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What I love about the Orlando event scene is the sheer variety! One day it’s a massive corporate trade show, and the next it’s a private pool party or a high-end wedding. But the challenge is always the same: how do you make the branding feel natural instead of forced? There is a great discussion happening on Quora about using organic elements to create "viral" moments at these events. If you are planning an activation in the city, the insights here are actually really useful.

Read the full discussion on Orlando’s diverse event scene

There's an ongoing debate surrounding XL Bully dogs, and it's important to delve into both sides of the discussion. Here are some key points to consider:

Safety Concerns: Advocates for banning XL Bully dogs often cite safety as their primary concern. They argue that these large and powerful dogs can pose risks to people and other animals if not properly trained and socialized.

Ownership Responsibility: On the other hand, proponents of allowing XL Bully dogs argue that responsible ownership and proper training should be the focus, rather than a blanket ban. They believe that well-behaved XL Bully dogs can make loving and loyal companions.

Breed-Specific Legislation: The debate also touches on the broader issue of breed-specific legislation, with some arguing that it's not the breed but the owner's responsibility that should be regulated.

Education and Training: Many suggest that investing in education and training programs for XL Bully dog owners can be a more effective approach to ensuring the safety of these dogs and the community.

For a more in-depth look at the arguments on both sides of this debate, check out the full article here.

It's a complex issue with valid points on both sides. What do you think, Tumblr fam? 🐾🤔

This may pertain to any situation because of it's general rhetoric. But this morning I have been pondering on this question I don't have answers for; I've been seeing things on the news that had me reflecting on my own experience on the link between social responsibility and empathy. The first thing that popped into my mind is how is it possible for others to think the way they do, what does humanity mean to others? Has politeness lost its value? "I can be understanding of that... circumstances can do that to a person". But then I thought about myself when I went through similar circumstances I have a choice: do I injure others the way I've been injured? Consciously no.. why? When my tank of compassion is low what keeps me still, I feel it is my duty. How come? I don't know... I've become hard on the outside and soft on the inside. When we are hard in everything we do, anything that pertains to who we are...what makes us any different to machinery? Is softness that revolting?

I am reminded of when I moved into my student dorm and my roommate was screaming/yelling/fighting with her peers at 4 am 3-4 times a week, after going to the club but had no shame in her right to not care about my sleep and told me good riddance when I moved out. Someone who was cheated on told me that they cheated back because they thought it was fair. An athlete who knew the rules was suspended from the championships for a drug they took. A loved celebrity cheated on an examination when their fans are generously wished them well... why? Is the instant gratification that great or are we blinded on how this is or will injure you and others?