Friday, May 27, 2005
Private records discovered on server
More and more, protecting private information is becoming a hot topic. At least in the circles I move in.
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- Software Architect on Sheriff, at Verizon Business; where I get to hack code and play. Percussionist and worshipper at BeyondChurch; where I get to rock for God. Father of two: Jaime and Tif (mother of PeaBaby); who show me the Father's love in so many ways - through the joy they bring to this father's heart. PapaJames to PeaBaby - who is love and awe wrapped in a little boy's body. Married to Lisa, my soul mate and awesome partner in life.
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