Yesterday at 2:56pm, Carl Youngblood said:
That's interesting. Why wouldn't the government allow encrypted
information over the air? Even today's common cell phones employ
encryption, and of course it's all over the Internet. Is this just a
relic from the cold war or something?
I think it
Sunday at 6:40am, Carl Youngblood said:
On 1/12/06, Oscar Schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
through the 40's, 50's and into today. Ham traffic can not be secured to
encrypt the data as required by some of the new privacy laws. As I read
the
regs I can not see any legal way to pass traffic
That's interesting. Why wouldn't the government allow encrypted
information over the air? Even today's common cell phones employ
encryption, and of course it's all over the Internet. Is this just a
relic from the cold war or something?
On 1/17/06, Mac Newbold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There
Earlier than that - WWII... HAM/Side Band has been around a long time.
Carl Youngblood wrote:
That's interesting. Why wouldn't the government allow encrypted
information over the air? Even today's common cell phones employ
encryption, and of course it's all over the Internet. Is this
On 1/12/06, Oscar Schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
through the 40's, 50's and into today. Ham traffic can not be secured toencrypt the data as required by some of the new privacy laws. As I read theregs I can not see any legal way to pass traffic which may reveal information
about the heath or
, January 10, 2006 9:02 PMTo: 'LDS Open
Source Software'Subject: RE: [Ldsoss] Emergency Preparedness
Software
Hi Jay,
I have been using Hibernate what's your problem
;)
Kind regards,Manfred Riem
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Mac Newbold wrote:
Today at 12:01am, Oscar Schultz said:
I'm more interested in the communications part of EP. Most plans I
see setup a
structure around ham radio ops and voice or cw traffic as done from
the 30's
through the 40's, 50's and into today. Ham traffic can not be secured to
On Friday 13 January 2006 09:19 am, Mac Newbold wrote:
Today at 12:01am, Oscar Schultz said:
I'm more interested in the communications part of EP. Most plans I see
setup a structure around ham radio ops and voice or cw traffic as done
snip
/snip
The Church is the force pushing ham radio for
I'd like to gently remind folks that all the data in MLS is confidential.
Exporting data out does not reduce the requirement to protect the data. Each
report contains the notice For Church use only.
For the time being I suggest sitting down and reviewing MLS's other talents.
The use of
Le Mercredi 11 Janvier 2006 03:43, Jay Askren a écrit :
So, I just sent an email to the list with a link with more information
about the app. That should give you a better idea of what I'm creating.
Let me know if you would find it useful in your ward. I hope to have the
data entry part
Yesterday at 9:30pm, Jay Askren said:
1. Security
This is my biggest concern. If someone would hack into the application or
the server, this would be very bad publicity for the ward and the church in
general. I would imagine it could cause many to go inactive. I plan to
store names of all
One point that has come up in our
bishopric meetings is the need to involve nonmember households in our
neighborhood preparedness planning. Since our community is mostly LDS,
some non-members may feel left out of neighborhood preparedness planning.
Perhaps this might be something to
We were just talking about this in our
welfare meeting. We were trying to deciding what to do with available
resources and how to keep it current. Our stake is spearheading preparedness
with the aid of the wards. So the answer to your first question is yes it
would be very useful. However,
Well, thanks for the encouragement. :) I can sendyou more details on what I have planned. I'll try to do that tonight.What Stake are you in?
Jay
On 1/10/06, Jeff Raymond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We were just talking about this in our welfare meeting. We were trying to deciding what to do with
On 1/9/06, Jay Askren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In our ward I've been asked to put together a little database to store
Emergency Preparedness information such as who has a truck, who has a
generator, who knows CPR or First Aid, etc. It will be a Java application
and import data directly from
Great, thanks for the response.
Mt. Logan Stake, Logan, UT.
From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jay Askren
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006
9:24 AM
To: LDS
Open Source Software
Subject: Re: [Ldsoss] Emergency
Preparedness Software
Well, thanks
Hi Jay,
I have been using Hibernate what's your problem
;)
Kind regards,Manfred Riem
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jay
AskrenSent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 8:38 PMTo: LDS
Open Source SoftwareSubject: [Ldsoss] Emergency Preparedness
I'm trying to set up the mapping files. I've gotseveral many to many mappings. One in particular includes needs of families. Needs include having an elderly person in the home, not having transportation, or having small children for instance. I havea table to store family information(family_t) and
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