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'Blue Bloods': Here's Where You Recognize Dino Arbogast From
by Joe Rutland March 3, 2022
written by Joe Rutland March 3, 2022 7:31 pm
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Dino Arbogast was the Chief of the New York Police Department early in the run of Blue Bloods. But the actor who played him has been around.
John Ventimiglia played Arbogast between Seasons 2-4 on the CBS police drama. We have some information about his other work thanks to an article from Looper.
So, you might have seen the Blue Bloods actor on Law & Order. He made five appearances on episodes between 1994 and 2010. Yet he also showed up in 2007 on Law & Order: Criminal Intent and in 2013 on Law & Order: SVU.
'Blue Bloods' Actor Had Long Role On HBO's 'The Sopranos'
Who knows? He might show up on a revival of the OG show that airs on Thursday nights on NBC.
But if you are a fan of The Sopranos, then you know him as playing Artie Bucco. He was a childhood friend of Tony Soprano, played by James Gandolfini. Bucco also owned an Italian restaurant frequented by various mobsters. Artie is portrayed as the everyman of the cast. But he also gets more jealous of the power and influences mobsters like Tony have.
The Blue Bloods actor was on there for the show's whole run. Artie would go through a lot of down times as he tried proving his masculinity. He put his restaurant and his marriage at risk. Yet he does survive.
Ventimiglia Also Is Known From Film 'Notorious,' TV Series 'Jessica Jones'
He made an appearance in the film Notorious in 2009 about the rapper Christopher Wallace a.k.a The Notorious B.I.G. Ventimiglia plays Detective Farelli, a police officer who tries to coax a confession out of a young Notorious B.I.G. after he is arrested for possession of an illegal firearm.
Notorious had mixed reactions upon its opening. The film did have its fans in late film critic Roger Ebert. He gave the film a good review. Notorious focused on the private, personal life of The Notorious B.I.G.
Did you know he also has appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Yes! In fact, he was Detective Costa in the Marvel Netflix series Jessica Jones. For much of the series, Costa would serve as Jessica Jones' (Krysten Ritter) primary contact within the NYPD.
Of course, while the Defenders characters like Jessica Jones have been absent from the Marvel scene ever since their shows were canceled by Netflix, recent developments in Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hawkeye have seen this darker corner of the MCU pop up its head again.
Now, could Jessica Jones appear again on Disney+? Will Detective Costa return, too? Time will tell. Meanwhile, tune into Blue Bloods on Fridays at 10 pm. Eastern, 9 p.m. Central, on CBS.


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Quiring C, Sanoski CA, Vallerand AH. SAMe. Davis's Drug Guide. 16th ed. F.A. Davis Company; 2019. https://im.unboundmedicine.com/medicine/view/Davis-Drug-Guide/51683/all/SAMe. Accessed April 19, 2019.
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Once you have gained a taste for adrenaline-flavoured simplicity, it can become addictive. Ukraine needs a decade of hard work on reform to recover the chances squandered in the past 25 years, building the institutions, habits and attitudes needed for honest, lawful government. That will require patience and expertise, not courage and barricades.
I love Ukraine and Ukrainians, and I'm so glad that the violence stopped, but at the same time I'm worried about Ukraine's future. The amount of bad journalism that you can find on the topic online is staggering, but the blog entry on "Eastern Approaches" by The Economist is luckily rather good (as usual), providing a thorough and non-emotional analysis of the whole situation.


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Amphiroa nodulosa é o nome botânico de uma espécie de algas vermelhas pluricelulares do gênero Amphiroa.

São algas marinhas encontradas no Atlântico, na Colômbia e Venezuela.

Sinonímia
Não apresenta sinônimos.

Ver também
Lista de espécies do gênero Amphiroa

Kützing, F.T. (1858). Tabulae phycologicae; oder, Abbildungen der Tange. Vol. 8 pp. i-ii, 1-48, 100 plates. Nordhausen: Gedruckt auf kosten des Verfassers (in commission bei W. Köhne).
Ganesan, E.K. (1990). A catalog of benthic marine algae and seagrasses of Venezuela. pp. 237, 15 maps. Caracas: Fondo Editorial Conicit.
Díaz-Pulido, G. & Díaz-Ruíz, M. (2003). Diversity of benthic marine algae of the Colombian Atlantic. Biota Colombiana 4: 203-246.
Wynne, M.J. (2005). A check-list of benthic marine algae of the tropical and subtropical western Atlantic: second revision. Beihefte zur Nova Hedwigia 129: 1-152.

Ligações externas
 Amphiroa nodulosa em AlgaeBase
 Amphiroa nodulosa em World Register of Marine Species
 Amphiroa nodulosa em Zipcodezoo
Amphiroa nodulosa em Encyclopedia of Life
Amphiroa nodulosa em Catalogue of Life

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For many years the film industry in Colombia has often lacked the resources to produce national cinema. Among several setbacks, was the absence of a national audience who demanded Hollywood films. In recent years, Colombia has expanded its resources to support filmmakers throughout the country, since then the number of productions has increased dramatically.
Juan Carvajal founded the Colombian Film Festival of New York in 2012. He noticed the small presence of Colombian cinema while visiting New York City. Determined to unify the existing diaspora of the country & new york community he set a goal to create a festival dedicated to the exhibition of Colombia's roots and talent. Let's discover and rediscover our story through film!


Speaker Malcolm Rolfe told the Rotary Club of Warwick this week about the work of the charity Hope and Homes for Children which works to get children out of orphanages and into proper homes.
Hope and Homes for Children was established by Mark and Caroline Cook who responded to the plight of orphaned children in Sarajevo during the Bosnian war. At first they planned to improve the terrible conditions they found in the orphanages, but soon came to understand that what the children needed was a home with "love" in it. Today, the organisation that started at their kitchen table in Wiltshire in 1994, is at the forefront of a growing global movement to eradicate the institutional care of children.
Worldwide there are 8 million children in orphanages, but 80% are not actually orphans but have been abandoned, or worse, taken by the state to live in an institutions due to disability or poverty. Living without anyone caring for them, disables their development and leaves young people struggling to cope when they leave the institution, liable to fall into prostitution, crime or commit suicide. Closing the institutions and supporting families to look after children is cost effective for society as well as plain sense.
The charity works across the countries of eastern Europe as well as Africa and is a global expert in the field of finding alternatives to institutions. Working with Rotary in Romania "Unlocking Futures" is now close to closing all their orphanages and has become best practice here and in Rwanda. These lessons have been adopted by Unicef and taken around the world.
By closing institutions, supporting children into loving, stable families and working with governments to tackle the root causes of family breakdown, they are working towards a day where orphanages have been eradicated for good.
Thanking for his presentation Rotarian John Taylor said that Rotary Shoebox had been sending support to Eastern European children for many years and would continue to do so. Members were pleased to hear of the progress being made and President John Hibben then presented Malcolm with a cheque to fund their work.
Hope and Homes for Children has a website www.hopenandhomes.org where you can find out more.


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Kathy Whyte, founder of Nurture Mum, is a nutritionist and former midwife with a keen interest in optimising health before, during and following pregnancy.
Nurture Mum: The first 1000+ days – early origins of health
It's never too early to focus on health and wellbeing:
Ever increasing evidence shows that the best time to invest in our children's health is at the very start (preconception). The message isn't just for mothers; fathers, grandparents, society also plays a vital role in shaping the health and wellbeing of our children.
Kathy Whyte (founder of Nurture Mum) understands that the first 1000+ days (preconception, through pregnancy to 2 years) of a child's life dictate and set the signposts for future health.
We know the factors that put good health at risk, and we understand the pressures our way of life puts on our health. Kathy is adamant that the biggest single decider in how we are going to achieve life-long good health is the way in which develop from conception.
Kathy originally trained as a Nurse and Midwife. She has a Masters in Nutritional Medicine and is the founder of Nurture Mum based in Dublin.
She has a keen interest in the early origins of health, promoting evidence based, practical meaningful advice and support from preconception, through pregnancy, feeding and weaning.
Through Nurture Mum, Kathy provides practical support and guidance during the first 1000+ days to budding parents, mothers and fathers through workplaces, pharmacies, keynote speaker at wellness events, social and traditional media. Promoting the best possible outcome for maternal and child health.
Kathy is helping change perceptions of pregnancy, health, and society's response to the deepening crisis in general public health and wellbeing. The first 1000+ days of life is the greatest opportunity there is to develop healthy lives, from the very beginning.

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China: No Wind Or Solar If It Can't Beat Coal On Price
Solar advocates often emphasize the fact that the cost of solar panels has fallen about 80 percent in the last ten years, and use this cost decline to project even steeper cost declines in the future. However, this is a problematic assumption because the recent decrease is only partially due to improvements in the solar panels. The other reason the cost of solar panels fell is because China became a major producer of solar panels, lowering the cost of production.
One reason why China became a major producer of solar panels is because it subsidizes many of its industries, including steel making (of interest to our friends on the Iron Range, and solar panels. According to an article in Renewable Energy World:
China consistently bails out its banking industry as well as its steel industry, its utilities, and its airlines, among others. China's support of its mostly state-owned enterprises is both front and back loaded. Using the country's solar industry as an example, China's solar supply and demand was funded by government loans and grants, preferable tax and utility rates and other supports.
However, it appears China's willingness to subsidize solar may be faltering. The following article originally appeared in Forbes.
China has said it will not approve wind and solar power projects unless they can compete with coal power prices.
Beijing pulled the plug on support for large solar projects, which had been receiving a per kWh payment, in late May. That news came immediately after the country's largest solar industry event and caught everyone by surprise.
Officials are understood to have been frustrated at seeing Chinese suppliers and engineering firms building solar projects overseas that delivered electricity at prices far below what was available back home.
The country also has its own issues with grid logjams. These have caused power from wind and solar projects to be wasted due to a lack of capacity on the network to transmit and distribute it. In 2017 12% of wind generation and 6% of solar was curtailed.
In the plans announced on Thursday, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the top strategic planning authority, and the National Energy Administration (NEA) set out a series of conditions under which new solar and wind projects would be approved from now till the end of 2020.
Chief among these is that the price matches or undercuts the national coal benchmark, something that happened for the first time ever just last month.
Projects will also have to show that the grid can handle their output. Technical specifications will ensure that the highest standards are met on that front.
Local governments have been told they are free to offer their own subsidies to projects if they wish.
In the past, provincial authorities have spent heavily to bankroll uncompetitive solar manufacturers. Thursday's announcement warned that any attempt to use project subsidies to invest in "local factories" or to make the use of locally made components a condition of the subsidy.
Also included in the wide-ranging changes is the introduction of a green certificate scheme. A small trial of such a scheme was undertaken in 2017. It would work in a similar way to renewable energy certificates schemes in the U.S. and elsewhere. A certificate is created for each unit of electricity generated. These are then traded among utilities who may have targets to meet as determined by regulators or purchased by an end user to demonstrate their use of "clean" power. Details on the mechanics of the certificate scheme have not yet been released.
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Daily Forex forecast analysis 09-22-2017 – we analyzed the upcoming currency pairs and events of the day that could impact the Forex market, These analysis are published here each day.
Following the slump that we've seen after the Fed Press conference, the euro managed to recover against the US dollar and yesterday was up around 90 pips, top tick to bottom tick. Since the long-term bullish trend had been in play from the start of the year, we suspect that some traders regarded the selling down as a buying opportunity. Looking ahead, the price could extend higher, if the economic figures due to being released today will support that scenario.
So far, the price is bouncing off the 15 min chart 20 EMA, confirming that there is buying interest around the line. As the price continues to make that, we believe there is room for further continuation towards 1.1985 and 1.2019.
On the downside, our first support area is formed by the 1.1954 level + 15 min chart 20 EMA. A strong break below that zone will confirm the selling pressure resumed and further slides might follow towards 1.1928 and 1.1901.
At 07:30am GMT we have some PMI due from Germany, and at 08:00am, the same indicators will be released for the EU as well.
From US, PMI indicators are scheduled to come out at 01:45 pm GMT.
The US dollar did not manage to continue the impulsive upside against the swiss franc and we saw the price consolidating lower yesterday. Today during the Asian session the price had been under higher pressure as the tensions between the US and North Korea are rising again. There had been some tough comments both from the US President Donald Trump and from Kim Jong Un, which had managed to fuel the concerns.
If the sellers will continue to push the price on the downside, we expect 0.9659 and 0.9648 support levels to be reached in the short-term. A breach below those level could weaken further the upside momentum and drive the price towards 0.9604 support.
On the upside, 0.9680 area is expected to act as resistance in case the buyers resume. If they will manage to overcome that obstacle, further gains might follow towards 0.9698 and 0.9719 swing point.
Sterling managed to recover as well against the US dollar and for now we see the price continuing to range. The bottom level of the range is located around 1.3464 will the top around 1.3616. Since both sides managed to generate selling/buying pressure, we expect the range to continue to hold as long no impulsive breakout outside of it will take place. Until that happens, playing both sides can be highly effective.
At the time of writing the price is consolidating due to weak liquidity during the Asian session. If the buyers will continue to push the price upwards, they could encounter sellers around 1.3616, the top of the range or 1.3655, current weekly high.
If the range will continue to be in play a new leg down might follow. Before reaching the bottom, the price is expected to find short-term support around 1.3551 and 1.3501 levels, both being followed by 1.3464, bottom of the range.
From UK, PM Theresa May will hold an important speech regarding the Brexit negotiations. The exact time had not been published.
The yen had also been favored by the recent tough exchange of words between Donald Trump and North Korea leader and the fears regarding a new conflict between the two countries had arisen again. Looking at the chart, we can see a 1h candle that is very large in size, followed by weak reaction from the buyers suggesting that a possible exhaustion might had been taking place and thus pointing towards a deeper retracement lower.
If the price starts to rebound higher from the current point, we expect it to head into resistance around 111.87 and 112.08. Since we are now below the 20 EMA, we expect sellers to treat it as resistance since we also have the 112.38 resistance level little above it.
If the selling pressure will increase and will drive the price below current daily lows, we expect 111.53 and 111.34 to act as short-term support, while a breach below them will mean further slides might follow towards 111.07, the bottom of the candle which formed during the Fed press conference.
The Aussie continued to lose ground against the US dollar, despite the fact that the American currency weakened against all majors. The price managed to break below weekly lows which confirms the sellers had been heavily in control. The overall price action structure suggests there is a swift change of hands taking place right now in the market, since new lower lows forming, showing that the sellers manage to generate strong downside moves.
So far, the price managed to find short-term support around 0.7920 area. If the selling pressure will resume again, we expect the price to breach below current daily lows and head towards 0.7889 and 0.7867.
If the 0.7920 will cap the downside, the price could further consolidate on the upside towards 0.7953 and 0.7970 levels. We also have the 4h chart 20 EMA located above them and the 0.7998 as well.


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webOS Weekly - Peering into the future
by Tim Stiffler-Dean Sat, 28 May 2011 12:06 pm EDT
This past week of webOS news has seen us gathered around a crystal ball. The Veer marketing push is churning along, though it's still not here quite yet, and we've seen several glimpses into the future of webOS and HP mobile devices that have piqued our interest. No doubt, there has been a lot of chatter going on this week as well, and the Veer is actually catching on pretty nicely.
Jump after the break to catch up on your news stories for the past week, see conversations on Twitter, watch a few videos and more. Don't forget that you can always send in your own stories to us so that we can add them in next week - just email them to tim@precentral.net.
In the last week, we've finally started to see what the webOS Developer Blog meant when they said that the Veer would be getting a strong marketing push in the coming weeks. They've started with a full-page ad on the back of the New York Times, and moved on from there to take-over YouTube. Meanwhile, it also looks like they may be in the production-phase of several commercials staring some big-names from Hollywood. What's next on the list of things to do?
Taking a look into the future of webOS devices, Phil McKinney has shown off a neat feature in the works that allows users to manage home appliances (lamps, fans, etc..) from a webOS device. But that's only just before Eric Cador claimed the TouchPad would soon be "Better than Number 1" in the market, though we aren't too sure what to make of that. Can't forget that HP Play and webOS Video Conferencing are in the works as well (probably the two most exciting things that are coming with these announcements, if we're honest with ourselves).
Developer pricing for the HP Veer has been announced for those of us in the US this last week, as well as the pricing for the Pre 2 in Europe for developers. If you're a developer who has been waiting to get an officially supported webOS 2.x device to play with - now's your chance to take advantage of that discount and start building some more cool apps.
Some videos to watch
Remember the webOS CONNECT Paris event that we told you about a few weeks ago? Well, it's only been over for a few days, but scienceapps has been posting a few videos for us to watch and see what exactly was going on there at the big event. You can watch all of them, from a look at the Veer slider to a rundown of how to develop with Enyo, at his channel on YouTube.
Are you a former Android user turned webOS fan? Turphed is, and he has given us a short video to explain why he made the switch from his Eris to the Palm Pre Plus on Verizon. One comment that he made that may come as a surprise to many, the webOS App Catalog has a much wider cariety of apps available than in the Android Market. Well ok then! We'll take it!
If you want to see what the video quality is like on the AT&T HP Veer 4G, check out this video of cars driving down the street and people walking down the sidewalk. For a tiny device without the latest in camera technology built in, the Veer does record some decent video (without any noticeable lag).
Eric Harr, CEO of Resonate Media, has recently started giving the HP Veer a try to see how it manages against his current iPhone 4. Well, his tweet sums it up very nicely, as he tells us why he thinks the Veer, as tiny as it is, defeats the most popular smartphone from that forbidden fruit (Apple).
Geoff Gauchet is working hard on his webOS development projects as usual, and he gives us some dates for when he expects to have a lot of updates to his highly-anticipated applications finished. Plus, he calls out for some help from other developers on his Open Source Foursquare app - anyone want to give him a hang?
Just as Eric Harr is giving the Veer a try for the first time, Steven Blackford has no choice but to go straight webOS for the next 30 days with his smartphone after his Defy died. Take it from those of us with experience - it's not that bad.
While 30 days with only a webOS smartphone isn't too bad, 60 days with only a webOS smartphone and TouchPad, no computer at all, may be a bit more of a challenge. But that's exactly what Moe is going to be doing very soon, so keep an eye on his blog to see where he takes the project in the future.
Jan has been using her Pre 2 for nearly half a year now, and she is proud to announce that it has yet to get a single scratch on the Gorilla Glass touchscreen. Hopefully we'll all be able to say the same about the Veer's screen, which just so happens to be slightly curved.
With all of the excitement that has come with the Veer, we do have a bit of sad news. Rod Whitby of WebOS Internals has succeeded in actually bricking a Veer. He has been unable to fix it with a simple webOS doctor, and in fact has run into a few other problems as well. Hop on over to the forums to see what steps are being taken to get around this problem (and others) and to make sure you don't do the same with your own device.
To be fair, this is where the webOS community shines the brightest. So let's roll up our sleeves and dive on in to see what we can learn from this problem (and the disassembling process that's taken place afterward). Plus, it's probably a good idea to help Rod get a new device. He has, after all, bricked his only Veer to help the webOS community do more awesome things in the future.
Rod Whitby
webOS Weekly


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Brexit vote sinks global markets as traders wrongly call historic event
Vesna PoljakSenior markets reporter
Updated Jun 24, 2016 – 5.42pm, first published at 12.44pm
Global financial markets experienced their worst day since the global financial crisis as Britain voted to leave the European Union, sending the British pound to the lowest level since 1985 and threatening a global recession.
Every Group of 10 currency fell against the yen, led by the pound – which recorded its biggest drop on record during the Asian trading session. Sterling was fetching $US1.36 on Friday after the decision for Brexit was declared. The yen rallied on safe-haven buying, along with gold and United States Treasuries.
The Australian dollar fell to US73.75¢ and the S&P/ASX 200 Index fell 3.2 per cent to 5113.18, joining equity markets around the world in the red. Ten-year US Treasury yields collapsed to below 1.5 per cent and Australian yields dipped below 2 per cent.
Standard & Poor's said the UK would be downgraded to double-A from triple-A. Tomohiro Ohsumi
Futures prices indicated a torrid day ahead for the FTSE 100 and Wall Street. Banks and insurers were heavily sold in Australia and Hong Kong, where Standard Chartered and HSBC lost close to 10 per cent of their market value. UK-based insurers face significant losses in European trading when markets in the Northern Hemisphere open. In early trading Societe Generale fell 25 per cent.
Financial markets were unprepared for the prospect of a successful leave vote and the pound rallied in the days ahead of the referendum as polling pointed to a victory for the Remain camp. As the counting was reported and the Leave vote secured its lead, traders rushed to cover loss-making positions, exacerbating the volatility.
Global equities investor Jacob Mitchell, founder of Antipodes Partners, observed this was the first large-scale event in financial markets since the bull market of the 1980s that was defined by politics.
"What's interesting about this event is it's the first time it has paid to pay attention to the politics," he said. "We've finally got to the point where society was polarised. Labour share of GDP is at an all-time low, and corporate share of GDP is at all-time high.
"That's obviously what this reflects, a certain dissatisfaction with the average person's outcome. That's why it's such a shock to financial people. It is something we've been wary of ... the politics we've seen in the US, the UK and to some extent here does reflect these differences in economic outcomes."
Mr Mitchell disagreed that Brexit was a Lehman Brothers-style shock because it was more of a "political crisis than a financial crisis".
"It's a blow to confidence in the UK, a country that is dependent on foreign capital, has a large current account deficit, and is a country that needs a healthy internal investment environment for foreigners to fund it. This is not a way to create that environment," he said.
Standard & Poor's said the UK would be downgraded to double-A from triple-A. "We think that a triple-A rating is untenable under the circumstances," Moritz Kraemer, chief ratings officer for S&P, told the Financial Times.
The world is on watch for evidence of contagion stemming from the UK fallout. One area of concern is in high-yield credit, where investors are vulnerable to a sell-off as risk appetite fades.
A global recession led by the UK, Europe or Japan is now a real risk in the eyes of economists.
"We've had plenty of examples over the past decade about how financial markets can affect the real economy," said Michael Blythe, chief economist at Commonwealth Bank. "All the modelling work says the impact is going to be large and it's going to take a long time to work through. It's clearly going to impact on the UK and Europe the most, but nobody gets out of this unscathed.
"We are in unchartered territory here. We've never seen a country attempt to do what they're now going to do. They spent 40 years trying to integrate with Europe. The risk is now a bit of buyers' remorse."
Mr Blythe saw the rally in the US dollar as another blow for commodity prices, given US dollar strength is a negative for commodity demand and this would pose a hit to Australian incomes.
The US Federal Reserve won't be able to raise interest rates in 2016, said Angus Coote of Jamieson Coote Bonds, and "there is a possibility of a cut if things get really bad". "The real question now is who didn't hedge in the corporate world and who is essentially insolvent right now as a result of [British pound] collapsing. Watch for some potential corporate defaults in the next six months."
For the Reserve Bank of Australia it heightens the urgency around further cuts to the cash rate beyond the record low 1.75 per cent. Predictions around a one-quarter of a percentage point cut in August rose to 66 per cent from 37 per cent in the space of 24 hours.
Mark Woodruff, head of investor sales at Citigroup, said: "There is contagion risk, particularly in terms of Scotland potentially pushing for separation. But I would say, from a markets' perspective, this is very different from Lehman Brothers. Lehman Brothers was a systemic risk event that spoke to the core of the banking system and this is a political event."
Mr Woodruff said it might take a few sessions to gauge the impact on high-yield credit.
"Certainly Australian bonds rallied really aggressively, we saw very good performance in gold stocks, anything related to safe-yielding assets," he said.
Citigroup downgraded its Australian GDP forecast for 2017 to 2.7 per cent from 2.9 per cent.
Senior markets reporter Email Vesna at vpoljak@afr.com.au
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Andy Crestodina is a content marketer who I have followed and tried to emulate since I met him at his "wine & web" evening in Chicago last year. Andy's name has been popping up as a guest blogger on some of the best marketing blogs, and I've been keen to learn his secrets. Plus we all know we need to create remarkable content, get back links from popular sites and attract quality traffic… but what does that look like and how do we do it? In his book, Content Chemistry, he reveals what you need to do.
In a similar vein to the "Hubspot's social media scientist" Dan Zarrella, Andy takes a scientific approach to marketing, which I love. What few people know about me is that I am a content marketing person with a biochemistry degree! So this book had me at the title: "Content Chemistry".
Whilst I suspect I am in a small boat my marketing/chemistry credentials, there is plenty for content marketers to learn from Andy's illustrated handbook. It's perfect for content marketers who have got their blog, social media and email marketing off the ground, but who want to raise the roof on their results.
2. Convert those visitors into leads and customers.
Andy is a true practitioner and he explains the concepts with such simplicity that you are left feeling inspired not overwhelmed. It really is a nuts and bolts approach to the science of Search, Social and Email Marketing. Here are my Top 3 insights.
From page 95: The benefits of guest blogging are enormous — new readers, back links and the chance to flex your writing muscles! However with millions of blogs out there, how do you approach the right ones? Use Moz's free tools Open Site Explorer which tells you how many inbound links a blog has and its Domain Authority. Andy encourages us to focus on blogs with a Domain Authority of 40-70 since they will pass on a lot of "trust" and will still be attainable!
From page 102: Jon Morrow is a blogger and headline-writing extraordinaire that I discovered through this book. Jon's free e-book is called 52 Headline Hacks: A "Cheat Sheet" for Writing Blog Posts That Go Viral. It's free, so download it now!
From page 66: You know some people's faces show up in Google results? Did you know they can get 150% more clicks that other results, even if it's not the No.1 spot?
Andy give the low down on how to this. Here's a link to see Andy's video version.
You can buy Content Chemistry from Amazon or from Andy directly.
Follow @crestodina on Twitter or visit Andy's Orbit Media website.
If you're into content marketing feel free to download our latest free e-book Content Marketing Magic – it's got exclusive interviews with Joe Pulizzi, David Meerman Scott, Kevin Daum, Tim Reid, Andrew Griffiths and more!
Disclosure: I was sent a free copy of this book by the author, Andy Crestodina, and he has become a friend in the last few years. And here's my 5 star Amazon review.


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Everything You Need to Know About Producing Music, Studio Recording, Mixing, Mastering and Songwriting in 2020
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Sprecher: Austin R Stoler
A wealth of proven technical, practical, and theoretical knowledge in one book, this comprehensive collection will take your music production to the next level.
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Python Programming: 3 Books in 1
The Complete Guide to Learn Everything You Need to Know About Python
Autor: Clive Campbell
Sprecher: Austin R. Stoler
If you are afraid that audiobooks are not suitable to learn a programing language, think twice. Python syntax is very similar to the spoken language normally used in everyday life, and you will soon discover that learning how to program in Python is easy and fun!
The Ultimate Guide from Beginner to Expert, All You Need to Know About Python, Tools, Tricks, Best Practices and Advanced Features
If you are afraid that audiobooks are not suitable to learn a programing language, think twice. Python syntax is very similar to the spoken language normally used in everyday life, and you will soon discover that learning how to program in Python is easy and fun! Python Programming: The Ultimate Guide from a Beginner to Expert is the right book for a listener who is new to Python programming and, at the same time, wants to learn all the necessary tools to use Python in a professional and effective way.
DevOps and Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Handbook
Non-Programmer's Guide (Second Edition)
Autor: Stephen Fleming
Are we doing DevOps or SRE? This audiobook explains both of them in length and also covers relevant case studies and success stories and implementation strategies. This audiobook can be used by a beginner, technology consultant, business consultant, project manager, or any member of the project team trying to figure out SRE and DevOps. The structure of the audiobook is such that it answers the most asked questions about DevOps and SRE.
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Data Mining, Data Warehousing, Data Analytics, Data Visualization, Data Modelling, Regression Analysis, Big Data and Machine Learning
Autor: Travis Goleman
This guide will discuss everything that you need to know about data science for business because it is impossible not to use it in your job. As data science and big data gets more popular, it is being used in more businesses than ever before because of how efficient it is. Throughout the audiobook, you are going to find out how data can mitigate risks in business and how to handle and manage big data in business. Data can improve the efficacy of your business in several ways.
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Music Production & DJing for EDM: Everything You Need to Know to Become a World Famous EDM DJ & Music Producer
Two Book Bundle
Sprecher: Austin R. Stoler, Aubrey Parsons
Grab your chance to own this two book bundle by Tommy Swindali. Covering Everything you need to know about electronic dance music production, mixing, and DJing. This bundle includes: Electronic Dance Music Production: The Advanced Guide on How to Produce Music for EDM Producers and In the Mix: Discover the Secrets to Becoming a Successful DJ.
Music Production for Beginners, 2020 Edition
How to Produce Music, the Easy to Read Guide for Music Producers
Not so long ago, studio quality recording, mixing, and music production was only available to the rich and famous artists. However, these days it's now possible to produce professional sounding music from your own home. In fact, you don't even need to know how to play an instrument or know anything about the technology or need expensive equipment. All you need is a decent computer + inspiration, and this book will show you the rest.
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Computer Programming for Beginners - 2 in 1: Python Machine Learnig and Raspberry Pi 3
How to Learn Python Programming and Raspberry Pi 3 Coding from Scratch
Autor: Finn Sanders
Sprecher: Derek Chaplin, Austin R. Stoler
What if you could learn programming in a manner of hours, rather than months or years? Some of the traditional options for this can be difficult and challenging to get started with - but with Python and the Raspberry Pi 3, you will see the results in no time! If you have a program in mind, or you just want to be able to get some programming knowledge and learn more about the power that comes behind it, then this is the guidebook for you.
Forex Trading Master Blueprint: Learn How Make Money Using Proven Currency Trading Strategies
For Beginners and Advanced Day Trading Investors
Autor: Emerson Rios
Many of us hate our "day jobs." Many people come to Forex hoping to either strike it rich or to at least be able to quit their day job. Markets are fun and interesting, and so lots of people would rather spend their "working" time focusing on finance and making trades, as opposed to slaving away at a desk for someone else. The question is, how realistic is it to make a living doing this? I'll be honest with you: Many Forex traders end up failing. However, it's definitely possible to make a living trading Forex, and it's also possible to make a large sum of money doing it.
Anger Management in Children
Helping Your Child Express Anger in a Positive Way
Autor: Dr. Xavior Trafford
This audiobook will act as your guide as you teach your child about anger management. It is a popular misconception that anger is a negative emotion. Indeed, it is not as pleasant as other emotions like happiness or joy, but it is a normal emotion. There's absolutely nothing wrong with getting angry from time to time. The trouble only starts when uncontrollable anger affects one's quality of life. So, learning to control one's temper is an invaluable life skill.
Electronic Dance Music Production: The Advanced Guide on How to Produce Music for EDM Producers
If you love EDM and you just want to make it, but you don't know where to start, or maybe you just want to upgrade your production skills to get signed, then this book will show you how. With all the music production advice out there, it can be very easy to get overwhelmed. You may get a vague idea of the general topic. But you're more than likely to be left confused, and you definitely won't have any workable knowledge.
Really good for EDM producer!
Kubernetes vs Docker: A Step by Step Guide to Learn and Master Well
Autor: Mark Jobs
If you've recently come across the concept of containerization as the best approach to create, deploy, and run complex applications, you've been fascinated by the concept and want to try using it, read on. You're about to discover how to expand your range of possibilities in building cloud-native applications with Kubernetes and you're about to learn how to start harnessing the full power of Docker, the ultimate containerization platform as a service to take the process of creating, deploying, and running applications using containers to the next level!
The Art of Manipulation
Manipulating People Through Words and Gesture: The Ultimate Guide for Manipulate People
Autor: Abbott Becker
Whether we like it or not, manipulation is everywhere. Whether we are being influenced by advertising or controlled by other forces, it is likely that we experience it to some degree almost every day. If you have recognized this and see the ability as something that you could make work for you, then this audiobook is the perfect tool that will teach you how to succeed. Inside The Art of Manipulation: Manipulating People Through Words and Gestures: The Ultimate Guide for Manipulate People, you will discover exactly how you can make this strategy work for you.
Microservices with Kubernetes: Non-Programmer's Handbook
Sprecher: Ryan Withrow, Austin R Stoler
You may be a consultant, advisor, project manager or a novice in the IT industry. After going through this guide you'll be able to appreciate DevOps, Microservices, and other related concepts like Kanban, Scrum, Agile, SOA, Monolith Architecture, Docker, Kubernetes, etc. You'll also get to know about the leaders in Microservices and Kubernetes adoption and the impact it had on the overall agility and hyper-growth of the adopters. This audiobook covers the complete lifecycle for your understanding like: integrating, testing, deploying, and the security concerns while deploying it.
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Handbook
How SRE implements DevOps
Learn how SRE works, what the required skill sets are, how a software engineer can transit to a SRE role, how LinkedIn uses SRE to facilitate the deployment process, and much more.
Discover the Past, Present, & Future of Music Production, Recording Technology, Techniques, & Songwriting
It's a big question, and one that has been written about endlessly in an attempt to reveal the "formula" for creating a worldwide, smash hit record. First of all a good song speaks to you. You remember it, even if it's just one really good line.... It fills you with emotions, whether those be sad or happy ones. Then there is something else...it's the way the music was produced and its techniques which hook you in and enhance the listening experience. Inside this book, you will find a timeless blueprint for making smash hit songs.
Manage Your Depression, Panic, Anger, and Anxiety with DBT and Take Control of Borderline Personality Disorder
Autor: Gunther Schmid
In this audiobook, you'll understand how you can harness the power of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) to regulate your emotions, improve relationships with others, live in the moment, and counter stress regardless of the circumstances in which you are! Born as a remedy for people with borderline personality disorders (BPD), dialectical behavior therapy has proven to be a valid remedy for all types of destructive behaviors, including, but not only, food and drug abuse, disorders and many others mental health problems.
Hydroponics: The Definitive Beginner's Guide to Quickly Start Growing Vegetables, Fruits, & Herbs for Self-Sufficiency!
Autor: Michael Martinez
Stop relying on supermarkets! Learn how to grow your own vegetables, fruits, and herbs today and become self-sufficient!
Music Production, 2020 Edition
The Advanced Guide on How to Produce for Music Producers
Want to take your music productions to the next level? This book covers just about everything music production related, giving you the advanced skills required by today's global music industry. These inside secrets can be applied to real world scenarios - whether it's in audio production, electronic music production, mixing, editing, mastering, or sound for media. They even work for schools, colleges, and universities. If you take the time to apply the knowledge, then your music will elevate to a whole new level.
What You Have to Know about Data Analytics, Data Mining, Data Security, Statistics, Coding and Tips
This guide will discuss everything that you need to know about data science because It is impossible not to use it in your job. As data science and big data gets more popular, it is being used in more companies than ever before because of how efficient it is. Throughout the book, you are going to find out some of the problems that data science has and how to fix them, and the problems that it has fixed.
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1. One of my best friends serviced a meeting for Disney Consumer Products and showed me their new line of merchandise expected to hit Target this summer. I nearly died when I saw the cute Pixar shirts they're marketing… each had John Lasseter's signature on the sleeve along with his trademark smiley face with glasses. Totally buying those when they hit shelves! Every single one. I'd flaunt that Pixar gear any day, no matter what country I'm in.
2. Found out that another best friend landed a job at her dream company in SF. Words can't express how excited and proud of her I feel! Even though I'll miss her, I'm so excited for her career and new chapter of life up north.
4. A few things were purchased and planned out this week: April SF trip, June Neon Splash Dash 5K in Irvine, and four pole dancing classes. Life is meant to be exciting, so mine is no exception.
5. Friday night was the first girls movie night I've had in a loooong time. As in, probably since college (which is really sad). We watched Pitch Perfect, The Princess Diaries, and The Decoy Bride (absolutely awful despite the fact that David Tennant, my favorite Michael Urie, and the chick who also played Helena Ravenclaw and voiced Merida from Brave were in it). It was fulfilling and enjoyable, and I didn't even fall asleep. The best part was that an adorable Corgi was running around the house. I love Corgis and probably will own one someday once (if) I settle down.
6. It's been a month since I secured my working holiday visa for NZ. Time will only fly from here… 2013 is passing by quicker than I imagined. I'm really excited.
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Surely everything about Miami is a contradiction, beginning with its very existence. (I leave you to check Wikipedia or elsewhere for that great story.) But who would expect modern day restaurant codes to follow suit? Namely, a new high-end and literally sky-high eatery called Juvia, atop a parking garage on famed Lincoln Road, requires 'gentlemen' clients to wear only 'closed' shoe styles. An elegant leather sandal is entirely off limits, as my party found recently. Women, however, can come in almost naked in whatever shoe they wish and it sometimes seems that is about all they wear to show off their bodies. Shorts for men seem ok as well. Keeping off the riff-raff of the streets may be the reason but it's also reasonable to think a law suit could be in order here (as litigious action seems to be the rule everywhere these days).
The local plumber referred all of us in order to Miami Water Damage Restoration plus they came the next day to have estimation. The very next day these people started working. Miami Flood Cleanup was in advance concerning the cost and worked diligently to obtain all of our wood dried out and then any mold removed. These people labored extremely fast as well as had been really expert.


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Stanford vs. Arizona Line at -8.5 (Video)
Ean Lamb
Sep/16/2011
The Stanford vs. Arizona line was coming in at -8.5 in favor of visiting Stanford after opening at -10. This game will be televised nationally on ESPN late Saturday night. The home team has won the last three seasons in this series, however.
Bet this game from your mobile phone – in progress wagering available – get a free cash bonus 20 percent of what you open your account with here.
Jeff Grant of DonBest.com notes:
Quarterback Andrew Luck has led the program to a 9-1 September record over the last two-plus seasons, registering wins over the San Jose State Spartans (57-3) and Duke Blue Devils (44-14) in the opening two weeks of the 2011 campaign.
Luck completed 20-of-28 passes for 290 yards and tied a career-high with four touchdowns passes versus the Blue Devils on the road in Week 2. He has also helped the offense convert 90.2 percent of its chances (74-of-82) in the red zone over the last two seasons.
Stanford has won three of the last four games overall in this series, while proving victorious in four of its last five chances in the desert.
Scroll Down for Some Important Betting Trends for This Game and a Video Preview...
The passing game for Arizona could improve should Juron Criner return after undergoing an appendectomy on September 5. It is not yet clear if he will play Saturday afternoon.
The Cardinal are 7-0-1 Against The Spread in their last 8 games overall.
The Cardinal are 14-3-1 ATS in their last 18 games after allowing less than 20 points in their previous game.
The Wildcats are 1-6 ATS in their last 7 games after allowing more than 280 yards passing in their previous game.
The Wildcats are 1-5 ATS in their last 6 games following a S.U. loss.
The Wildcats are 1-5 ATS vs. a team with a winning record.
Arizona is 5-1 ATS in their last 6 games as a home underdog.
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Are you and best buddy in a 'bromance'?
Movies, TV shows celebrate "bromances"
Bromance is a close, nonsexual relationship between men
Psychologist: Straight men who share feelings with men may make better partners
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By Lola Ogunnaike
CNN's American Morning
NEW YORK (CNN) -- Bromance? On the streets of New York, the term elicited quizzical looks from the several men I approached.
Melvin, a bike messenger with meticulous cornrows and baggy jeans, assumed I was inquiring about something related to homosexuality.
One aspiring writer nervously stammered through our brief chat and made it a point to profess his love for women repeatedly.
Only one young man, a student at Fordham, knew what a bromance was and seemed comfortable enough to profess that he was indeed a bromantic. Why the weirdness? Dudes and feelings are not supposed to mix. Watch men get nervous about bromance questions »
What is a bromance? Simply put: a close non-sexual relationship between two heterosexual males. And lately it seems Hollywood can't get enough of them. Comedies featuring bromantic unions have been big at the box office.
"Wedding Crashers" (Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson), "Superbad" (Michael Cera and Jonah Hill) and, the latest, "I Love You, Man" (Paul Rudd and Jason Segel) have all showcased guys who are more than comfortable with man love.
They've been budding on the small screen too. MTV recently aired "Bromance," a show where men competed to be BFFs with star Brody Jenner (son of the Olympian Bruce). There are also Chuck Bass and Nate Archibald of "Gossip Girl"; Barney Stinson and Ted Mosby of "How I Met Your Mother"; Turk and J.D. of "Scrubs"; and Dwight and Michael of "The Office."
Rudd, Segel show 'Love' for each other
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To be clear, this isn't the stuff of the movie "Brokeback Mountain." These relationships are not being consummated.
But bromantics do share everything else: their innermost feelings over beers (or a rich burgundy), hugs, even tears. And to the consternation of some female partners, it's usually pals before gals.
Experts, meanwhile, say that gals shouldn't necessarily worry -- as long as said bromance remains platonic.
Geoffrey Greif, a Maryland-based psychologist, adds that men who are comfortable sharing their feelings with other men may actually make better partners. They tend to have no qualms about expressing themselves, he says. He believes all this bromancing is an outgrowth of the metrosexual movement.
"Men are much more comfortable with grooming, with going to work out, with their bodies," he says. "It's part of the outgrowth of the importance of trying to be yourself and trying to be comfortable with whom you are. That opens the road to more openness with other men."
Back on the streets of New York, I asked a few more men if they were open to using the "L-word" with their brothers. Kevin, who was headed to a lunch date with a buddy said, "Maybe if I was drunk."
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Happy Monday, everyone! We hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving surrounded by friends and family. We are thankful for all the couples who graciously share photos from their special day with us. Today, we have Taylor & Eric who celebrated with us on a warm and sunny September day. Wanting to mix a little bit of vintage with rustic, Taylor combined burlap and lace, incorporating it throughout the details of their wedding. We also swoon over the color palette of mauve purple, gray & champagne and the gorgeous arch made of an array of hydrangeas and greenery.
We loved having Taylor & Eric and now we love looking at these photos shot by Rachel H Photography. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do!


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Rezerwat przyrody Żurawinowe Bagno – torfowiskowy rezerwat przyrody zlokalizowany w granicach wsi Regut, przy trasie Góra Kalwaria–Mińsk Mazowiecki, w gminie Celestynów (województwo mazowieckie). Leży w granicach Mazowieckiego Parku Krajobrazowego.

Został powołany Zarządzeniem Ministra Ochrony Środowiska, Zasobów Naturalnych i Leśnictwa z dnia 19 października 1994 r. () na powierzchni 2,33 ha.

Celem ochrony jest zachowanie ze względów naukowych i dydaktycznych torfowiska przejściowego z charakterystyczną fauną i florą oraz otaczających je borów bagiennych i wilgotnych.

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import os
import unittest
from carbon.hashing import ConsistentHashRing

class HashIntegrityTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_2_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(2):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))

    def test_3_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(3):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))

    def test_4_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(4):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))

    def test_5_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(5):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))

    def test_6_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(6):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))

    def test_7_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(7):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))

    def test_8_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(8):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))

    def test_9_node_positional_itegrity(self):
        """Make a cluster, verify we don't have positional collisions"""
        ring = ConsistentHashRing([])
        for n in range(9):
            ring.add_node(("192.168.10.%s" % str(10+n),"%s" % str(10+n)))
        self.assertEqual(
                len([n[0] for n in ring.ring]),
            len(set([n[0] for n in ring.ring])))


text:
Title XXXVII
Insurance Chapter 648
Bail Bond Agents And Runners View Entire Chapter
648.355 Temporary limited license as limited surety agent or professional bail bond agent; pending examination.--
(1) The department may, in its discretion, issue a temporary license as a limited surety agent or professional bail bond agent, subject to the following conditions:
(a) The applicant is a natural person at least 18 years of age.
(b) The applicant is a bona fide resident of this state. An individual who is a bona fide resident of this state shall be deemed to meet the residence requirement of this paragraph, notwithstanding the existence, at the time of application for temporary license, of a license in the individual's name on the records of another state as a resident licensee of such other state, if the applicant furnishes a letter of clearance satisfactory to the department that the individual's resident licenses have been canceled or changed to a nonresident basis and that the individual is in good standing.
(c) The applicant is a person of high character and approved integrity and has never been convicted of or pleaded guilty or no contest to a felony, a crime involving moral turpitude, or a crime punishable by imprisonment of 1 year or more under the law of any state, territory, or country, whether or not a judgment or conviction is entered.
(d) Within 4 years prior to the date of application for a temporary license, the applicant has successfully completed a basic certification course in the criminal justice system, consisting of not less than 80 hours of classroom instruction and has successfully completed a correspondence course for bail bond agents approved by the department.
(e) The applicant must be employed at the time of application, and at all times throughout the existence of the temporary license, by only one licensed and appointed supervising bail bond agent, managing general agent, or authorized insurer, who supervises the work of the applicant and is responsible for the licensee's conduct in the bail bond business.
(f) The application must be accompanied by a certificate of employment and a report as to the applicant's integrity and moral character on a form prescribed by the department and executed by the employer.
(g) The applicant shall file with the department statements by a least three reputable citizens who are residents of the same counties in which the applicant proposes to engage as a temporary licensee.
(h) The applicant's employer is responsible for the bail bonding acts of any licensee under this section.
(2) All applicable license fees, as prescribed in s. 624.501, must be paid before issuance of the temporary license.
(3) The temporary license shall be effective for a period of 1 year, subject to earlier termination at the request of the employer or if suspended or revoked by the department.
(4) The applicant shall furnish, with the application for temporary license, a complete set of the applicant's fingerprints and a recent credential-sized, fullface photograph of the applicant. The applicant's fingerprints shall be certified by an authorized law enforcement officer. The department shall not issue a temporary license under this section until the department has received a report from the Department of Law Enforcement and the Federal Bureau of Investigation relative to the existence or nonexistence of a criminal history report based on the applicant's fingerprints.
(5) The department may collect a fee necessary to cover the cost of a character and credit report made by an established and reputable independent reporting service. The fee shall be deposited to the credit of the Insurance Commissioner's Regulatory Trust Fund.
(6) After licensure as a temporary licensee for at least 6 months, such licensee may file an application for and become eligible for a regular bail bond agent's license based on the licensee's experience in the bail bond business and education pursuant to paragraph (1)(d) and, if otherwise qualified, take the required bail bond agent's licensure examination.
(7) In no event shall a temporary licensee licensed under this section perform any of the functions for which a bail bond agent's license is required after expiration of the temporary license without having passed the written examination as for a regular bail bond agent's license.
(8) Under the temporary license, the licensee shall have the same authority conferred and authorized by the laws of this state upon a licensed bail bond agent which shall include presenting defendants in court, apprehending, arresting, and surrendering defendants to the proper authorities, and keeping defendants under necessary surveillance; however, a temporary licensee shall not have the authority to execute or sign bonds, handle collateral receipts, or deliver bonds to appropriate authorities. A temporary licensee may not operate an agency or branch agency separate from the location of the supervising bail bond agent, managing general agent, or insurer by whom the licensee is employed.
(9) The department shall not issue a temporary bail bond agent's license to any individual who has held such a temporary license in this state within 2 years after the expiration of such temporary bail bond agent's license.
History.--s. 13, ch. 96-372.


I'm trying to use Touch OSC to send some keyboard combinations (like for instance control-shift-h).
I am connecting an iPad running Touch OSC to a Mac Pro via both TouchOSC (via USB) Bridge and also a network connection on the iPad in TouchOSC's "Connections" setup page.
Midi connections are working fine. I can send midi notes flawlessly, and I can send midi-controllers via the iPad's faders.
When I try to send keystrokes, however, simple ones like F7 (function-7) work just fine, but adding things like Control, Shift, Alt or Command to that won't work.
Below an image of something that won't work...control-shift-alt-D.
Is there a trick for this?
Last edited by NRKorsakov; 11-15-2017 at 03:38 PM.
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