opendatalab/WebMainBench huggingface dataset:
I am going to be picking up our new to us 1976 trillium 4500 tomorrow and Deb and I are very excited. We will post some pictures as soon as we can. I look forward to reading the forums to see what we can do to our unit.  
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Welcome Gene! I am sure you will enjoy your new trailer.   
  
You shoudl think about coming to the Nor-West Glass Eggs fiberglass trailer meet being held Sept 16-18 2011 at Fort Camping, in Fort Langley. Registration form and additional info can be found here.  
  
Have fun this summer with the trailer.  
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Welcome to the forum and congrats on your new Trillium.You will find this forum very useful when you start to modify or restore your camper.I know I have.  
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Welcome Gene. ooooh and you're going to post pictures!! :aplas  
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Welcome Gene. We attended an Egg Rally before we even purchased ours. A tremendous opportunity to view peoples use and modification of their rigs not to mention the very warm welcome we received.  
  
Safe Travels,  
  
Norm  
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We just got home from picking up are new to us 1976 4500 Trillium in Kelowna. Took a little longer to get home today My wife leaved her purse at the brother inlaws home in Winfield and we did not no till we go to Fauklin which is about hour and 15 mins away. So we drop the trailer off at the local pub and Deb drove back to get the purse I stayed with the trailer (no I did not go to the bar). We are happy with the trailer and now the fun is going to start. I will post pictures as soon as we can figure out how to do it. Gene  
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welcome to the forums from washington state :cool:  
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#  Lecture note 30/2006 

## Mathematical Statistical Mechanics

### Stefan Adams

**Contact the author:** Please use for correspondence this email.  
**Submission date:** 18\. Apr. 2006 _(revised version: September 2006)_  
**Pages: 98**  
**published as:**  
**Adams** , **St.** : Lectures on mathematical statistical mechanics  
Dublin : Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 2006. - iv, 90 p.  
(Communications of the Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, Series A ; 30)  
ISBN 978-0-901282-99-6 - ISBN 0-901282-99-5    
**Bibtex**  
**MSC-Numbers:** 82-XX, 60G60, 60F10  
**Download full preprint:** PDF (1059 kB), PS ziped (2834 kB)  
  
**Abstract:**  
In this notes we give an introduction to mathematical statistical mechanics, based on the six lectures given at the _Max Planck institute for Mathematics in the Sciences_ February/March 2006. The material covers more than what has been said in the lectures, in particular examples and some proofs are worked out as well the Curie-Weiss model is discussed in Section 9.3. The course partially grew out of lectures given for final year students at the University College Dublin in spring 2004. Parts of the notes are inspired from notes of Joe Pulé at University College Dublin. 

The aim is to motivate the theory of Gibbs measures starting from basic principles in classical mechanics. The first part covers Sections 1 to 5 and gives a route from physics to the mathematical concepts of Gibbs ensembles and the thermodynamic limit. The Sections 6 to 8 develop a mathematical theory for Gibbs measures. In Subsection 6.4 we give a proof of the existence of phase transitions for the two-dimensional Ising model via Peierls arguments. Translation invariant Gibbs measures are characterised by a variational principle, which we outline in Section 7. Section 8 gives a quick introduction to the theory of large deviations, and Section 9 covers some models of statistical mechanics. The part about Gibbs measures is an excerpt of parts of the book by Georgii 1988. In these notes we do not discuss Boltzmann's equation, nor fluctuations theory and nor quantum mechanics at all. 

I hope these lectures will motivate further reading and even more further research in this interesting field of mathematical physics and stochastics. 

Many thanks to Thomas Blesgen for reading the manuscript.  
Leipzig, Easter 2006 

_Stefan Adams_
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Formed in leafy Surrey in the late '80's, Threshold truly blossomed in the following decade, and swiftly established themselves as the U.K.'s chief progressive metal standard bearers. From 1993's 'Wounded Land' debut onwards, the enduring creative core of guitarist Karl Groom and keyboard maestro Richard West constructed a unique strain of heavy progressive music, combining incisive melodies, thought- provoking lyrics and intricate but thunderous arrangements. Threshold have marched inexorably forward across three decades of creative fervour, arguably hitting a new peak of potency on the conceptual and musical feast of 2017's 'Legends Of The Shires'. With vocalist Glynn Morgan back in the fold, the Brits' enduring line-up of Groom, West, drummer Johanne James and bassist Steve Anderson somehow pushed themselves to new heights receiving widespread critical acclaim. The band's latest (and 12th) studio album, 'Dividing Lines', was darker, heavier and even more adventurous than it's predecessor, boasting some of the most wildly inventive and melodically potent material they have ever recorded. Now the band embark on a comprehensive re-issue campaign of their earlier releases, including fresh new vinyl formats and CD's with bonus material. Kicking off with the aforementioned debut 'Wounded Land' (featuring Damian Wilson on vocals) and '1994's 'Psychedelicatessen' (where Glynn Morgan was recruited to front the band).The band will also embark on the career-spanning 'Threshold Through Time' tour across Europe this October.
## Vology Ranked for the 7th Year as One of the Fastest Growing Private Companies in America

Tampa Bay Area Company Gains Repeat National Recognition for Growth

OLDSMAR, Fla., Sept. 19, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Vology (http://www.vology.com), a global provider of new and certified pre-owned networking and telecommunication solutions, is ranked on the

2012 Inc. 5000 list at #3496 with 54 percent growth for the past three years.

This is the seventh consecutive year Vology has appeared on the Inc.

list of companies ranked by revenue growth percentage. The Company also was listed as #499 in the IT services industry and #48 in Tampa in the Trophy Case.

“These have been remarkable growth years for Vology that have poised us for even more rapid growth going forward,” says CEO Barry Shevlin.

“During the past two years, we have invested heavily in infrastructure and operations and plan to drive our value proposition out to a broader set of customers while enhancing value for our existing customers.”

Shevlin adds that a major focus for Vology will be to add the right people in the right places to drive that growth. The company expects to add as many as 100 new hires over the next 12 months.

Other recent achievements for the company include:

  * The company acquired Sooner Network Solutions in August 2012.
  * Vology has been ranked #202 by UBM Channel as a part of CRN’s 2012 Solution Provider 500 list, which ranks the top technology integrators in North America.
  * Vology has been named by Everything Channel as a part of CRN’s 2011 VAR500 list, which ranks the top technology integrators in North America.
  * In 2011, Vology completed a $32.5 million capital raise to refinance outstanding subordinate debt and preferred stock and to fund key growth initiatives, including potential acquisitions



**About Vology**

Ranked in the Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing companies in the U.S.

for seven consecutive years, Vology (http://www.vology.com) is a leading global technology solutions provider that serves tens of thousands of customers across 80 countries. Vology has one of the industry’s largest inventories of top quality new and certified pre-owned manufacturer products, including Cisco, Juniper Networks, Brocade, Extreme Networks, Avaya, HP, Palo Alto, Meru and ShoreTel.

Vology provides same-day and next-day shipping on most items as well as flexible purchasing and leasing terms. The company offers total IT asset lifecycle management expertise to help customers power their enterprises as their technology requirements evolve. Vology is headquartered in the Tampa Bay area, with offices in Syracuse, Denver, Sacramento, Austin and Oklahoma City.
|  Moldovan parliament speaker pays working visit to Stefan Voda district  **Chisinau, September 26, 2024** \- Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu on 25 September paid a working visit to the south-eastern Stefan Voda district. He discussed with mayors, farmers and citizens projects on modernization implemented, the country’s European integration way and efforts made to ensure a decent living and a prosperous life. The sides discussed also the problems faced by the residents, the parliament’s communication and public relations department has reported.  The discussions with mayors from Stefan Voda were focused on projects on modernization of settlements, implemented including with state’s support. In the last two years alone, funds worth over 70 million lei have been invested in settlements of this district through the programmes European Village and Express European Village. As a result, more than 5,000 residents have access to drinking water and tens of children enjoy better conditions in renovated kindergartens. Also, three community centres were repaired; three water-purifying stations and two photovoltaic centres were constructed. Also, the district hospital was renovated and endowed with modern equipment and the Anenii- Noi-Causeni-Stefan Voda road was repaired.  Also, another 19 projects worth about 70 million lei will be implemented through the European Village 2 programme this year. ‘’They will be aimed at improving the living conditions in our settlements. We must, in continuation, join our efforts, in order to build roads, aqueducts, sewerage, illumination, hospitals, schools and kindergartens,’’ Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu said.  The parliament speaker also went to the Olanesti village, where Ion Tulei has an orchard of 135 hectares, endowed with modern technologies – anti-rain systems, anti-hail net, cold storage rooms. The fruits grown by the farmer are exported to European Union markets, where they are appreciated by consumers. This year, the farmer got a grant to purchase special equipment for weighing and packing plums.  „The business of Ion Tulei is an example of investments in farming products with high value, which make Moldova known all over the world, as well as develops the local economy and provides stable and well-paid jobs to 130 families of the region. I also discussed the problems faced by the farmers of the region, but we will gradually overcome them,’’ the parliament speaker noted.  In the end of the working visit, the parliament speaker went to the Talmaza village, where he had a discussion with residents. ‘’ I saw a united community, willing to change the things in the settlement and grateful that we have managed to maintain peace at home, having a war at the border. The Talmaza village, step by step, changes its look through concrete projects, such the street illumination, arrangement of a playground, supplying all households with water, improvement of the conditions in kindergartens and schools, renovation of the Talmaza-Olanesti road, as well as the promotion of tourism in the region. Now, we will continue the illumination in the settlement through the European Village 2 programme,’’ Igor Grosu added.   
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# Crown mats release 10.31

**New President For Crown and Mat Tech**

FREMONT, OH — U.S. based Crown Mats and Matting and Canadian based Mat Tech, two of the oldest and largest matting manufacturers in North America, announce that industry veteran Vince DePhillips is now the president of both companies.  
  
Vince is a long-time matting veteran with over 25 years of experience in the industry. Prior to joining Crown and Mat Tech, Vince served as the Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Superior Manufacturing Group for approximately 8 years and later became president of the company.   
  
Superior Manufacturing Group is also manufacturer of matting systems.  
  
“Vince brings with him a strong customer orientation and a firm belief in service and quality. With Vince at the helm, we will further build and enhance Crown’s and Mat Tech’s sales, marketing, and manufacturing organization,” says Dennis Knapp, Director of Sales for Crown Mats and Matting. “Bringing Vince onboard is part of our strategy for maintaining and growing the positions of both of our companies as the premier matting manufacturers in the industry.”  
  
According to Andrew Bohutinsky, Managing Director of Desco Capital, which now owns both companies, there is considerable excitement about having someone of Vince’s caliber head our two firms.   
  
“Vince represents one of the many long-term investments that we are making in the business to provide our customers with the best products and service possible and build upon our company’s over 70 year history. We look forward to partnering with Vince and the entire Crown and Mat Tech team to achieve these goals.”  
  
About Crown Mats and Matting  
For more than 70 years, Crown Mats and Matting has been a pioneer in the development and manufacture of matting products. Beginning with the invention of walk-off matting by the company's founder, R.P. Johnson, the company now has the most diverse matting product line offered in our industry. Crown sells matting through an extensive network of highly trained sales representatives throughout the United States and worldwide. These sales experts are familiar with the features and benefits of all matting systems and are able to help their clients find the right system for virtually any application.
# NZATD Auckland Branch February Event - Applied Sales Training at Frucor - Case Study  
  
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### Ticket Information

Ticket Type  | Sales End |  Price *  | Fee  
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NZATD event - members  |  20/02/2018  |  $30.00  |  $1.94   
NZATD event - non members  |  20/02/2018  |  $55.00  |  $3.09   
  
* Prices include GST Tax Invoice

###  Event Details 

### Creating customised, applied sales training – A Frucor Case Study combining external and internal trainers.

**Outline of event**  
One of the big questions in training is how to get the biggest result for the sharpest investment in cost, time and materials. Frucor Suntory is one of NZ’s leading beverage companies with iconic brands such as V, Pepsi and Fresh-Up. With a large, youthful sales team, competing in one of the toughest markets in NZ, the question in 2017 was how do we train the team to be selling at their best, given the resources at hand? This case study runs through the Challenge, Approach and Outcomes of creating an applied sales course from scratch.

**Presenters: Nicole Detman & Hugo Meares**

**Nicole Detman**  
Nicole is the National Sales Manager for Away From Home products. With over eighteen years of experience at Mars, Coke and Nestlé, she knows what works in the cauldron of FMCG sales. Nicole has a passion for developing people and brings a unique mix of strategy, leadership and training to the challenge.

**Hugo Meares**  
Hugo is the owner and lead trainer at Sparkplug, one of NZ’s leading boutique training suppliers. His background is in Marketing and Sales. This, combined with his skills as an NLP Practitioner, is the perfect combination for creating and delivering applied training. Organisations such as Mitre 10, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, and Sovereign Insurance get him in to craft and deliver training that consistently exceeds expectations.

**Investment:**

  * $30.00 (incl. GST) –Members & Affiliates (HRINZ, AITD, NSANZ, TechComNZ, ICFA, IABC, NZOQ, CDNZ & DEANZ)
  * $55.00 (incl. GST) – Non-Members
  * Light breakfast provided



**_NOTE:_** Please give 48 hours notice of cancellation. Once registered you will be expected to pay regardless of attendance. Substitutions are accepted.

###  When & Where 

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**Parnell Jubilee Trust**   
545 Parnell Road   
Parnell   
Auckland, 1052  
New Zealand   


##  Tuesday, 20 February 2018 from 7:30 am to 9:00 am (NZDT) 

### Organiser

## NZATD

The New Zealand Association for Training and Development is New Zealand’s professional organisation for learning and development professionals.
# Tarleton SAAC hosting ‘Pie In Face’ fundraiser for Make-A-Wish Foundation

STEPHENVILLE – A Tarleton head coach will take a pie in the face for a good cause later this month as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is collecting money for the Make-A-Wish foundation. The athletic team that collects the most money will win the right to pie their head coach in the face at the annual Athletic Picnic on April 29.

Last year, Tarleton Cross Country and Track and Field coach Pat Ponder received the right to wear the pie.

Anyone wishing to make a donation can reach out to the SAAC representative of the respective program, which includes:

Marc Martinez of Texan Football  
Kaleigh Conger of Women’s Volleyball  
Mackenzie Hailey of Women’s Basketball  
Isaiah Boling of Men’s Basketball  
Zach Svensson of Baseball  
Jordan Withrow of Softball  
Kyle Doty of Cross Country  
Jasmine McQuirter of Track and Field  
Sophie Caldon of Women’s Golf  
Nathalie Ulander of Women’s Tennis  
Katie Boese of Cheer
#  beard 

Editorial cartoon by Graeme MacKay, The Hamilton Spectator – Friday March 13, 2015

## Niqab debate important for Canadians, religious freedoms, ambassador says

Canada’s ambassador for religious freedoms says he thinks it’s important that Canadians are having a debate about the place of the niqab in society.

Andrew Bennett says his office doesn’t get involved in domestic political issues; its mandate is to advocate for religious freedoms abroad.

But Bennett says he’s aware how fraught the issue of the niqab can be and that it’s important for Canadians to have a say.

The Conservative government’s decision to appeal a Federal Court ruling allowing a woman to have her face covered by a niqab while reciting the oath of citizenship has sparked a heated debate about religious rights in Canada.

The government argues Canadian values are at stake while the opposition says to ban the niqab goes against those very same values.

Bennett says he thinks the fact that Parliament is having what he calls a robust debate on the subject is wonderful and proof Canadian institutions are functioning.

Bennett spoke to The Canadian Press on Wednesday on the sidelines of a conference on religious freedoms in Ottawa. That same day, federal Conservatives were scrambling to clarify that their aversion to Muslim women wearing the niqab applies strictly to citizenship ceremonies.

But they struggled to explain why wearing the face-covering veil is no big deal in other spheres of life, including the federal public service, if — as Prime Minister Stephen Harper maintains — it’s contrary to Canadian values and “rooted in a culture that is anti-women.”

“That is what the prime minister said and that is a point of view that one can hold,” said Treasury Board President Tony Clement, who is responsible for federal civil service. (Source: Globe & Mail)
# Gingham

Gingham by Innoxa was a lovely youthful perfume, which reminded you of sherbet. It was a hit in the 70s.

I am trying so hard to get hold of this can some one help? please  


Get some Lancome Hypnose. Not the same of course, but a bit similar...  


I have just bought some off ebay and I am transported back to the 70's in an instant. I could cry it's so lovely. Why don't they bring it back? Do Innoxa still exist?  


I have seen one bottle on ebay going for £60 !!!!!!  


where can i buy gingham perfume by innoxa
## 

Live-Streaming Camera Offers a Glimpse Into the Lives of Desert Pupfish 

Featured 

**Desert Pupfish Are Among Our Most Beautiful Native Fishes**

Those curious about the underwater lives of Arizona’s desert pupfish can tune in to the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s newest wildlife live-streaming camera.

The desert pupfish camera is located in the cienega habitat at the Red Mountain Campus of Mesa Community College, which has partnered to conserve this endangered fish and other wildlife species. The cienega pond houses a variety of native wildlife, including Gila topminnows (another endangered fish), long-finned dace, lowland leopard frogs and Sonoran mud turtles.

“Desert pupfish are among our most beautiful native fishes,” said Randy Babb, AZGFD Watchable Wildlife Program manager. “They are well adapted to harsh environments – they can tolerate water with low oxygen levels and salinity three times that of sea water in addition to temperatures exceeding 110 degrees. Part of this project is being done to establish literal gene pools for conservation efforts to ensure these important fishes are not lost to future generations.”

The project is made possible through a partnership between AZGFD and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Through these partnerships, small refuge ponds have been set up to breed and house the fish, acting as gene pools to conserve discrete linages of native fish for reintroducing endangered fish back to historic habitats.

Desert pupfish populations declined in the late 1950s due to habitat destruction and the introduction of larger predatory fishes. Recovery efforts have not only included captive rearing and refuge sites, but the control of exotic species and restoration of historic aquatic habitats.

Desert pupfish are small, about two inches in length, and were once very common. They were originally found in many of southern Arizona’s springs, marshes and rivers where they inhabited the slow, shallow waters along the edges.  
Though females do not change in appearance, males become metallic blue with a yellow tail and their fins develop a black border. Male desert pupfish aggressively defend spawning territories, known as reds.

Pupfish are omnivorous, feeding primarily on aquatic plants and invertebrates such as algae and insect larvae like mosquito.

The desert pupfish live-streaming camera is the third at AZGFD. The department launched a live feed of sandhill cranes in 2016, showing the birds wintering in southern Arizona. Also that year, the department established its camera on a peregrine falcon nest atop the Maricopa County Administration building in downtown Phoenix.

The peregrine falcon nest camera went dark as the nesting pair did not return this season.

To view the desert pupfish camera or any of the other feeds, visit www.azgfd.gov/livecams.