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Seven central banks have issued a set of reports intended to build a global consensus for the design and development of a retail digital currency.
Building on an initial report outlining foundational principles for CBDCs published in 2020, the group formed by Bank of Canada, Bank of England, Bank of Japan, European Central Bank, Federal Reserve, Sveriges Riksbank, Swiss National Bank and the Bank for International Settlements has now turned to practical policy and implementation issues.
While none of these central banks has yet decided to proceed with a retail CBDC, they believe continuing to work on the topic is key, due to its wide-ranging implications.
Benoît Cœuré, head of the BIS Innovation Hub and working group co-chair, says: "CBDCs can foster innovation and preserve the best elements of the current system as it evolves. This group is helping central banks to answer difficult and practical questions about how to offer safe and neutral currency with interoperable systems that harness new technology and serve the public."
The first report explores how private-public collaboration and interoperability can be designed into CBDC systems. In particular, policies about privacy and access to payment data would be key design elements in order to maintain public trust, the group concludes.
The second report focuses on how a CBDC could best serve people and businesses in a fast-changing technological landscape. Lessons from previous payment innovations compiled in the report, show that success often requires harnessing network effects and not requiring users to obtain new devices.
The third report outlines the possible impact of CBDC issuance on banking systems, in terms of intermediation capacity and overall resilience. Preliminary analysis highlights the importance of allowing the financial system time to adjust and the flexibility to use safeguards to influence CBDC adoption.
Sir Jon Cunliffe, Bank of England deputy governor for financial stability and working group co-chair, comments: "This collaborative input from a group of central banks will help make sure that innovation in an increasingly digital world, the role the private sector plays in any CBDC system to help it meet future payments needs, and how the financial system might evolve are carefully evaluated. These reports make sure these issues are at the centre of the debate on CBDCs."
The publication of the reports come a day after the Bank of England announced the membership of the central bank digital currency (CBDC) Engagement and Technology Forums. The membership is wide-ranging, and includes representatives from major banks, neo-banks, cards and payment schemes, retailers, and consumer advice agencies.
The Technology Forum met for the first time in late September, while the Engagement Forum will have its inaugural meeting later in the year.
https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/38940/central-banks-convene-on-cbdcs/payments
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Egnyte, the market leader in Adaptive Enterprise File Services, today announced it has been named a Visionary in Gartner's Magic Quadrant (MQ) for the Enterprise File Synchronization and Sharing (EFSS) market (report published July 22, 2015 - download here). While this fast-moving market has drastically changed over the past year — with IPOs, privatization, and acquisitions — Egnyte has maintained its focus and is the only vendor in the MQ to make a significant move into a new category. The company has been recognized for its completeness of vision and ability to execute, and is positioned the highest for ability to execute in the Visionaries quadrant.
Egnyte has forged ahead in the EFSS market, mapping to the needs of both IT and businesses users. The company earlier this year announced its Adaptive Enterprise File Services aimed at providing content analytics to improve workflow efficiencies and optimize infrastructure investments. As the only provider with an open and advanced hybrid infrastructure, Egnyte provides the unique flexibility companies across industries need from their EFSS provider, including an open platform to connect with any cloud, on-premises storage or application. This significantly eliminates vendor lock-in and preserves past infrastructure investments.
With its continued commitment to effectively meet the needs of enterprises across industries, Egnyte's open, hybrid architecture has been built for secure access and sharing of files, answering business users' needs —even when on the go— and in heterogeneous on-premises and cloud environments. The company's focus has been on enhancing its public API, offering intelligent content analytics, and simple deployment methods.
For the full overview of Egnyte, you can view the full Gartner MQ report here.


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By Russ Baker, Special Correspondent
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Democracy on Trial
Serbians sure have a talent for understatement. The same country that still manages, more than two years after the fact, to go about life as if no war crimes were committed by its troops and its allies, has now managed to throw a wrench into democratization, nullifying its first post-Milosevic presidential election with a spectacular yawn.
Fewer than half of all eligible voters bothered to vote in today's runoff election, rendering it null and void. The Serbian constitution states that no election is valid unless turnout is at least 50 percent plus one. This means that a whole new election will have to be scheduled on some yet-to-be-determined date. It also introduces another element of uncertainty and instability into a country struggling to westernize its economy, introduce democratic reforms and gain a welcome back into the international community after being vilified for its role in Bosnia and Kosovo war crimes.
Of those who did vote, an estimated 66.4 percent supported Vojislav Kostunica, who was hoping to trade his position as president of the Yugoslav Federation, which will become increasingly irrelevant in a structural revamp, for the parallel position at the Serbian helm. He'd been warning against rapid changes in the economy that, he said, were designed to accommodate Western demands but resulting in societal dislocations. Only a third of voters supported Yugoslav Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus, an economist, who had been urging faster changes. Both Kostunica and Labus have been accused of corruption, including close ties to business people who have profited greatly from privatization, although charges against Labus appear to have harmed him more with voters.
About 45.9 percent of eligible voters turned out. This was a drop from the first round two weeks ago, in which turnout was a slightly less anemic 52 percent. Extreme nationalist candidate Vojislav Seselj, who had been backed by former president Slobodan Milosevic from his jail cell in The Hague and came in third in the first round with 22 percent of the vote, had urged his supporters to boycott the runoff. For the election to succeed, nearly all of Seselj's voters would have had to defy him.
In many countries, this electoral failure would be seen as a crisis. But Serbians are surprisingly blasé about the whole thing. Even at the Media Center, a press club where reporters gathered to hear returns and analysis, the tone was distinctly phlegmatic. Within half an hour of the announcement, everyone had gone home.
A number of factors clearly contributed to the poor turnout, besides the Sesejl boycott and rainy weather. Perhaps more importantly, neither of the candidates seemed to have the political skills, charisma or issues to capture the public imagination. A heavily promoted televised debate failed to generate even sputtering fireworks, as neither candidate showed an instinct for the jugular or a command of the medium.
Depending on impending parliamentary maneuvering, the next election could come as early as November, or, alternatively, Serbia could find itself without a legitimately elected president for the first half of next year. Current Serbian president Milan Milutinovic, whose term expires at the end of the year, has been indicted by the Hague Tribunal for atrocities in Kosovo, and is expected to turn himself in shortly, in which case the parliament speaker would serve as interim president. The parliament itself is in some turmoil.
"Serbia doesn't know where it wants to go," says James Lyon, Serbia director for the nongovernmental organization, International Crisis Group. "It's clearly not too keen about hurrying into a transition, not too keen about reform. It's not sure it wants to pull itself out of socialism and communism." The fact that two-thirds of those who did vote backed Kostunica seemed an endorsement of his go-slow approach, but also a sign of support for his quasi-nationalist tendencies and a rebuke of Labus for his ties to forces that have cooperated with the Hague Tribunal and acquiesced in turning over Milosevic.
The low turnout itself seemed to signify primarily that, after an exhausting decade of war and politics, people have had enough. "Why do you think so few people voted?" I asked a woman in the Media Center offices. "Because we're not interested," she said with a smile, before grabbing her coat and sprinting for the door.

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Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells Reveals Its First Official Trailer
by Gavin Sheehan
It's been a couple of months since we heard about Zynga making Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells, but now we have the first trailer for it. If you're not familiar with the game, this is basically the next puzzle game on the docket from the company, only it has a bit of the Potter twist. Calling back to the books and films that made the franchise popular and putting a little magic into the challenges that lay ahead for you. The game is working with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment for the licensing while it will be published under Portkey Games. The game still doesn't have a proper release date, however, as it's still being listed as "coming soon". Here's some added info released today with the trailer.
Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells, courtesy of Zynga.
"From the Great Hall of Hogwarts to the Gryffindor common room, Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells gives players a chance to revisit their favorite Wizarding World landmarks in a new way," said Bernard Kim, President of Publishing at Zynga. "This new trailer gives the first look at what to expect, and we urge fans to stay tuned to the magic, mischief and puzzles ahead through the game's website."
Harry Potter: Puzzles & Spells, the recently announced game coming to mobile devices worldwide, has released its first official teaser trailer. From platform nine and three-quarters and Diagon Alley, to the Hogwarts Express and the Grand Staircase, this first video takes players on an advance tour of some of the beloved settings they will visit as they progress through the puzzle gameplay. The game celebrates the affinity for challenge and mystery in the Wizarding World with its first match-3 puzzle game for mobile devices. Melding innovative match-3 puzzle gameplay with magic, players will encounter the most iconic moments and memorable faces from the original Harry Potter films as they utilise potions, spells, and other magic abilities and objects to progress through fanciful levels.
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Gavin is the current Games Editor for Bleeding Cool. He has been a lifelong geek who can chat with you about comics, television, video games, and even pro wrestling. He can also teach you how to play Star Trek chess, be your Mercy on Overwatch, recommend random cool music, and goes rogue in D&D. He also enjoys hundreds of other geeky things that can't be covered in a single paragraph. Follow @TheGavinSheehan on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Vero, for random pictures and musings.
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HSH 006: The $64k Vacation-Style Launch with Jenna Soard
Jenna Soard has been a graphic designer for as long as she could remember. Having a lot of entrepreneurs in her family gave her an entrepreneurial spirit at a very young age. She began doing graphic design in the mid 1990s and started designing for her high school.
After obtaining her MBA, she started her own graphic design company. She worked for 200 companies including Nike and also had the opportunity to teach in four different universities. She now teaches entrepreneurs on how to brand themselves.
"What happens to a lot of entrepreneurs is you're in a hurry, you need something done right away and you don't have a strategy about it"
She launched a branding program about two years ago and found success. Before this, she had done a lot of testing and figured out her "Launch Your Brand" program worked best.
From past experience, November and December were the best months for launching. Although she was going on a month-long trip during her launch and her mentors discouraged her from travelling during that time, she decided to still go with it.
"I want to live the lifestyle that I want. I have a brand that people know, like and trust and I have this great credibility, so why not try it?"
Since she was travelling, she decided to do a combination of blogs, emails and a Q&A webinar to promote the program. She worked on the launch in the morning and at night during her trip. That specific launch resulted in sales of $64,000, twice as much as any of her other launches, with less effort required.
What helped the launch to be so successful, apart from being emotionally detached from it, was that she teamed up with people who were willing to do bonus exchanges. She also made sure that there were affordable payment plans available, a self-study version of the program as well as a VIP version. The VIP program included meetings twice a week to give feedback and advice, so she was able to increase the price significantly.
"I decided I didn't want to do this business unless I was changing people's lives. If I don't have a connection with my students, then I don't want to do this"
"It's from me being a professor for so long, I know what it takes for somebody be able to really learn something or not"
The launch process was planned in advance and was mostly automated. The sales funnel consisted of a "roadmap" checklist with a link to her program. In addition, each item of the checklist is linked to a lesson in the program, so it was acting as an introduction to the VIP program.
The email series, on the other hand, was more like a three-step process. The first part was to talk about struggles the client is experiencing, and getting them to relate with you. The second part was to paint the picture of why her programs solved their struggles and the final part was introducing the program and presenting the product.
"I did a lot of testing and a lot of failing before I got to this point. So if you are trying things out and failing, your failures are your biggest treasures"
Jenna found a way to merge all of her systems (membership platforms, courses) that were working, tying them together perfectly into what she calls her "secret sauce."
Before you invest time and money into branding, she advises to make sure that people want what you are selling.
"I have had people develop beautiful brands with product ideas that there is no market for. We can make the most beautiful brand in the world, but if people don't want what you're selling, they are not going to buy from you"
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A visual and interactive orientation experience! The story of the Battle of Gettysburg is told from two perspectives - the civilians who lived in the town before, during and after the battle, and the soldiers who fought in the fields and through the town. First, take a step back in time to the town of Gettysburg, and learn about the people who found themselves in the middle of a epic battle! Utilizing various historical documents, artifacts, interactive displays and 3-D photography, visitors discover ordinary people doing extraordinary things, at a difficult time in our nation's history.
The second part of the tour is a 20-minute movie presentation that offers a great orientation to the Battle of Gettysburg. The award-winning movie, "Gettysburg: An Animated Map," is presented by the Civil War Trust. The Gettysburg Heritage Center museum is the perfect place to begin your tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield!
Located in the lobby of the Heritage Center is one of Gettysburg's largest and finest gift shops! It offers a wide selection of apparel, books, souvenirs, gifts, collectibles, home decor, games and toys, and much more!
With a conscientious, courteous staff, the Gettysburg Heritage Center assures each customer first-rate assistance.
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I am a tall girl. Not the tallest, but definitely tall. I am about 5 ft 11, none of my pajamas reach my ankles and just yesterday I managed to get my hair caught in something dangling from the ceiling of an aquarium I was visiting (I managed to escape without anyone noticing).
When you picture a tall person you may envision a long, graceful supermodel; or you may think of someone lanky and awkward, who sticks out like a sore thumb in photos with their average sized friends (sometimes we crouch). Like everything in life, there are pros and cons of being a giant among humans. Here is just a selection.
(This is going to be a blog post aimed mostly at girls, but y'know, I've seen guys rock skirts) ANYWAY, yes, those floor length skirts and dresses must have been designed for us in mind. I can't wear midi skirts because for some reason they make me look frumpy, and sometimes a mini skirt or dress makes me feel too self-conscious. But maxi clothes feel effortlessly glamorous, or for when I'm feeling a bit hippy like. Plus, amazingly, I can just pick out a maxi skirt or dress in shop, and I never seem to have to worry about it hanging above my ankles. Result.
Another point about being aesthetically pleasing. But yes, generally being tall comes with the gift of being leggy (a plus for both men and women) because, well, where else would we get our height from. I've had a few nicknames based on my legs, from Crazy Legs in high school to Detachable Legs currently (both too long and random to explain), so yes, legs are definitely a main feature of being tall. Whilst it is a general fashion tip for women that they should wear heels to "lengthen" their legs, we were born with it.
I am not the best example for this, as I am very shy and I tend to prefer being in the background and to avoid being the centre of attention. However, when I see people walking down the street, it is the tall people I remember the most. In my opinion this is an advantage in life, e.g. in job interviews, because you want to be memorable. First impressions count and being tall is generally people's first, and memorable, impression of you. You can wow them with your personality later.
In any crowds, if you lose who you're with you can easily spot/be spotted, but it is a very good advantage if you enjoy going to gigs and festivals. In occasions such as these, people become very pushy to get a good view of the stage, but if you're tall you already have a good view of the stage. And if anyone complains they can't see because of you, well, it's what you were born with so there's no point feeling bad or guilty about it.
The previous point is easier said than done, when people are complaining about your height in crowds, and you're feeling under pressure to apologise for what genetics gave you. Understandably it is very annoying to have paid for a ticket and then to be unable to see the stage- I hate it when another tall person stands directly in front of my eye line. Yes it is not our fault, but we can't help feeling responsible for it.
I meet relatives I have not seen since I was toddler. Nearly always their first comment is "Haven't you grown!" It is a common thing for elderly relatives to say, but when you're tall you know what they are really thinking is "Bloody hell, you're twice the height of me". And further comments are always made. Anybody I meet in life might at some point look at me and say "You're really tall!" 'Really?! I have never noticed- but that explains why I have to crouch to hug most of my friends, and why I keep hitting my head'. Of course I never want to be rude, but after 20 years of being tall, I still have no idea how to respond.
You meet a kind, good looking, all round wonderful person- but their eye-line comes into contact with your chin. I am being incredibly shallow, but there is stigma against a couple where the girl is taller than the guy. Sometimes the guy doesn't want to be the shorter one, sometimes the girl wishes she could wear her heels without worry. And couple photos are always kinda funny. I like a guy to be at least my height, but when a couple works, they work, even when she has to be the one to reach for things.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all that jazz. I enjoy being tall, as much as I am sure I would enjoy being short or medium. I always believe that everyone should be happy with whatever weird and wonderful body shape they have, because it is theirs: to love and to hate, but to let their personality stand out more than their looks. And even if I was a more dainty, curvy, stylish looking person, I would still complain about my looks, just like everyone else would.


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Mangaluru, Oct 25, 2016: As per reports, employees of an ATM agency reportedly cheated various banks of Rs 88 lakh cash required to be loaded into the ATMs.
A case in this regard has been registered at Kadri police station.
It is said that several banks had handed over the task of loading their ATMs with cash to a private agency.
But recently the banks found out that the agency had cheated them.
Mere irresponsibility , because the company has taken the advantage. But this is like athi asae gathi kedu. He will lose the deal and also the future of the company .
he will be soon in police net soon .


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Georgia joins 13 other states supporting Indiana's right to enforce immigration laws
Attorney General Chris Carr recently joined a 13-state coalition in support of Indiana's right to defend and enforce its sanctuary cities law.
Georgia's Attorney General, Chris Carr, joins 13 other states in support of Indiana's right to defend and enforce sanctuary cities laws.
"Local governments should not be allowed to pick and choose which laws they want to follow," said Attorney General Chris Carr. "We joined this multistate coalition because we believe sanctuary jurisdictions — cities and localities that prohibit or otherwise obstruct cooperation between federal and local officials on immigration enforcement — defy the rule of law and deprive law enforcement of the tools necessary for effective civil and criminal enforcement."
In 2017, Marion County, Indiana willingly entered into a consent decree in federal district court allowing the county to ignore Indiana's laws requiring it to comply with federal immigration law, including federal detainer requests. Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill sought to intervene in the case to defend the state's own laws, but the district court denied Indiana's request. The multi-state coalition's brief supports Indiana's appeal of that ruling and explains that States must be able to intervene in such proceedings to defend the proper application and scope of their sanctuary cities law.
In September of 2017, Georgia joined a separate multi-state amicus brief in support of a Texas law, Senate Bill 4, that prohibits local entities and officials from interfering with federal immigration enforcement. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit upheld the majority of Senate Bill 4 last week.
Led by Texas, the following states are also a part of the current multi-state coalition in support of Indiana: Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina and West Virginia, along with Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin and Maine Governor Paul LePage.
View the brief here: https://bit.ly/2pf7liQ.
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Three inmates escaped from the Curry County Detention Center Friday and were at large into the evening, per a news release from the Curry County Sheriff's Office.
The men were seen exiting an east-facing door at the facility and traveling north on foot, read the release.
Aaron Clark Davis, 31, was being held for failure to appear in court, possession of firearm by a felon, attempt to commit child abuse, identify theft and credit card fraud.
He was described sporting blond hair, hazel eyes and dark-rimmed glasses. He stands 6 foot 1 inches tall, and weighs 255 pounds.
Davis had a lion with a crown tattoo on the right side of his neck, and the letter "C" with a crown on top on the left side, records show.
He also had the letter "G" tattooed on his throat, $100 bills on his left hand, a cobra tattooed on his right hand, and skulls, tombstones and an image of Jessica Rabbit on his forearms.
Victor Andrew Apodaca, 28, was being held for being a felon in possession of a firearm, receiving stolen property, trafficking controlled substances, distribution of marijuana and failure to appear in court.
He was also being held for the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, for charges in that state.
Apodaca was described as standing 5 feet 10 inches and weighing 155 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.
He sported tattoos reading "Renee" and "Andrea" on his neck, on his left hand he had another tattoo reading "Andrea," and "Apodaca" tattooed on his back.
Ricky Ramon Sena, 24, was being held for aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.
He stands 6 feet tall, weighing 145 pounds, with a tattoo reading "Sena" and two Zia symbols on his right arm.
He also had a tattoo reading "Nuevo Mexico" on his face and chest area, records show.
Anyone with information about the escapees was asked to contact any law enforcement agency immediately, read the release.


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Registering as a Sex Offender
Florida residents who have been convicted of certain sexual offenses can be required to regularly register with as sex offenders or sexual predators. These registration requirements are in place for the benefit of the public so communities best protect children.
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Who is required to register as a sex offender in Florida?
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Individuals Required to Register as a Sex Offenders in Palm Beach County
A sex offender in Florida needs to register in person at his or her local sheriff's office at least twice a year. If there is any change in his or her permanent or temporary residence, this needs to be reported within 48 hours. He or she must also report in person to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (DHSMV) to secure or renew a valid Florida driver license or identification card.
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Sexual Misconduct Prohibited — Florida Statutes § 393.135, § 394.4593, § 916.1075, and § 985.701
Kidnapping (where alleged victim was minor and alleged offender was not alleged victim's parent or guardian) — Florida Statute § 787.01
False imprisonment (where alleged victim was minor and alleged offender was not alleged victim's parent or guardian) — Florida Statute § 787.02
Luring or Enticing a Child (where alleged victim was minor and alleged offender was not alleged victim's parent or guardian) — Florida Statute § 787.025
Human Trafficking — Florida Statute § 787.06
Sexual Battery — Florida Statute § 794.011
Unlawful Sexual Activity with Certain Minors — Florida Statute § 794.05
Procuring a Person Under the Age of 18 For Prostitution — Florida Statute § 796.03
Selling or Buying of Minors into Sex Trafficking or Prostitution — Florida Statute § 796.035
Lewd/Lascivious Offense Committed Upon or in the Presence of Persons Less Than 16 Years of Age — Florida Statute § 800.04
Video Voyeurism of a Minor — Florida Statute § 810.145
Lewd/Lascivious Offense Committed Upon or in the Presence of an Elderly Person or Disabled Adult — Florida Statute § 825.1025
Sexual Performance by a Child — Florida Statute § 827.071
Protection of Minors; Prohibition of Certain Acts in Connection with Obscenity — Florida Statute § 847.0133
Computer Pornography — Florida Statute § 847.0135
Transmission of Child Pornography by Electronic Device/Equipment — Florida Statute § 847.0137
Transmission of Material Harmful to Minors to a Minor by Electronic Device/Equipment — Florida Statute § 847.0138
Selling or Buying of Minors — Florida Statute § 847.0145
This requirement also applies to Florida residents who were convicted of a violation of a similar law of another jurisdiction (including federal, military, other state, or country) and he or she was released from or is currently serving parole, probation, or incarceration for a qualifying sex offense, he or she establishes or maintains a residence (permanent, temporary, or transient) in Florida and has a requirement to register or would have a requirement to register as a sexual offender in another jurisdiction, or he or she was adjudicated delinquent for one of the following offenses and was 14 years of age or older at the time of the offense:
Lewd/Lascivious Offense Committed Upon or in the Presence of Persons Less Than 16 Years of Age (where the alleged victim was under 12 years of age or the court finds sexual activity by the use of force or coercion, the alleged victim was under 12 years of age and the court finds molestation involving unclothed genitals, or the victim was under 16 years of age but more than 12 years of age and the court finds the use of force or coercion and unclothed genitals) — Florida Statute § 800.04
Violation of a Similar Law of Another Jurisdiction (including federal, military, other state, or country)
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A person may be classified as a sexual predator if he or she has been designated as such by a court order and was either convicted of a sexually violent offense as defined in The Florida Sexual Predators Act (Florida Statute § 775.21) or was civilly committed under the Florida Jimmy Ryce Sexually Violent Predator Act. Repeat sex offenders may also be classified as sexual predators.
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Any Attempt or Conspiracy to Commit Such Offense
Sex offenders and sexual predators must maintain registration for the duration of their life.
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Sex offenders only petition for a hearing is they have been lawfully released from sanctions, confinement, or supervision for at least 25 years and have not been arrested for any felony or misdemeanor offenses since their releases. Sexual predators are not allowed to petition Florida courts for removal of their designations, and courts must ensure that granting any petition does not conflict with requirements of the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006 or any other provisions of federal law.
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99 Homes (2014)
Posted on March 6, 2022 by Doc
This one is a tough one. I remember seeing trailers for this movie, 99 Homes starring Andrew Garfield and Michael Shannon, when the film was in theaters, and I was looking forward to seeing it. However, it never came to any of the theaters that were in my area and it slipped into the abyss. I found it on a list of underrated films and I then rented it from Vudu.
The film is a difficult watch, and really takes the character played by Andrew Garfield and puts him through the wringer. Garfield, who had a fantastic 2021 being named the EYG Star of the Year, earning an Oscar nomination and appearing in the biggest film of the year, has been able to show how amazing he is as an actor, and he brought all of his skills to this morally grey film.
Dennis Nash (Andrew Garfield) was a struggling construction worker who lived at home with his mom (Laura Dern) and his son Connor (Noah Lomax). They were set to be evicted from their home by the sheriff's department and real estate operator Rick Carver (Michael Shannon). Carver was detached and cold as the eviction was taking place, with Dennis taking his family to live at a motel.
Dennis discovered some of his tools had been stolen, so he went to Carver's place of business and confronted the movers who he believed had taken them. Carver was impressed with Dennis's manner and he offered him a job. Soon, Dennis had become Carver's assistant and was doing evictions along with him.
Andrew Garfield is sensational in this movie as Dennis slowly loses himself as the money and the success rolls in. He started everything with the noble attempt to regain his family home, but as the money increased, Dennis found himself doing things that he did not expect.
Michael Shannon was excellent as he always is. There was a predatory nature to the character of Rick Carver that Shannon played expertly. His emotionless manner showed him to be a shark of a man who was doing actions that were borderline criminal and he pulled Dennis into the world along with him.
It was tough to watch Dennis succumb to the darker aspects of himself as he became more like Carver with every eviction. Dennis knew what he was doing was sketchy, at least, since he did not tell his mom what exactly he had been doing. When she found out, sparks really began to fly.
99 Homes was tense and full of anxiousness. The performances were tremendous and the story really focused on how easy it was to take advantage of the differing classes in American society. This is a film all home owners should see.
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2018 Italian Grand Prix Free Practice & Qualifying Thread
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Exactly, was going to say the same thing as you. Specially regarding Canada
you mean the Canada where Hamilton admitted to struggling throughout qualifying and where he was never comfortable with the car? Where he kept uncharacteristically locking up under braking? That Canada? I don't think it's at all contentious to imagine that he would have gone quicker without his issues, and given that he was just over a tenth slower than Bottas and he himself thought he lost more than that by locking up, I'm pretty comfortable saying that an on-form Hamilton would have beaten Bottas.
No such issues presented themselves to Vettel here today, so think you guys are just reaching
You've not seen Vettel saying he was not happy with his lap because he made several mistakes?
I've seen him saying he was not happy, yes. If you really want to push this comparison, here's what Hamilton said after Canada:
So constantly today going into that corner I was struggling to get the car stopped, be it front locking or rear locking, so it was quite messy.
"I need to look into it to see exactly what it is, but that was definitely a good chunk of time there. Definitely just in that corner alone it was pole position for sure."
http://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/11390886/canadian-gp-lewis-hamilton-rues-messy-qualifying-in-montreal
while today Vettel said:
"At the end of the day Kimi did the job, I don't think I could have gone any quicker."
http://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/11485545/italian-gp-sebastian-vettel-keeps-qualifying-unhappiness-to-himself
Vettel certainly wasn't happy and felt he under-performed, but there wasn't one single area he could point to where he definitely lost a lot of time, like Hamilton did in Canada. But let's pretend they're exactly the same situation, shall we?
http://www.skysports.com/f1/news/12433/ ... to-himself
Hamilton enjoyed the tow from his team-mate Valtteri Bottas but also claimed he would have been giving one to Vettel as the Ferrari was just behind him on track.
"Here the effect of the tow is huge for everyone and getting the gap right is important," the championship leader explained.
Was it Vettel or Hamilton who said this?
Well spotted it was actually Hamilton that said it not Vettel, what Vettel actually said is what I put forward.
Ah yes, my bad. I missed that intervening paragraph, apologies. In my defence the rest of the article I quoted was about Vettel!
Still, doesn't change much. Vettel saying he had a scrappy lap isn't anywhere near the same as Hamilton struggling with severe lockups where it's plain to see exactly where the issue was.
How does it not change much, neither driver maximised their laps, methinks double standards in play here when trying to determine the ultimate performance of the cars.
I didn't miss it. The most salient bit is the one where he says he couldn't have gone any quicker. Case closed right there.
If you don't see the difference between saying it wasn't a tidy lap in general and specifically pointing to major locking up errors in a corner which cost a driver pole then there's little point discussing. You see what you want to see.
The article says that Vettel made an error in the first chicane and Vettel himself said it wasn't a tidy lap which means obviously that he made mistakes but you run with the one sentence that backed up what you said were perhaps at that time Vettel was looking not to take credit away from Kimi.
It's been explained multiple times. You just keep ignoring anything you don't understand. It's not worth the bother
Just a little post to say that I found it odd that yesterday for qualifying all the talk was about getting a tow, while 12 years ago that meant being impeded...
I think most people realised at the time that was an unjust penalty.
Like I said, not worth it
All I see is someone running with something that he thought proved his point and when found to be wrong will not back down, you thought Vettel maximised his lap to show it was different to Hamilton's messed up lap in Canada, you made a mistake but now that doesn't even matter because your point still stands.
Where did I say he maximised his lap? I ran a quote, which I've already admitted I got wrong and apologised for, so not sure where the refusal to back down comes from.
The key point, which is frankly utterly bizarre that you don't get, is that a driver saying he wasn't happy with his lap is nowhere near the same as one where a highly visible lockup occurs which has an obvious impact on it. Vettel said his final lap was worse than his previous ones, which is plainly not true as he improved his time. Did he leave time on the table? Of course he did, because Kimi was quicker. But could he have gone quicker than Kimi? Well, he hasn't claimed that, has he? Who can say? But Hamilton categorically stated that his lockups cost him pole, so the two scenarios are completely different. But all this will just go over your head because as usual you just fixate on one thing and ignore any argument which doesn't fit in with it.
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That was a corrupt decision in 06. No other explanation.
Makes me wonder what other results they have fiddled over the years to get the result they wanted.
Actually, it wasn't corrupt at all. Whether we liked that decision or not, it was completely according to the rules then in force. At that time, there was a permanent steward, in an effort to make racing fair, and penalties consistent. Because he was "too consistent", the result was what is now euphemistically called "letting them race".
I have to be honest and admit I don't know whether track limits were policed to any extent at that time. But I don't doubt for a second that penalties would have been handed out without good reason, and consistently, if they had been.
The tows on the final runs.
Hamilton started his lap 3.2 seconds behind Bottas
Vettel started his lap 3.7 seconds behind Hamilton
Raikkonen started his lap 2.5 seconds behind Vettel
I don't know what is optimum but that was the gaps they had as they crossed the line to start their final Q3 runs
Raikkonen on board
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q5_fo16E4LU
It wasn't a consistent decision though in this case.
I know Vettel want to emulate his hero, but maybe he should ease up on that a bit!
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Well it took Schumacher 5 years to get his first title for Ferrari, Vettel's in his 4th year so maybe let Hamilton have the title this year otherwise he will be a year too early.
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