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by Editor · March 22, 2021
The draft referendum bill promised by the Scottish Government has been published. Using the same question as in 2014, a referendum will be held when Covid19 allows, considered to be before the middle of the next parliamentary term. This may disappoint many who wanted to see a date given but this was never going to happen.
Numbers supporting independence remain borderline so we will rely on campaigning to raise this to a level at which we will win an independence referendum. The campaigning necessary to persuade switherers and soft Nos can't yet be undertaken allthough restrictions have been recently relaxed. But to get back to the one to one type of campaigning that changes minds we need a return to something more akin to normality.
This is the message in the Ministerial Foreword by Michael Russell.
Ministerial Foreword
The Scottish Government has been laser-focused over the past year on tackling the
pandemic. That will remain the case as we work to keep Scotland safe.
We know, however, that because of the incredible efforts of the people of Scotland
and the vaccination programme, better times lie ahead.
The question we face as we come out of the health crisis is this: who has the right to
decide the kind of country Scotland should be after the pandemic?
Should it be the people who live here – or Westminster governments?
The Scottish Government believes that the people of Scotland have the right to
decide how Scotland recovers from the pandemic and what sort of country they wish
to build after the crisis. To ensure the people of Scotland have that right, the Scottish
Government believes there should be an independence referendum within the next
term of the Scottish Parliament once the public health crisis is over.
The evidence of recent years tells us what will happen if Westminster maintains, and
tightens, its control.
The jobs recovery we all want to see will be held back by the permanent hit of a hard
Brexit which is already hitting our economy.
There will be no legal guarantee that our NHS will be safe from post-Brexit trade
The steady and systematic undermining of devolution and the Scottish Parliament
since the Brexit vote is likely to continue.
In an independent Scotland we will always get the governments we vote for. As we
recover from the pandemic those governments will put Scotland's economy – not
Brexit – first.
Protection of our NHS and control of Scotland's abundant resources as well as
spending and taxation decisions will be in Scotland's hands.
If there is a majority in the Scottish Parliament after the forthcoming election for this
bill there can be no democratic justification whatsoever for any Westminster
government to seek to block a post-pandemic referendum.
The timing of that referendum should be a matter for the next Scottish Parliament to
decide, taking account of the state of the pandemic. The Scottish Government
believes that it should be within the first half of the next parliamentary term, when it is
safe to do so.
Scotland's recovery should be made in Scotland by the people who live here and
who care most about Scotland. That is why Scotland's future should be Scotland's
Michael Russell MSP
Cabinet Secretary for Constitution, Europe and External Affairs
So there we have it – a bill for a referendum that will go through Holyrood if the SNP wins a majority in May.
Interestingly, there have been rumours of talks between the SNP and Scottish Greens about a possible coalition government, irrespective of May's election result, to give a supermajority in government in favour of independence. Although the Greens are said to have ruled this out at past conferences, Patrick Harvey has recently expressed his support for such a coalition. So we will see what happens.
With the Hamilton report now behind us and the Holyrood committee report descredited by leaks to an irrelevance, although sadly the women concerned have had no satisfaction, it looks as if events could move quite rapidly towards May's election campaign and laying the ground for an indyref.
Which brings us neatly to the second issue referred to.
After months of endless nastiness and he said, she said allegations and accusations the Hamilton Enquiry report was published just a few hours after the draft referendum bill.
James Hamilton is an Irish barrister and administrator who served as the Director of Public Prosecutions at the Republic of Ireland's Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions from 1999 to 2011. In September 2010, Hamilton was elected President of the International Association of Prosecutors. In 2013 Hamilton was appointed by Alex Salmond as an independent advisor to the Scottish Government on the ministerial code, and in 2015 reappointed by Nicola Sturgeon. He was also appointed to the same role by the Welsh Government.
And his findings?
So let's now get on with campaigning for a May victory and ensuring independence.
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Sossís és un poble del municipi de Conca de Dalt, al Pallars Jussà. Pertanyia, fins al 1969, a l'antic municipi de Claverol. Està constituït en entitat municipal descentralitzada.

Entre 1812 i 1847 tingué ajuntament propi. Havia estat creat a partir del desplegament de les disposicions emanades de la Constitució de Cadis, i fou suprimit a ran de les noves lleis municipals promulgades a mitjan , que no permeteren el manteniment dels ajuntaments en poblacions de menys de 30 veïns (entenent com a veí els caps de família). El febrer del 1847 ja apareix agrupat amb els pobles de Claverol, el Pont de Claverol i Sant Martí de Canals dins del municipi de Claverol.

Està situat al nord del seu antic municipi (Claverol) i, en canvi, al nord-oest de l'actual terme de Conca de Dalt. És prop de les antigues mines de lignit de Sossís.

En el terme hi ha les mines de carbó de Sossís, de lignit de baixa qualitat i margues impures, actualment tancades. I el canal i la Central hidràulica de Sossís, actualment actius, una de les primeres centrals elèctriques del Pallars, construïda entre el 1912 i el 1913, per ser la font energètica per construir la presa de Talarn.

La seva església parroquial, moderna, és dedicada a la Nativitat de la Mare de Déu, de tres naus. Havia estat sufragània de la parròquia de Montsor. Malgrat aquesta advocació, la patrona del poble és santa Brígida, i al voltant de la festa de la santa, l'1 de febrer, se celebrava la Festa Major d'hivern.

Etimologia
Segons afirma Joan Coromines, el topònim Sossís està directament emparentat amb el verb solsir-se (ensorrar-se), fent al·lusió als despreniments de terra freqüents en el lloc on és el poble a causa de la tovor del terreny i la forta erosió que hi rep. Es tractaria, doncs, d'un topònim romànic de caràcter descriptiu.

Prehistòria
La zona de Sossís i del Roc de Santa conté un important jaciment de l'època terciària, datat en uns 35 milions d'anys, que conté restes de fauna molt variada. Hi destaquen marsupials, insectívors, rosegadors, perissodàctils, artiodàctils i carnívors.

Història
Ja en temps històrics, el lloc és esmentat ja, com Claverol, el 973, any en què fou donat al monestir de Sant Pere de les Maleses.

L'any 1718, i fins a l'extinció dels senyorius, el 1831, havia passat a la jurisdicció dels marquesos de Pallars, vescomtes de Vilamur i ducs de Cardona i de Segorb.

Hom creu que Sossís havia estat emplaçat antigament a l'altra banda de la Noguera, prop de Gramuntill.
El 1553 tenia només 4 focs (uns 20 habitants), i el 1718, quan pertanyia als marquesos de Pallars i ducs de Cardona, ja tenia 10 cases i 32 habitants.

En el Diccionario geográfico... de Pascual Madoz, del 1845, diu que Sossís, anomenat Socis ó Sosis, és a la falda d'un turó a l'esquerra de la Noguera Pallaresa, en un lloc ben ventilat, tot i que la muntanya de Claverol l'arrecera dels vents de llevant, i té un clima sa. Hi consten 19 cases, i la parròquia depèn de Montsor (Monsó). El terreny és de molt bona qualitat a la part que hi ha entre el poble i el riu, però a la resta és fluix, aspre i pedregós. Hi ha horts que es reguen amb les aigües d'algunes fonts, i bosc, encara que està molt malmès. S'hi cull llenya d'origen arbustiu. La producció és de blat, ordi, vi, oli, patates, algunes llegums i poca fruita. Hi ha llana i seda, però poca, i el bestiar que s'hi cria són ovelles i porcs. Hi ha caça de perdius, llebres i conills, i pesca de truites, anguiles i barbs. Formaven el poble 10 veïns (caps de família) i 75 ànimes (habitants).

Ceferí Rocafort comenta que en el terme de Claverol hi ha 197 edificis, amb 469 habitants de fet i 467 de dret, dels quals el poble de Claverol en té 40 i 79, respectivament, el Pont de Claverol, 65 i 183, Sant Martí de Canals, 38 i 122, i Sossís, 26 i 72. A més, hi ha 28 cases més escampades per la resta del terme, entre les quals esmenta el mas Miret, els Masos de Baiarri i el Molí de Palau, amb la capella de Sant Martí.

El 1970 hi consten 54 habitants, que baixaven a 45 el 1981 i a 32 el 2006. El 2019 hi tenia censades 26 persones.

Demografia

Pedania
Abans de l'existència de les actuals entitats municipals descentralitzades, existia la figura de la pedania, que era governada per un alcalde pedani, que depenia de l'ajuntament respectiu (en el cas de Sossís, el de Claverol. Els alcaldes pedanis de Sossís foren:
 Daniel Peruchet i Perna (1976)

L'Entitat Municipal Descentralitzada
D'ençà de la seva creació, aquest ens local ha tingut els presidents següents:
 Jordi Fornons i Isarn (1979 - 1983)
 Francesc March i Sorigué (10.6.1987-16.6.1991)
 Rafael Jordi Noray i Peret (legislatures del 1991-1995 i del 1995-1999)
 Josep Maria Aleu i Agullana (16.6.1999 - )

El pressupost general de l'EMD per al 2008 era de 145.142,82 €. Per l'any 2020, era de 35.151,27 €.

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Bibliografia
 BELLMUNT I FIGUERAS, Joan. "Sossís", a Pallars Jussà, IV. Lleida: Pagès Editors, 2000 (Fets, costums i llegendes, 34).
 CASANOVAS-CLADELLAS, M. Lourdes i SANTAFÈ-LLOPIS, J. V. "Síntesi dels jaciments terciaris continentals de l'entorn de Tremp, estudi especial de Sossís i de Roca de Santa", a XXXVI Assemblea Intercomarcal d'Estudiosos. Collegats, 5. Tremp: Centre d'Estudis del Pallars i Garsineu Edicions, 1991.
 CASTILLÓ, Arcadi i LLORER, T. "El Pont de Claverol", a El Pallars, la Ribagorça i la Llitera. Barcelona: Fundació Enciclopèdia Catalana, 1984 (Gran geografia comarcal de Catalunya, 12).
 GAVÍN, Josep M. Pallars Jussà. Barcelona: Arxiu Gavín, 1981 (Inventari d'esglésies, 8). .

Enllaços externs

 Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya
 Sossís dins de la pàgina web de l'Ajuntament de Conca de Dalt $

Entitats de població de l'antic municipi de Claverol
Entitats municipals descentralitzades

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emarie RiIn How the Finch Got His Colors, author Annemarie Riley Guertin and illustrator Helena Pérez García bring a Flemish legend to gloriously colorful life.
The folk tale tells how the Gouldian finch, native to Northern Australia and New Guinea, gained its spectacularly vibrant feathers. "Many years ago," Guertin's interpretation begins, "the Earth lay stark and gray. The animals... were the colors of dirt, clay, and stone." García's double-page spread features monochromatic examples of familiar animals--lions, giraffes, horses--depicted on rolling gray hills. "To prepare Earth for its awakening, a great rain fell upon the land." When the skies cleared, there was a rainbow. "As Rainbow shimmered down, she turned everything in her path into bright, bold colors": García's gray landscape is cut down the center by a swath of vibrant greens, pinks, reds, as Rainbow sets the world alight.
Great Bird tells the birds to line up and wait their turn for color. But all of the birds push to the front, "worried that all of Rainbow's colors [will] be taken." Rainbow begins to "grow weary from her hard work" and, as her colors fade to nothing, Great Bird notices that the tiny finch is still gray. Finch, who has waited patiently for his turn, begins to cry. Ashamed, all of the birds come together and, with the help of Rainbow's kiss, donate a little bit of their color to the tiny bird, giving him feathers "every color of the rainbow."


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Chris Maxim was Organ Scholar and a prize winner at the University of Bristol, and afterwards held a Research Studentship at Cardiff University, completing his PhD in music in 1996. Following several years lecturing at Cardiff and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, he moved to London and into the secondary education sector. An active conductor and organist, Chris has been Organist and Director of Music at St Matthew's Bethnal Green since 2003 and conducts the Giltspur Singers, a chamber choir based in the City of London. Reflecting his specialisms, Chris has composed extensively for voices and keyboard. His music is performed as far afield as Australia, Canada, France, Germany and the USA, and has been broadcast on American radio and the BBC. Chris's compositions have been featured in music festivals, recorded on several CDs, and are in the catalogues of a number of eminent publishing houses. A full list of works is available on his website.
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On 24 June, 2015, over 100 people from tourism businesses and organisations across the region came together for the inaugural regional tourism conference – Talking Tourism.
The conference was held in the beautiful surroundings of Bromley & Co's events space and gallery in East Street, Daylesford and provided an opportunity for the region's tourism industry to come together for a full day of networking, professional development and inspiration.
The 2016 DMR Tourism Conference will be held in May. Full details will be announced in March 2016.
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Andrew was appointed to the Tourism Victoria Board in 2013. He has vast experience in the tourism, culinary and media industries. He is currently the Managing Director, Diamantina Touring Company, one of Australia's leading outback adventure companies. Previously, he was a producer / presenter for a number of media and advertising companies focused on travel. Andrew is a member of the Alpine Advisory Committee and is a former Board Member of the Victorian Tourism Commission, the founding Chairman of the Victorian Tourism Operators Association (now the Victoria Tourism Industry Council) and was a member of the Forest Policy Planning Advisory Board.
In just 10 short years, the Abbotsford Convent has become fantastic success story. It is unique in Australia – an award-winning destination that is both an arts and cultural precinct and a multi-faceted community. Its success is the result of vision, commitment and sheer hard work. In 2014, the Abbotsford Convent's CEO Maggie Maguire was awarded City of Yarra's inaugural Inspirational Women of Yarra Award. Listen to Maggie share her experience and passion for Making the Impossible, Possible.
Maggie Maguire often introduces herself as the Mother Inferior…..
She has worked as the General Manager of Moomba, operated an arts and cultural business, owned a restaurant, worked in London and directed a few theatre shows. She's been working in the arts for a long time. When she first started at the Convent there were not many team members, so she helped with everything from looking after the brides to washing the tea towels. Her role has morphed over the years and she is now mainly focused on money, planning and partnerships but she still washes the tea towels (and the tablecloths)!
Meeting customers' expectations is the key to success for many businesses, and none more so than tourism businesses. But exceeding customers' expectations takes a good experience to a great experience. Andrew brings a wealth of experience to help us appreciate the importance of happy customers.
Andrew is a retail industry expert with over 35 years' experience in Australia and abroad. He has spent seven years in the travel retail business, as Managing Director at DFS Galleria Australia, General Manager of Retail at Sydney Airport and now Executive – Customer at Melbourne Airport. Andrew is a past Chairman of the Australian Duty Free Association and has recently been elected to the Board of the Asia Pacific Travel Retail Association.
A recent report on the Creative Industries in Rural Victoria shows that the Daylesford & Macedon Ranges region leads the State for the highest proportion of creative businesses, jobs and creative workers. It's an important part of our region's visitor economy. David Bromley is one our most recent artists to call this area home. Hear him speak about his journey.
Artist and owner – Bromley&Co.
David Bromley is amongst the most successful and innovative painters currently working in Australia.
Displaying an extraordinary artistic energy he has experimented with a wide variety of different media – printmaking, ceramic, sculpture and, recently, film, furniture, fashion and interiors.
David and his wife Yuge Bromley have created 2 new destinations in Daylesford, in Vincent Street and East St, that are a distinctive fusion of art gallery, fashion boutique and homewares.
DMR Tourism is continuing its efforts to develop a comprehensive Destination Management Plan for the region. At its heart, Destination Management Planning is about aligning and streamlining the efforts of all stakeholders in the region to achieve a viable and sustainable visitor economy. Judith will be provide information on progress date and plans for the future.
Judith has been the General Manager of DMR Tourism since the beginning of 2014. Judith's background is as a respected and experienced leader in the creative industries with a career spanning more than 30 years in Australia and overseas. During this time, she has held a variety of leadership roles with major performing arts centres, State government, major arts festivals and community organisations. Having made a tree change to Daylesford in late 2013, she is committed to making this vibrant region a must-visit destination.
Don't miss the 2016 DMR Tourism Conference!


Crave's End of Summer Shindig!
We heard what Mark had to say and decided it was time we did something about this hot hot heat. Join Crave Catering this Wednesday, August 7th to celebrate all things summer. Let's beat these record high temperatures with our delicious treats and eats! We will be hosting this great event with help from our lovely sponsors that always seem to bring the "cool factor" with them. Come enjoy a day filled with great company, chill people and delicious food. We hope to see you there!
Here at Crave Catering we know event planning can come with many stresses, but we want to make sure that communicating with your caterer is easy as pie. There are some catering terms that may get lost in translation and we are here to interpret them to make your catering experience the best yet.
Below are some common words you may hear in the catering world. Soon, you'll be well on your way to throwing a great event and being a first-class host!
A la mode: A phrase meaning that dessert (normally pie or cake) will be topped with ice cream.
Hors d'oeuvres: An appetizer served before a meal.
Amuse-bouche: A bite-sized hors d'oeuvre that is prepared according to the chef's selection. A French word for "mouth amuser", these mini delicacies are great to tide you over before the first course.
One of our favorite examples of amuse-bouche style catering are our mini kobe beef sliders.
Apéritif: A light alcoholic beverage served before dinner. Normally used to stimulate the diner's appetite.
Canapé: These are bite-sized snacks that are often served at cocktail parties. Most consist of thin pieces of bread or cracker topped with endless combinations. Our delicious crostini's spread with local Texas goat cheese and topped with candied jalapeños are quite the treat.
Displays: These are foods that are placed on a table and people serve themselves. Fruit and cheese are often presented in this manner at receptions.
This is one of our cheese and fruit displays we did for a wedding. The amazing cheese tray included triple cream brie, manchego, gouda and gruyère with candied pecans and fresh grapes.
Now that you have become well versed in the ways of catering, we hope you can use some of the lingo to show off your learned knowledge. Send us an email to see our various menus as well, we'd be happy to "talk catering" with you!
Food trends for the year can be tricky to pinpoint, even for restaurateurs and professional caterers. Unlike in fashion where "one day you're in and the next day you're out," food themes tend to progress more slowly over time.
After reading an extensive array of articles predicting the food trends of 2013, we created a compilation to share what's buzzing in the industry when it comes to what clients are expecting this season.
Innovative recipes and twists are taking these once exotic foods and familiarizing them with Americans. Kebabs, empanadas, tacos and knödels no longer have to be seen as foreign eats and can easily be incorporated together to create a mix of dishes that are globally inspired. Blending ethnic spices and flavors into traditional dishes is also something that has piqued many chefs' curiosities. The 2014 FIFA World Cup has seemed to spark an interest in Brazilian cuisine as well, from churrascarias or Portuguese-style barbeque, to their national dish of stew and beans known as feijoada.
A new craze surpassing the basic pickling of foods, fermentation has been rising to the top of the charts. From kimchi to sauerkraut, this process has been touted as a healthy alternative to foods that may be harder to digest in their raw state. Fermentation allows for the addition of good bacteria and microorganisms to break down and transform these foods, which can then improve our bodies' digestive and immune functions.
Super grains are an ever-growing trend that has sprouted from the efforts of making your daily grain consumption at least 50% whole grain. Some of these ancient grains have now substituted rice and wheat and are easily processed and highly nutritious. Keep an eye out for these cereal grains including spelt, khorasan, millet, freekeh and teff, which are all high in fiber, proteins, iron and vitamins.
Make sure to check up on all the food trends of 2013 to stay updated with what's "in". At Crave Catering, we like being in the know and are always looking for new recipes, combinations and food trends to please everyone's palate. Give us a call to brainstorm for your next shower, party or event.
Below are the original articles used in this compilation, make sure to take a look!
Meetings and conferences can often run into problems when productivity levels get low. This point seems to coincide when people stop worrying about the presentation and drift off into thinking about what they're going to have for lunch. Providing a catered meal allows the meeting to flow more smoothly. Everyone seems to have higher energy levels on a full stomach. Consider serving healthier lunch options to fuel everyones creativity. We recommend a healthy array of salad, delectable sandwiches and tasty desserts.
Probably the best reason to hire a caterer at your next conference is to impress a client or potential business partner. It can help promote your company in the eyes of your clients as well as establish a good reputation. Trust us, after providing a delicious meal your hospitality will not go unnoticed.
Providing catering is also a great way to show employees that you value their hard work and effort. In return, this can even create a better work environment for the company as a whole. Business meetings are a place for company involvement where catering can act as an incentive that promotes more involvement from employees. In contributing a common ground and amiable atmosphere, the mood of the meetings are less tense and employees are able to foster trust and develop closer relationships with other staff members.
Crave Catering is able to create the perfect feel for your next business meeting, conference or corporate event. Our menus are planned with your company in mind so give us a call to schedule our services. Consider our mini Monte Cristo sandwiches, they are quite delicious!
Today we are showcasing Polkadots Cupcake Factory. Opened by husband-and-wife team Olga and Ben in 2008, the cupcake factory speaks for itself. Providing delicious and creative cakes, cookies and cupcakes, Polkadots strives on creating detailed and delectable masterpieces. Let's get to know them a little better!
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cakes and cookies as well so we obliged.
We take pride in the details of our work. Our cakes have clean lines, sharp edges and they are delicious.We bake cupcakes daily and they are available for purchase Monday-Saturday 12PM-8PM either for walk-in or delivery in the Austin area. We also do custom cakes, wedding cakes, cake lollipops, macaroons, or any custom desserts. We create our special deserts just for you!
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They are very organized, on time and create delicious food!
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Festival. We love the organization because it gives Austin's youth a better chance to learn through the Young Filmmakers Program. It is a free film education program implemented through local Austin high schools. They also have the Arts Education Outreach Program which grants over 300 scholarships to high school students to attend the annual festival, conference and Summer Film Camp.
swatches for the party or color themes for inspiration.
Check out the amazing detail, creativity and elegance in their designs!
Have your business events gotten a bit dull over the years? It may be time to give your corporate events or parties a fresh new look and feel by adding a unique theme. Not only will they provide an enhanced appeal to the festivities, but it can also create a new and enjoyable atmosphere.
A country western night could be a great change of pace. Get everyone out of their suits and into some cowboy boots. Invitations can be in the shape of cowboy hats or horseshoes while decorations can include anything from wanted posters to checkered table cloths and barrels of hay. Catering could consist of ribs, brisket, ranch style beans, corn bread and cole slaw served buffet style. Don't forget to two-step the night away on the dance floor!
Have a night out at the casino– filled with gambling, great food and champagne. Give out a set amount of playing chips to your guests at the beginning of the night. Set up poker, black jack and roulette tables as well as an area to claim prizes for their winnings. If your company works with a charity, provide a table where real bets are placed and all of the winnings are donated to the charity. Hire servers to walk around with trays of finger foods and drinks to complete the casino theme.
Bring out the formal wear and glam up the corporate scene with a night out at the Oscars. This could include a more elegant dinner along with an awards ceremony to add to the entertainment. Music could include various movie theme-songs.
Whatever theme you choose, be sure the food accompanies it well by allowing Crave Catering to provide creative concepts for your next corporate event or party. We pride ourselves on collaborating with our clients in detail to bring a synergistic and exquisite balance to the vision you have set out for your event. Let us worry about the details!
Austin is a great place year-round, but the summer months are a special treat. Sunny days spent outside by the lake, bike rides and live music shows are a great way to enjoy those hot months in our great city. If you are looking for something fun and adventurous, check out some of the events that are coming up soon and remember to Keep Austin Weird!
Celebrate this French national holiday with the Alliance Française d'Austin where you can enjoy all kinds of French delicacies. Food, pastries, traditional dancing and games galore. You can also immerse yourself in the language itself, with French classes for adults and children available as well.
The Annual Zilker Summer Musical is performing the Little Shop of Horrors, a cult classic that is sure to entice the minds of all ages. Come enjoy this performance put on by ZTP through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
This Show will be Bi-weekly (every other Wednesday) and will feature artists from all genres who will swap songs and play acoustic works of art. Every show will feature artists from all over the US paired with local artists so come hear the artists you love in a more intimate setting. Fabulous menu and drink specials. The show starts at 8pm and parking is free. Austin Ale House is located right next to The Belmont on the corner of 6th and Lavaca.
Come enjoy all these great events and look online for other series happening all throughout the summer in Austin! Keep Crave Catering in mind for any summer get-togethers, we would love to cater your summer events.
Independence Day is near and there is no other way to celebrate than with an All-American cook out decked out in patriotic swag to commemorate our wonderful country in all its glory. Below are some of our favorite Fourth of July recipes. We hope you celebrate this wonderful holiday with pride. Go USA!
Start by filling glasses to the brim with ice then pour the drink with the highest sugar content into the cups (Sobe Pina Colada) and fill them approximately one third full. For the second layer pour the second drink with the lower sugar content slowly (Gatorade Fruit Punch) through the ice to fill approximately the second third of the glasses. Finish with the sugar-free drink (G2 Gatorade Blueberry-Pomegranate) and top each glass with vodka. The vodka will sit on top of the creation. Be careful, this drink can be very strong!
Melt one cup of white chocolate chips and one tablespoon of shortening in a metal bowl placed over some simmering water, and stir until smooth.
Beat cream cheese, Miracle Whip, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce and chicken together using an electric mixer. Spread into a round serving dish.
Have a safe and happy Fourth of July from Crave Catering!


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"It's impossible to know what happens in the fog of war"
October 31st, 2018 | By Joe Wolfgang
"It's impossible to know what happens in the fog of war" said a former US Secretary of State. But the scientists at Sandia Labs in New Mexico are working to fix that, with the help of a Spraytec laser diffraction system.
The Spraytec is used to measure the droplet size of the airborne droplets, to verify the fog being created is an accurate replica of what is found in nature. By creating fog droplets with a known droplet size, fog environments are created that accurately replicate those found in specific situations. Fog is of concern to national security and causes significant issues in defense, surveillance, reconnaissance, and security because it causes a loss of performance. Just as fog challenges us while driving, it detracts from the performance of other vision and light-based technologies. Using the Spraytec system, Sandia can create a representative fog for advanced testing of LADAR and other machine vision technologies in adverse environments.
A large diesel air compressor powers 64 spray nozzles spraying water to saturate the atmosphere in a tunnel. Lighting is at a minimum, the air is cold and musty, and the exits are not marked. Spending a morning working in a pitch-black tunnel, filled with thick fog, was creepy. I could think of no better place to hold a Halloween party.
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Эрнст Лео Шнайдер (; 18 июня 1894, Кыйов, Моравия, Австро-Венгрия — 1 июня 1975, Вена, Австрия) — австрийский .

Изучал машиностроение в Вене. В 1926 году изобрёл и в 1927—1928 годах совместно с фирмой Voith GmbH подал заявку на патент на, так называемый Судовой крыльчатый движитель (Voith-Schneider-Propeller), который является одновременно двигателем и рулём. Гребной винт создает тягу за счет крыльчатки, вертикально выступающей из днища корабля. Крылья регулируются. Силу и направление тяги можно варьировать, изменяя угол атаки.

Фирма Voith GmbH построила первое экспериментальное судно с изобретённым гребным винтом конструкции Шнайдера.

Первым судном, сданным в эксплуатацию в 1931 году, стало судно Кемптен на Боденском озере. Обладал превосходной маневренностью — мог совершить полный оборот лодки за 10 секунд.

Сегодня Кемптен можно увидеть в Швейцарском музее транспорта в Люцерне. Многие портовые буксиры, пассажирские суда на внутренних водных путях, буровые краны и специальные суда ныне используют этот движитель.

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Литература
 Jürgens Birgit u. Werner Fork: Faszination Voith-Schneider-Propeller. Geschichte und Technik. Verlag: Koehler Hbg (2002), ISBN 978-3-7822-0854-3.
 Patent DE453823C: Schaufelrad. Angemeldet am 5. Juni 1926, veröffentlicht am 19. Dezember 1927, Erfinder: Ernst Schneider.
 Patent US2291062A: Blade wheel propeller, particularly for watercraft. Angemeldet am 7. März 1940, veröffentlicht am 28. Juli 1942, Anmelder: Voith Schneider Propeller Corp, Erfinder: Ernst Schneider.


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Cruz holds on to hope in Indiana, faces dire math
US & World // U.S. Politics
Kevin Diaz May 2, 2016 Updated: May 2, 2016 10:30 p.m.
1of2Cruz told pro-Trump protesters in Marion, Ind., that their candidate would have had them punched. Photo: Jeff Morehead, MBR
2of2Donald Trump also campaigned Tuesday in Indiana. Cruz ran ads questioning his social conservativism. Photo: Joe Raedle, Staff
In the most frenetic day of his campaign, Ted Cruz blitzed Indiana on Monday and sharply attacked Donald Trump, hoping to keep the billionaire businessman from a primary victory that could all but seal the GOP presidential nomination.
Even as Cruz described Indiana as "a critically important state," he promised to continue the fight to stop Trump regardless of the outcome of Tuesday's primary, where 57 GOP delegates are at stake. Trump leads Cruz in almost all the state's polls.
"I'm in for the distance - as long as we have a viable path to victory, I am competing to the end," Cruz told reporters at a morning rally in Osceola.
In a sign of growing urgency, Cruz uncorked two recent attack lines designed to mobilize socially conservatives Hoosiers: He highlighted the real estate mogul's acceptance of transgender people's choices of bathrooms, as well as his support from ex-heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson, who was convicted of rape in Indiana.
With Cruz speaking in increasingly apocalyptic terms about the stakes in the election, the two sides also clashed about the Texan's suggestion at a Sunday-night rally in La Porte that Indiana Republicans "not give in to evil," but rather "stand for our values."
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Trump, pushing hard to end Cruz's bid in Indiana, latched on to Cruz's remarks, with aides saying they undermine the senator's claims about running a positive campaign and avoiding Trump's penchant for personal insults.
"If you want to talk about insults, what about Senator Cruz saying that the other voters who aren't voting for him are somehow evil?" Katrina Pierson, a Trump spokeswoman, told CNN.
"I believe in America," Cruz said in Fort Wayne when reporters asked him to clarify his remarks. "I believe we are a welcoming people who hunger to be united. And I think politics should not be about attacks, about insults, about cursing, about hatred."
Pulling out the stops
Despite his appeals for unity, the tone of Cruz's final push in Indiana was in marked contrast to a previous strategy in which he had allied himself with Trump and chastised reporters whom he accused of trying to goad him into attacking the GOP front-runner.
Sparring with a Trump-supporting protester at a rally at The Mill restaurant in Marion, Cruz said "Sir, with all respect, Donald Trump is deceiving you. He is playing you for a chump."
In a standoff that played out in front of television cameras, Cruz added: "If I were Donald Trump, I wouldn't have come over and talked to you. You know what I would have done? I would have told the folks over there, 'Go over and punch those guys in the face.' That's what Donald does to protesters."
Cruz was accompanied by Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, whose endorsement on Friday was blunted by his accompanying praise of Trump and Ohio Gov. John Kasich. Polls show significant support for Kasich in the Indianapolis suburbs, despite his unusual agreement not to campaign in the state.
Pence gave a more full-throated endorsement of Cruz in a new television ad Monday and an op-ed column on the Indianapolis Star website saying he would vote for Cruz "because he is a principled conservative."
Cruz also launched a television ad Monday defending himself against Trump attacks in manufacturing-heavy Indiana that suggest the senator supports an upcoming trade deal known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
In one of his most unequivocal statements on the trade deal to date, the ad states that Cruz "is fighting to stop TPP." The ad also attacks Trump for making campaign contributions to lawmakers who backed an unsuccessful immigration reform bill in the Senate, and reminds voters that Trump "had a $1 million judgment against him for hiring illegals."
The tag line for the new ad: "What a phony."
The heightened air war in Indiana followed a full-court press where Cruz appeared on all five national Sunday news shows to press his case that Trump is a "big-government liberal" in disguise.
"Behind the Donald Trump mask is Hillary Clinton," Cruz said on CNN's "State of the Union."
Cruz also pulled out all the stops Monday with a cast of surrogates fanning out across the state, extending his reach to events he could not attend. Among them were his wife, Heidi Cruz; Texas U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert; Utah U.S. Sen. Mike Lee; conservative broadcaster Glenn Beck; and his new vice presidential running mate, Carly Fiorina.
With so much riding on Indiana, Fiorina's selection last week in the midst of a primary battle for the party nomination helped Cruz reclaim the initiative after a string of losses in New York and the Northeast. It is unclear whether Cruz got much of a bump from the pick, however. Two polls released over the weekend, including one by NBC News and the Wall Street Journal, showed Trump with double-digit leads over Cruz in the Hoosier State. A series of earlier polls last month had showed a tighter race.
Trump has been telling supporters, "If we win in Indiana, it's over." He also spent the entire day in Indiana - accompanied by protesters - where he has been campaigning with former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight.
The latest Associated Press estimates Monday show Trump with 996 delegates, nearly double Cruz's total and just 241 short of the 1,237 needed to clinch the nomination.
Cruz, with 565 delegates, has no mathematical possibility of meeting that threshold before the GOP convention in July. His "path" is based on getting delegates selected around the country who will abandon Trump if he fails to win a majority on the first ballot, after which some delegates become unbound.
Trump has derided the Cruz strategy as a "rigged" insider ploy to subvert his lead in the popular vote. Cruz national spokesman Ron Nehring argued Monday that Trump's accusations are an insult to the party activists and grass-roots volunteers who make up the bulk of the state delegations to the national convention.
"He calls them party bosses and insiders," Nehring told CNN. "These aren't party bosses."
The Trump campaign has been buoyed by recent press reports indicating that some pro-Cruz delegates from states Trump won could have second thoughts about ignoring those voters' preferences.
Indiana, with 30 of its 57 delegates bound to the statewide winner, could provide an insurance policy for Trump going into the next big battles in New Jersey and California, where he is favored.
Cruz, if his campaign goes on past Indiana, will be keying on a couple other big states: Next week's primary in Nebraska, followed by Montana and South Dakota.
Still, Cruz said he is looking forward to the last primary in California on June 7.
"California is likely to decide this entire battle," he said on CNN.
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C*- and W*-Algebras Symmetry Groups Decomposition of States
by Ola Bratteli
Published 1979 by Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Imprint: Springer in Berlin, Heidelberg .
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Statement by Ola Bratteli, Derek W. Robinson
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Contributions Robinson, Derek W.
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In this chapter, and the following one, we examine various applications of C*-algebras and their states to statistical mechanics. Principally we analyze the structural properties of the equilibrium states of quantum systems con sisting of a large number of particles.
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Wow, it's 2018! Can you believe it? It is Two thousand and eighteen. Okay, another year has past and did I get everything I wanted to do done? Nope. Why? No excuses I just didn't get it done.
So what is planned for 2018 here at Tom's Take On Things? To be honest, I don't really know. I have been trying to get more people here to check out the reviews, to leave comments on them and the articles I do, and to share my site and the articles with others on social media. Has that really happened? No.
I share everything on my Twitter page, my Facebook Page, my Pinterest page, Instagram, and Youtube. There are so many places to find my content.
What do you know about me? I am a Veteran of the U.S. Army. I got to go to South Korea for a year and served in Desert Storm on active duty as well. I am a former 24-year Career Paramedic who has done everything he can to help those in life. I still do, just in different ways.
Then I turned blogger. I have always loved to write, so I thought it would be a good fit. The problem? I just don't have enough people taking the time to make comments, or sharing it with others.
I am going to try to write more often, I am going to try and be more interactive than I already am with this blog and another I am about to start. Can you help? Can you comment on posts for me? Can you share them for me?
If you can. Thank You!
Happy New Year to everyone, may it be prosperous and fun. May you achieve all your dreams and keep all your resolutions.
So what are your New Years Resolutions?
I hope you are having a Happy New Year! I look forward to being the best me that I can be.
Happy New Year to you! I resolve to spend less money and pay off debt, find a way to vacation with my family more and try new adventurous and HEALTHY meals for my family.
Happy New Year, Tom! I'm planning to finally reach my goal weight.
HAPPY NEW YEARS TO ALL WHO CAN READ THIS !!!! BE SAFE IN 2018 AND FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS AND GOALS ! YOU CAN DO IT I HAVE FAITH IN YOU !
Keyana I AGREE it is a cool New Years post.
Hoping everyone has a wonderful new year!
Write a bit more, youre good at it. Good content = returning readers.
Peace & Prosperity to you!
Happy New Year Ellen. Thanks for the great advice. I have a few plans in mind. But will take it slow.
happy new year love all the your take on things hope your years a good one!!!!!
Happy New Year, Tom! I'm hoping to move along with my web projects and increase numbers. Good luck to you!
And to you as well Joel. Good Luck. Happy New Year.
Happy Happy New year!! May I suggest lots of hashtags on IG!! I find the more I use the more like I get and the more interaction!! I know you are involved in a lot of giveaways and that helps a lot too 😉 Thanks for being a great blogger and I can't wait to see what you have in store for 2018!
Happy New Year Tammy! Love ya!
Happy New Years to you. Have you thought about writing a book?
Happy New Year to you as well. I have considered it. I have a few thoughts in mind!
Thank you for your service in the army. Happy New Year!


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In war time ordinary men and women are asked to do extraordinary things. This is the story of the part some Isle of Wight merchant sailors played in rescuing allied troops from the beaches of Dunkirk.
Many books and articles have been written about the way in which, in 1940, a doomed British army was rescued from almost inevitable defeat and surrender by the skill and dedication of the Royal Navy with the assistance of an armada of civilian boats, and the bravery of Royal Airforce pilots. The aim of this website is to move from a description of the grand theatre of war down to a local level and tell the tale of how some Isle of Wight men of humble backgrounds responded when called upon to face the danger of death and injury for the sake of their country.
However, this story is not complete and I would like to encourage anyone with information to add or stories to tell about the Island's heroic contribution to the operation to add their contributions. I have chosen to tell the story of the motor-barge The Bee and her crew. This is partly because her skipper was my great uncle, I was born in his house and during the war years while my own father was away in the Army I lived there, but also because we are lucky enough to have a complete narrative of the Bee's voyage written by the ship's engineer.
There were five other similar Island boats which went to Dunkirk. These were the MFH, The Murius, The Chamois, The Hound and the Bat. It would be wonderful if relatives of their crews could contribute to this website.
Fred Reynard was the ships engineer and he was also my late Grandfather,he passed away in 1987 aged 93. He told me all about his trips to Dunkirk and often took me onto the Bee when moored at Newport Quay when i was a child. My late mother Mrs D Sibbick was his only child.
Thank you so much for getting in contact about your grandfather. I have tried for some time to trace Mr Reynard's descendants. I am at present on a return voyage from visiting Dunkirk. When I get home I will write again with reference to your grandfather.
I could not see your name on your e-mail, perhaps you could repeat this for me.
I am the grandson of F.Botten (Frederick James Botten) who served as the fourth hand on the MV Bat, one of the Pickford Small Boats that took part in operation Dynamo.
I notice on your website that you have my Grand Fathers surname as Bottom. Please correct it to "Botten".
Also, I assume it would have been the same for all the men who went on Operation Dynamo, although I can't prove it. But my grandfather passed onto me via my father a Silver cased Fob Watch with a heavy silver chain (The name of which escapes me for the moment) which he was presented with by Pickfords. The watch has been assessed in the past by a reputable firm of jewellers and confirmed the hallmarks, etc, and the metal used.
The front face also states the maker, etc, and gives what I believe to be the model name of the watch, as the "Kendentick".
I also have a letter of thanks from Pickfords somewhere that goes with the watch, but I have put it somewhere safe. So safe that I can't find it.
Although well used by my Grandfather for most of his life after receiving it, at the age of 32, it is still in good working order.
When I was a student, back in 1960, I had a vac. job working with Vectis Shipping (Mark Croucher, M.D.) on the "Moultonian", a former ketch-rigged auxiliary barge of 94 tons, built in Littlehampton in 1919. The skipper rejoiced in the name of Bill Broomhead and the mate's name was Stan. My chum at the time, Tony Hooke, worked on the Murius, I seem to remember, and we had great fun passing each other en route for Southampton Town Quay and back, usually with a general cargo. We sometimes did the run to Portsmouth, loading beer from Brickwoods Brewery, now sadly closed. I often wonder what became of the "Moultonian" and what tales she had to tell. The whiskery bosun on Newport quay, who taught me to tie a bowline, for which I shall always be grateful, remembered winching blocks of French granite aboard by hand at Caen, presumably many years earlier.
She doesn't appear to have been a 'Little Ship' and must have been confined to home duties during the wartime period. She may well have ended up as a houseboat somewhere along the coast. I hope she did – I'd make a special trip to see her again. Any news would be welcomed.
Incidentally, there were two other, more modern coasters operating with Vectis Shipping at that time – the "Sea Close" and the "River Close", both painted grey and very smart and up-to-date as compared with the old, black "Murius" and "Moultonian". I also remember the "MFH" and the "Tantivy", BRS coasters which also ran up to Newport quay. Cowes, Newport and the Medina have changed quite a bit in 50 years!
there is also a picture of the time piece given, after long conversations with my nan about her father she told me that chamois was the only small ship from the island that didnt have a member of the royal navy on board. which all the other boats were made to have. this was because he had been a serving captain in the royal navy. when the boat made it to dunkirk and picked up some men, they had taken on a french policeman who had had his leg blown off. the soldiers wanted to chuck him overboard but the captain refused. on the way back a ship next to him took a direct hit and was blown to bits, my greatgrandad fished the name plaque of the boat out of the water and this is sitting in my nans garden shed 70 years later along with the ladder they used to bring people onboard with.
Minor correction re the Barge Hound. The Hound was not broken up until 1985. She lay on the east side of Wootton Creek and for a number of years acted as a quay to hold up Marigold – the now restored 89ft Nicholson gaff cutter. I salvaged the name board which Wayne is holding in the picture and also the two quarter knees when she was broken up by the developer of the creek bank land along Barge Lane for housing. The knees now support the old beam in my dining room.
My grandfather George Plumbley worked at Shephards with Fred Reynard, grandad drove steam engines for them and was on the Bee though didn't go to Dunkirk. Grandad used to be engineer on the Bee as my Uncle Charlie used to tell me cooking bacon and eggs for breakfast when he took my dad and uncle up the Medina on an upturned shovel held over the boiler!
My mum Doris Plumbley's mother was a Leigh who Wayne Pritchett is also related to, the Leigh's as Wayne told me owned the Chamois and the Gazelle, not sure which one I have in a picture of my Mum aboard one of the boats but it is a beautiful picture of her when she was young.
At a funeral yesterday on the diamond my cousin was telling me the Chamois has a plaque on the key about going to Dunkirk too. At the funeral yesterday my cousin Stephen had some beautiful pictures of Grandfer Leigh as he was known and one he is on either the Chamois or the Gazelle with perhaps Aunt Nora or my gran, it looks like it was taken on the river opposite the cemetary where he is buried.
Must come over and walk the river as it is etched deep in me and as yet I've never sailed down it so must make amends thanks for some great reading here.
William Charles Trowbridge was my Great-Uncle. His sister Elsie Marie Trowbridge married my Grandfather (on my fathers side). My Grandfather was Horace Alabone Dabell. When Bill Trowbridge died my father was executor and I and my brother Edward were beneficiaries under the will and inherited some personal effects. I have an identical presentation pocket watch as described abpove by Richard Botten. I have only just found out about this web-site. Am I correct in assuming this has been compiled by Michael Wills ? If so – please get in touch – would love to hear from you.
In 2010 I put a gravestone on Uncle Bill's unmarked grave, with the names of his crew.
Hello, I'm a descendant of the Leigh family, I believe that they possibly owned the Bee prior to Operation Dynamo. I'm not sure though, would love to know more!
I am writing an article on Southampton's Railways and Docks for the magazine The Southern Way. I would like to include an mage of mv Norris Castle which appears on your IOW to Dunkirk website but to a higher resolution scan. Can you put me in touch with the copyright owner please?
Hello Alan, I have been trying to find the source of that picture. I fancy that I may have scanned a picture from the private museum which the Newport Harbour Master has in his office on the quay. It is almost certainly a picture in the public domain, though I have no proof of this.


Six players returned to Casino Sochi on Friday, March 29 to play down to a winner and try to become an EPT champion. Eventual runner-up Zakhar Babaev started the day with a commanding chip lead ahead of the other five players. Gilboa came into the day in the middle of the pack and benefited from two major missteps from opponents.
The first came from Vyacheslav Mizun who shoved with ace-high into the pocket jacks of the Israeli player. Jacks held and Gilboa was up into second place in the chip counts. Shortly after, it was Serafim Kovalevsky who became the first elimination of the day. He ran pocket sixes into the pocket eights of Babaev to bust in sixth who now sat with more than half the chips in play.
However, what goes up must come down and the second of Gilboa's pivotal hands was to come against Babaev. Babaev held ace-five and after check-calling on flop and turn, where he had the nut flush draw, he check-jammed on a blank river. Gilboa snap-called with queens allowing him to close the gap. On the very next hand, Babaev's formerly monster chip lead was gone with the two Israeli players level in chips.
Maksim Pisarenko and Mizun both doubled either side of the break, with Babaev managing to eke out a chip lead once more, but Gilboa once again closed the gap with the elimination of the plucky Mizun who doubled five times today alone. Mizun had flopped a set but Gilboa turned a flush draw to send him to the rail.
Both Gilboa and Babaev continued to slug it out, trading pots as the chip lead swung between the two of them before Ruban was eliminated in fourth place. He lost a classic race with queens against Babaev's ace-king after the latter flopped an ace.
By this stage, Pisarenko was slipping, keeping himself in contention with a series of shoves. But he never looked like breaking the Israeli duopoly at the top of the chip counts and was eliminated by Gilboa when shoving his last six big blinds.
From the day's play so far, this was the heads-up battle most neutrals would have been hoping for and it didn't disappoint. Babaev appeared to only have one gear and kept the foot firmly on the gas. Gilboa kept him firmly at bay before the first all-in confrontation.
Babaev had flopped top pair against Gilboa's flush draw, and Babaev couldn't look as the turn and river bricked and he doubled into the lead.
Gilboa held and on the very next hand cleaned up the final six big blinds of his compatriot to eliminate him and seal the victory just before 8 p.m. local time.
In his victory interview, Gilboa says that he was spurred on by a particular Rocky quote that stuck with him over the course of the tournament.


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Having learnt about the truth of impermanence of all things material in this life, of the value of living with more contentment and less excesses, and to avoid attachment lest it brings suffering, would this not make Buddhists less ambitious? Understood correctly, impermanence should urge us to make the best of the moment to change for long-term spiritual betterment, instead of neglecting this moment. Every moment is treasured, yet not clung to. Think enjoying a sunset, which is a subtle material event. We savour it mindfully because it is fleeting. However, we try not to cling to it too – also because we know it is fleeting.
On the nature of ambition, there are two kinds – the noble and the mundane. For example, the Buddha-to-be aspired to discover the path to True Happiness for all beings. This is noble and totally worthy. Mundane ambitions might be beneficial to some extent, in supporting noble ambitions too. As long as they are not in conflict with spiritual aspirations, they are alright. For instance, one might be working hard to earn more money to support one's family and help a charity, for the welfare of many others. And because one is aware that life is short, one is diligent with the limited time, driven by compassion and wisdom for the betterment of one and all.
Exactly because we realise all mind and matter are in constant flux (Anicca: impermanence) and without self (Anatta) within (and is thus Dukkha; dissatisfactory when clung to), we conscientiously direct ourselves to change for the better to realise our true self (by actualising our Buddha-nature) to attain True Happiness (Nirvana: opposite of Dukkha), and guide others to do the same. If we become nonchalant (couldn't care less) instead, not only will we not diligently progress to True Happiness, we will not guide others to it either. It will be a lose-lose situation. To create win-win situations is the Bodhisattva's path.
why not change for the better?


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Q: How to solve $\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} exp(-\sqrt{2\pi}x-\dfrac{(y-x)^2}{2})dy$ What i tried was:
$\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} exp(-\sqrt{2\pi}x-\dfrac{(y-x)^2}{2})dy = -\dfrac{1}{y-x}exp(-\sqrt{2\pi}x-\dfrac{(y-x)^2}{2})|_{-\infty}^{\infty}$
The exp dominates the expression so it goes faster to $0$ for $y$ that approaches infinity or negative infinity, so the expression will be zero. However when i use wolfram to solve this integral i get: $\sqrt{2\pi}exp(-\sqrt{2\pi}x)$. Going to polar representation doesn't seem to be effective here. How did they come by this result?

A: $e^{-\sqrt 2\pi x} $ does not depend on $y$. So the answer is $e^{-\sqrt 2\pi x} \int e^{-(y-x)^{2}/2} dy=\sqrt {2 \pi} e^{-\sqrt {2\pi x}} $.


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"The latest events in the Middle East and their consequences in Europe" with Henry Laurens
The Institut Français is organizing a round table discussion with Henry Laurens and Bernabé López García on the upcoming date of March 16 at 8:00 p.m.
Henry Laurens, Head of the University Department of History, a professor at the Collège de France, chair holder of the professorship in "Contemporary History of the Arab World" and the author of reference works on the Middle East, will be taking part in the round table discussion titled "The latest events in the Middle East and their consequences in Europe," to be held on the upcoming date of Wednesday, March 16 at 8:00 p.m. at the theater of the Institut Français in Madrid (at Calle Marqués de la Ensenada, 10). Also speaking at the event will be Bernabé López García, Head of the University Department of Contemporary Islamic History at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid's Department of Arab and Islamic Studies
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