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• New student ID cards are issued in the ID Card Services office. ... Please bring a government issued picture ID or passport. In addition to a photo ID, a social security number or temporary ID number issued by the University registrar is required for all new student ID cards. ...
• Faculty and staff ID cards are issued by Human Resources. ...
• The identification card is intended to serve as proof of an individual's status with the University of Notre Dame, and provides access to many resources provided by the University. The front of the card includes: the cardholder's photo, full name (first, last, and middle initial), and the cardholder's status with the university. The back of the card has a magnetically encoded stripe which contains an identification number used to access data via a remote on-line database. Cardholders may use the card to access various privileges throughout the University community. ... Also, on the back of the card are the cardholder's unique ID number, a system ID number, and the card expiration date.

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• S should or would adopt a national identification-card system has emerged with a jolting intensity. ... feared an enemy within the country as much as the armies outside, Americans resisted the creation of a national ID that they would carry to prove their citizenship (see BW Online, 10/4/01, "Don't Make Privacy the Next Victim of Terror"). Now, however, public surveys, congressional speeches, and remarks by high-profile CEOs are bringing the issue to the forefront, causing everyone to consider whether America is ready to adopt a card ID system -- like those widely used in other countries -- at the expense of our privacy. The problem is, the debate over trading security provided by card IDs for a lower standard of privacy focuses on the wrong issue. The federal government and law enforcement don't need national ID cards. ... Instead, law-enforcement and intelligence agencies can achieve many of the same goals of an ID card by increasing the collection and sharing of data among federal and state agencies, banks, transportation authorities, and credit-card companies. People concerned about balancing privacy and security need to focus on this point and not get caught up in the red herring debate around the ID cards themselves. ... By creating data-gathering systems in the background that pull together information about people -- including their travel plans, frequent-flier info, license certification, border crossings, and financial records -- law-enforcement and intelligence agencies can run a robust national ID system without the card itself. ... And we accept that some benefits and efficiency come from providing data to companies, including health insurers, credit-card issuers, and airlines. ... That doesn't mean these countries aren't interested in protecting security. It simply means that instead of amassing huge amounts of information in databases, these countries favor national ID cards.
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• Larry Ellison, chairman and CEO of Oracle, made headlines recently when he advocated the creation of a national ID card system as a way to address airport security in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks. "We need a national ID card with our photograph and thumbprint digitized and embedded in the ID card," Ellison said. ...
• While the Bush Administration has wisely said national ID cards are not an option, apparently some members of Congress are considering taking Ellison up on his offer. For example, in recent press events where the question of national ID cards came up, House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt (D-Mo. ... This event will change the balance between freedom and security. ... Whether we are talking about national ID cards I don't know, or fingerprinting everybody, I don't know where we are going to go with security. ... ), chairman of the House Immigration Subcommittee, has told the press that proposals to mandate national ID cards should not be dismissed out of hand.
• National ID cards are not a new idea. As was discussed in a 1995 Cato Policy Analysis, national ID card proposals were most recently considered as a possible solution to illegal immigration. Similar national identifier proposals have arisen in debates over gun control, national health care, and Social Security reform. Moreover, many other countries currently require that their citizens carry some type of identity card.
• What is new about the various national ID card proposals is that they have become more technologically sophisticated. ...
• But while the technologies may have changed, the fundamental problems with national ID cards have not. The most serious problem with national ID mandates remains the troubling ramifications for civil liberties. ... Tom Campbell, currently a Stanford University law professor, has recently argued, "If you have an ID card, it is solely for the purpose of allowing the government to compel you to produce it. ...

• Larry Ellison is not only calling for a national ID card, he wants it to be Oracle-based. ...
• How does a national ID card keep the nation and its citizens more secure? I never understood that. ...
• No more having to wait for you to make a purchase with your credit card, a withdrawal from an ATM, or a call on your cell phone.
• Beyond a certain technical limit, using such technologies as encryption, a smart ID could not be faked without penetrating the issuing authority. However, the crippling of encryption technologies will also make a really secure ID system impossible. ...
• Of course- calls for National ID systems are rarely based in good sense, and questions like yours aren't supposed to be raised. ...
• The fundamental flaw to most of these "knee-jerk" solutions is that they miss the point: perfect security is impossible, because any attempt simply makes the workarounds more sophisticated themselves for anyone sufficiently motivated to try (and especially for those who don't care about the consequences afterwards). ... For example, calls for armed sky marshalls seem doomed to failure; essentially, it's an invitation for a terrorist organization to infiltrate and place one of their own in as a sky marshall- then conveniently armed by the FAA itself- and I 'spect they'd work just as hard to infiltrate someone into the National ID Agency so fake IDs could be made. ...
• Anyway, given that reality, security implementations that shatter civil liberties are a perfect example of Ben Franklin's famous maxim regarding the failure of attempting to gain security through a sacrifice of liberty. Metal detectors and secured gateways are a good idea that addresses the problem closer to its root without stomping on our rights; National ID cards won't do anything to stop terrorists but will start trampling rights unnecessarily. ...
• Not that I'm surprised by this incomprehension among those calling for ID cards, though; if the stuffed suits at the RIAA couldn't understand this basic notion regarding security, why should the stuffed suits on Capitol Hill be any wiser?.
• Well, I think ID cards are a Bad Idea. ... But I read that link - has anyone in the government (say, the Office of Homeland Security) actually said that ID cards would be a good idea? Seems to me it's just Ellison spouting off. ...
• has anyone in the government (say, the Office of Homeland Security) actually said that ID cards would be a good idea?.
• I wouldn't worry about the Office of Homeland Security for a while. ...
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• Citizens of Republika Srpska must register 8 their application for permanent or temporary residence with the local Public Security Station (Stanica Javne Bezbednosti), 9 except if temporary residents are accommodated in hotels, dormitories, etc. ...
• All issues related to the status of a person are dependent on registration with the local Public Security Station. ... can only be obtained from the local Public Security Station at the registered place of permanent residence and not at the registered place of temporary residence. ...
• The Rule Book on Refugee Card and Approval for Movement of Refugees who did not Acquire Refugee Status in the Republika Srpska (Rule Book on Refugee Card) 13 stipulates that the Public Security Stations in the municipality in which a refugee temporarily resides keeps the register 14 on received decisions of the municipal Commission for Refugees for the issuance of Refugee ID Cards and also notes any changes of temporary residence of refugees.
• According to Articles 6 and 9 of the Law on Residence, citizens who change their place of permanent residence have to deregister at the place of departure with the local Public Security Station and register at the place of arrival with the local Public Security Station within 10 days of arriving at the new place of residence. ...
• If a person does not currently have any identification documents, s/he must initiate an out-of-Court procedure before the General Court as the Law on Identification Cards 18 (the Law on ID Cards) does not stipulate any procedure in such cases. Once the Court confirms her/his identity, the person may register with the local Public Security Station.
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• According to the Rule Book on Residence, 21 the Public Security Stations are obliged to keep records 22 on permanent residence of citizens, records on temporary residence of citizens, records on citizens going abroad to stay more than 60 days, as well as records on issued Refugee Cards and changes of temporary residence of refugees, as stipulated in the Rule Book on Refugee Card. ...
• Information on permanent residence deregistration shall be recorded in the relevant column of the permanent residence card and the card shall be placed in a separate section of the register (inactive card register). 26 It is important to mention that the Public Security Station has an obligation to keep the permanent residence cards for deregistered persons for a period not less than 10 years. ...
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• 'David Blunkett's plan for a national ID card has sparked a furious row. ...
• Posted by SteveC at 04:31 PM Thu 20 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Guardian Support for national ID cards falls sharply - The Independent .
• Posted by SteveC at 06:04 PM Wed 19 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Independent Blunkett in threat to quit on ID cards - The Times .
• Posted by SteveC at 10:23 AM Sun 16 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Times ID cards may cut queues but learn lessons of history, warn Europeans - The Guardian .
• Posted by SteveC at 10:53 AM Sat 15 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Guardian The eyes have it - The Guardian .
• Posted by SteveC at 10:33 PM Wed 12 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Guardian What will it mean for me? - The Guardian .
• Posted by SteveC at 10:01 PM Wed 12 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Guardian 10,000 to test eye scan and fingerprint scheme - The Guardian .
• 'The electronic "biometric" eye scans and fingerprints that lie at the heart of the new national identity card scheme are to be tested by 10,000 volunteers in a six month Home Office trial starting in the next few weeks. ...
• Posted by SteveC at 09:58 PM Wed 12 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Guardian ID cards are on the way - The Guardian .
• Posted by SteveC at 09:55 PM Wed 12 Nov 2003 Categories: ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News , The Guardian Blunkett outlines ID card plans - BBC .
• 'All UK citizens could be forced to have some form of identity card by 2013, David Blunkett has said. ...
• Posted by SteveC at 06:40 PM Tue 11 Nov 2003 Categories: BBC , ID Cards , Surveillance & Security News Support for identity cards - BBC .
• And in fact, while we're on the how it works bit, I mean people think it's going to be more complicated obviously than a credit card, some people say well we've got passports why do we need this, but is it because of all the extra devices, the retinal spotting and so on? What is, what is the way to make an ID card, a compulsory ID card, work?' link.

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• The National ID card either alone or tacked on the Driver's License is against the basic belief of the freedom loving American. ... God is ultimately in charge, and a card linking you up to every piece of info. ...
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• (BSIO-OTCBB), a leading developer of integrated optical card based systems and technology, today announced that it is introducing two new products – Hybrid 2000™ and SIGABA 2000/Arabia™. ...
• Hybrid 2000 is a small electromechanical add-on device with an embedded microcontroller that enables standard optical drive units to also access smart card chips for hybrid optical/chip card projects. Several countries, including Saudi Arabia and Italy, have announced national ID card systems that will use optical stripes combined with smart card chips in a hybrid card configuration. ...
• "Combine these new capabilities with the advanced Crypto 2000 data security and encryption technology that we have developed, and I believe you have the most secure and cost effective identification system in the world. ...
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• Due to power and cost concerns, the response of a passive RFID tag is necessarily brief, typically just an ID number (GUID). ...
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• Analysts attribute this success to its vendor-independence, its low hardware cost and high speed compared to proprietary Unix and its security and reliability compared to Windows. ...
• However, argued advantages of Linux, such as lower cost, fewer security vulnerabilities, and lack of vendor lock-in have spurred a growing number of high-profile cases of mass adoption of Linux by corporations and governments. ...
• Linux can also be booted over a network or, for a minimal system, from a few floppy disks or network card NetBoot flash drivers (see Isolinux). ...

• National Security Agency (NSA) could now "see and hear" what soldiers experience in the battlefield with a remote monitoring system (RMS). ... What will happen when people are tempted by false premises to allow microchips into their bodies? One lure will be a microchip identity card. ... to criminalize removal of an ID implant. ...
• So this poor prisoner didn't see any logical exit and accepted to help to the relatives who need support both in Sweden and former Yugoslavia, what I witnessed via my friend Boris BENULIC's false journalist ID. ... They are mostly donated with PUT permissions of Bonniers chiefs, at least semms lokk like an ordinary journalist ID-owner, although they completely working as Mo$$ad instruments. ...
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• Letter urging President Bush to resist the standardization of state drivers' licenses as a de facto national ID card system, Feb. ...
• We, representing a broad and diverse coalition of national organizations, urge the Administration to oppose the attempts of state motor vehicle officials to create a national identification system (national ID) through the bureaucratic back door of state drivers' licenses. ...
• One reaction to the terrible events of September 11 was renewed discussion about instituting a national ID card as a counter-terrorism measure. The creation of a national ID card or system is a misplaced, superficial "quick fix" to the terrorist threat. A national ID system would not effectively deter terrorists and, instead, would pose serious threats to the rights of freedom and equality of everyone in the United States. ...
• Although national ID proposals received fierce debate in the fall, the Administration and Congress wisely rejected them. Direct passage of a national ID card, however, is only one possible path to such a system. A national ID would more likely evolve bureaucratically through existing forms of ID, such as state drivers' licenses. ...
• This plan would establish a national ID and an unparalleled system of personal information sharing.
• A national ID would not prevent terrorism. An identity card is only as good as the information that establishes identity in the first place. Terrorists and criminals will continue to be able to obtain -- by legal and illegal means -- the documents needed to get a government ID, such as birth certificates and social security numbers. A national ID would create a false sense of security because it would enable individuals with an ID -- who may in fact be terrorists -- to avoid heightened security measures. ...
• A national ID would depend on a massive bureaucracy that would limit our basic freedoms. A national ID system would depend on both the issuance of an ID card and the integration of huge amounts of personal information included in state and federal government databases. ... " Anyone who has attempted to fix errors in their credit report can imagine the difficulty of causing an over-extended government agency such as the department of motor vehicles to correct a mistake that precludes a person from getting a valid ID. ...

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• When you get a new credit card , what do write on the back of the card. Some people just sign their name but my wife says I should sign " ask for ID". ...
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• You know Monty, I never get asked for ID when I use a credit card and I never think twice about it. ... I'm not sure "ask for ID" will work either as I rarely see anybody compare signatures. ...
• I have always written "ask for ID", and I have actually been asked for my ID precisely seven times. Apparently, it doesn't matter to most retail clerks if you have a signature on the back of the card or not. ... apparently, if the card is unsigned, the clerk is required to have them sign it, or show ID. ... "If you sign this unsigned card in front of me, and your signature matches the one you just now wrote on the credit slip, then you can charge without showing me your ID. ...
• I write "Ask for ID" on my cards, and I never get asked to present my license. ... Our policy is that if the card is unsigned, or signature is illegible, you ask for ID. ...
• I used to not sign mine, JUST so I would be asked for ID. Then I ran into an anal merchant who wouldn't sell me anything unless my ID was signed. At that point, I wrote in "Check ID" and he nodded, proceeded with my sale, and told me that "They've passed a new law that requires credit cards to be signed. ...

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