Answer: As of May 31, 2007 Napster is no longer officially supported or endorsed as the university's legal media downloading service. Therefore, as of May 31, 2007, the use of Napster on your residence hall connection will count toward your weekly bandwidth limit. You can visit http://legalmedia.psu.edu to learn more about Ruckus, Penn State's new legal media download service - which does not count against your weekly bandwidth limit.

Well that's certainly the *theory*. But how sure can anyone be sure that it's totally true? Certainly programs running on your computer *can* allow outside parties to do all sorts of things on your machine via a web connection... look at the Back Orifice software, for example, which worked exactly this way. See similar questions...

Napster improves your music collection by over 3,000,000 songs. Listen to and download all the music you want on up to 3 PCs. Napster makes it easy to find your favorite artists, discover new music and get the latest releases as soon as they come out. Connect Napster to your home stereo and it's like having a CD changer with 100,000 albums by over 80,000 artists. For a complete list of features of Napster, go to www.napster.com. See similar questions...

Napster lets customers listen to an unlimited number of full-length songs while they are connected to the Internet and download an unlimited number of high quality music files to their PC. They can listen to these downloaded songs online or offline and keep the music they download for as long as they want to be a "Member." Napster subscribers can access music in two ways: as "Members" and "To Go Members. See similar questions...

No. If you see a review of a CD in Splendid, it means one of our writers has acquired a physical copy of the album in question. See similar questions...

NO! These programs are intended for sharing copyrighted material such as software, music and videos. Any activity that violates local, state or federal laws or is not permitted according to the UF Acceptable Use Policy (http://www.it.ufl.edu/policies/aupolicy.html) is prohibited. See similar questions...

Yes you can. You must register for Napster and install the Napster client in the U.S. Once you are registered, the Napster service will work from any Internet connection. The quality of the service will depend on the bandwidth of your Internet connection. Napster recommends 192+ kbps of bandwidth. Make sure the computer you're using meets the minimum requirements. See similar questions...

Click here (http://www.napster.com/use_napster.html) or see the Requirements page for required and optional equipment and software. See similar questions...

The alcohol is present in the remedy in order to keep it fresh for many years. The amount of alcohol in one dose is extremely small (less than 0.05% when diluted as directed) and should therefore pose no problem. However, if you are still concerned, follow the directions of our Flower and Gem Essences used in pregnancy and dilute the drops in water which has just boiled, allow to cool and then drink. This will allow all the alcohol to evaporate off the essence without reducing its effectiveness. See similar questions...

ABREVA® can be used by adults and children over 12. ABREVA® is considered safe and well tolerated. ABREVA® should be used five times a day for up to 10 days. And because cold sores are contagious, you won't want to share your tube of ABREVA® with others. Doing so may spread the infection. See similar questions...

Currently, there is not enough research to determine vitamin B5's effects on pregnancy (if any). Because of this, we recommend that pregnant mothers do not use Clear5. See similar questions...

Any youth under age 18 can get help at a Safe Place site. If you are having problems at home, suffering from abuse or neglect, lost or in some dangerous situation, with a drunk or unsafe driver, or just need to talk about a problem, go to the nearest Safe Place site. See similar questions...

AED is safe to use by anyone who has been trained to operate it. The American Heart Association recommends that anyone who lives or works where an AED is available for use by lay rescuers participate in a Heartsaver AED course. AEDs, in fact, are so user-friendly that untrained rescuers can generally succeed in attaching the pads and delivering shocks. See similar questions...

While Gaviscon® has not been studied for use during pregnancy, ingredients in this product have been shown to be safe for use during pregnancy. See similar questions...

büji is safe for all external body use, including the face and genitals. Büji is hypoallergenic and dermatologist and pediatrician tested. See similar questions...

The Virulite device is safe to use on children, the time of application remains unchanged at 3 minutes. We recommend that treatment be supervised by an adult to ensure correct use of the device. See similar questions...

Dynamiclear is a natural product. Aside from a mild to strong stinging sensation (felt with the application) Dynamiclear has no known side-effects or contra-indications. Made from all natural components at scientifically formulated concentrations, the ingredients in Dynamiclear have been proven to be safe and non-toxic to skin and mucous membranes. Dynamiclear adheres to International Safety Standards to ensure that your safety and quality expectations are met. See similar questions...