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One night in late July, one of my new compatriots rallied a bunch of us to visit White Lady's Castle. This infamous spot lays just outside of our work, about 5 minutes up the creepiest hill I had ever seen. The story went that in the 1800's a woman's daughter was brutally raped. The girl disappeared without a trace. Her mother, obviously distraught, searched high and low for her offspring but never found anything. The White Lady soon gave up hope and committed suicide by jumping off the hill that we had just walked up. It was said that people have seen the White Lady walking with her two German shepherds late at night- searching for the daughter she had lost.
I'm terrified of my shadow, let alone ghost mothers and her canine companions. Therefore, with quaking knees and a gigantic amount of regret, I allowed my friends to drag me into the forest where The White Lady's house actually stood. Given that I was underage, stupid and care-free, I also accepted offerings of alcohol.
We stayed a couple of hours. Besides the boys running around to spook us delicate girls into emitting high-pitched pig squeals, nothing much happened.
Years later, DU and I set up the trail cam in order to scout out The Owner's land. I briefly wondered if we would see anything unexplainable. Months passed and besides a 7-point deer who absolutely loved the camera, he showed up in 76% of the photos, nothing of any weird quality appeared.
I figured that nothing shows up in trail cams except deer and a random squirrel here or there until today. Hard at work, I noticed the following picture on one of my friend's Facebook walls:
Obviously, as with anything weird or creepy- I was originally a tad squeamish. But when I got to looking at it, the thing seemed a little fake... or is it?
Once I was interested and those pesky GREs that I should be studying for suddenly seemed a lot less important, I started searching creepy trail cam pics.
This was one that was posted just a few days ago. Apparently, a hunter sent this to his buddy who posted it. The pictures he extracted from the cam were normal until this barefoot woman stood in the middle of the mud, walked around a little bit and disappeared.
I showed these pics around at work and one of our graphic designers showed me this:
She said she had found it a couple days after I mentioned something about trail cams. Obviously this is some sort of picture of a ghost and a deer looking at it. As one who works primarily with image-altering computer programs, I asked her what she thought of the quality of the pictures. She said it was difficult to decipher and could not make a judgment call. I want to say it's fake because I'm a cynic but I'm not completely convinced.
And then there's this monster caught mid-hunt on camera- it boggles the mind to figure out why she was in the middle of the woods, in full camo, with a bow in her hand.
Then again, trail cams can capture non-paranormal images that boggle the mind and pose the age- old question: Do deer dance? And if so, how well?
After mulling all this over, I got to thinking that there must be millions of trail cams that run at all hours of the day in small corners of the world across the globe. So, those bogus ghost hunters who make millions faking being scratched by spirits should be setting these things up all over the haunted woods in order to catch glimpses of real paranormal activity. Just think- had people had advanced trail cams back when Big Foot was huge news-instant evidence!
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Santa Rosa motorcycle police officers this coming week will monitor one of the city's most collision-prone intersections — West Third Street at Stony Point Road, which last year was tied for sixth worst with eight collisions.
As part of a weekly, Monday through Sunday, special enforcement program, Officer Jeff Adams says officers particularly will be looking for drivers not wearing seat belts, who are illegally using cellphones, are speeding, running red lights or committing lane violations.
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In 1917, as the U.S. entered World War I, Isaac Katz turned a challenge into an opportunity. A wartime decree prohibited stores from staying open past 6 p.m. – peak hours for the Katz brothers' tobacco store near Union Station in Kansas City. Only pharmacies could remain open in the evening. Katz found a retired pharmacist and hired him right away, saving the business and launching a new era – the chain of Katz drug stores.
Season Burnett discusses sustainable methods for buying, making and growing food in Kansas City on Sunday, June 21, at 2 p.m. at the Trails West Branch, 11401 E. 23rd St. in Independence.
Veterinarian Charlotte Clifford-Rathert discusses Farm Animals in the City on Saturday, June 20, at 2 p.m. at the Irene H. Ruiz Branch, 2017 W. Pennway St.
The Kansas City Public Library screens cult films with broad appeal as the annual Off-the-Wall Film Series draws inspiration from The A.V. Club, the arts and entertainment section for the satiric publication The Onion written by film editor Scott Tobias.
On Thursday, June 18, at 6:30 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St., The Kansas City Center for Urban Agriculture presents the kick-off event for the 2009 Kansas City Urban Farms and Gardens Tour with the panel discussion, Food From the City, For the City.
The Kansas City Public Library hosts poet Craig Santos Perez for a talk and reading from his new collection from Unincorporated Territory on Wednesday, June 17, at 6:30 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St.
New York Times bestselling author Alice Hoffman discusses her new book, The Story Sisters, on Tuesday, June 16, at 7 p.m. at the Plaza Branch, 4801 Main St.
On Mondays, June 8, 15, 22, and 29, at 1:30 p.m. at the Plaza Branch, 4801 Main St., the Heart of America Shakespeare Festival presents The Merry Wives of Windsor: The Earliest Sitcom, a series of programs celebrating one of Shakespeare's rollicking comedies.
Judith Trager discusses the art of contemporary quilting and the quilts in the Don't Fence Me In exhibit on Sunday, June 14, at 2 p.m. at the Central Library, 14 W. 10th St.
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Bilal Ahmed thought he was battling for the freedom of his homeland Kashmir when he took up arms and slipped across the border to Pakistan to wage a war against what many deemed to be Indian occupation of the region.
That was then. Now, about 20 years later, he is still battling - but only to lead a normal life as a civilian.
In doing so, he finds the odds stacked against him.
India still administers the part of Kashmir that he came from, and Pakistan is far less warm to him than it used to be at the height of insurgency in the 1990s.
Having given up the arms that he once wielded, Bilal finds himself powerless - either to change the historical boundaries of the region or the course of his life. Currently, he rots in a refugee camp.
"I have been living here for two decades," Bilal said of the camp in Azad Kashmir, the part of the disputed region administered by Pakistan. "This life has cost me everything... especially the grave family difficulties I have faced."
Azad in Urdu - Pakistan's national language - means freedom. But ironically, Bilal has had little of it in life. He hasn't had the freedom even once in the last two decades to visit his parents who continue to live in Indian-administered Kashmir. Raising a family also is proving to be difficult as few are willing to employ an ex-fighter.
"Even though they say everybody is free in Pakistan, we are not," Bilal moaned to Al Jazeera.
His plight is shared by thousands of other former fighters, who - fired by the ideals of freedom, fought against India only to be forsaken by Pakistan later.
Heart of hostilites
Kashmir had been at the heart of hostilities between the two nuclear neighbours.
When the British rulers partitioned the sub-continent, both India and Pakistan lay claim over the region. India took a slice while Pakistan took control of some.
But when Kashmiris on the Indian side rose up in revolt in the 1990s, Pakistan seized the opportunity and supported the fighters by providing them with arms, training and refuge.
"After I decided to start a new life, the difficulties were so excruciating that I went back to work with radical groups within Pakistan many times just so that I have enough money for food"
- Amir - Former fighter
The decades-long war has somewhat waned, and many former fighters find themselves trapped on the Pakistan side of the border.
Though official figures are not available, social workers at refugee camps estimate about 6,000 former fighters like Bilal are now living in Pakistan. While most of them continue to be associated with religious and radical groups within Kashmir and other parts of Pakistan, many - about 40 per cent according to refugee groups - have started a new life.
Those who had some money started businesses while others went to work for NGOs and private firms, usually at entry level positions.
"Despite government promises of financial protection and aid for former fighters, the money is rarely received by the people who need it," says Bilal.
"After I decided to start a new life, the difficulties were so excruciating that I went back to work with radical groups within Pakistan many times just so that I have enough money for food," Amir, a former fighter who is now a journalist in Muzafferabad, said.
Prior to getting work as a reporter, he had lost several jobs and was almost penniless. Critics of government policy say poverty experienced by former fighters often leads them back to work with radical groups like Jamat-e-Islami and the Jammu-Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF).
Victims of their past
Many of the fighters blame Pakistan's change of heart towards them for their misery.
"The government has turned its back on us," says Aurangzeb, a multimedia journalist who once fought for Kashmir's freedom from India.
According to him, problems of those who crossed over from India were heard and their issues addressed. No one went hungry in the refugee camps until mid-2000s. "But now, no one is taken seriously."
Abdul Manan, a professor at the University of Azad Jammu & Kashmir, agrees. "The government does not openly talk about their policy towards these former militants, but the way the authorities deal with these men and their families is unusual."
"From education, health, job opportunities, to their citizen status, these ex-militants who gave up their arms two decades ago are suffering at the hands of the same state, that had once called upon them and trained them to fight," he says. "Both governments of India and Pakistan... are responsible for this historical humanitarian abuse."
But Mohsin Ali, a director of an NGO that supports child education in Kashmir, says the former fighters are victims of their past.
"These ex-militants are actually not easy to work with. They have had a background in militancy and I don't think they are ever able to release themselves from their militant mindsets." Ali thinks, hiring these former fighters to work in his NGO could cost him unnecessary trouble.
Scars aren't friendly
Bilal, for one, agrees that putting his past behind him is impossible.
"Scars aren't friendly, especially if they never go away," he said, pointing to his artificial leg, which now substitutes the one he lost in an ambush when he tried going back to Indian held Kashmir.
"Sometimes I struggle to hide my past, but it's difficult to explain the broken leg"
- Bilal Ahmed
He had trouble finding a wife as the tag of being a fighter in Kashmir was increasingly associated with "terrorism" by some. No one wanted to marry their daughter to someone who had once held a Kalashnikov. It was early in 2000 when Ahmed found his wife, a Pakistani local in Muzafferabad. They fell in love, and she fought and left her family to marry him.
But they did not live happily ever after. Abandoned by the state, he says he is denied jobs, despite his refugee status which should have given him a better chance of government employment due to a quota system. When he goes for interviews he says employers still categorise him as a terrorist and he never hears back from them. "Sometimes I struggle to hide my past, but it's difficult to explain the broken leg."
One of the identifier of ex-fighters is their scars. Because of these problems, he says he hasn't been able to get enough money to lease an apartment or to properly educate his son.
The Pakistani government insists the former fighters are not discriminated against. According to Anjum Akhtar of the Kashmir General Administration department, "there are thousands of refugees who are living in Azad Kashmir and it is hard to identify which ones are ex-militants. We treat them equally."
But Bilal, with his artificial leg, is certain to disagree. His life is simply limping along with no freedom in sight.
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A 31-year-old woman died in a two-vehicle crash early Saturday on U.S. Highway 34 about two miles west of York.
The York County Sheriff's Office said Lauren Akerson of Aurora was pronounced dead at the scene about 1:10 a.m. She was riding in a vehicle driven by Michael Krejci that collided with a vehicle driven by Otis Newcomb.
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"A nostalgic peanut butter cake."
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1/2 cup peanut butter
1/2 cup butter
1 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 cup white sugar
2 eggs
3/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
2 1/2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup milk
1/8 cup butter
3 cups confectioners' sugar
4 1/2 tablespoons evaporated milk
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
The cake was great and easy to make. We didn't like the icing, though. Next time we're thinking of using cream cheese or chocolate frosting.
Unfortunately, I was really disappointed in this recipe. The cake was very dry and not at all flavorful. I changed the icing recipe in hopes of saving the cake, but it really wasn't worth the effort. The ratio of baking powder to flour seems very high, also.
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Too dry, and tastes like flour.
I didn't read the other reviews until after I had the cake in the oven, so I was a bit worried how it would turn out. Luckily, it wasn't bad, aside from being a tad less moist than I like my cake. I used skim milk and skipped the frosting alltogether, instead opting to dust the top of the finished cake with powdered sugar.
This cake would have been WAY too dry had I followed the recipe exactly. It did not even resemble cake batter until I added another egg and another cup of milk at the end. I also used chocolate frosting.
I found this cake very dry but had a good flavour. If I make it again will add more milk to it. When I tried to poured the batter in the pan I had to scrape it out of the bowl just to get it into the pan.
It's moist and tasty, but just a little too sweet. Need to cut down on half portion of sugar.
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Fox Harrell's new book presents a 'manifesto' detailing how computing can create powerful new forms of expression and culture.
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Poster session showcases student advances in key technologies and attracts faculty, venture capitalists and industry sponsors.
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The Honorable Byron DorganJuly 14, 2004
Testimony of U.S. Senator Byron L. Dorgan Chairman Hatch, Ranking Member Leahy, and other Members of the Judiciary Committee, I want to thank you for having this hearing on the important issue of prescription drug importation and for granting me the courtesy of testifying before you today. This is an issue that I have been working on for quite some time. In fact, I introduced the very first prescription drug re-importation legislation in the Senate back in 1999. More recently, I have introduced S. 2328, the Pharmaceutical Market Access and Drug Safety Act, the only bipartisan drug importation bill before the Senate. I am pleased to be joined in sponsoring this bill by Senators Snowe, Kennedy, McCain, Daschle, Lott, Stabenow and others, and I'm glad to note that many Members of the Judiciary Committee are cosponsors of this bipartisan legislation. In short, my bipartisan bill would allow American consumers, pharmacies and drug wholesalers to import FDA-approved prescription drugs at the substantially lower prices available on the world market. Many studies have confirmed what millions of Americans already know - the same prescription drugs cost significantly less in Canada, Europe, and other developed countries than they do here in the United States. And in fact, the Congressional Budget Office has confirmed that brand-name drugs cost, on average, 35 to 55 percent less in other industrialized nations than they do in the United States. American consumers are desperate for the lower-priced prescription drugs that the Pharmaceutical Market Access and Drug Safety Act would provide, and I intend to continue fighting for an opportunity to bring my legislation before the full Senate. I am very disappointed that I was not given an opportunity to offer my amendment on drug importation to the Class Action reform legislation when it was before the Senate last week. I was likewise very disappointed to read in yesterday's Washington Post that Majority Leader Frist said it is unlikely the Senate will consider drug importation legislation before adjourning this fall. That is unacceptable to me. Having said that, I am encouraged to hear that HELP Committee Chairman Gregg plans to hold a mark-up on drug importation legislation next week. Confronting the Safety Issues I have worked very hard with Senators Snowe, Kennedy, McCain and others to assure the safety of drugs imported under our legislation. Unfortunately, there exists in the United States a situation today whereby American citizens are resorting to potentially unsafe measures in order to afford their medicines - including cutting pills in half, skipping dosages, and ordering drugs from possibly rogue foreign and domestic Internet pharmacies. In fact, the amount of potentially unsafe drugs coming into the country has exploded because people who can't afford high U.S. prices have been buying their medications over the Internet under a system that is virtually unregulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Mr. Chairman, not acting on drug importation legislation is a far greater safety hazard than acting on this bill would be. The bipartisan bill will empower consumers to purchase safe, approved prescription medicines from Canadian pharmacies via mail-order or the Internet under a regulated program. Consumers who choose this option will be assured that they are dealing with a legitimate, licensed Canadian pharmacy that is registered and inspected by the FDA. The FDA will post the list of approved Canadian pharmacies on its website and through a toll-free number, so Americans can readily check to see if they are dealing with a legitimate pharmacy and not a rogue website. My bipartisan bill also creates a closed system of commercial drug importation that ensures the safety of imported drugs from the point of manufacture to the drugstore shelf. Again, the bipartisan bill includes a range of safety features. First of all, only FDA-approved drugs made in FDA-inspected facilities can be imported under the Dorgan-Snowe bill. Moreover, commercial importation by pharmacists and wholesalers could only occur from a limited number of countries - Canada, Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Switzerland - that have drug regulatory systems comparable to our own. And only U.S. licensed pharmacies and drug wholesalers that register with the FDA can import prescription drugs. Registered pharmacies and drug wholesalers would be subject to frequent, random FDA inspection and could have their registration suspended or terminated if they don't comply with the bill's requirements. Perhaps most importantly, the bipartisan bill enables American consumers to stay at home and use their local pharmacy, while still benefiting from lower drug prices. This would ensure that pharmacists could coordinate their patients' pharmaceutical care and help to prevent adverse drug interactions. Let me make one final point about safety: Some have suggested that we should rely on a requirement that the Health and Human Services Secretary should certify to the safety of imported medicines before drug importation legislation be implemented. As I mentioned earlier, we currently have an unsafe system whereby as many as 5 million packages containing drugs come into the United States with no regulation. We cannot allow this unsafe situation to continue, and that is what a Secretarial certification requirement would cause. Closing Loopholes It is also very important that drug importation legislation include provisions that would prevent drug companies from exploiting loopholes to shut down drug importation and prevent consumers from saving money. The Dorgan-Snowe bill includes a number of provisions that are not included in Senator Gregg's bill to close these loopholes. The situation in Canada is evidence that the provisions in the bipartisan bill are vitally needed to ensure real savings for American consumers. The drug companies have already demonstrated in Canada that, if they cannot shut down importation by lobbying Congress, they will take steps to do so by backdoor methods. More specifically, the bipartisan bill: ? Prevents drug companies from taking actions, such as discriminating against a foreign pharmacy or wholesaler that exports drugs to the U.S. by shutting off their drug supply, that would thwart drug importation. Such an action would be an unfair and discriminatory practice, subject to treble economic damages. ? Prevents a drug manufacturer from blocking importation of drugs in more subtle ways, such as by changing the color, dosage form, or place of manufacture of the drug so that it is no longer FDA-approved. Drug manufacturers that make these kinds of changes would be required to notify the FDA, and the FDA would be given the authority to approve these changes, if approval is warranted. ? Protects pharmacies, wholesalers, and individuals from patent damages arising from the importation of drugs. Opponents of drug importation have alleged that some of the provisions in the bipartisan bill may be unconstitutional. Regrettably, it is not terribly surprising that the drug industry would make this claim - the drug industry always argues that legislation to reduce the cost of medicines for consumers violates the Constitution. However, objective legal authorities tell me the bipartisan bill is constitutional. Conclusion In closing, the Senate must - and I hope will -- act promptly to pass the bipartisan Dorgan-Snowe bill. The House of Representatives has already passed strong bipartisan legislation, the Pharmaceutical Market Access Act, last summer by a wide bipartisan vote. Now it is our turn. |
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The committee aims to provide a range of resources to school administrators in three basic areas: educational efforts (including practices surrounding the use of copyrighted works, student responsibility, and implications for peer-to-peer network file sharing), technological solutions (including computer network management technologies available to reduce illegal file sharing and the development of legal, campus-based music and movie/entertainment services), and examining differences and exploring prospects for collaboration on legislative initiatives. What is the University of Utah's stance on Peer-to-Peer file sharing? The University deals with Peer-to-Peer file sharing based on compliance with State and Federal laws and regulations and University policies governing the appropriate and acceptable use of information resources. The University considers the illegal sharing of copyrighted materials a violation of the U.S. Copyright Act. The University's acceptable use policy is also violated when any of the following occur: 1. The behavior is not a valid educational or academic activity. 2. The behavior is not required to conduct the business of the University. 3. The behavior does not show restraint in the utilization of shared resources. 4. The behavior is not consistent with intellectual property rights and/or ownership of data. 5. The behavior compromises the security of information resources. 6. The behavior monopolizes resources or reduces other's access to information resources. 7. The behavior wastes University resources. 8. The behavior results in illegal copying, storing or transmitting of patented or copyrighted materials using University resources. 9. The behavior violates any federal or state laws, including copyright, pornography, or export laws. What steps does the University of Utah take to monitor its network? The University of Utah, like other institutions of higher education, places a high value on academic freedom and inquiry and the free flow of information of all types with a reasonable expectation of privacy. Therefore, the University monitors traffic flows, not content. Traffic flow is a measure of the amount of data that is transmitted over a network, while content is the information contained within the data flow. The Utah Education Network serves public education (K-12) and libraries and therefore does provide content filtering services for those entities that need to screen content that is inappropriate for the consumption of minors. The primary purpose of data flow monitoring is to identify patterns of network activity that may affect the health and availability of network resources. Suspect flow patterns include unusually high bandwidth consumption which may, or may not indicate Peer-to-Peer file sharing activity. The University's acceptable use policy allows content monitoring only for the purpose of evaluating an employee's job performance. All monitoring must be relevant to work performance. Employees receive information about their work that is gained through monitoring. Disclosure and use of resulting data is restricted to University-related purposes. For example, if an employee's job performance is declining, and it is suspected that the reason is that the employee's time is being used for non-job related Internet activity, the Supervisor, with approval of the appropriate Vice President, may request that the employee's network use be monitored. The employee is informed that their use of the network will be monitored before the monitoring actually occurs. Employees typically discontinue the inappropriate use of the network when they receive notice that monitoring will occur. If inappropriate use continues, the employee is subject to disciplinary action in accordance with University policy. The University also collects "top talker" reports. These reports identify networked devices that use the highest percentage of available bandwidth. Because the University must maintain its network and plan for future demand, we inquire as to the actual use of "top talking" users. Student housing residents, who appear on a "top talker" report, usually acknowledge downloading or sharing large amounts of P2P data. However, not all users that are sharing copyrighted materials appear on a "top talker" report. The University may disconnect "top talkers" who share copyrighted materials over Peer-to-Peer networks once we are aware of it. These steps have been effective in reducing illegal Peer-to-Peer file sharing. What is the University of Utah's experience with Peer-to-Peer file sharing? During periods of high Peer-to-Peer activity, i.e., when students return in the fall, P2P traffic may total as much as 30% of the total bandwidth consumption. Without active management, it is possible for the top ten "top talkers" to monopolize as much as 15% of the University's bandwidth. Peer-to-Peer file sharing impacts educational networks operationally and economically. File sharing can slow networks, restrict access for legitimate academic pursuits, and require the acquisition of more bandwidth to meet legitimate academic requirements. Education is an important key to resolving file sharing issues. The open nature of the Internet has led people to believe that virtually anything found on the Internet is free for the taking. Internet users must learn that principals of ethical and appropriate behavior on the net should not differ from expected behavior in life outside of the Internet. New students receive instruction regarding Peer-to-Peer file sharing during new student orientation sessions. E-mail and web sites are used to communicate with faculty, staff, and students regarding Peer-to-Peer file sharing. The processes and procedures used by the University to deal with specific copyright violations and inappropriate P2P file sharing include the following. 1. Receipt of Notification. The copyright holder notifies the University of an allegation of copyright infringement and requests that the University take action to remedy the situation. 2. Discontinuation of Service. The University immediately disconnects the computer alleged to be illegally uploading or downloading copyrighted materials and deactivates the user ID of the individual responsible for that computer. 3. Teaching Opportunities. Service is not restored until the user meets with the University's Security Office so that the complaint can be fully investigated. Depending on the findings, the student is instructed regarding the consequences of illegal file sharing and signs an agreement, stating that they will cease all such activity. The end user is informed that signing the agreement does not release them from the possibility of further liability under the U.S. Copyright Act. 4. Proactive measures. "Top talkers" are contacted. If illegal file sharing is disclosed or discovered, the responsible party receives the same treatment as someone who is the subject of a complaint from the entertainment or software industry. 5. Technology vs. Technology. The University has made attempts to block inappropriate file sharing using technological solutions. However, these solutions have not been successful, in spite of the abilities of extremely talented information technology professionals. a. Blocking router ports. File sharing software evolves as fast as a network administrator can make such changes, making this an expensive and ineffective solution. b. Rate-limiting or "shaping" bandwidth. This entails limiting the amount of bandwidth that is available to end users. When this approach is used, appropriate academic uses may also be restricted. c. Access Control Lists to prevent Peer-to-Peer sessions. This solution invariably restricts legitimate network uses and is therefore unacceptable. While these procedures do not prevent new incidents of P2P file sharing, the University has been able to virtually eliminate the incidence of repeat offenses. Pornography While the University does not monitor content of network transmissions in the normal course of business, this does not mean that downloading pornographic materials using Peer-to-Peer networks, or storing such information on University owned computing devices is an acceptable use of University resources. Provided that the use of pornography is not for academic or research purposes, this behavior is dealt with in terms of job performance and is handled through the supervisor/employee relationship. If a person is using work hours to download or view pornography, shop on e-bay, play games, or is using the network for any other excessive, non-incidental, performance impacting personal activity, they are subject to University acceptable use and employment policies. At times, computers in student laboratories have been used to view pornography or for other non-academic pursuits. This activity is typically discovered by the lab staff, sometimes by receiving a complaint from another lab patron. The University's experience indicates that most of this behavior does not involve, faculty, staff, or faculty members, but rather, is the result of walk-in traffic into open access laboratories, i.e., campus library computing labs. This problem is diminished, almost entirely, when access to the network requires the user to authenticate, or log onto the network, using a distinctive user ID and password. In the event that a student, faculty member or staff member is found to possess illegal pornography, i.e., child pornography, whether or not it was downloaded from the Internet and stored on University information technology resources, they are deemed to be in violation of federal and state laws and are reported to the appropriate law enforcement agencies. |