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What is Upwork?
Upwork is one of the largest freelance marketplace platforms in the world. Founded in 2013 in California, USA, Upwork now has over 16 million freelancers on its platform (according to research made in 2018). Many freelance platforms have been founded since 2013 with their intricacies and niches, but Upwork stood its ground as one of the biggest in the market.
Why are Upwork and remote work relevant?
With remote work becoming the norm in several fields in the last decade, many qualified professionals have been looking to other streams of income that make it easier to change their lifestyles.
Going further on that, the pandemic in 2020 has accelerated the change in how companies, businesses, and professionals see remote work. Because of this, some people have transitioned from full-time employees to a freelancer, with the opportunity to travel and live in different cultures.
On the company side, small and upcoming businesses sometimes don't have the money to hire top full-time professionals on day one, so looking to top-of-the-line freelancers may be the way to go at first.
Why should you look for an Upwork alternative: pros and cons
While Upwork can be a great platform for some companies and types of freelancers, there are certainly a few cons depending on your situation. Here, we will go over a few of them from the company's point of view:
A huge number of categories and users to choose from
Straight to the point methodology (company posts the job and freelancers apply)
Upwork handles the contract, billing, invoicing, and mediation
The bidding war between freelancers can be time-consuming
Hard to find the best talent possible in specific niches (like software development)
Not the best fit if you're looking for professionals to work on bigger and longer projects
Most users are more inclined to graphic design
Top 5 Upwork alternatives
Now that you know what is Upwork, why it is so relevant and its pros and cons, we will present you with the top 5 Upwork alternatives we recommend for businesses!
Fiverr: for quick, clear-cut jobs
Fiverr is one of Upwork's most popular competitors. Their platform may be the best choice for you when you're looking for one-off and quick projects for the lowest cost possible. Another great pro of Fiverr is how easy it is to find very specific niches.
Fiverr shares some of its cons with Upwork, still: broad generalization, hard to find talent in specific niches, and no vetting to pre-validate the talent there. Still, Fiverr can be an even better alternative for smaller businesses.
99designs: for design projects
If you're looking for design projects and highly-qualified professionals, 99designs may be the way to go. The platform is catered to businesses that need the services of designers to create logos, websites, t-shirts, illustrations, book covers and so much more.
99designs also gives you two options on how to work with freelancers: directly choosing and paying for the project or via a contest with the community.
Since it is a specialized freelance platform, 99design isn't for everyone and every business. If you want other types of work like digital marketing, software development, legal, or HR services, you should look elsewhere.
Toptal: for one-off tech and project management projects
Another freelance marketplace specialized in a certain niche is Toptal: the company prides itself on its vetting and on having the top 3% of professionals in the tech sector (Software Developers, UX Designers, Product Designers, and Product Managers).
While the talent in the platform is great, it comes at a cost: very high fees for one-off projects. Also, hiring those top talents full-time may be the best option if you want to retain them, and that's not possible at Toptal.
If you want to build a team just as good as via Toptal but cheaper and for the long run, you may look at GeekHunter instead: the top talent marketplace specialized in tech talent in Latin America.
Credo: for companies looking for digital marketers
Credo, a digital marketing-focused competitor to Upwork, offers more specialist support for SEO, online advertising, and social media marketing projects, but little else. Credo is intended for digital marketing services, just way 99designs performs better for design jobs.
Credo uses a personalized approach and considers the unique requirements of your business when making a freelancer recommendation. Credo ends up being a few strong figures over Fiverr's $5, indicating that this level of attention to detail doesn't come cheaply. Credo is better suited for serious companies with a flexible spending plan—more money for more service.
GeekHunter: to hire full-time software developers remotely
GeekHunter's platform offers a complete solution for recruiting and selecting online developers.
Known for delivering one of the most complete IT hunting portfolios, the platform captures professionals in the sector and presents them in a dynamic and highly qualified way to companies.
With GeekHunter, a complete and 100% online platform, you go far beyond testing for programmers and
guarantee savings in time, money, and access to the best programming talent.
That is, in addition to a pre-selection and follow-up, GeekHunter assists your recruitment and selection process in a personalized way, with a team of experts who guide you on the best path to follow according to your needs.
If you want to build the ultimate remote tech team at your company, talk with our experts by filling out the form here.
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Groundwater flow in a fissurised porous stratum
Michiel Bertsch 1, and Carlo Nitsch 2,
Istituto per le Applicazioni del Calcolo "M. Picone", Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Via dei Taurini 19, 00185 Roma
Dipartimento di Matematica e Applicazioni "R. Caccioppoli", Università degli Studi di Napoli "Federico II", Via Cintia, Monte S. Angelo, I-80126 Napoli, Italy
Received February 2010 Published November 2010
In [2] Barenblatt e.a. introduced a fluid model for groundwater flow in fissurised porous media. The system consists of two diffusion equations for the groundwater levels in, respectively, the porous bulk and the system of cracks. The equations are coupled by a fluid exchange term. Numerical evidence in [2, 8] suggests that the penetration depth of the fluid increases dramatically due to the presence of cracks and that the smallness of certain parameter values play a key role in this phenomenon. In the present paper we give precise estimates for the penetration depth in terms of the smallness of some of the parameters.
Keywords: Groundwater flow, system of partial differential equations, free boundary., fissurized porous medium.
Mathematics Subject Classification: Primary: 35K55; Secondary: 35B30, 35Q35, 35R35, 76S0.
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Kevin Smith fans have some news to cheer about. His classic film 'Mallrats' is coming back for more. Just not as a film. Turns out he's taking it to TV.
Kevin Smith said today on WWMR-FM Philadelphia that Mallrats 2 is officially in development as a 10-episode scripted television series. What's more, the Yoga Hosers and Clerks director revealed that he's also developed a TV series based on cult 1980s film The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension in partnership with MGM, which has just been sold to an unnamed content provider.
Deadline reports
Explaining the long process of trying to make a sequel to Mallrats, which included at one point attempting to get the rights back from distributor Universal Pictures, Smith said his experience directing a recent episode of the CW's The Flash convinced him that television was the medium for it. After what he called "a protracted negotiation," things came together. "Universal and I are just about to close our deal to do Mallrats the series," he told WMMR. "Then we take it out into the world to find a home for it. So instead of doing a Mallrats movie, I'm going to do 10 episodes of a Mallrats series."
A flop when in its initial release, Smith has long wanted to make a sequel to the film set in a New Jersey mall and following a group of slackers and employees who frequent it. Notably, Mallrats is also set in the same universe as Clerks, Chasing Amy, Dogma, and Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back.
Meanwhile, Buckaroo Banzai the series has been in the works for a bit longer. Following his episode of The Flash, says Smith, MGM contacted him about adapting the 1984 film starring Peter Weller as the multi-talented Dr. Buckaroo Banzai, a physicist, neurosurgeon, test pilot and rock musician who saves the world from inter-dimensional aliens. "I can't say to whom yet, but yesterday we sold Buckaroo Banzai as a TV series."
Buckaroo Banzai was a flop upon release but became a staple of cable and home video and now is considered a touchstone of '80s genre films, with numerous writers and directors citing it as a large early influence. One notable homage to the film was included in Wes Anderson's The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou. Along with Weller, the film featured appearances by John Lithgow, Ellen Barkin, Clancy Brown, Jeff Goldblum, Christopher Lloyd, and Dan Hedaya among others.
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This time I'm going to cover how we run our beginner BJJ Program.
For Beginners Classes I follow an eight week program covering a different topic each week. I try to give the beginner students a good introduction to the most important positions and situations and then they can go into much more detail on each position when they graduate to the intermediate classes.
Warm Ups for beginners classes consist of a light jog, joint rotations and then some basic JiuJitsu related movements such as hip escapes. Intense warm ups which are usually not a good idea in these sessions as beginners will be too exhausted to focus on learning techniques properly.
Each Class starts off with drilling one basic standing technique such as an escape from a grips, basic throws and takedowns. I always make these techniques relevant for self defence situations as this is the primary reason that most students are learning martial arts. An example of a technique in this section of the class might be to clinch against opponent throwing punches, get body-lock takedown, secure mount position.
I will break each technique down into five steps and give a 'Cue' word for each step. I find that any more than five steps tends to be too much to remember for new students. If necessary I will give each student additional information or technical feedback about the technique as I'm walking around the class.
Next we move on to techniques based around whatever theme we are covering this week. I stick to just the highest percentage techniques from each position to expose the students to what I feel are the most important movements. These are the moves that I feel they need to learn and understand first before moving onto more complicated techniques. For example in Mount week I teach the students how to maintain Mount position and how to counter the most common escapes then we will work on Americana from Mount, Arm-lock from Mount, Cross Collar Choke from Mount and Transitioning from Mount to Back Control.
Where possible I will stay away from Techniques which are too Sports BJJ specific and stick to fundamentals which work with or without the Gi and whether or not the opponent is trying to punch you. There will be plenty of time in the Students training career to practice Sports specific techniques but I feel its important to get the basics right first.
In some Beginners Classes I will also include positional sparring. This helps beginners get an idea of what the techniques should feel like against resistance in a safer environment. I don't believe its a good idea to let beginners Spar right from the beginning. Beginner students will not to be able to apply any actual Jiujitsu techniques and will instead just spend five minutes trying to headlock each other. There is also a higher risk of injury and it will probably be off-putting for the majority of new students.
I have found that drills such as this are a great way to bridge the gap between learning techniques and then applying the techniques in sparring.
Heres a brief description of how I run my Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Classes. Since I began teaching full time eight years ago I've been experimenting with various methods of running classes and tweaking the formats to see what works best.
I have trained at a lot of different BJJ academies across the world and I have tried to implement the best ideas I've come across when running my own classes.
This is the format for my Intermediate classes which are an hour and half, I will cover my Beginners program in another article.
One of the first things I did when I started teaching was to create a weekly schedule focusing on a different theme every week. I think this is much more efficient than just having an instructor turn up and teach whatever ever he feels like that day as it ensures all the important areas of BJJ are covered.
I've changed around my weekly schedule many times since I began Teaching but my current system is as follows.
Week 5 - Half Guard Bottom - Submissions, Sweeps & Transitions from Bottom Half Guard.
I've experimented with a few different options for Warm Ups over the last couple of years from high intensity cardio warm up to completely skipping the Warm up altogether and just getting straight into drilling techniques. At the minute we are doing some functional warm up exercises and a sequence of BJJ specific movements such as Technical Stand ups, Oma Plata Stretch and Sit outs. I have found these work really well as they get the students warm but also get them doing moving the right way which transfers well into the skills training.
I teach one takedown technique at the beginning of every class. We work Judo throws on the Gi training nights and Wrestling Take-downs on NoGi nights. I feel its important that all students have at least some basic level of Takedown ability in order to progress in BJJ. Although BJJ is primarily a Ground-Fighting art, its very important to learn how to take an opponent to ground in order to use your techniques.
Next we move on Techniques on the ground based on the theme we are covering that week. I encourage my students to drill as many reps as possible and try to make each rep as perfect as possible. I've seen many differing opinions on the value or effectiveness of drilling techniques throughout the last 25 years that I've been training in martial arts. Some people believe that drilling techniques is a waste of time and that students should just roll. Although I think this method may work for the exceptionally talented athlete I've found that the average student paying to learn JiuJitsu just will not make much improvement unless they put in the time drilling the techniques over and over to build muscle memory.
This is where we take the techniques that we've drilled and try to apply them against resistance. I use a wide variety specific sparring drills that I use in this portion of the class. I have different Drills that I use depending on what we are working on that week. For example, during Side Control week we might just spar with one person starting on top in side control and also building up the objectives for each round. Round One might be Top person just pinning / holding while the bottom player tries to recover guard. Round Two we might move on to Top Player also trying to get to Mount or Back Control.
In the last section of the class we put it altogether in Free Sparring. We usually do 5 x 5 Minute rounds with 30 second rest between rounds. We encourage everyone to do every round of sparring unless there is uneven numbers in the class. If a student feels that their cardio isn't good enough to roll every round I'll just tell them to roll at a pace they can sustain for the rest of the class rather than going crazy for one round then having to sit out for the next 25 minutes. We also have a zero tolerance policy for dangerous sparring in class. All techniques must be performed in a safe and controlled partner. If you hurt your training partner and he cant roll the next round that means you have to sit out the next rounds too.
As previously mentioned I am continually tweaking and adjusting my class formats and adding new techniques and drills based on what I learn in my own training but I've found that I've seen really good results with my students using this format.
Working on some Boxing and Muay Thai Combinations with one of my Students at Team Nemesis MMA.
There are several definitions. I have fought under professional MMA rules with punches & elbows on the floor, 5 minute rounds, getting paid in some way to compete. I wouldn't say though that I've ever been a professional MMA fighter. Throughout my fight career I've always had another job to support myself, fighting was just an ambition, a hobby & something I had to pursue on my own time.
Professionalism is rare in the world of fighting sports. Pretty much anyone can be a professional fighter, as long as they agree to fight a certain person on a certain date under specified rules. After that they will forever be considered as a professional fighter, this is in spite of the fact that we can clearly see from their performances & attitude that they're preparation hasn't been professional.
Unfortunately for us, fighting sports are something that literally anyone can do & can become a professional at. People will turn up (& pay) to watch literally anyone having a punch up. The same cannot be said for other sports, for example no one will turn up to watch two untrained people having a tennis match or playing golf.
The lack of professionalism in fighting sports both from competitors and coaching staff is something that would not be tolerated in other professional sports.
Team Defence and aerobic conditioning.
To me this kind of organisation is the real meaning of professionalism & it's something I haven't seen in the world of fighting sports anywhere in the world, bearing in mind that I've trained in Brazil, Japan, USA, Australia & all over Europe. Fight sports in general are the opposite of professional.
I understand that not everyone can commit the time required of a professional athlete but I think this is the standard that we need to aim for in terms of professionalism & organisation. Don't be happy to just do what everyone else is doing & kidding ourselves that we are professionals when in reality we are treating the sport like a hobby.
If you truly want to be a professional the first step is to act like a professional.
BJJ Beginners and Intermediate Classes at Team Nemesis MMA. Focusing on Takedowns to Mount Control and ArmLock from modified Mount for Beginners and some Oma Plata options and variations with the Advanced students.


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Athelwulf Rest in peace Kurt... Registered Senior Member
It's a long story, one I'd rather not get into. But the end result is a new me, I guess, and a greater cynicism.
How do you remember me so well?
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My question to Invert still stands though. The only evidence you seemed to have was Roman's observation, which really could've been a random coincidence if you think about it; so to see you so resolute so quickly was a little jarring.
Intuition. I probably wouldn't have guessed myself. Not without a few more clues. But, as soon as Roman made his guess. Everything just fit.
I'm a very intuitive person. Haven't you guessed that by now?
What happened to your intuition?
invert_nexus, Mar 29, 2006
invert_nexus said:
Well okay then... :bugeye:
I should have said, "Haven't you intuited that by now?"
water the sea Registered Senior Member
My intuition is just fine, thank you.
I am not psychic, though. The man did change, the way he spoke sounded like someone else.
water, Mar 29, 2006
analbeads "loosen up" Registered Senior Member
Welcome back Athelwulf/Rick. What has happened to you in the last year? Why are you so cynical now?
analbeads, Apr 1, 2006
Edit: I just read that you didn't want to go into it. Sorry. I hope things are going okay for you....I've always thought of you as a witty, bright, inquisitive person though- and cynicism doesn't quite fit how I perceived you in the past. I guess things change though...and people get older.
Roman Banned Banned
Yeah, you always came off as something of a tool.
Roman, Apr 1, 2006
I'm glad you thought that way, analbeads. And, I may be exaggerating how cynical I am now, but I do think I'm a different person now, given all that's happened. Hopefully, at least I'm not a tool anymore, as Roman put it.
Athelwulf, Apr 3, 2006
Tool in a good way Athel, tool in a good way. The good kind of tool. A tool for the force of Good.
And nourish that cynicism, it will make you a bitter person.


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Q: Please help: How to show that Aut(G) is a subgroup of Sym(G) I have to prove that if G is a group, Aut(G) is a subgroup of Sym(G), and later that the inner automorphisms group is a normal subgroup of Aut(G). I have time until tomorrow in the morning, but I have no idea what to do, please please please help me.

A: Here is a roadmap:

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*$\operatorname{Aut}(G) \subseteq \operatorname{Sym}(G)$

*$id \in \operatorname{Aut}(G)$

*$\phi \in \operatorname{Aut}(G) \implies \phi^{-1} \in \operatorname{Aut}(G)$
$$\phi^{-1}(xy)=\phi^{-1}(\phi(x')\phi(y'))=\phi^{-1}(\phi(x'y'))=x'y'=\phi^{-1}(x)\phi^{-1}(y)$$

*

*$\phi, \psi \in \operatorname{Aut}(G) \implies \phi\circ\psi \in \operatorname{Aut}(G)$

Which part are you having trouble with?

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Obituary: John Hillerman
Texas-born actor who found fame playing English gent Higgins in Magnum, PI
TEXAN TOFF: John Hillerman perfected his English accent
November 26 2017 2:30 AM
John Hillerman, who has died aged 84, played one of the most joyous creations of 1980s popular American television: Higgins, the prissy English major-domo who was the foil to Tom Selleck's eponymous private eye in Magnum, PI.
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A stuffed shirt par excellence, Higgins gave every impression of having missed his calling as the secretary of a golf club near Hemel Hempstead. Instead, he fetched up as the caretaker of a large Hawaii estate, the Robin's Nest.
This belonged to a permanently absent owner, Robin Masters, a successful writer modelled on the likes of Harold Robbins and heard occasionally as the voice of Orson Welles.
For services rendered but never explained, Magnum lived in the guest house, when not solving crimes, and had the use of Robin's Ferrari Testarossa. But he needed Higgins's permission to enjoy facilities such as the tennis courts and swimming pool.
This naturally led to many a contretemps between the short, uptight Briton and the tall, relaxed American, their personalities expressed by their respective moustaches: Magnum's luxuriantly abundant, Higgins's trim to the point of repression. Both were bachelors, and the whole thing was hugely camp but charming fun.
So spot-on was Hillerman's performance, which earned him an Emmy in 1987, that it came as a surprise to many to learn that he hailed not from Tunbridge Wells but Texas.
Having spent a year as a young actor shedding his native drawl, he listened for months to tapes of Laurence Olivier to perfect Higgins's urbane manner and clipped pronunciation. "It wasn't difficult for me," he said. "I'd played a great deal of Noel Coward." Higgins was indubitably Hollywood's view of an Englishman.
The only son of a petrol station owner, of French and German ancestry, John Benedict Hillerman was born in Denison, Texas, on December 20, 1932. He was educated at the town's St Xavier's Academy and then at the University of Texas, where he studied journalism, having won essay competitions at school.
However, on graduating, he joined the US Air Force, serving for four years and rising to sergeant, but military life soon bored him and after discovering a taste for amateur theatricals, he trained as an actor in New York.
Having refined his accent, he found steady work in minor roles on Broadway during the 1950s. Eventually, he tired of penury and, with just $700 saved, moved to Hollywood.
He was encouraged to do so by his friend Peter Bogdanovich, who had been a fellow spear-carrier in a park production of Othello before making it as a film director.
From 1971, Hillerman appeared in small parts in four of Bogdanovich's films, including The Last Picture Show, as well as in movies such as High Plains Drifter, Blazing Saddles and Chinatown. He was also in a number of television series of the time, including Kojak, Hawaii Five-O and Wonder Woman, before landing the part of Higgins in 1980. The character became so well-known that Higgins even appeared in episodes of Murder, She Wrote and Simon & Simon.
Hillerman made the most of his success, buying a sea-view penthouse in Waikiki, where he read prodigiously and played cards. He lost hundreds of dollars to Selleck while teaching him poker.
After Magnum ended in 1988, he made few screen appearances on screen, one exception being as Dr Watson to Edward Woodward's Holmes in a 1990 TV movie, Hands of a Murderer. He retired in 1999. Hillerman never married and died on November 9, 2017.
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Jennifer Zamparelli announced as new co-host of Dancing with the Stars
Sorcha O'Connor Jennifer Zamparelli has been confirmed as the new host for Dancing With the Stars.
Obituary: Liam Devally
Liam Devally, who died in Dublin last week at the age of 85, was a singer, quiz show host and broadcaster who switched in mid-life to become a barrister and later a judge of the Circuit Court, where he adopted a no-nonsense approach to both litigants and members of his own profession.
Obituary: Alan Simpson
Alan Simpson, the scriptwriter who has died aged 87, worked as a shipping clerk before becoming, with his professional partner Ray Galton, one of the geniuses of post-war British comedy writing, creating Steptoe and Son for television and, for the troubled comic actor Tony Hancock, the disgruntled, self-important persona that made him one of the radio stars of the 1950s.
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On This Day May 24, 1968: Small Faces' "Ogdens' Nutgone Flake" Album Released
Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake is the third (and final) studio album and the
first concept album by English rock band Small Faces.
Released on May 24, 1968,
their Ogdens' LP peaked at number one on the UK Album Charts
on June 29th, where it remained for a total of six weeks.
(Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake reached No. 159 in the US.)
The Ogden's Nutgone Flake page is under construction for summer 2020.
If you have any stories, memorabilia and/or photos you would like to see shared to this page, please email to:
ronnielanerecords@gmail.com
There are already many gems so far, including the one time only
Small Faces theatrical performance of this fantastic concept album on the BBC's Colour Me Pop (25:52), featuring: "Song of a Baker", "Lazy Sunday" (official video!), "Happiness Stan", "Rollin' Over", "The Hungry Intruder",
"The Journey", "Mad John" and "Happydaystoytown",
narrated by Master of Gobbledegook, Stanley Unwin!
Sneak peak of Small Faces "Song of a Baker" on Youtube
To view all of the 25:26 performance and other gems as we find them, cruise over to the Small Faces Ogdens' Nutgone Flake page straight away!
"The Journey"
If tomorrow was today
It would yesterday
The sun is surely just a thought away
Where visions that men fail
To put to words to tale
And music that they try but cannot (p)lay
You're right it's just a dream, your company so kind
Hold very tightly please and we shall go out....
~Small Faces: Ronnie Lane, Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan & Steve Marrott
Enjoy the Small Faces Ogdens' Nutgone Flake page!


. "Bryan Gillingham". The Canadian Encyclopedia, 06 December 2013, Historica Canada. https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/bryan-gillingham-emc. Accessed 24 April 2019.
Bryan (Reginald) Gillingham. Musicologist, teacher, administrator, b Vancouver 12 Apr 1944; BA (British Columbia) 1966, B MUS (British Columbia) 1968, ARCT 1969, M MUS (King's College, London) 1971, PH D (U of Washington) 1976.
Bryan (Reginald) Gillingham. Musicologist, teacher, administrator, b Vancouver 12 Apr 1944; BA (British Columbia) 1966, B MUS (British Columbia) 1968, ARCT 1969, M MUS (King's College, London) 1971, PH D (U of Washington) 1976. Gillingham taught high school music 1970-2 in Corner Brook, Nfld, and lectured at Memorial U 1970-2, Mount Allison University 1972-3, the University of Alberta 1975-6, and the University of Ottawa 1977-9. He joined the teaching faculty of Carleton University's music department in 1976 and became chairman in 1984. At Carleton University, Gillingham has directed the early music ensembles 1976-82 and was director of the Carleton University Chorus 1985-8.
Gillingham's PH D thesis is titled 'A history of the polyphonic sequence in the middle ages'. As a specialist in early music, he has presented papers for meetings of the American Musicological Society and the Learned Societies, and at such special conventions as the 1981 'Twelfth-Century Genres' conference at the University of California and the 1984 'Convegno Internazionale sulla Sequenza Medievale' in Milan. He became director of the Institute of Mediaeval Music in Ottawa in 1985. With Donald Beecher, he is co-editor of Dovehouse Editions, a series of performing editions of early music. By 1990, over 50 volumes had been produced, including 18 personally edited by Gillingham and Beecher.


With more than 20 works in the current civic collection, public art helps define the distinctive nature of Jackson Hole. From the Teton landscape and our relationship with it to our cultural roots in ranching and conversation, the character of the valley comes through in each and every artwork installed in a public site. In the valley and beyond, public art invites fresh discovery, promotes meaningful connections and forms memorable experiences.


Operation Blessing (OB) in partnership with Cherry Mobile conducted a circumcision mission in Barangay Bayan Luma 9, Imus, Cavite. The activity catered to 106 young boys not only from the mission site but also from the adjacent barangays.
Barangay Captain Roberto Villanueva Samonte stated that he is grateful for the privilege and services that were extended to them, and he is hoping that it is not the last.
"All barangay captains in Bayan Luma work hand in hand whenever we have this kind of project. Everything is properly coordinated. We are giving you back our service because this is a great opportunity for the young boys in our community," he added.
On the other hand, Angela Uy Puti, Cherry Mobile's coordinator for medical missions, assured OB that there will be more projects to be executed together, and the partnership will grow even bigger and better.
"In behalf of Cherry Mobile, we want to thank OB for the manpower. You are a big help in the conduct of this project," she exclaimed.
Operation Blessing Foundation Philippines partners with the government and different non-government organizations to bring aid to our fellowmen who need medical, dental, and surgical assistance. Most of the time, the projects are conducted in far-flung communities that are rarely reached because of geographical location and proximity.
This summer, OB already conducted two separate circumcision missions in some parts of Luzon alone. On May 15, OB will hold another one in Batangas, again in partnership with Cherry Mobile. Help us reach more young boys as they take this step towards physical maturity. Call us at 477-7802 to 04 and 06 or visit our website at www.obphil.com/home for more partnership information.


I filmed this fantastic day of drifting at the Modena racetrack. In the video below you can see a lot of BMW M3 (E30, E36, E46 and the E92 with the G Power supercharger kit), an Opel Omega V6 and a Nissan SX200 burning a lot of tires. Watch the video below!
Ho filmato questa fantastica giornata di drifting all'Autodromo di Modena il 1 dicembre 2013. Nel video potete vedere tante BMW M3 (si va dalla E30, passando per le E36 e E46, fino alla nuova E92, con kit volumetrico G power), oltre ad una Opel Omega V6 sw e una Nissan SX200.


Our Family Fun Night was full of great conversations, laughter, pizza, children's songs and games! Thank you all for coming.
Many of you heard about our Pasketti Dinner Extravaganza during Family Fun Night. We need all of your support and participation to make this a fabulous event for our families, friends, community and children and to raise $6,000 for our amazing water feature and mud kitchen. Please be looking for fabulous Silent Auction items and selling your tickets. Don't forget to sign up on the bulletin board to help. Thanks!
Our Professional Development time has been very productive. During our staff day, Wendy Buckels, speech therapist and owner of Pegusas Hippotherapy provided an informative training. We also had a reflective discussion on how we can better promote social, emotional and friendship development with our children. Based on an article, Guiding Young Children's Friendship Development by Kathleen C. Gallagher, we worked together to create a unique Color Group curriculum that incorporates developmentally appropriate strategies in order to encourage co-active play, warm relationships and friendship development. There is a document board in our school that further explains the process and purpose. We have also spent two Saturdays working on our environment and have an additional staff day planned during Spring Break.
Last Saturday all of us attended the New Mexico Conference for the Education of Young Children-a statewide conference held annually in the convention center. Gen and Debi also attended the conference on Friday. We each focused on different sessions and plan to meet during Spring Break to share our new knowledge and ways of implementing some exciting ideas into our preschool program and curriculum.
This Thursday evening there is a showing of the documentary, No Small Matters that our teachers will attend. It explores the most overlooked, underestimated, and powerful force for good in America today: early childhood education. If you would like to attend this powerful feature documentary at A Child's Garden, there is a link on our Facebook page-Shepherd of the Preschool@SOTVpreschoolabq. If you need help registering, Margy can help you.
During the month of March we are exploring how we can take care of our environment. We have a Recycle Maker Station set up in the loft. You may have noticed the mountain of boxes stacked above the cabinets. Tess has an amazing project planned for those. Stay tuned!
We have a Morning Meeting with the children almost every day. We plan to have this meeting at 9:15; however, we are often waiting for some children to arrive. What we talk about and do at these meetings is varied, interesting, and important. It often informs the children of the activities that are set up for that day. We ask that you make every effort to bring your child to school on time. It is valuable for the learning and social experiences of the day.
We are making exciting progress in our journey toward national accreditation! We have been contacted by the site accessor for the National Association for Young Children and all of our submitted work has been reviewed and approved. It looks like our program will be site visited sometime from mid-March to mid-May. During this site visit the assessor will be evaluating best practices in our environment and observing our teachers. The assessor will be checking every piece of documentation in our Program Portfolio and our Classroom Portfolio. There are over 500 criteria that will be evaluated. Our Executive Board members and educators have devoted countless hours in our commitment to achieving this highest standard for early childhood education.
We are making significant improvements to our indoor environment, too. We have about $5,000 targeted for cabinetry, shelving, painting, along with a lot of sweat equity and passion. We are having a cabinet built (by a wonderful alumni family who owns KJC cabinetry) for our front reception area that will make our entrance space more inviting and provide more organization for the many resources we have for our families. We are so grateful for all the extra time the teachers, parents and church members have put into sanding, building, painting, and organizing to make our school so special. Our staff will continue working on the environment over Break and we hope to have your help in the Spring.
Registration for the 2019-2020 Preschool year is underway for Preschool families. If you have friends or family looking for a preschool, please encourage them to visit and get information now. We appreciate you spreading the word about our great school. We open up registration to the community on March 20th.
The Preschool Parent Board is showing a Disney/Pixar movie on Tuesday, March 12 in the fellowship hall (where we had our Family Fun Night). This is a fun way to get together with other preschool families during Spring Break! It is free-just bring snacks and a blanket for your family. Thanks to our wonderful board members for organizing and running this great event!
Book orders due Wednesday, March 20th.


A few thoughts on Faith: "The just shall live by faith"
Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. For by it the elders obtained a good testimony. By faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the word of God, so that the things which are seen were not made of things which are visible. By faith Abel offered to God a more excellent sacrifice than Cain, through which he obtained witness that he was righteous, God testifying of his gifts; and through it he being dead still speaks. By faith Enoch was taken away so that he did not see death, "AND WAS NOT FOUND, BECAUSE GOD HAD TAKEN HIM"; for before he was taken he had this testimony, that he pleased God. But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him.
The Hebrew Christians, to whom this letter was written, were clearly on the brink of turning back from their faith in Christ to the old Judaism from whence they came. That is, there were turning to the things they could see, feel, touch, but could not save them – for none of these required faith. Chapter 11 of the Hebrews examines faith, or at least some of the important elements of faith, and explains that faith has to do with what cannot be seen.
Chapter 11 is a warning, as it is a tendency of all to go back, rather than trusting in Our Lord. There is however no need to turn back as there is waiting for all believers something better – very much better.
The verses before us set some very important truths in regard to faith. The passage not only contains important principles of faith but also sets forth many examples of what faith entails and how these are worked through in ordinary lives. One of the strongest truths of faith can be found in verse 6: "without faith, it is impossible to please Him", that is the Lord God Most High.
And they said, Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and thou shalt be saved, and thy house (Acts 16:31).
Which of course follows John 3:16?
The author of Hebrews 11 sets out to illustrate the truths declared in the previous chapter (10:38 & 39), which is shown by the first word "now". The truth of 10:38 is that "the just shall live by faith" and furthermore, 'belief' is "to the saving of the soul".
Verse 1 does not give a definition of faith per se but rather sets forth the important principles, which he then illustrates in the rest of the chapter. In fact it is a terse description of the operation of faith along with its outcome, rather than being a definition.
Note here that the "substance" of the "assurance", which the NIV renders "being sure", has been translated in various ways: the Greek being hypostasis (ὑπόστασις). In chapter 1 verse 3 this word was translated nature or essence (the brightness of His glory and the express [NIV uses exact] image of His person) and chapter 3 verse 14 as conviction or confidence. It is the same word Paul uses in 2 Corinthians 9:4 talking of his confidence in the Macedonians.
Faith requires a sincere heart: Chapter 10:22 "sincere heart in full assurance of faith". Without sincerity, that is having no hidden doubts, faith cannot flourish. Here the emphasis is on truth (or true to fact) because "sincere" (ἀληθινός) connects (observed or seen) reality with the truth. Sincerity is really about not having hidden defects – to be sincere is to be truthful, not hiding anything.
Faith needs to be more than a mere acknowledgement of a fact, but needs to be a persuasion of the mind of that which is hoped for. This ensures the believer that there are such things as salvation - but also assures, through the power of the Holy Spirit that he shall possess such things. Hence, faith must contain these two principles - being convicted of what is hoped for, and have evidence of those things.
Easton suggests that this is about being persuaded of the mind that a certain statement is true.
Without trust one cannot believe what one hears. This is an obvious corollary. Of utmost importance is the fact that truth can only be revealed by divine testimony. Jesus says "I am the way, the truth and the life". This is certainly true if one examines verse 3 - faith in the true testimony of God reveals how the world was made. Words of men are utter folly and remind us of the second Psalm: "Why do the nations rage, And the people plot a vain thing?"
It is faith that sees sin and a distant view of Christ and causes us to flee our guilty conscious to Christ the Saviour. We do this because we can trust Him.
No one can come to Me unless the Father who sent Me draws him.
Faith in Jesus Christ is essentially a saving grace - grace being undeserved favour - i.e. believing in the salvation of the soul (Hebrews 10:39). By it we receive Jesus Christ (John 1:12), and can rest upon him for salvation (man cannot achieve this), Philippians 3:9.
Faith is having a confident persuasion, expectation, and assurance - faith is being fully convicted or persuaded that Christ saves; and indeed has redeemed us from our sinful state, not by making the old new, but giving as a new life (i.e. being born again).
Romans 1:17 (JND) for righteousness of God is revealed therein, on the principle of faith, to faith: according as it is written, But the just shall live by faith.
The Bible amply demonstrates the moral weakness of man. He is incapable of being holy, and furthermore, he cannot cleanse the consciousness of the guilt of sin. This fact Hebrews chapter 9 has already pointed out. However, Ephesians makes another point: if man could save himself, we would do so only to boast: because pride can only ensure a downward path.
Salvation is a gift of God, which we appropriate through faith. Before God we are dead in our trespasses. That is, our sin makes us so abhorrent to Him, He must turn His face from us (I shall hide My face from them). In fact we all deserve death - as in the time of Noah, because all have fallen short, and deserve to die. It is however by grace we are save - an undeserved favour - due to the love of God towards us - see Ephesians 2:4-10.
Lack of faith does two things, which in essence are the same. Hebrews 11:6 emphatically states that God cannot be pleased without it. And whether we like it or not, man is to please God; it is his duty. (This is what Esther was required to do in order to save the people, she had to please and be pleasing to King Ahasuerus; this contrasted with Queen Vashti's action who does not please the king and thus she is put out of the palace).
That is there is no life for the un-faithful - only outer darkness and the gnashing of teeth will prevail. The truth is evident. Rejecting God rejects the only way open for salvation. Believing not on Christ leads to death. It is interesting to see that the first use of the word "faith" in scripture is in Deuteronomy when God was moved in anger against the Israelites because they did not please God. Indeed they had forsaken Him and gone after idols - God hides is face from those without faith (Deuteronomy 32:20).
Not having my own righteousness, which is from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ, the righteousness which is from God by faith; Philippians 3:9.
Humans have strived long and hard to understand the world we live in, to please God or completely ignore Him, in order to make an impression. Indeed people in general spend most of their life ensuring a good impression is made. One only needs to read any politician's speech, listen to the radio or watch television to see that 'self-image' or 'self-worth' is viewed as the most worthwhile thing to strive for. Scripture has a different view. The testimony or commendation of those of old did not come from grooming their ego, but from their faith (verse 2). The rest of the chapter sets out evidence for this statement.
The things of God to the unbeliever appear unreal, unnatural or unlikely; in fact often regarded as impossible, but with faith, the veil of uncertainly is lifted. Faith visualizes the unseen world, and substantiates the things hoped for, and brings reality to things invisible (Arthur Pink). The eyes are shut to things seen, and ears are opened to the things heard. It is interesting to see the Holy Spirit of Revelation seven times asks for the ears to be opened. That is, to know that God created the world in six days requires faith in God – science cannot provide the satisfaction of being assured of this.
[B]e found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ-the righteousness that comes from God and is by faith Philippians 3:9.
Following sacrifice we get righteousness, which we see in Enoch. A reconciled man can walk with God. Enoch is said to have walked with God (See Genesis) and in doing so he pleased Him. His translation is evidence of this.
"If I care only for what natural conscience says, I do not get God's mind at all. That does not touch what God is at all, but what man is; it is saying that man may exalt himself - has responsibility to himself; but believing God is a great deal more, for it acknowledges responsibility to God.
"He that cometh to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder"
But it may be that some of our readers are disposed to put such a question as the following, "How can I be sure that I am on God's ground? - that I am washed in the blood of Jesus and sealed with the Holy Spirit?" We reply, How do you know that you are a lost sinner? Is it because you feel it? Is mere feeling the ground of your faith? If so, it is not a divine faith at all. True faith rests only on the testimony of Holy Scripture. (CHM Machintosh: The Living God and a Living Faith).
 Vine's definition of faith: Primary, firm persuasion, a conviction based upon hearing. Its elements in terms of spiritual things: (1) a firm conviction produces a full acknowledgement of God's truth (2 Thessalonians 2:11,12) , (2) A personal surrender to Him (john 1:12), (3) a conduct inspired by such a surrender – i.e. we walk by faith and not by sight.


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Another Alere division adds to Abbott's acquisition costs
For the second time in less than 30 days, a company indirectly acquired by Abbott has settled with the U.S. government over alleged violations of the False Claims Act (FCA). In this instance, the now-defunct Arriva Medical LLC and its parent company Alere Inc. have agreed to pay $160 million to settle allegations that Arriva caused false Medicare claims to be filed for glucometers.
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Gennaro Pelliccia is the owner of the the world's most valuable tongue, insured for £10million ($22 million).
He is a coffee taste-tester and an unnamed group of underwriters at Lloyd's, the world's oldest and biggest insurance market, will pay out if he, the chief taster at Costa Coffee in the UK, loses his mastery.
Mr Pelliccia, Costa's Italian Master of Coffee, is responsible for ensuring the quality of the 108 million cups of Costa coffee that are drunk in Britain each year, and John Derkach, managing director of Costa Coffee, said that he was a "vital element" of the company's business.
He has also a team of tasters who work for him, but he personally tests every batch of raw beans before they leave Costa Coffee's roastery in South London.
"My taste buds also allow me to distinguish any defects, which enables me to protect and guarantee Costa's unique Mocha Italia blend" said Mr Pelliccia.
Gennaro Pelliccia's tastebuds are so sensitive that they have been compared with the vocal cords of an opera singer.
It trumps the £3.9 million policy taken out by Ilja Gort, a Bordeaux wine maker last year, who protected his nose, saying that he needed it to guarantee the quality of his wines.


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- UK qualifications are recognised and respected throughout the world.
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UK degree courses are shorter because they are more intensive, and therefore more efficient in terms of time and money.
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OARS Director of Proposal Development Tricia Callahan recently added two accomplishments to her résumé.
Earlier this month, Callahan was certified as a professional grants administrator by the Research Administrators Certification Council (RACC).
To receive Certified Research Administrator (CRA) designation, Callahan met education and experience requirements and passed an examination administered by RACC.
In addition, Callahan's commitment to the field of research administration was recognized by the National Council of University Research Administrators (NCURA), which accepted her into its Executive Leadership Program (ELP).
NCURA's ELP trains selected NCURA members in executive leadership principles, including recognized best practices of volunteer leadership. Callahan was nominated for the ELP based on her longstanding and very active involvement in NCURA.
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Q: Windows 7/ Ubuntu 14.04 dual boot. Ubuntu not booting I downloaded and installed Ubuntu 14.04 on my formatted and partitioned external hard drive M: while Windows is my primary OS on C:. It said my installation was successful and it prompted a reboot of my machine. When it rebooted, it gave an error that Windows did not successfully load due to an error in the wubildr.mbr file on the Linux boot disk.I fixed the error by using the bcdedit /delete {****} command under cmd run as an administrator. It fixed the conflict. When I try to boot into Linux using the 'esc' key upon startup and selecting the M: drive to boot from, it pauses for a second and then just boots up in Windows. Is there a way to solve this problem?

A: After you have fixed the issues of booting Windows, it has replaced the Ubuntu's grub with Windows boot manager. You will have to recover your grub. The easiest way is:

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*Step 0: Live boot into ubuntu.

*Step 1: Add launchpad repo. for boot-repair
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair

*Step 2: Run boot-repair you@your-pc~$ boot-repair and choose default option
That should fix your problem. Tell me how it goes. All the best.

A: boot from ubuntu cd & then do like when you've been installing it & when the wizard asks you to chose replace the current ubuntu os, check repair checkbox & continue

A: njs's answer is the one you should be following if you just want to fix your problem.
If you also want to know what's happening try this answer


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Fruit of the Loom to close UK ops this year, focus on Europe
Clothing company Fruit of the Loom is moving its EMEA headquarters operations out of the UK with 70 jobs to be lost as a result. The US-based company has taken a strategic decision to relocate manufacturing to mainland Europe and to North Africa as it optimises its supply chain.
The closure will mean that the head office and distribution centre that are based in Telford in Shropshire will be shut with the local Chamber of Commerce saying it was a major blow for the area.
But the company said that the move was necessary with the marketplace at present being highly competitive and there being a need to streamline operations. It stressed that the move isn't a reflection of any underperformance on the part of the operations in Telford.
The closure is expected to be complete by the end of this year.
Fruit of the Loom, a company which was founded in the mid-19th century, employs more than 32,000 people globally. It has operated in Europe for over 30 years and says that its European business is key to its international growth plans.
As well as the HQ in Telford, it has a major distribution centre in Kaiserslautern, Germany.


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