people never review their insurance policy and never shop their policy around which is why insurance companies are getting richer and you're not.
Insurance companies abound and so do their websites. According to agentinsure.com, "According to comScore, an industry leader in quantifying the digital world, the number of competitive insurance carriers and aggregator sites available to consumers via the Internet has grown significantly. In the last quarter of 2010, new sites made up 8 percent of the total number of new auto insurance submitted online . This marks a new trend in how consumers are shopping for online auto insurance rates." A quick search on the Internet will show you just how many insurance companies there are out there all vying for your business. With a little time and energy you're bound to find a lower rate. But don't let a lower premium sway you. You need to compare coverage as well. While it's not at all impossible to match the coverage you're currently getting with a better rate, it's all too easy to fall for the allure of cut-rate insurance without looking closely at the coverage.
These three words may be the most misunderstood words in the insurance lexicon so let's clear them up:
Liability - Liability covers medical bills of you or anyone should you cause an accident. The levels of liability insurance you choose will dictate the amount of medical bills the insurance company is required to pay. Collision - Collision is exactly what it says it is. It pays for the cost of repairs to any vehicle or property you damage. Comprehensive - Comprehensive pays to have your car repaired in case of an accident whether it's with another car, a hit and run or a brick wall.


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Selecting Wireless Networking
What you are about to read here is the result of research I have been doing to solve a local problem. By local, I mean that I am looking for the right answer for a system in the suburbs of the second largest city in Costa Rica. I realize my conclusion is unlikely to fit your needs, so I will confine this article to some facts that may help you head in the right direction.
The biggest buzzword today is 802.11, a topic is which the value of something is either a, b or g. So, that is where I started.
The most mature version of this technology is 802.11b. Yes, it seems strange that 802.11b would be more mature than 802.11a, but it is. Within the 802.11b standard there is what you could call a sub-group, known as WiFi, which is actually an interoperability agreement. That is, products from one vendor that are branded WiFi should talk to WiFi products from other vendors. Thus, if interoperability is your issue, WiFi is a big win.
But what is 802.11b anyway? It is a standard, with the spectrum regulation on the part of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) well established. So it's not about to go away or change. It operates at approximately 2.4GHz, and the band is organized so there are only three non-overlapping channels. This means you can have a maximum of three networks operating in the same space before there is interference.
Note that I said interference, which is not to say that you can't have 10 or 20 different networks in the same space. But they will all suffer because, while they won't be able to communicate with each other, they will interfere with each other. The result of the interference is, at least, reduced throughput, and it could mean one or more networks simply do not work.
As for speed, the maximum speed of 802.11b is 11Mbps. Keep in mind, too, that speed is a function of range as well as interference. Cards will automatically reduce their data rate if signals are weak. In addition, treat the 11Mbps number a lot like 10Mb Ethernet numbers. More precisely, when you add retransmissions because of collisions and protocol overhead, you will not get anywhere close to the 11Mb rate.
Moving on to 802.11a, there is a host of advantages and disadvantages. The two big advantages are frequency and data rate. 802.11a cards operate in the 5GHz band; currently this chunk of spectrum is much less crowded. In addition, there are 12 non-overlapping channels, as opposed to the three available with 802.11b. The data rate is 54Mbps, and some vendors have offered extensions to 72Mb and faster.
So, is there a downside to 802.11a? In a word, yes. First, the higher frequency tends to mean shorter range. Although it is easier to build high-gain antennas (that is, you get more gain for the same size antenna), signals at 5GHz tend to be easily blocked by almost anything. So, in addition to a higher cost for the cards themselves, you are going to need more of them in order to cover the same area.
Also, if you have an existing 802.11b network and you introduce 802.11a radios, you need to bridge between the networks because the radios can't talk to each other. Again, this translates into more money.
Enter 802.11g. This new standard offers some advantages but has its own downsides. On the positive side, 802.11g offers the 54Mbps speed of 802.11a but is frequency-compatible with 802.11b. This means you can add 802.11g cards to an existing 802.11b network, and they will play nicely with each other. Although they won't make existing 802.11b cards faster, the new 802.11g cards can talk to each other at the faster data rate.
The downsides to 802.11g are how crowded the 2.4GHz spectrum is and the availability of only three non-overlapping channels. If you are in rural Nebraska and only want a fast network for your house, 802.11g likely is a good answer, particularly if you have existing 802.11b cards in operation. On the other hand, don't expect to have a clear channel with your 802.11g cards in San Jose (California or Costa Rica) or any other heavily populated area.
While the information I have covered is fairly generic, it applies most closely to wanting to construct a network containing one or more access points and some systems that talk to the access point(s). (To clarify, by access point I mean something that connects your network to another network or the outside world, rather than a specific product you buy. Generally, you can use your Linux box with a regular client card in it as an access point.) My particular need is for a point-to-point link, which changes the considerations a little bit.
First, I can use directional antennas to help reduce interference and cover a longer distance. (Before you get carried away, check with your local regulatory agency--the FCC in the US--to see what you can and can't do.) That the antenna offer significant directivity to eliminate interference may be more important than the signal gain realized. This may be good, however, as a 2.4 or 5 GHz signal loss in coaxial cable is significant.
If you plan to use an external antenna, here's a tip: shop carefully for the card you intend to use. Many cards do not offer an external antenna connector. In addition, those antennas that do offer it but were built for the US market will have a non-standard antenna connector, as required by the FCC. You can find these connectors, but it will raise your stress level.
Next, because only two radios, rather than a whole host of them, are talking on the network, the number of collisions is reduced. So, the effective throughput of the network is increased.
Finally, compatibility is a non-issue. That is, if only two radios are hooked up in a point-to-point system, then it makes no difference if they interoperate with other radios. In fact, from an interference point of view, it may be better if they don't interoperate.
Are there alternatives to 802.11? Sure. The most well-known alternative is the RangeLan2 series of radios from Proxim. Although they are speced at only 1.6Mbps, they are a mature and stable product. In addition to the typical PCMCIA cards, the RangeLan2 is a self-contained box with an Ethernet interface. At SSC, we used a set of these radios to communicate between the Editorial offices and the rest of the company for about two years, until we managed to get everyone moved into a single building.
A lot of issues and considerations are involved when trying to select the right wireless solution to best fit your needs. I hope this article helps you become aware of some of the options available and saves you some initial research time.
Phil Hughes is the publisher of Linux Journal.
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Re: Selecting Wireless Networking
Phil, you have many facts wrong.
> The biggest buzzword today is 802.11, a topic is which the value of something is either a, b or g
I dare you to fine me an 802.11g product.
> But what is 802.11b anyway? It is a standard, with the spectrum regulation on the part of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) well established. Within the 802.11b standard there is what you could call a sub-group, known as WiFi So, in addition to a higher cost for the cards themselves, you are going to need more of them in order to cover the same area. Also, if you have an existing 802.11b network and you introduce 802.11a radios, you need to bridge between the networks because the radios can't talk to each other. Generally, you can use your Linux box with a regular client card in it as an access point.
Um, no, you can't use a client card as an access point. That's why they are two different devices. You can with a mesh network, but we a ways away from mesh networks being used anyplace other than Florida.
> To clarify, by access point I mean something that connects your network to another network or the outside world, rather than a specific product you buy. If you are in rural Nebraska and only want a fast network for your house, 802.11g likely is a good answer <
Considering that there's not a single 11g product yet on the market, this is a brave statement. :)
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you can use a client card as an access point in ad-hoc mode... granted, you can only connect one wireless client to it, but the possibility does exist.
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>Um, no, you can't use a client card as an access point.
You can use some cards (at least those compatible with the Prism2 driver).
Simply type iwconfig wlanX mode master and it works.
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802.11g chips are sampling now. Expect cards by the end of the year.
As for using client cards as an access point, there sure are a lot of networks that run like that. Orinoco cards in Linux boxes seem to be about the most popular access point out there.
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A man claiming to be a member of al Qaeda was shot and wounded by police in France after he took four hostages in a bank in the southwestern city of Toulouse.
The hostage-taker was shot in the leg when he emerged from the bank with one hostage, prompting him to shelter inside.
Police then stormed the bank and arrested him, freeing the last two of the initial four hostages he had taken.
The man, known to have psychological problems, had earlier released two female hostages after receiving food and water.
Police sources said the other two hostages freed during the assault were in good health.
The arrested man, aged between 25-30, took the hostages, including the bank manager, in a branch of French bank CIC around mid-morning and fired a shot after an attempted armed robbery apparently went wrong, UNSA police union official Cedric Delage said.
The man said he was not acting for money, but for religious reasons.
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But it's got to the stage where it's time for me to make some things for myself (and by that I really mean my home & my family). - I know this because I've had a number of guests visit in the last couple of weeks who have gone around my house asking me if I've made this and that. It gets a bit embarrassing after about the 3rd "no actually I got sent that from someone in America in a swap"... and trying to explain to them why I have all these cool things made by other people that I've never met, but none I've made for myself.
- They tend to get a very perplexed, "you are one weird mumma" look on their face! LOL...
As well as that the things that are around that I have made (with the exception of a tiny few things) are usually the rejects, or the first things I ever made, which I would rather hide than show off as "my work". You know what I mean?! I'm sure we must all have some of those?
So please can I have your help lovely friends!
I need some inspiration...
I have decided make myself a lap quilt & 4 cushions to go with the colours of my lounge room, so I have pulled a bunch of my favourite designers & fabrics to put together in a combo which would complement the room:
That's one of my couch cushions on the right hand side - and my curtains are a greeny/goldy beige - is that a colour. Goodness I suck at this HAHA! |
Green & Pink/Purple (ok what is that colour called LOL... -I guess it has some maroon & some grape & some cherry & some pink)...
I have no idea what to do with them all! I'm keen to have 4 different cushion designs, all in this colour way, that complement each other but don't "match" if you know what I mean. They need to be rectangular rather than square because I'm going to fit the covers over the existing cushions.
I'm also really keen to have a very scrappy patterned quilt design. It's my month in August for Bits & Pieces bee so I'm thinking that I'll probably get the girls to help me with a quilt & give them this photo for colour guidance. But I need a block to give them.
Any idea for either project?
I love you all so much in advance!
A lot of these are charm squares so any links to charmsquare-friendly patterns that you love would be so much appreciated too! I've never really worked with precuts before - but I have acquired a bunch of them recently in swaps & really need to know what to do with them (other than piece the squares together as the are obviously...)
Does anyone else have any trouble designing stuff for themselves or am I the only one challenged in this field? I wonder why I have so much trouble!
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Looking back at the downfall of the 2011-2012 season for the Toronto Maple Leafs it becomes obvious – at least to myself – that the January 31st, 2012 game against the Pittsburgh Penguins was the beginning of the end for the blue and white. It was a night in which the Leafs completely dominated one of the Eastern Conference's best teams for the first 50 minutes of the game only to have Jonas Gustavsson completely unravel down the stretch.
The Leafs were playing their final game of January that night, a month that saw them having won 7 of their 11 games played. Toronto was firmly entrenched in a playoff position and with a current record of 25-19-6 they were making a push for home ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs. On the strength of Mikhail Grabovski's two goals and one assist, the Leafs were ahead of the Penguins 4-1 and if not for Pens goalie Marc-Andre Fleury the blue and white could have been ahead by much more. Having outshot the home team 27-17 through the first two periods it may have been the most dominant 40 minutes the Leafs played that season.
From that point forward though due mostly to Gustavsson's struggles the Leafs ended up blowing that late lead eventually losing the game in a shootout. Call me delusional or foolish if you will, but I believe confidence is a major proponent to a teams success. From this point forward I strongly believe that the team lost all faith and belief in "The Monster". It's also safe to say that the coaching staff also lost all faith in Gustavsson considering he only started 3 of the next 14 games (all losses).
This game was also the moment that it became apparent that GM Brian Burke had made a major mistake in not fixing the goaltending issue earlier in the season. The Leafs – mostly due to good fortune – had prospered up until this point with an injured Reimer and a hot Gustavsson, but it was only a matter of time before the wheels fell off of that cart. The collapse in Pittsburgh was the moment when the inevitable occurred. It was too late in the season for Burke to acquire a competent goalie without an opposing general manager cashing in on the Leafs' desperation.
Without an answer in between the pipes the Leafs stumbled and bumbled their way the rest of the season going 10-18-4 following that shootout loss in Pittsburgh. The instability in net has been a tortuous feeling for supporters of the Leafs and there is not one fan of the blue and white who couldn't see the writing on the wall with Gustavsson last season. While Reimer gets the benefit of the doubt – considering his concussion issues in 11-12 – there is no excuse for the blue and white to enter the 12-13 without a proven and established goaltender wearing a Leafs sweater. The definition of insanity is an individual who continuously makes the same mistake over and over without comprehending the consequences, hopefully Burke can prove he has learned from his mistake.


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A man chooses to walk a path to self-destruction, not caring about what might happen in the end. He enters a painted world, greeted by a mysterious character.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Tragedy/Fantasy - Chapters: 2 - Words: 384 - Reviews: 3 - Updated: 02-06-13 - Published: 01-31-13 - Status: Complete - id: 3097020
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Dost thou dare venture into the painted world?
What seeketh thee, in the grey realm?
If thou wish is to find solace then thou shall be disappointed.
There is nothing for thee here, leave!
But why dost thou not leave?
It is far too cold, for someone so old and frail.
Yet still, thou hath decided to stay, untouched by the pale faces.
Whence cometh thou, that thou knows not fear?
Art thou blind, dying man, or art thou merely a fool?
Lost, art thou, a man unable to find his way?
Dost thou not know that thou shall perish?
Thou see not, the black maiden?
And yet thou worries not, for what cometh from the dark?
Thou cry not black tears, thou smiles.
Dost thou enjoy this miserable place?
Dost thou enjoy what our Father has left behind?
I leave thee, tainted soul, to rot.
I bequeath to thee unending misery and pain.
Thou past shall be thou grave.
There shall be no future for thee.
An eternal curse, thou is history.


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Noem opposes Violence Against Women Act
But congresswoman said she supports concept, preparing bill on issue.By: Tom Lawrence, The Daily Republic
Rep. Kristi Noem, R-S.D., voted against the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act on Thursday but said she largely supports the concept of offering more legal protection to women, men and children in domestic abuse scenarios.
The House passed the extension of the 1994 law by a 286-138 count, with 199 Democrats and 87 Republicans voting for it.
Many Republicans who opposed the extension expressed concern about adding the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community as part of the protected group in the law, and some were also concerned about allowing tribal courts to prosecute non-Indians who attack their Indian partners on tribal lands.
The re-authorization passed in the Senate two weeks ago by a 78-22 vote, with South Dakota's senators split along party lines. Democrat Tim Johnson voted for it, while Republican John Thune opposed it. With the House passing it, it now goes to President Obama, who said Thursday that he will sign it.
Noem pointed out that she was a cosponsor of last year's House-passed version of the bill, which left out the section on gays and tribal prosecutions of non-Indians. She also said she would support added protections for women in Indian country.
Noem said she will soon introduce a bill that focuses on efforts specific to tribes to assist victims in receiving the justice.
"The legislation I am drafting will include efforts to increase coordination between United States and tribal law enforcement officers," she said in a teleconference with South Dakota reporters Thursday. "It will also develop multi-disciplinary teams.
"I continue to believe it's absolutely essential that we work to protect victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and bring perpetrators to justice," Noem said.
She said she opposed the extension because it could end up "muddying the waters with constitutionally questionable provisions that will likely only delay justice."
Noem said Gov. Dennis Daugaard and Attorney General Marty Jackley "share these concerns as well," and they were concerned it could "cause additional delays for victims who have already been through too much."
Daugaard and Jackley co-signed a letter to Thune in 2012 expressing those views.
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Taken me three days to work out how to post a new thread here! Currently on Day Three but have been keeping a little diary on the side just to help me through it.
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Gender: Female
Age: 19
Height: 5"6
Weight: 12.1
Day one
Finding it really easy!
Had a vanilla shake; which is okay- it tastes a little like uncooked cake mix obviously not as nice but hey, didn't expect it to be great.
Had a Cappuccino; which wasn't as strong as I would have liked so I added a teaspoon of coffee which made it much more bearable.
I then had chicken breast in fajita hot mix with green pepper, spring onion and mushrooms.
Then a chocolate shake for "pudding"- which is nice as far as the shakes go.
Day two
Had a strawberry milkshake which was nice, I added ice to this which was good!
Had mint chocolate shake in the afternoon which was absolutely DELICIOUS! I love this flavour.
I did plan to eat a prawn salad but when I got around to having it I thought it tasted funny so went without.
Had the leek and potato soup for dinner instead which was nice aswell. Very strong after taste though.
Day Three
Today was the hardest day so far. I was at work (Tesco) and all the food coming through my till killed me. The freshly baked bread that was still warm from the oven was the worst, and the freshly cooked hot chicken. It was literally torture.
Also due to the amount of water I'm having to drink I was off my till every 20 minutes for the loo.
Every single thing is making me cry also, beyond emotional. My bf mentioned I was being snappy and I burst into tears.
Worst of all I chose to sat through my family eating a roast beef dinner whilst I had my chicken breast and lettuce. It was awful. Won't be doing that again.
Been reading through people's diaries on here and it has given me motivation knowing that i'm not the only person going through this and hopefully I'll start feeling better soon!
Would love to hear from people!
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Emergency, first aid, injury, immedieate care, hit, car, poison, vomiting, throw up, breathing, bloating, wheezing, bleeding, weakness, cut, scrape, licking, bone, asprin, acetaminophen, allergy, allergic, swollen, bite, benadryl, hydrogen peroxide, exam
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Though many emergencies you may experience at home with your pets require immediate attention by your veterinarian or a veterinary emergency facility, the simple truth is that most pet "emergencies," aren't! Many problems may look severe, and some may cause you to panic, but most of the problems you encounter, especially after hours, can probably wait until morning. It is certainly more comforting to speak to a doctor or a veterinary technician before deciding whether or not you may need to bring your pet in for care, so it is always recommended to have an afterhours phone number available where you can speak to someone in case of a problem.
Some common problems which you may encounter, which should warrant immediate care are a hit-by-car, ingestion of a known poison, excessive/uncontrollable vomiting, severe wheezing or difficulty breathing, uncontrolled seizures, excessive bleeding, sudden weakness, especially with very pale/white gums, acute eye injuries, and extreme bloating where a dogs abdomen, especially large breed dogs, seems to be getting very large and firm to the touch. If you notice any of these in your pet, you want to get him or her to your veterinarian or to an emergency hospital immediately.
For most of the other, far more common, problems you may have to deal with, it may surprise you to know that you can probably deal with them yourself, and that you probably already have what you may need at home, in your own medicine cabinets!
Firstly, most skin wounds, whether they are cuts and scrapes, bites, or self-inflicted secondary to skin problems and allergies, that are not bleeding profusely, can wait until morning! You should clean the wounds with warm water and a mild soap, then rinse with hydrogen peroxide, dab dry, and if fairly superficial, you can even apply an antibacterial ointment like a triple antibiotic ointment. You do not want to use rubbing alcohol on any raw, irritated tissue, or on open wounds. You also want to figure out a way to keep your pet from licking the wounds. Though saliva does, in fact, have antibacterial properties, continuous, excessive licking can cause more irritation, and do more harm than good. If the wound or lesion is on an extremity, you could try bandaging it using some gauze sponges, a soft wrap, and a bandaging material. Bandages should be firm, but not tight, and if applying a wrap to a leg, you always want to incorporate the foot itself into the wrap to avoid any dependent swelling. For lesions on the body, wraps are usually impractical, so keep the wounds clean, and I always recommend having an e-collar around to help prevent excessive licking. So, this should get you through the evening until you can see your own veterinarian in the morning.
It is important to note that there is no such thing as emergency limping, or even emergency fractures, assuming, of course, that the bone fragments aren't visible penetrating through the skin. Unless your pet is in extreme pain, most skeletal injuries can wait until morning! If the skeletal injury is very recent, you can try to reduce swelling and minimize discomfort by applying ice packs to the area. With older injuries, heat wraps may help. Since our pets are often very sensitive to most of the over-the-counter nsaids, or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, I recommend you always check with your veterinarian before using them on your pets. Aspirin, preferably a buffered, enteric coated, or mixed with an antacid can be used on dogs at a dose of about 81 mg, which is one baby aspirin, per 15 lbs of body weight. I am not a fan of the other OTC nsaid products. Cats are even more sensitive, and if using aspirin on a cat, it is usually dosed at one half of a baby aspirin for an average adult 10 pound cat twice a week! Never, never use acetaminophen on a cat---it is deadly! !
Sometimes, you may encounter an acute allergic reaction in your pet, where a certain body part, usually the muzzle, face, or a foot becomes acutely swollen. Some pets will often develop hives or welts all over its body. The usual culprits are certain foods, insect or spider bites, or even certain medications. Though these cases often require some veterinary attention, there are some things you can try at home to help. Again, to help reduce the immediate swelling, try applying ice or cold wraps to the affected area, or in the case of generalized hives, give your dog a cold water bath. Also, good old-fashioned diphenhydramine, or benadryl, given orally at 1 mg per pound body weight can help fight the allergic reaction. I always recommend keeping some anti-histamine around the house. If this helps, great! If not, see your veterinarian.
Certain pets, more often dogs, especially nutty ones like my Labrador, seem to want to eat anything that is not bolted down, or doesn't eat them first! Unfortunately, many of the things that our pets put into their mouths are toxic and potentially very dangerous. Many foods, like chocolate, raisins and grapes, fatty foods, nuts, avocados, and large amounts of onions or garlic, can be toxic. Certain household chemicals, both cleaning agents, pesticides, and lawn and garden products, can be highly toxic. And, finally, many medications are potentially extremely dangerous to our pets. Occasionally, with some of these toxic substances, it may be necessary to induce vomiting if it's been within an hour since ingestion, and it would be difficult to get immediate professional assistance. The best household product to induce vomiting in dogs is fresh hydrogen peroxide. You want to test it on your skin first to make sure it bubbles up, and then administer it orally at a dose of one teaspoon per 10 pounds of body weight. Vomiting should occur within 5 to 10 minutes. If necessary, repeat once, but if this doesn't work, you need to go directly to your veterinarian or to an emergency facility. We do not recommend ipecac syrup, salt, or salt water to induce vomiting in dogs. Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do at home to induce vomiting in cats, so you'll need to see your veterinarian. Since it is contraindicated to induce vomiting with certain ingested toxins, always check with your veterinarian first.
As it is with ourselves when we opt to provide our own care, treating our pets at home is never meant to replace the excellent care provided by your veterinarian, it is merely meant to complement that care, and keep our pets comfortable until professional care is truly necessary or available. Since after-hours emergency care is often very costly, it should be reserved for those instances when it is truly essential.
Hopefully, you'll never need to worry about this, but you should always know what your hospital's procedures and protocols are with regards to your pet's emergency needs.


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Recently I decided to use the "redirect after sign up" option to try to increase promotion of my network on social outlets like Facebook and Twitter.
Since then ive seen a slight increase in likes and follows (although my likes and follows are still very low)
what i did was redirect new sign ups to a page that thanks them for signing up and asks them to help the community grow by Liking us or Following us.
You can see a live example Here
Hopefully this will help drive more traffic to your network.
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can you show me how you made it to hide your member page
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Check out this discussion http://creators.ning.com/forum/topics/private-members
Hi There,
I am wondering if the custom page is only for pro networks? I designed a paged and redirected but its not working. I have the plus account.
Hi Kwaka,
I have a plus account and it works fine for me.
This cool but I though there was a sign up link all ready created by Ning...I will go to my site...
Are you trying to take your Ning Members to Facebook and Twitter?
I work the other way around. After spending years in Facebook, Twitter and Google+ I am attempting to bring from this Social Sites into my Ning Network.
I understand your strategy but at least for me it never work. This is just my Input.
Facebook, Twitter or Google+ will never share with you a Dime of their income. And based on that, and other technical reason is that I went the other way around.
I've the same idea as you, but how can you make all the post or everything to be posted on a page in G+? and in facebook there already is..but when i put it..the share button won't appear..any idea??
On the other hand, yes, i'm interested on people liking and following FB and G+ because those are going to bring others to ning. So, can anyone tell me how can i redirect them when they suscribe?
Thanks for the feedback :) im not trying to make them go to facebook and twitter at all. But the reality is that if the "like" your network on facebook you are more likely to recieve more traffic and more traffic is a good thing for my network.
Hey, but can you say how to do it? to post on G+ and FB from ning? and how do u create the welcome page?
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Government parenting payments
Raising a child can put unexpected pressure on the family budget, so be sure to check if you're eligible for the following Federal Government benefits for families.
Baby Bonus
- The baby bonus helps parents with the costs of having a new baby at home.
- It's paid after the birth of a baby (including stillborn babies or for an adopted child).
- It's currently $5000 and is paid fortnightly over 13 weeks and is not taxed.
- A baby bonus will be paid for each child - so if you have triplets the payment will be $15 000.
- It's income tested. To be eligible you need to have a taxable income of $75 000 or under during the six months after the birth or adoption of your baby.
- As of July 1, 2013, the baby bonus will be reduced from $5000 to $3000 for second and subsequent children, although first born children will continue to receive the $5000 rate. Children born as part of a multiple birth will be exempt from these changes.
Find more information about the Baby Bonus at the Family Assistance Office.
Parental Leave Pay
- Parental leave pay provides financial support to eligible working parents who are the primary carer of a child. It's paid after the birth and a parent may still be eligible if the child is stillborn or adopted.
- You can expect to receive up to 18 weeks of Parental Leave Pay at the rate of the National Minimum Wage (currently $606.40 per week).
- Eligible parents must be the primary carer of a newborn or recently adopted child (usually the mother).
- Applicants must meet Australian residence requirements from the date the child enters your care until the end of your Paid Parental Leave period.
- Applicants must meet the Paid Parental Leave work test before the birth or adoption.
- An individual must have had an adjustable taxable income of $150 000 or less in the financial year before the date of birth or adoption or date of claim, whichever is earlier.
- The applicant must also be on leave or not working, from when you become the child's primary carer until the end of your Paid Parental Leave period.
- Applicants have the option of choosing the Baby Bonus payment OR the Parental Leave Payment - but not both.
- The taxable Parental Leave Payment contributes to your total income in a financial year, so it could potentially affect your other child care benefits, which is why, for some applicants, choosing the $5000 non-taxable Baby Bonus turns out cheaper in the long run.
- Find out which payment option is best for you with this comparison calculator.
Find more details about the Maternity Immunisation Allowance from The Family Assistance Office.
The Child Care Benefit helps you with the cost of raising a child.
The amount of money you're eligible to receive will depend on
The amount you receive gradually reduces when your family's annual income reaches certain thresholds, depending on the number of children in your care.
Find more information about the Child Care Benefit at the Family Assistance Office.
The Child Care Tax Rebate will cover 50 percent of the out-of-pocket costs of child care fees with a rebate of up to $7500 per child available.
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Find more information about the Child Care Tax Rebate at the Family Assistance Office.
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Perhaps a limited legalization should be proposed, at least for cooking meth. Pick an identified superfund site where one pot cooking is permitted.
Inside that area cook meth to your heart's content. Certain restrictions--cooks only, no children, no firefighters or EMTs, no police, no DEA. Get caught manufacturing meth outside that area and you're escorted to the meth manufacturing area.
As one pot processes are potential fire bombs, the population of meth cooks will soon stabilize, hopefully to zero and then you can send in the guys in white containment suits to clean the superfund site.
Then pick the next superfund meth cook area.
Impetus of this concept--you can't legislate suicide. Everyone has to choose their own method.
And you can clean two chemical contaminations for the cost of one.
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