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... Description of document: A History of U.S. Communications Security (Volumes I and II); the Davi... ...498 10 December 2008 This responds to your request of 23 December 2007 to have A History of U.S. Communications Security (2 volumes) by David G. Boak,... ...in this busineu, aDd what CNr objectives reIJly an. It..,rna obviOUB that we Deed to protect our communications becaWle they consistentlyreve~ our str... ... a truly formidable opponent. So the first "if" underlying our argument for the need lor COMSEC (Communications Security) is more than a postulate-a d... ...a deliberate, laige, competent force hu been identified whose mission is the exploitation ofU.S. communicationsthrough their interceptionand analysis.... ...ble. I!!E:::.. I: Don't think for a minute that the same rationale isn't ued today for unsecured circuits that e: ~ happen to use sophisticated transm... ...level links. as in the case of all the ciphony equipments I've mentioned so far. or for tactical circuits that we will. in due course. cover. Still. w... ...e said. sharply limits the number of digits we can use to describe speech to beencrypted on such circuitswith a consequent lou orquality ofinteWgibili... ... to the big bed· plant voice equipments we ought to talk aboul. That's the subject of "approved" circuits. Way back with the KO-6. we were having diff...

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...erms as Aristotelianism, Platonism, Kantianism, Hegelianism, Proustianism, Eminescianism, Barbianism, etc. We have even the advantage of a centered communication when we suggest with a sole notion the work as well as its dominant features, linked with the renown of the concerned author....

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... Eminescianism, Barbianism, etc. We have even the advantage of a centered communication when we suggest with a sole notion the work as well as its d... ...rformance to the derisive. The paradox is any fair sabotage of the linear communication. “The use of paradox - Solomon Marcus specifies - is a funda... ...ification, but that must also be considered like a moment of crisis of the communication, like an insufficiency of the language, something that shows... ...sic, since it homologates in this way the metalinguistic possibilities of communication. Then, in the theory of the paradoxes, as we can see, we lea... ...ne Berger had observed that “before constituting itself in a message, the communication consists of a coming into a contact”. At times, through the p... ...eality: the twisting of the modern life in sophisticated electronic short circuits, of which some are dangerous. It raises the protestation concerni... ...t are more or less intent, through brilliant objectives (surrealist short circuits), but objectives with a magma of derision. The paradoxist poet te... ...monstrated enough ability in the expressiveness of negation. The semantic circuits obtained in paradoxism are of a revealing illumination and libera... ...he aesthetics of its non-) and for this it counts on the paradoxist short-circuits. Concomitantly, a literary experience edifies itself, able to eng...

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...sion rate: 50.6 afghanis=US$l (November 1986) Fiscal year: 21 March-20 March Communications Railroads: 9.6 km (single track) 1.524- meter gauge, spur ... ...) Monetary conversion rate: 4.14 leks=US$l (1986) Fiscal year: calendar year Communications Railroads: 437 km 425 1.435-meter standard gauge, single t... ...n rate: 4.81 Algerian dinars=US$l (November 1986) Fiscal year: calendar year Communications Railroads: 4,146 km total; 2,632 km stan- dard gauge (1.43... ...n rate: 6.62 French francs=US$l, 136.13 Spanish pesetas=US$l (November 1986) Communications Railroads: none Highways: about 96 km Civil air: no major ... ...nsport aircraft Airfields: none Telecommunications: international land- line circuits to Spain and France; 1 AM station; about 12,800 telephones (43.5... ...eportedly 1,200-1,500 kwanza=US$l (December 1986) Fiscal year: calendar year Communications Railroads: 3,189 km total; 2,879 km 1.067 meter gauge, 310... ...switching centers; satellite communications, long- haul point-to-point radio circuits, regional cable and wire landlines, directional radio- relay, an... ...hones (25 per 100 popl.); 10 AM, 14 FM, 29 TV stations; tropospheric scatter circuits to Greece and Turkey; 3 submarine coaxial cables; 1 Atlantic Oce... ...2,439 m Telecommunications: small, modern system using cable and radio-relay circuits; 900,000 telephones (23.5 per 100 popl.); 47 AM, 33 FM, 86 TV st...

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...And, most important, the bulk of the Internet is free. Users pay only the communication costs. The long-heralded transition from free content to ... ...ve been similarly heralded as "global" and transforming. Every medium of communications goes through the same evolutionary cycle: Anarchy Th... ...ars are forgotten and public attention reverts to fresher issues. A new Communications Act was enacted in the USA in 1934. It was meant to transfor... ... and, thus, privatized its hitherto heavy involvement in the net. A new Communications Act was legislated in 1996. It permitted "organized anarchy"... ...te it. A Brief History of the Book By: Sam Vaknin "The free communication of thought and opinion is one of the most precious rights of ... ...ccess on it. As technologies such as digital ink and printable integrated circuits mature - hardware and software will have completed their inevitab... ...commercial e-mail messages a day over his three 45- megabit-per-second DS3 circuits. "If you were getting $40,000 a month for each circuit," Scelson ...

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...Einsenstein‘s specialized epic, The Printing Press as an Agent of Change: Communications and Cultural Transformations in Early Modern Europe. Expan... ... page after end of this chapter. Brain, Our Hard Drive; Neurons, Its Circuits The brain is our system‘s hard drive; neurons, its circuits. ... ... between East and West led to an unprecedented rise in trade and cultural communication. In that special century between 1250 and 1350 AD, shared ... ...nsciousness of history and the print industry‘s setting in motion a major communications revolution. Eisenstein, moreover, decries an ivory-tower ... ...ing knowledge exponentially. Huge gain for star-gazers and map-makers Communications surged among scholars in such different fields of study as ... ... global world relies on English as its primary language for international communications. A myriad of reasons have been put forth to explain why ... ...ate call until morning vote totals had confirmed it. 1960s  Integrated circuits replace transistors.  Plain-paper copying machine. 1969  See...

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...Einsenstein‘s specialized epic, The Printing Press as an Agent of Change: Communications and Cultural Transformations in Early Modern Europe. Exp... ...nd the globe to head for the beaches. Brain, our hard drive; neurons, its circuits The brain is our system‘s hard drive; neurons, its circuits. Ou... ... between East and West led to an unprecedented rise in trade and cultural communication. In that special century between 1250 and 1350 AD, shared k... ...nsciousness of history and the print industry‘s setting in motion a major communications revolution. Eisenstein, moreover, decries an ivory-tower te... ...aring knowledge exponentially. Huge gain for star-gazers and map-makers Communications surged among scholars in such different fields of study as ... ... global world relies on English as its primary language for international communications. A myriad of reasons have been put forth to explain why En... ...ate call until morning vote totals had confirmed it. 1960s  Integrated circuits replace transistors.  Plain-paper copying machine. 1969  See...

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...ed to materialize—for example, people did not routinely spy on one another’s communications, even though it was eminently possible, and for years ther... ...with colleagues or friends. To balance checkbooks conveniently would require communication with the bank so that the user would not have to manually e... ...elephone provider, AT&T faced specialized regula- tion from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC). In 1955, the FCC held that AT&T could bl... ... rest of the world, inoculating them from further attacks but sacrificing all communication. Others kept their machines plugged in and, working in grou... ...e Internet and its connected machines do. On the In- ternet, the channels of communication are also channels of control. 39 There is no appealing fix o... ... 1, 2007). 23. See Gordon E. Moore, Cramming More Components onto Integrated Circuits, E- , Apr. 19, 1965, available at http://download.inte...

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...ain-storming", conceived by "minds". What is a computer, a software application, a communications network if not a (material) representation of cer... ...described by modern physics. Though these black boxes communicate - it is not the communication, its speed, or efficacy which determine the overal... ...ivities. Redundant hardware -different centers to perform similar tasks. Redundant communications channels with the same information simultaneously... ...ing wild animals. It served a number of important functions: amelioration of fears, communication of vital information (regarding survival tactics a... ... the air. This is directed, specifically formed energy, intended to trigger certain circuits in the recipient brain. It should come as no surprise i... ...ing wild animals. It serves a number of important functions: amelioration of fears, communication of vital information (regarding survival tactics a... ...he air. This is a directed, specifically formed energy, intended to trigger certain circuits in the recipient brain. It should come as no surprise i...

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... that will have a negative effect on our culture, our kids’ schools, and our communications networks; on free speech, medicine, and scientific research... ...nowledge, truths ascertained, conceptions, and ideas—become, after voluntary communication to others, free as the air to common use.” 12 Our art, our ... ...se our ugly jargon rather than theirs—as one of the many ways in which state communications policy is set and the communicative landscape tilted to fa... ...l property’s effects on political debate, education, and even control of the communications infrastructure, though they did not use that particular ph... ...rchase access to each of these? I might tell you that English was a superior communication tool—a really good command language for your cognitive oper... ... the information about compatibility is inscribed in binary code and silicon circuits, rather than the molded plastic of a razor cartridge? What if en... ... a terrible decision, at least in my opinion, likely to be rejected by other Circuits and perhaps even eventually by the Supreme Court. But for the mo...

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...rious offence that it is punishable by the strongest religious penalty: eternal ex- communication ("Karet"). If abortion is indeed murder how should... ... rights accorded to infants. Many animal species exhibit awareness, cognizance and communication skills typical of human toddlers and of humans wit... ...motions are but phrases in this language. This language must exist - otherwise all communication between humans would have ceased to exist. It woul... ...have endowed us with this universal language to improve our chances to survive. The communication of emotions is of an unparalleled evolutionary imp... ... the perils of our surroundings. To summarize: we manage our inter-human emotional communication using a universal language which is either physica... ...he air. This is a directed, specifically formed energy, intended to trigger certain circuits in the recipient brain. It should come as no surprise i... ... the air. This is directed, specifically formed energy, intended to trigger certain circuits in the recipient brain. It should come as no surprise i...

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...rious offence that it is punishable by the strongest religious penalty: eternal ex- communication ("Karet"). If abortion is indeed murder how should... ... rights accorded to infants. Many animal species exhibit awareness, cognizance and communication skills typical of human toddlers and of humans wit... ...motions are but phrases in this language. This language must exist - otherwise all communication between humans would have ceased to exist. It woul... ...have endowed us with this universal language to improve our chances to survive. The communication of emotions is of an unparalleled evolutionary imp... ... the perils of our surroundings. To summarize: we manage our inter-human emotional communication using a universal language which is either physica... ...he air. This is a directed, specifically formed energy, intended to trigger certain circuits in the recipient brain. It should come as no surprise i... ... the air. This is directed, specifically formed energy, intended to trigger certain circuits in the recipient brain. It should come as no surprise i...

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...aph or a subgraph glued bigraph. A bitree is a connected bigraph without any circuits. Now we proceed on to define cut-set in a connected bigra... ...nts and interpersonal relations by lines. Such relations include love, hate, communication and power. In fact it was precisely this approach which ... ...ing Fuzzy Cognitive Maps, IEICE Transactions in Fundamentals of Electronics, Communications and Computer Sciences (JTC-CSCC '95), Sept. 18-21 1996,... ... using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps, In Proc. of the IEEE International Conference on Communications Converging Technologies for Tomorrow's Application, 15... ...nt interests include Smarandache algebraic structures, fuzzy theory, coding/ communication theory. In the past decade she has guided nine Ph.D. sch...

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... • Nonlinear electrical devices have enabled instantaneous and world wide communication. • Nonlinear heat transfer (boiling and condensat... ...ers 2 and 3, note that: • Problems 2.5/1, 2.6/1, and 2.6/4 concern proportional circuits. They can be solved in a simple and direct manner using... ...sistance methodology. • Problems 2.5/2 and 2.6/2 concern very simple nonlinear circuits. They can be solved in a simple and direct manner using... ...logy. • Problems 2.5/3, 2.6/3, 2.6/5, and 2.6/6 involve more complex non- linear circuits. They can be solved in a simple and direct manner using... ... illustrate how behavior methodology is used to solve problems that concern series circuits, and series-parallel circuits. 2.4 A preview of the... ...differ from Problems 2.6/1 to 2.6/3 in that they concern series-parallel connected circuits instead of series connected circuits. Notice that all...

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... speak whatever thought inspired the gesture. When he had made two complete circuits, he stopped. “That’s it. We’re going. Rosalie, say good nigh... ...e your last visit. Ronan is choosing spoken language as his first means of communication. If you listen closely, you can pick out some real words t... ...hed the patchwork of gestures, facial expressions, and words that formed the communication between father and son. Put in charge of sifting the f... ...a world where he couldn’t communicate if he couldn’t speak. I believe that communication is a not a function of the voice, but of the heart. I’ll r... ...ed from the kitchen by way of the tower stairs. In an hour of attempted communication with the impatient cook, all she’d really learned for sure ... ...of his household alarmed him. Where was York that he couldn’t handle these communications? That was the question he demanded answered in the teleg...

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...tral state in between the high and low states associated with binary logic circuits. A plausible application of the postulated model is propo... ...nceptualize the interaction between the buyer and the vendor as a two-way communication flow whereby the vendor informs the buyer about the expected... ...ible. Of course, the greater expected information content of the vendor’s communication, the 80 higher is the extrinsic utility of the buyer. Intu... ... the buyer. Intuitively, the expected information content of the vendor’s communication will increase with increase in the variety of the product on ... ...versity Press, U.S.A., 1976. Shannon, C. E. A Mathematical Theory of Communication. Bell Systems Technology Journal 27, 1948: 379-423. Sha... ...ral state in between the high and low states associated with binary logic circuits. A plausible application of the postulated model is proposed i...

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...s and interpersonal relations by lines. Such relations include love, hate, communication and power. In fact it was precisely this approach which le... ...is only a very uncommon problem. 104 However compared to these modes of communication even though e-mail guarantees a lot of privacy it is a hig... ...gar, 8 1973, 43- 48. 12. Chvatal, V., and Erdos, P., A note on Hamiltonian Circuits, Discrete Maths (2) 1972 111-113. 13. Craiger, J.P., R.J. Weiss... ... interests include Smarandache algebraic structures, fuzzy theory, coding/ communication theory. In the past decade she has guided eight Ph.D. scho...

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...e Entities". Our emotions and thoughts can be communicated - but they are NOT the communication itself or its contents. They are "Subjective Entit... ...ot be communicated to quantum systems with each and every measurement because such communication would have to be superluminal. The only logical co... ...laws of physics. Another question is what is the currency used by the two in their communication. Physical forces are mediated by subatomic particl... ... is an incomplete and mechanical picture that fails to capture the essence of human communication. It is meaning (the mind of the person composing t... ...ing wild animals. It serves a number of important functions: amelioration of fears, communication of vital information (regarding survival tactics a... ...he air. This is a directed, specifically formed energy, intended to trigger certain circuits in the recipient brain. It should come as no surprise i...

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...rately; it begins to perceive all things around it separately... It's form of communication honed and evolved by millions of years of increasingly c... ...s the self-awareness of ones own entire body. After death; the neural organic circuits of the human tool-brain cease to function. How could any ene... ...brain cease to function. How could any energy pattern relying on these neural circuits remain intact and not decompose, not fall apart and dissipate... ... lowers the lowest level of human intelligence even further, and reduces human communication to the most trivial, meaningless level possible. Ap... ...ly, destructively antisocial also. They all teach by example the opposite of communication… but the avoidance of all direct communication. Throwi... ...unication. Throwing words back and forth between two words two people is not communication unless the words are thrown properly with the intent to ... ... with the intent to communicate, and the other person catching the meanings. Communication only happens when both players are on the same wavelength... ...l instinctive level. After the instinct-keys are punched. The subconscious circuits in the body of the computer go through complex, convoluted pa... ... the invention of microchips: tiny decapitated heads with their own tiny brain circuits that could perform more complicated functions than the first ...