THIS IS A FULL DISCLOSURE OF OUR PRIVACY PRACTICES.

THE PNI FULLY EMBRACES THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE THAT INTERNET USERS HAVE A CLEAR EXPECTATION OF INFORMATION PRIVACY WHEN ENGAGED IN COMPUTER USE IN CYBERSPACE. WE DO NOT INTEND TO VIOLATE THAT PRINCIPLE.

IN ADDITION, WE INTEND TO OPERATE OUR WEB SITE IN STRICT COMPLIANCE WITH THE FOUR CORE PRINCIPLES OF FAIR IMFORMATION PRACTICES AS ESTABLISHED BY THE U.S. FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION INCLUDING THE PRINCIPLES OF; (1) NOTICE/AWARENESS, (2) CHOICE/CONSENT, (3) ACCESS/PARTICIPATION, AND (4) INTEGRITY/SECURITY.

The information collected by this web site include ONLY log files recorded automatically by the web servers that store the web pages for this web site. Log files record static and dynamic Internet Protocol (IP) addresses of each visitor to each web page on this web site. Log files occasionally can be used to identify an Internet user by geography, employment, school, or name or any combination of the aforementioned. It is NOT our information privacy practice to use log files for this purpose. Most of our log files are deleted and not reviewed. Log files are not stored in any database owned or operated by the PNI. We do NOT have exclusive access to our log files.

No other data or information is collected, compiled, or stored from any Internet user by the PNI without the Internet user's consent. ANY CHANGES OR ALTERATIONS TO OUR CURRENT PRIVACY PRACTICE WILL BE PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED AS A CHANGE IN POLICY ON THIS WEB PAGE. If you do not consent to any further automatic logging of your visit to this web site, you must leave the web site now. Since most web sites automatically log web site visits as part of the current Internet protocol, we are unable to direct you to a more suitable web site.

This Notice represents a complete statement of our information privacy practices.