he takes it on board ship, sees the message that is all in cyprus, and symbols, and so he decides not to do it. takes the document, goes to the governors of rhode island, who then sends him up to a american general green, who, being a merchant, knows it is a coded message. the american put two teams to decipher the message and they both, using frequency analysis, in other words, which letters appear the most common, you then back it out that the most common letter and in which is the letter e. so you would start with figuring out what appears the most time, and that is the letter e. and you work down from there. they come up with exact same translation. both of them. and that's the code that they wrote down that he had used. now the difference between a cipher and a coat, everybody has a tendency to misuse the terms. a cipher is when a character or letter represents another character or letter. in other words, eight is equal to one, or dealt using a symbol. is equal to the letter k. or something similar. the code is when a character represents an entire word. usually you're going to n

we provide, you know, security in the green zone in cyprus, you know, there are -- there's capability that we're providing in different parts of the world as well as, you know, paying our dues to these organizations. and it's a pretty complicated formula to try to add up what the cost are. >> but the due that is we pay are all -- we've already provided the foreign affairs committee. you already commented in your charming report again. >> i'll come on to our report in a minute. i want to ask, because i'm trying to get the sense of all of the government collectively, knowing from the fco paying or what perhaps some other department pays. but to have the sense of the scope of this would be really helpful. if we're going to have a clear view of the international security strategy, bringing everybody together, then it would be really helpful to have the information brought together. >> maybe, would we maybe have a look at this and see if it's a feasible thing to do to get back in writing? i mean i think there is a valid point in here. when we embark down the international security strategy

we encourage him to continue to pursue a settlement that reunite cyprus into l.a. by communal federation -- into a by communal -- bi communal federation. andrew shapiro will travel to santiago today for the third session of the u.s./chile dialogue. tony fully as well as representatives from the western hemisphere will join. >> are you aware of the president's cancellation to poland and the adoption delegation and the people that were supposed to be here for the major economy climate meeting that is already a lot, are you aware of the other disruptions? >> i have no doubt that this is one to be a cascading challenge. >> is there any thing that you can think of in addition to those? >> that is a fair question we are taking this one day at that time. people may be around the world are adjusting their travels. this is going to have an impact. >> the other thing is, the foreign citizens that are here in the states and maybe stranded, is there any provision being made for them? >> that is probably more of a question for a homeland security than us. >> in a similar vein,

the dynamics between band with and applications, the improvements don't just come on the band with cyprus they also come in the more application -- efficient -- than with side, they also come in the application side which is more efficient. when that happens you don't need as much bad with. -- and with. -- band with. if we are able to offer 100 megabits, people will come along with applications. our concern is that we have@@@@r 15 or 20 competitors because there arprobably will not be enough capital to go around i don't think we should ignore that competition is different. it is how consumers are impacted by it. >> the department of justice said it was competitive but not as competitive as it should be. what i am not hearing is how we get to know more than four wireless carriers? i don't want to get into whether open access is a success or failure but when people have a choice of 13 mauro band searches, that is good success. we can argue about that some other time. net neutrality is not about competition. that neutrality is about consumer rejection -- consumer protection. government has t