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Jordan’s Personal Data Protection Draft Bill: Is It Enough?
By SMEX As Jordan moves towards new legislations that will culminate in laws that enshrine digital security, questions are being asked about whether the Personal Data Protection Law will really see the light, and, more importantly, whether it be implemented independently. On December 30, 2021, the Jordanian Council of Ministers approved the 2021 Personal Data Protection Draft Law, which has been under deliberation since 2013, and submitted it to the House of Representatives. The latter then referred it to the Parliamentary Economic and Investment Committee on January 24, as a matter of urgency, to carry out the necessary constitutional deliberations. The...
Spring Update for Less!
Hi guys! So excited to share some affordable spring upgrades for your home! I know when spring rolls around, I always kind of want to have a little refresh in my home, but don’t wanna spend a lot doing it. So I want to show you some spaces in our house that I’ve updated that I think you guys will love! Eucalyptus Wreaths I wanted to start with the new eucalyptus wreaths that I got for our front door because I am obsessed with them! Not only are they absolutely gorgeous and perfect to hang up to replace your winter...
Utah gymnastics: Red Rocks beat Alabama, Michigan State, Stanford, earn trip to nationals
In this file photo, Utah’s Sydney Soloski competes on the floor during the gymnastics meet against with Arizona State University at the Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City. Soloski and Utah defeated Alabama, Michigan State and Stanford Saturday in the Seattle Regional final, securing a berth at nationals.Laura Seitz, Deseret News There is something about the 2022 Red Rocks.It remains to be seen whether they will end Utah’s long national title drought — the Utes haven’t won a national championship in gymnastics since 1995 — but along the way this team has etched its place in program history.They did it...
What happens to your points and miles after you die?
Editor’s note: This guide has been updated with the latest information. Losing someone is never easy, and in the case of frequent flyers and road warriors, it may mean a confusing collection of points and miles left behind. Who do these loyalty currencies belong to when someone passes away? First and foremost, it’s important to know that your points and miles are not your property. In almost every loyalty program’s terms and conditions, you’ll see language saying the loyalty currency doesn’t belong to you. Here is what Delta says in the Sky Miles terms and conditions: (Screenshot from delta.com) This...
Do you need a passport for a cruise?
Do you need a passport for a cruise? The answer is both yes and no. Whether you need a passport depends on numerous factors, including where you embark and disembark the ship, where you’re sailing to and which line you’re cruising with. There’s no definitive answer — and it can be confusing. If you’re planning a cruise and have questions about where you can travel without a passport, here’s everything you need to know before you go. For cruise news, reviews and tips, sign up for TPG’s cruise newsletter In This Post Where can I cruise without a passport? If...