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Work, Hobbies, and Fun

This post is not about privacy – shocking, I know. It’s about pouring one’s energy into the activities that energize you. Me? I’m a square peg in a square hole. I am one with...

National Nurses’ Week 0

National Nurses’ Week

this is a week to celebrate nurses. There are many nurses in my life aside from myself: family, friends, past colleagues, and students. Amazing individuals and I’m proud to be one (once a nurse,...

Royal Privacy 0

Royal Privacy

This week, we visited the Palace of Versailles, not too far outside Paris. It was simply amazing. But privacy…. not a thing. Originally, King Louis XIII built this “hunting lodge” as a way to...

User or Loser: two factor authentication 0

User or Loser: two factor authentication

This week I have received 5 “congratulations,  your email blanketyblank.royal@gmail.com has been created. ” But for two factor authentication,  I would be hacked. Let’s discuss what this is and why you need it. Two...

Privacy Officers are like Washing Machines 2

Privacy Officers are like Washing Machines

Privacy Officers (whether attorneys or non-attorneys) are a lot like washing machines. Aside from the obvious resemblance that we handle dirty laundry, let’s consider some of the other similarities. If there is no agitation...

teaching, learning, doing,& dreaming 0

teaching, learning, doing,& dreaming

It’s been a dream of mine to teach college or more correctly, simply be involved with college students at some level. See, right out of law school, I worked at the Sandra Day O’Connor...

first step to 642 PRIVACY things to write about 0

first step to 642 PRIVACY things to write about

There never seem to be a limit to issues about which to write involving privacy or data protection. However, I like to run a different path at times and well, when I want to...

A privacy officer, a professor, and a patent attorney walk into a room . . .(what happened at the LSI community board) 0

A privacy officer, a professor, and a patent attorney walk into a room . . .(what happened at the LSI community board)

A privacy officer, a professor, and a patent attorney walk into a room . . . Wait for it. Oops, there’s no punch line. There is a whole lot of brain power, collaboration, and excitement....

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