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July 9, 2006

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  • I pretend to garden.
  • I don’t fit in a box.
  • I now live in SoCal with a beautiful soul. She’s a writer. I pretend to be one. We seem to bounce from L.A. to the Silicon Valley every few years.
  • I’m fascinated by the intersection of technology, policy and law.
  • I’m not a lawyer, yet; I graduated in December 2009 from Santa Clara Law School.
  • In my professional life, I spent more than ten years (1996-2006 and 2008-2009) as a policy wonk, working for GeoCities and then Yahoo!. For GeoCities, I managed the team that dealt with abuse complaints and privacy. For Yahoo!, I managed a Customer Care group handling abuse for a year and then spent the next six dedicated to the privacy policy. I had intended to take a break from that professional identity for three years (maybe more) to attend law school, but returned to Y! for a year to work and attend school concurrently.
  • I’m now looking for legal jobs focused on public resources (including but not limited to communications, the environment, utilities, or evolving technology) and the public trust. I am also applying to other jobs that appeal to me in one way or another, such as those involving privacy. :-)   Leads are always welcome. My intent in attending law school was to switch careers and join the public service.
  • Good policy is a science. Bad policy is a nightmare for all.
  • I was an eagle scout but it is very unlikely I will let my son join the Boy Scouts. I think the organization excludes others for all the wrong reasons (such as intolerance).
  • My home and school computers run Ubuntu Linux. Not much different from Microsoft Windows except the price tag: $0.

Note: All opinions expressed within my blog are my own. Really, they are. I do not speak for anyone but myself. Consequently, I do NOT speak for my former employer, friends, or family. God knows I’m very outspoken and have a hard enough time convincing them to agree with my view point.

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