802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation

Bruce Alexander

	802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation
	Published: 09 November, 2004
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802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation

Let politics-laced Games begin (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - Nicholas Wapshott, columnist, in The New York Sun: "The Beijing Olympics will open with a ceremony that will be half Busby Berkeley, half Nuremberg rally. It will be the most overtly political Olympiad since 1936. … The Chinese communist leaders have made little attempt to conceal their joy at the propaganda gift the governing body of the Games, the International Olympics Committee, has awarded them. …

Olympic Games display lessons in competition … (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - After tonight's opening ceremony at the Beijing Olympics dazzles the world, the Games will morph for many viewers into a titanic battle between the United States and China for the prize of prizes: Which country will capture the most medals?

… and clouds of suspicion (USATODAY.com)

USATODAY.com - Who can think of the 2000 Sydney Olympics without recalling the national pride as U.S. track-and-field star Marion Jones won five medals (three gold, two bronze)? And then the kick-in-the-gut letdown last year as she admitted to taking steroids, was stripped of the medals and went to prison.

Do apes have human rights? (The Christian Science Monitor)

The Christian Science Monitor - Within weeks, Spain is likely to go beyond laws that protect animals and be the first country to give rights to nonhumans, specifically great apes ? gorillas, chimps, bonobos, and orangutans. If other governments follow, a line between mankind and animals will be crossed. Will such an action be a step up for humans?

I'm torn to see newspapers go (The Christian Science Monitor)

The Christian Science Monitor - Every morning in the summer it's my job to pad down the outside steps of our apartment to pick up the Los Angeles Times in its plastic bag from the sidewalk.

McCain would raise energy bills for Ohio and all America (HuffingtonPost.com)

HuffingtonPost.com - What happens when your utility is 68% dependent on coal? American Electric Power said Thursday it must raise electricity rates 45 percent for its nearly 1.5 million customers in Ohio over the next three years, to cover soaring coal prices and the cost of modernizing its systems to keep them reliable.... AEP executives acknowledge that the increases will be tough on consumers already facing high gas and food prices during a slumping economy.

Edwards Lied! Who Cares? (The Nation)

The Nation - The Nation -- Yes, it's a disappointing surprise, especially to fans of his wife Elizabeth, that John Edwards has admitted that the National Enquirer got it right when it reported he'd been having an affair, and that his denials have been lies.

In Defense of Team Darfur (The Nation)

The Nation - The Nation --

Time for the World to Stand Against Iran (RealClearPolitics.com)

RealClearPolitics.com - I recently returned from a trip to Israel. During my stay there, I was reminded of a lesson from my days as a political science major. It is the aphorism, "Where you stand depends upon where you sit".

Obama's Big 7 (RealClearPolitics.com)

RealClearPolitics.com - Liz Sidoti of the Associated Press runs down the 7 longtime Republican states that Barack Obama is targeting this election: Alaska, Georgia, Indiana, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, and Virginia. Obama campaign manager David Plouffe told Sidoti, "We have the organizational ability and the financial ability to compete there. There is not a head fake among them."

Teenagers (Mona Charen)

Mona Charen - They told me — back in the days when I had three little boys ages 4 and under — that while those early years might be tumultuous and exhausting, the payoff for crazed mothers and fathers comes in the teenage years. Then, while parents of girls are being whipsawed by operatic mood swings and battling over tube tops and short shorts, we parents of boys would be kicking back and enjoying life. I am here to report that it's true!

Ads Gone Bad (Brent Bozell III)

Brent Bozell III - It's a topic of conversation that's become all too frequent among parents and non-parents alike: What in the world is going on with these disgusting new ads?

Obama's Catholic Problem (Linda Chavez)

Linda Chavez - Barack Obama has a Catholic problem. If he doesn't do better than John Kerry did in 2004 with this quintessential swing voting bloc, he won't be elected president.

A Peaceful Convention (Susan Estrich)

Susan Estrich - I know Hillary Clinton. She is a friend of mine. I have always respected her — and never more than during the closing days of this campaign, when she displayed a level of grit and determination I have rarely seen in any politician, male or female, Democrat or Republican.

Democracy -- A Flickering Star? (Pat Buchanan)

Pat Buchanan - In his 1937 "Great Contemporaries," Winston Churchill wrote, "Whatever else may be thought about (Hitler's) exploits, they are among the most remarkable in the whole history of the world."

SOLZHENITSYN'S RUSSIAN SOUL IS FINALLY AT REST (Georgie Anne Geyer)

Georgie Anne Geyer - WASHINGTON -- When Alexander Solzhenitsyn wrote his first book on the horrors of the Soviet camps in 1962, the excitement that burst forth in Russia and the West came pouring out like a torrent of hope. Virtually every Western analyst not only praised "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" but also saw its big, bear-like, bearded author as the forerunner of profound change in his tortured land.

The Next Time You Say, 'Bush Lied, People Died' -- Think (Larry Elder)

Larry Elder - Listening to National Public Radio on the way home from work, I found the interview — at least at first — fun enough.

His Drilling Plan Full of Holes (Joe Conason)

Joe Conason - Touring America's oilrigs and nuclear plants, John McCain sometimes sounds as if he'll produce enough wind to power the nation all by himself. So strongly does his current rhetoric smell of methane — the gas emanating from manure — that he might even qualify for an alternative energy tax incentive.

ONLY HIS HAIR DRESSER KNOWS FOR SURE! (Ann Coulter)

Ann Coulter - The mainstream media's reaction to the National Enquirer's reports on John Edwards' "love child" scandal has been reminiscent of the Soviet press. Edwards' name has simply been completely whitewashed out of the news. Say, why isn't anyone talking about John Edwards for vice president anymore? No, seriously -- hey! Why are we going to a commercial break?

IT'S THE TORTURE, STUPID (Ted Rall)

Ted Rall - Restoring Human Rights Must Be Next Prez's Top Priority

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