Congrats to Dick Woltmann, our President/CEO, as he was selected to receive the Jane Elizabeth Curran Distinguished Service Award at @TheFlaBar Convention. Dick was selected for this honor as a result of his decades long career as an advocate @FL_Bar_Found https://t.co/PO8naDQMcJ
Attorney Marty Laywer, on our Ruskin Team, recently spoke with @abcactionnews about what recourse renters have when dealing with mold in their apartment. Click on the link below to watch the video and learn more.
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Watching this, I am able to understand what he means by using the example of GPS and young people never getting lost. It is clear that our strictly risk-avoiding attitude is reflected through our use and dependence on engineered applications.
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Gardner has a point that our generation is not much of a risk taker, that we like to follow apps after apps because apps themselves are highly regulated. We want to get our life together on a specific path.
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You can ask around for what options there are. But in an era when efficiency and productivity is highly valued and needed, you should be wise to choose the best and time-efficient option. You don't have all day to think about what you need to do.
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In this article, Gardner and Davis asks the question: "But what if you want to be app-enabled rather than app-dependent because you want to remain the agent of your own life?"
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And doesn't mean that we do not know how to follow our intuition. Intuition is when you know what's right/appropriate to do. But you gotta learn about it from someone/somewhere.
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We must spread awareness of this data collection practice and enact rules to prevent companies from illegally collecting data without customers' knowledge (the article mentions only 1 out of 17 apps the author examines informs the consumers of their practices).#eme4390m2022
Social media and location-based applications use misleading marketing to assure us that our data is non-identifiable and kept secret. The article from @nytimes bet differs. It gives us a reason to review the apps we use and trust daily. #eme4390m2022
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For example, as #RoeVWade is being overturned, location data of patients seeking abortions that are actively collected and sold by data brokers can be used to prosecute and jail those women who seek this crucial reproductive healthcare. #eme4390m2022
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Democrats need to use every tool possible to protect a woman's right to choose. With an extremist Supreme Court poised to overturn Roe, I’m calling out data brokers for their disturbing practice of selling location data of women visiting abortion clinics.
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Our lives are limited by our identities. By enabling us to "go beyond a single identity to a diverse set of personal identities", video games help us develop empathy for people differ from us, especially less unfortunate ones, in a way no other media can ever do. #eme4390m2022
When it comes to video games, we often miss out on their transformative power, particularly, how they can "change what it means to be an individual" and give "an opportunity for us to empathize again", as said by the speaker. #eme4390m2022
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This War of Mine, for example, portrays the lives of people during wartime vividly. Throughout the game, we perceive how hard it is for people to survive during difficult times as you see your characters die because of lack of necessities and emotional struggles. #eme4390m2022