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MOSC is a free mobile app to save & compare products of online stores with a single click and get notified in real-time in case of discount. All your products will be gathered in one unique place, your Mobile Online Shopping Cart. Mos separates touchpad and mouse scrolls independently, then, you can set the direction of the touchpad and mouse wheel separately. Also, Mos providing smooth scrolling for your mouse, whether you are a Windows user or a MacOS, you can move freely.
Source
- mosquitto-2.0.10.tar.gz (GPG signature)
- Git source code repository (github.com)
Older downloads are available at https://mosquitto.org/files/
Binary Installation
The binary packages listed below are supported by the Mosquitto project. In many cases Mosquitto is also available directly from official Linux/BSD distributions.
Windows
- mosquitto-2.0.10-install-windows-x64.exe (64-bit build, Windows Vista and up, built with Visual Studio Community 2019)
- mosquitto-2.0.10-install-windows-x32.exe (32-bit build, Windows Vista and up, built with Visual Studio Community 2019)
Older installers can be found at https://mosquitto.org/files/binary/.
See also README-windows.md after installing.
Mac
Mosquitto can be installed from the homebrew project. See brew.sh and then use brew install mosquitto
Linux distributions with snap support
snap install mosquitto
Debian
- Mosquitto is now in Debian proper. There will be a short delay between a new release and it appearing in Debian as part of the normal Debian procedures.
- There are also Debian repositories provided by the mosquitto project, as described at https://mosquitto.org/2013/01/mosquitto-debian-repository
Raspberry Pi
Mosquitto is available through the main repository.
There are also Debian repositories provided by the mosquitto project, as described at https://mosquitto.org/2013/01/mosquitto-debian-repository/
Ubuntu
Mosquitto is available in the Ubuntu repositories so you can install as with any other package. If you are on an earlier version of Ubuntu or want a more recent version of mosquitto, add the mosquitto-dev PPA to your repositories list - see the link for details. mosquitto can then be installed from your package manager.
sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mosquitto-dev/mosquitto-ppasudo apt-get update
It's time for ABPTS specialists to embrace continued competency! Introducing the new Maintenance of Specialist Certification (MOSC) program.
ABPTS has developed a model for certification that focuses on continuing competence of the physical therapist specialist. This new model is titled the Maintenance of Specialist Certification (MOSC).
The MOSC cycle submission deadline for 2020 has been extended to December 31.
Please note: This represents a six month extension of the cycle submission, eligibility, and payment deadlines due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As submissions are reviewed in order of receipt, potential applicants are encouraged to apply prior to the deadline to expedite the cycle submission review process.
What Does This Mean to You as a Board-Certified Specialist?
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You can look forward to real-time capture of professional development activities throughout your certification period. Our seamless online submission system helps you progress toward the MOSC milestones. The MOSC process reflects the dynamic health care environment that requires a commitment to lifelong learning and continuing clinical competence.
Here are the key benefits:
- Requirements are tailored to fit your career path
- Flexibility in how you gain MOSC credits
- Online system easily tracks your progress
- Pricing is in line with current recertification process
- Fees are spread over 3 payments in years 3, 6, and 9
- Recertification exam adds greater credibility to your credential
Where and When Do You Start?
Review timeline and fee structure for information on how this pertains to already certified specialists in the process of preparing for maintenance. The first cycle has been waived for specialists whose certification expires in 2023, 2024, or 2025. Those individuals need only to meet the requirements for Cycle 2 and 3 (by the 6 and 9 year marks). The first 3-year cycle has been waived.