The plan comes as the UN General Assembly gucci bags outlet 2012 prepares to debate Syria.
UN human rights chief Navi Pillay, who has been sharply critical of the actions of President Bashar al-Assad's government, is expected to address the assembly.
The Arab League also said it would be "opening communication channels with the Syrian opposition and providing all forms of political and material support to it", and urged opposition groups to be more united.
The League's moves come a week after a UN Security Council resolution on Syria, which would have endorsed a previous Arab League peace initiative, was vetoed by Russia and China.
The BBC's Jeremy Bowen in Cairo says the new resolution contains the toughest language on Syria by the Arab League so far and makes it much more likely that the issue will return to the Security Council.
The fact that they are considering these moves shows the extent of the Syrian regime's isolation, our correspondent adds.
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Analysis
Jim Muir
BBC News, Beirut
The Arab League decisions to halt all economic and diplomatic co-operation with the Syrian government may intensify the pressure and isolation for Damascus.
But the call on the UN Security Council to pass a resolution to set up a joint UN/Arab League peacekeeping operation is unlikely to bring swift results.
Any such move needs a ceasefire which does not exist, and which Syria would not accept because it would put rebels and government on the same footing.
It would also require a consensus at the Security Council which is not there. But the League's decisions gave its members political cover for backing and financing the Syrian opposition. Syria already accuses some Arab states of paying and arming the rebels.
The appearance on the scene of al-Qaeda further cheap gucci outlet 2012 complicates the picture as the opposition strives to appear peaceful victims of state oppression.
But, he says, it remains to be seen whether Moscow will continue to lend its support to its old allies and trading partners.
The League's resolution also formally ends the observer mission it sent to Syria in December. It was suspended in January amid criticism that it was ineffective in the face of continuing violence.
The head of that mission, the controversial Sudanese General Mohammed al-Dabi, had submitted his resignation on Sunday.
Earlier, al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri backed the Syrian uprising in a video message, telling the opposition not to rely on the West or Arab countries for support.
There have been reports that US officials suspect al-Qaeda involvement in two deadly blasts in the second city of Aleppo last week.
Renewed bombardment
Meanwhile, fresh violence in the Syrian city of Homs was reported on Monday.
"Tank shelling has been non-stop on Baba Amro and the bombardment on al-Waer [district] began overnight," activist Mohammad al-Hassan told Reuters.
Following after a brief lull in fighting, at least four people were killed in the Baba Amr neighbourhood of the city on Sunday, the Syrian Observatory on Human Rights said.
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At least 35 were reported dead on Saturday.
Activists say more than 400 people cheap gucci shoes have been killed since security forces launched an assault on opposition-held areas on the city earlier this month.
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North Korea recently said inter-Korean talks are possible, but only if South Korea answers a long list of preconditions. That marks a step back from an earlier vow by North Korea to shun the Lee government as a dialogue partner.
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The hearing came two days after authorities say he shot and wounded Robert Suplik, 61, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent at San Francisco International Airport, outside Suplik's home in Newark.
A detective's statement outlining the grounds for Bagwell's arrest states that he had tried to start a relationship with Suplik's wife, Iryna Smith, but that she had politely rejected his advances and remained on friendly terms, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
Bagwell, however, "behaved erratically" at times and was seen "lurking in the bushes" outside the couple's home, Newark Police Detective Dan Anderson wrote. Suplik once confronted Bagwell and told him to leave his wife alone, police said.
Suplik identified Bagwell as the shooter, and his wife told police she recognized a jacket and baseball cap left at the scene as his, the arrest statement said. Bagwell's daughter also reported that her father, who met Smith father had "fantasized and fabricated an imaginary relationship with this woman and was trying to drive a wedge between the woman and her husband," Anderson wrote.
Sina in China will show Friday’s game against the Lakers, while stations in Taiwan will televise Knicks games this month against Toronto, Sacramento, New Orleans, New Jersey and Atlanta. ESPN Philippines also added the Feb. 17 Hornets game in New York.
Lin, an undrafted guard from Harvard, has led the Knicks to three straight wins, scoring more than 20 points in each game.
Ironically, his performances are missed by many in New York. A gucci shoes 2012 sale dispute between Time Warner Cable and MSG Network is keeping the Knicks off that system.
The lawmakers had no plans to meet with North Korean officials during their one-day visit. They planned to tour South Korean-built infrastructure and several factories in the 1.3-square-mile (3.3-square-kilometer) industrial zone and could talk with North Korean workers. They weren't accompanied by reporters.
Seoul, which does not allow its citizens to visit the North without approval, has restricted the number of South Koreans allowed to live and work at the plant since violence in 2010 plunged ties between the Koreas to a low point. The Korean peninsula is in a technical state of war because the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a truce.
Still, despite the tension, the Kaesong factory zone has managed to grow. The South Korean government says an increasing number of companies are interested in the nearby, cheap labor source that Kaesong represents.
The Unification Ministry in Seoul said this week that the South Korean companies operating in the zone now employ more than 50,000 North Korean workers, a 110 percent jump from four years earlier, when relations between the Koreas started deteriorating.
Last year, the factory park produced $400 million worth of electronic goods, kitchenware, clothes, shoes, food and other labor-intensive products, according to the ministry, which handles exchanges with North Korea. That's a 60 percent increase from 2008, when conservative President Lee Myung-bak took power in South Korea with a tough policy that cut off no-strings-attached aid for North Korea, linking assistance to progress on nuclear disarmament demands.
North Korea recently said inter-Korean talks are possible, but only if South Korea answers a long list of preconditions. That marks a step back from an earlier vow by North Korea to shun the Lee government as a dialogue partner.
South Korea this week offered talks with Pyongyang on curbing pests near a historic site in North Korea. Pyongyang has yet to formally respond.
The Kaesong industrial complex opened in 2004, six years after the two Koreas began a cross-border tour project at a resort on Diamond Mountain on the North's east coast. Those tours were suspended after a South Korean tourist was shot and killed by a North Korean gucci bags outlet 2012 guard in 2008. That leaves the Kaesong venture as the last remaining major symbol of reconciliation.
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