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Q: XKCD 356 puzzle I was reading XKCD and saw this comic:

Turns out it works, and have been thinking about this for an hour and have gotten nowhere.
My first thought was to find the resistance of all paths of length three between the two points, which yields a resistance of 1 ohm, as 1/(1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3) = 1, but that does not factor in the rest of the grid.
Does anyone know how to solve this?

A: As DKNguyen mentioned, this mathpages site covers it. This mathpages site also covers the topic.
In the above links, you can find this picture:

So you can just pick out the right answer from there.
Voltage Spike also points out that you can set this up as a grid of PDEs. And doing so allows you to easily solve problems that seek to find the resistance between different placements of the probes, too. (In fact, the entire idea is very powerful and can be used to solve a wide array of problems from heat flow to antennas to charge distribution over complex structures.)
There are a number of numerical approximation techniques for this kind of problem. These include Jacobi and Gauss-Seidel. But another technique found in the literature is called the red-black successive over-relaxation method. I just call it the checkerboard method because that's what it looks like.
Let's say you set up a square checkerboard matrix like this:

But with a much larger grid than that if you want better precision. The INF around the perimeter just means I won't allow the solver to work those squares. Nothing more.
Now you can set up the PDEs. Based upon KCL, it's just \$V_{i,j}=\frac14\left(V_{i-1,j}+V_{i+1,j}+V_{i,j-1}+V_{i,j+1}\right)\$
You can look at this link for a run. The results are \$0.773001\$ when the exact answer is \$\frac4{\pi}-\frac12\approx 0.77324\$. Which is close enough.
You can stack checkerboards to solve 3D problems. Or turn any arbitrary, constrained shape (like a cup or some crazy-looking antenna) and all this still works fine if a sufficiently fine grain grid is chosen. And you can choose to tessellate using something other than squares, too, if that helps simplify the PDE or otherwise tickle your fancy.
And because of how this alternates between red and black square processing, it lends well to a high degree of trivial parallelization. Even 'transputer-like' distributed memory MIMD fits well. F# would also be a good language fit for this.

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Ford Kenya leaders have criticised the recent wrangles in the Jubilee party.
Led by party leader Moses Wetang'ula, secretary general Eseli Simiyu and Bungoma county party chairman Wafula Wamunyinyi, the leaders said that it is very unusual for the ruling party members to tear each other apart as if they are the opposition.
They said the squabbles don't look good and sensible in the eyes of the electorate.
The leaders spoke on Friday at Musikoma Ward in Kanduyi constituency during the funeral of Mama Margaret Wanyama, a Ford Kenya party supporter.
"We have seen what Jubilee leaders are now doing to each other while their leader Uhuru Kenyatta is silent. We do not want to be involved but what we are telling them is that Kenya needs peace," Wetang'ula said.
The Ford K leader said that Jubilee leaders should know that they are public trustees and were holding the power for Kenyans.
Wetang'ula said when Jubilee leaders start abusing each other, they are creating an atmosphere for war in the country.
He maintained his journey to State House is unstoppable adding that he wanted to take over a country that is peaceful.
"When Raila and Uhuru made the handshake deal, we did not fault it but only faulted the process," Wetang'ula said.
"When we come together as leaders for the country's unity, let us not exclude other leaders because it will be dangerous for Kenya."
Simiyu said Kenya has healed from the 2007 post-election violence and leaders should be careful with their utterances.
He asked Jubilee leaders not to blackmail leaders to support them in order to attain development.
"They are telling some leaders to tore their line so that they can have development in their regions. Development is a must and not supposed to be begged,' he said.
Wamunyinyi asked leaders to refrain putting the country in a political mood and said that the electorate wanted development.


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After the success of "Astropal. Un cometa con corazón", José Julio Fernández and Laura González collaborate again on an illustrated album.
Born in A Rúa de Valdeorras, José Julio Fernández is a versatile man. University professor, trained, in addition to law and political science, in journalism and audiovisual communication. Apart from numerous scientific publications, he is the author of books of poetry ("Lejana transparencia" y "Feitizo crepuscular"), stories of adults ("El asesor" y "Amarrados") and scripts of audiovisual products. He directed several short films in which he develops new narrative aspects. He also cultivates other experimental creative facets in the field of painting and drawing. In Hércules de Ediciones he has published the children's stories"Astropal un cometa con corazón" and "Clara y el rapto de la puesta de sol".
Laura González González was born in Salvaterra de Miño, in the south of the province of Pontevedra. She is an architect by the ETSA of the University of a Coruña and since 2011 she lives and works in the city of Basel, in Switzerland. Tireless artist since she can remember, always in a spontaneous and self-taught way, her passion has led her to a profession in which drawing plays a fundamental role. "Astropal un cometa con corazón" (Hercules de Ediciones, 2015) was his first illustration work.


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New Luncheon Serves up to 300 Students
News by Alex Di Pietro — Published November 2, 2010 | Comments
The Concordia Student Union's grand opening of the revamped Loyola Luncheon experienced a two-day delay last week.
"We tried to do the best we could to get the Luncheon up and running as fast as possible," said the CSU's VP Loyola and Advocacy Hassan Abdullahi. "But I don't foresee any more delays with the Luncheon."
The initial reason why the five-day-a-week free lunch service began operations on Wednesday, Oct. 27 rather than its scheduled date of Monday, Oct. 25 is because the industrial-sized oven—part of the $80,000 overhaul to the kitchen—arrived later than expected.
"When it did arrive, they were missing a cable, so they couldn't hook it up," said Morgan Pudwell, the CSU's VP sustainability and promotions. "So we just had to wait for facilities management to get all the right supplies to make sure it was working."
Following the installation issues, proper training to operate the oven was scheduled for the Luncheon staff.
"Small technicalities that could have been overlooked by the university and construction team weren't," said Abdullahi.
Pudwell said the expansion made to the Loyola Luncheon will free up space for the kitchen to serve upwards of 200 to 300 students at full capacity, and that the new appliances are meant to accommodate the employees at The Hive to make the process run more smoothly.
"[The chefs] will be able to spend a lot more time on food preparation and cooking and a lot less time on cleaning, moving things around or manoeuvring on a small stove," said Pudwell.
The new appliances are part of renovations that will also see a sustainable, student-run café slated to open at The Hive in January 2011.
This article originally appeared in The Link Volume 31, Issue 12, published November 2, 2010.
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alarm about this. A 2006 report, Are They Really Ready to Work?, based on a survey of several hundred employers, concluded that "far too many young people are inadequately prepared to be successful" (The Conference Board, Partnership for 21st Century Skills, Corporate Voices for Working Families, & Society for Human Resource Management, 2006, p. 7). The Partnership for 21st Century Skills, whose members include such companies as Apple and Microsoft, has been critical of outmoded approaches to education that don't give youth the skills employers most need.


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The school offers a four-year Doctor of Medicine Degree Program (M.D.) and a local Transitional Year Program. The first two years of the curriculum are Basic Sciences Courses within the school campus and the last two years Clinical Sciences at the hospitals. Mostly, Spanish is spoken, but medicine is taught in both Spanish and English. The faculty is composed of experienced medical doctors and professors that integrate knowledge with practice. The school also offers programs in Nursing and Master in Public Health.
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The North American Adoption Conference was held in Toronto this week, where advocates tried to find solutions to the low visibility of foster children awaiting adoption.
As about 30,000 children await adoption across Canada, child welfare advocates are seeking ways to make foster kids more visible to potential adoptive parents. Currently only about 2,000 children are adopted in Canada every year, with many older kids and teens remaining in foster care for years until they age out of the system.
At an international conference in Toronto this week, 750 advocates, social workers, adoptive parents, adopted children and youth in foster care met to discuss the need for solutions.
The Adoption Council of Canada currently runs a national password-protected database that allows potential parents to browse children's photos but Eggertson says its benefits are limited because few provinces use it due to privacy concerns. As a result, the database, Canada's Waiting Kids, only features a fraction of the kids looking for permanent homes.
Eggertson has seen first hand how well the registry can work. When it launched 15 years ago, the photo database led Eggertson to her own adopted daughter, Miranda. Before her adoption, the 8-year-old Ojibway girl had spent much of her life in foster care in Kenora.
Sandra Scarth, a veteran child welfare professional, also believes photo directories can improve adoption rates because images can have a powerful effect on potential parents.
This became clear nearly 50 years ago, when the now-defunct Toronto Telegram began running a daily feature highlighting a child in need of a home. Most agencies were opposed to the feature and only three of the 50 regional Children's Aid Societies signed up to participate. "Today's Child" began in 1964 with a photo of "Hope," a 15-month-old girl with developmental delays who was in Toronto's foster care system.
After three years, the column expanded to other newspapers, including the Toronto Star. About 80 per cent of the children featured found a home.
But today, the use of photos remains controversial as some policy-makers believe it commodifies children. Yet, according to Scarth, the potential of adoption photo directories is too great to squander.


Too many of our neighbors in our Ward and our City are struggling today. I am running for Alderman because we need to ensure that our neighborhoods have affordable housing, our schools are fully funded, and our police department gets badly needed reform.
Get the facts on Matt Martin's plan for revenue.
With property taxes on the rise, homes in the Ward are becoming increasingly unaffordable—especially for seniors on a fixed income, working-class families, and recent graduates.
Scale back property taxes and implement a progressive city income tax that better addresses the widening wealth gap in Chicago.
Require that large new developments include at least 25% affordable housing.
Distribute more vouchers to our middle- and low-income neighbors to help offset the rising cost of rents in the area.
All children need and deserve access to high-quality neighborhood public schools, regardless of their parent's ability to fundraise.
Fully fund our schools so that all students have modest class sizes and access to up-to-date technology and textbooks. We can achieve this by introducing a progressive city income tax, modifying the existing tax on large downtown real estate sales, and re-amortizing existing pension debt.
Hold more hearings to prevent and confront crises like abuse of students, insufficient access to special education services, and poorly cleaned schools.
Have an elected school board, instead of one appointed by the Mayor.
Our police department badly needs reform. Let's make sure to provide officers with proper training and supervision, and hold them accountable when misconduct occurs.
Enter into a consent decree with the Illinois Attorney General that a federal judge will oversee to ensure officers get adequate training, supervision, and oversight.
Collaborate with the 19th and 20th police districts to reduce incidents when there are no available units to respond to 911 calls.
Adopt a holistic approach to public safety that prioritizes job opportunities, stable housing, and quality education for at-risk youth.
Chicago politics as usual isn't working for Chicagoans. We need a more transparent, accountable city government that works for our communities.
Help eliminate conflicts of interest, like Alderman Burke's property tax law firm, by banning secondary employment.
Reform campaign financing and publicly finance elections to create fairer, more competitive elections, and reduce the pernicious influenece of machine politicians, corporations, developers, and other special interests.
Empower the Inspector General and enable them to audit and investigate City Council.
Chicago must lead the way in addressing the environmental challenges that face us.
Embrace the Sierra Club's Ready for 100 plan and increase our share of renewable energy.
Prioritize replacing lead water pipes in our schools, and immediately hold hearings.
Promote environmental impact assessments and require community consultation on industrial projects.
Many of us love living in the 47th Ward because of its dynamic retail corridors, but vacant storefronts and decreased foot traffic are hurting businesses.
Distribute easy-to-obtain pop-up licenses to artists, first-time entrepreneurs, and businesses that only have an online presence.
Collaborate with local chambers of commerce to identify and attract new businesses that will complement existing ones.
Replenish lost density by building more apartments close to businesses and transit stops.
Neither gender nor sexual orientation status should ever present a hurdle to personal or professional happiness.
Pass ordinances that guarantee fair scheduling and paid family leave for biological, adoptive, and foster parents.
Require prospective and current city contractors to guarantee pay equity and freedom from harassment.
Require City Hall, City Council, and each of the 22 CPD districts to employ a dedicated LGBTQ liaison.
City government must ensure our neighborhood is as clean and accessible as possible.
Build more dedicated bus lanes in major transit corridors to induce demand and increase ridership.
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Review practices that result in disproportionate numbers of tickets to bike riders in low-income, infrastructure-poor neighborhoods.


Egglo Eggs were very fun to review for our family. Our family generally does not make a big deal out of Easter as a festive holiday like most. We do the fun part of coloring eggs but it is generally geared to teaching about mixing colors. We do talk about the reason for the resurrection instead. When we do our egg hunt it is a quick 5-10 minute game and it is over. So when I was given the chance to review this product I was so happy. I never knew something like this existed! Now I can join the typical festivities of Easter but doing it all with the focus of Jesus! It doesn't get much better than that does it?
These plastic eggs glow in the dark to allow even more fun of doing this in the dark. It was still cold when we did this so we hid them in the house. The Egg-cellent Easter Adventure Program Guide is also included which helps you prepare a fun time with your children or even for your church group. The program guide gives devotionals, snack ideas, and review questions for the older kids. The Egg-cellent Easter Adventure book and audio down load is a great addition adding a nice adventure to the idea of the eggs.
So upon starting this the guide gave us different areas in the Bible that we could read the story of the resurrection. We started out doing this so the kids got the true story straight from the Bible. My kids are 9, 7, and 5 so some of it was a bit harder to grasp in order to be able to answer the review questions but my 9 year old did pretty good with some of them. Then we went on to read The Egg-cellent Easter Adventure book along with the audio download to listen to while we flipped through the pages. It is also nice when mama doesn't have to do all the reading for something we do with all the kids.
The book is about the adventure that Pascal, Hardy, and Anastasia went on through time travel. On this travel they find glowing eggs with scrolls in them with thing in them to teach the children about God's will.
When it came time to use the eggs I filled each one with a scroll and let them set under the light all day. There are 12 eggs and they are blue, green, yellow, and pink. Then when it was dark I was able to turn the lights off in the house and hide them about. The only issue I had was that maybe I should have charged them in the sunlight instead of a lamp because they did not get very bright for me. This made it a bit harder to find them.
Also only 12 per package and 3 kids made for a very quick hunt. I will be using these again come Easter time though. I think it would be neat to mix in regular Easter eggs and then it would be extra special to find the glowing ones. Almost like finding a gift straight from God. The kids are pretty excited about using them again.
Once we were done with our hunt we turned the lights on and read the scrolls. Each prompted a conversation on what each one meant. What a great way to enjoy fun on Easter but still keeping it all about Jesus and what he is all about. I think this would allow more families to enjoy this day with their kids as well as churches. So many churches do huge hunts that adding this in would make for a better teaching time.
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Texas faces quick turnaround for Iowa State
Photo Credit: Brooke Crim | Daily Texan Staff
Published on October 13, 2017 at 11:45 am Last update on October 15, 2017 at 12:07 am
By Justin Martinez
Sophomore Micaya White boarded the team plane in Lawrence, Kansas, on Wednesday at 11:30 p.m., eager to get back home.
White was spent. Her team had just earned one of its toughest victories of the season, defeating No. 9 Kansas on the road, 3-2. The Longhorns entered the match on a streak of three-straight 3-0 sweeps, each reaching a swift conclusion in no less than an hour and a half.
But this one was different. Texas found itself on the ropes after dropping two of the first three sets against the Jayhawks. The Longhorns didn't break, though, winning the fourth set in a commanding fashion, 25-10, before closing things out in a tight fifth set, 18-16. The match lasted almost two and a half hours.
"We weren't perfect," White said. "But we didn't let the crowd or what (Kansas) did affect how we played. It helped out in the long run."
Now, after back-to-back road matches, it's time to return to Austin. But Texas had much more than just a late-night flight ahead of it. The Longhorns knew they'd have to recoup quickly and prepare for a date with No. 23 Iowa State on Saturday.
"What fans don't understand is that the daily schedule of a student athlete is very tough," head coach Jerritt Elliott said. "We'll shorten up practice dramatically and get them what they need to be ready for Saturday, not only physically but mentally."
It was 2:20 in the morning when White got back to her apartment, the statement win still fresh on her mind. She had her first class in just seven hours, but sleep was top priority at the moment. She'd need it for the coming days.
Taking down the Cyclones is always a tall task. The teams split their two-game series last season, the most recent going to Iowa State in Ames, Iowa.
Now it's Texas' turn to play host, and the Longhorns have no plans to let the Cyclones leave the 40 Acres with a win.
"(Iowa State) gets better and better every year, so I'm excited to play them," White said. "We just need to come out strong, follow the game plan and bring home the dub."


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The PPT works in several areas and on several issues including:
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Local Food Is Still A Niche. Can It Develop Beyond That?
For vegans, a soft food routine would be quite difficult, simply because so a lot of of the suggested soft foods contain dairy or egg goods. In Greece, I loved the wonderful salads with feta cheese, their fresh breads, and their regional table wines. You had a lot of excellent recipes I can wait to attempt but i know that there are men and women who will consider that they dont need to count the calories in a fruit smoothie. Please speak to us for a lot more data on how we can help you get fresh, all-natural, all-local foods for your kitchen. The revelation: you can consume these foods as part of your day-to-day diet and not count their calories.
The chef regularly updates the menu to showcase the very best produce and seafood in season. For example when we were in Gambia on holiday we did eat in the neighborhood resturants consuming their food. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has produced promoting locally grown and created foods one particular of his best priorities since taking the helm of the department in 2009, dubbing it a pillar of rebuilding the rural economy. Cardiovascular workouts, such as running or biking, improve the heart and burn calories.
Last year, researchers at the University of California in Merced place together a look at how significantly of the country could survive solely on local foods. These foods retain their nutritional value and are much more likely to be a nutrient-dense food—foods that are the most nutritional with the fewest calories. Traveling abroad I consume the local cuisine ready at my hotel, unless dining out with colleagues, and then I pray not to get sick.
Add carrots, kale, swede, onions, leeks, peppers, celery, fennel or any from the list to soups, stews and casseroles: Love your mashed potatoes, add a tiny carrot, kale or swede to your mash without having adding calories. Employing zero calorie vegetables and fruits can add bulk to other vegetables and fruit that offer the calories. And Local Foods distributes these tomatoes to restaurants, a partnership that advantages both businesses.
We decided to share a crab and shrimp sand which and a crunchy chicken sandwich (both of which are hugely suggested on Yelp and by the waiter we spoke with), and split the fours side of residence chips, acorn squash, noodles, and sweet potatoes. The farmers market once again functions reside music from regional talents as nicely as culinary demonstrations.


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The 1956–57 season was the 49th year of football played by Dundee United, and covers the period from 1 July 1956 to 30 June 1957. United finished in thirteenth place in the Second Division.

Match results
Dundee United played a total of 50 competitive matches during the 1956–57 season.

Legend

All results are written with Dundee United's score first.
Own goals in italics

Second Division

Scottish Cup

League Cup

See also
 1956–57 in Scottish football

References

Dundee United F.C. seasons
Dundee United


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The Lord Calls His People Back
1It was the eighth month of the second year Darius was king of Persia. The Lord spoke his word to the prophet Zechariah son of Berekiah. Berekiah was the son of Iddo. The Lord said:
2"The Lord was very angry with your ancestors. 3So tell the people: This is what the Lord of heaven's armies says: 'Return to me, and I will return to you.' 4Don't be like your ancestors. In the past the prophets spoke to them. They said: This is what the Lord of heaven's armies says: 'Stop your evil ways and evil actions.' But they wouldn't listen or pay attention to me, says the Lord. 5Your ancestors are dead. And those prophets didn't live forever. 6I commanded my words and laws to my servants the prophets. They preached to your ancestors, who returned to me. They said, 'The Lord of heaven's armies did as he said he would. He punished us for the way we lived and for what we did.'"
The Vision of the Horses
7It was on the twenty-fourth day of the eleventh month, which is called Shebat. It was Darius's second year as king. The Lord spoke his word to the prophet Zechariah son of Berekiah. Berekiah was the son of Iddo.
8During the night I had a vision. I saw a man riding a red horse. He was standing among some myrtle trees in the ravine. Behind him were red, brown and white horses.
9I asked, "What are these, sir?"
The angel who was talking with me answered. He said, "I'll show you what they are."
10Then the man standing among the myrtle trees explained. He said, "They are the ones the Lord sent through all the earth."
11Then they spoke to the Lord's angel. He was standing among the myrtle trees. They said, "We have gone through all the earth. Everything is calm and quiet."
12Then the Lord's angel asked, "Lord of heaven's armies, how long before you show mercy to Jerusalem and the cities of Judah? You have been angry with them for 70 years now." 13Then the Lord answered the angel who was talking with me. His words were comforting and good.
14Then the angel told me, "Announce this: This is what the Lord of heaven's armies says: 'I have a strong love for Jerusalem. 15And I am very angry with the nations that feel so safe. I was only a little angry, but they made things worse for my people.'
16"So this is what the Lord says: 'I will return to Jerusalem with mercy. My Temple will be rebuilt,' says the Lord of heaven's armies. 'And the measuring line will be used to rebuild Jerusalem.'
17"Also announce: This is what the Lord of heaven's armies says: 'My towns will be rich again. I will comfort Jerusalem again. I will still choose Jerusalem.'"
The Vision of the Horns
18Then I looked up and saw four animal horns. 19I asked the angel who was talking with me, "What are these?"
He said, "These are the strong nations that scattered the people of Judah, Israel and Jerusalem."
20Then the Lord showed me four craftsmen. 21I asked, "What are they coming to do?"
He answered, "They have come to scare and throw down the horns. Those horns scattered the people of Judah. No one could even lift up his head. The horns stand for the strong nations that attacked the people of Judah and scattered them."
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Traffic wardens at Camden council in north London finished a solid five-day strike for higher pay on Friday of last week.
Over 120 Unison union members who work for outsourcing giant NSL are demanding £11.15 an hour.
Strikes in 2015 won workers a three-year pay deal of £10.20 an hour and bosses' agreement to pay them 25p above the London Living Wage.
The living wage has risen to £10.20 an hour and NSL bosses are refusing to cough up any more cash.
Confident picket lines were held at five sites in the borough, with workers chanting, "Low pay, no way".
The parking service is big money.
The traffic wardens—officially known as civil enforcement officers—helped collect £26 million in parking tickets for the council last year.
And despite NSL making a £2 million profit in 2017, bosses are refusing to pay workers more.
Liz Wheatley is Camden Unison branch secretary. "It is pretty scandalous that a predominantly black, low-paid workforce is forced to have to strike every single time they want to get a pay increase," she said.
The workers have already won a concession from NSL—but rejected the offer of £10.45 an hour.
One striker on the picket line said, "The price of everything is going up, but our pay is stagnant. We are not getting enough to keep up a minimum standard of living.
Strikes by Camden traffic wardens have forced bosses to cough up before. Unison should announce more dates.


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Gibault (18-6-3) will play for the state championship at 1 p.m. Saturday against Solorio Academy, which defeated St. Patrick 1-0 in the other semifinal. The Hawks are seeking their fifth state title, but their first in 2A. The previous four came in 1A.
"Everyone forgets we're only a school of 230 people," Olson said. "We're out here playing with (schools) with 1,000 kids and even more and just battling and trying to pull it out. We did today."
The Hawks could not have done it without Olson, who stood tall and often dived headlong during a first-half barrage by Wheaton Academy (23-5).
The Warriors came into the game with a vastly superior offense and a 16-game winning streak. They outshot the Hawks 17-1 before intermission.
"They possess very well," first-year Gibault coach Darryn Haudrich said. "They are very technically and tactically sound. They move the ball, they are quick, they're dangerous and they were coming in flows.
"There's no doubt that first half they outplayed us. We narrowly escaped some other very quality opportunities for them."
Wheaton took a 1-0 lead on Seamus Kilgallon's rebound goal at the 19:10 mark but failed to add to that cushion. Olson made two reflex saves on headers by Wheaton star Luke Holwerda, who had 32 goals and 15 assists this season.
Olson also denied Kilgallon with a kick save on a breakaway and deflected another Holwerda shot with 7:30 to go. Quinn Partain got to the rebound of the latter opportunity but his shot was kicked off the line by Gibault defender Aaron Grohmann.
"It was around me a little bit so I had to settle in real fast," Olson said. "It's kind of like select soccer.
"I'm used to these high-impact, high-reward games so even though I'm a sophomore, I was settled down and getting on the juniors and seniors, trying to help us out."
Olson's play fired up Gibault's defenders and they in turn kept him on top of his game.
"They're always on me to keep us up, keep us going, so every time I make a big save, they'll come over (and say) good job, all that, and keep my head up," Olson said. "As long as I keep their heads up, (we) help each other out."
Given the reprieve, the Hawks began the second half in a more aggressive mood. They tied the game on a penalty kick by Huels with 31:31 remaining and began to control the action after that.
"I would say that being down at half is a very foreign concept for us," Haudrich said. "We've either been in the lead or been tied in the postseason. I told the boys that we needed to be resilient, find a way to stick to our game plan and step up our tempo."
But the decisive goal came from an unlikely source. Wheaton goalkeeper JD Gunn made a diving save on a shot in traffic but gave up a rebound and Swindle pounced, ripping a 10-yard shot that deflected off Gunn and the underside of the crossbar with 5:22 left.
It was Swindle's third goal of the season and by far his most important.
"Someone else shot the ball and it got blocked," Swindle said. "It bounced back in the air and I just took a touch to make myself a shooting lane and put it on frame.
"It's very exciting because I myself am not much of a goal scorer. To score in such a big game like this is very exciting."
Haudrich was thrilled for his junior midfielder.
"I want to give a lot of credit to him because he stayed very composed," Haudrich said. "In a moment like that there are a lot of players who get frantic and would hit over or hit it wide.
"Ryan is one of those players where you almost have to check his pulse sometimes when he's playing because he stays so composed. That's exactly what you need in a championship-caliber team and we're fortunate to have him. He finished in a big moment and I'm very proud of him."
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This is a momentous time for all the Apple lovers. The iPhone 8 is finally here after all the anticipation and the rumors surrounding the release. As always, the demand will exceed the supply, so if you want your handset, you can pre-order yours on the 15th of September 2017. The official release date has been stated as the 22nd of September. Following that, the device will be available in stores, too.
What everyone wants to know is the upgrades that the phone comes with. It is a sizeable list, and here is what you can look forward to with the new iPhone 8.
The design is not very different from the iPhone 7. But, what is impressive is that the body has glass on the front and the back. The aluminum frame has been retained to maintain the sturdiness of the device. What makes the iPhone 8 one of the most robust smartphones this year is the fact that the glass that is used is said to be the strongest one ever used in a smartphone.
The device comes with a state of the art Retina HD4.7 inch display screen. The size and the weight of the device feel perfect on your palm. Familiar features include the Touch ID and the Home screen button. You do not have facial recognition with this device.
There are color options available for the phone, namely gold, silver and the classic iPhone space gray.
AR apps and games are what everyone is talking about. The new A11 Bionic chipset with a six-core processor allows you to make the most of these high-end apps.
The iOS 11 drives the device and is being heralded as one of the finest user experience till date. This is because a lot of focus has been placed on the stickers and the apps with the new device. You can create animated emojis and can enjoy a host of new apps in the App Store.
Cloud storage option is available for all your messages. This means that switching from an older device to the new iPhone 8 is simply a breeze. You have better security with all your data which means that you can use the inbuilt payment features and others without any hassle.
Siri, the world's most used voice recognition software has gone through some significant changes to surpass competition like Google Assistant. To begin with, Siri will have a new voice and will be able to translate several more languages this time around. The voice and response are also rumored to be a lot more lifelike.
The device comes with a wireless charging option. This is the reason why the metal and glass fusion has been applied in the design this time. Besides that, the Control center menu is also brand new and has received a good facelift.
Multitasking cannot get easier as the iPhone 8 is believed to have a 30% higher performance ability in comparison to its predecessors.
While the 12 MP rear camera remains the same, you can expect several new camera apps and software that will make photography fun. Optical image stabilization, a more powerful sensor, and lighting software mean that you have the ability to manipulate the images as per your liking and have great quality each time.
Video recording is completely HD. What you must look forward to is the 240 frames per second slow motion option which will take this function to a whole new level.
The iPhone 8 comes in two options- one with a 64 GB internal memory and the other with 256 GB internal memory. Of course, prices differ as per the choice you make. The starting cost of the device in the USA is $699 and in the UK is £699. It is estimated to cost about AUD1074.
For those who already have an iPhone 7, the upgrades may not be as significant. However, if you are currently using any other previous models, this is an upgrade that you can certainly think of.
The iPhone 8 promises great performance and excellent user experience and is certainly a device that is worth the wait.
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Q: Write permissions for Network service in network folder I'm trying to setup Team Foundation Server (TFS) authomatic backups, and to do that I need to set up a network folder for database backups. When trying to set folder path I receive a message from TFS saying SQl Server service has not permissions for this folder.
Looking in services I see SQLExpress service is run under Network service account, and lookin in that remote folder from my computer I see Network service has all permissions for that folder, so I can't grant any more permissions from this computer. Going to the othe computer I can't (or don't know how to do it) assign permission to Network service account from the other computer.
What do I need to do?

A: If I understand that this isn't on a windows domain, then:

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*Create a local administrative level account (say "TFSSQL")

*Set the SQL Service to run under that account

*Start up SQL again and make sure TFS is running fine

*On the remote computer, add `TFSCOMPUTERNAME\TFSSQL" as having Modify rights to the share and NTFS permissions of the backup shared folder

*Back on the TFS server, log out and log back in as TFSSQL

*Go in and run the backup wizard again.

That should do it.


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Clinical results of coronary bypass in 500 patients at least 10 years after operation
G. M. Lawrie, G. C. Morris, John H Calhoon, H. Safi, J. L. Zamora, M. Beltengady, A. Baron, A. Silvers, D. W. Chapman
We determined the outcome of coronary artery bypass in 500 consecutive patients followed for at least 10 years after operation. There were 446 males (89.2%). Angina pectoris was the major indication for operation. Four hundred six patients (81%) had multivessel coronary artery disease and 348 (69.9%) had good left ventricular function. At 10 years of follow-up, 48% of patients with asymptomatic and 41% were improved. Propranolol was being used by 36% of patients and nitrates by 49%. Of the 355 patients younger than 65 years of age at the time of follow-up, 57% were employed full time and 24% were working part-time. Reoperation was performed in 9% of patients. Analysis of survival by Kaplan-Meier curves indicated that overall 10-year survival rates were 78% for one-vessel disease, 69% for two-vessel disease, 48% for three-vessel disease and 67% for left main coronary artery disease. For patients with good left ventricular function, the 10-year survival rates were 83% for one-vessel disease, 73% for two-vessel disease, 53% for three-vessel disease and 73% for left main disease. For patients with poor left ventricular function, the rates were 56%, 59%, 40% and 54%, respectively. Cox multivariate analysis indicated that preoperative diuretic use, history of heart failure, the number of diseased vessels, and infarct on the preoperative ECG were all good predictors of survival. This study shows that the outcome of coronary artery bypass surgery 10 years after operation is highly favorable.
Left Ventricular Function
Coronary Artery Bypass
Kaplan-Meier Estimate
Lawrie, G. M., Morris, G. C., Calhoon, J. H., Safi, H., Zamora, J. L., Beltengady, M., ... Chapman, D. W. (1982). Clinical results of coronary bypass in 500 patients at least 10 years after operation. Circulation, 66(2 II).
Clinical results of coronary bypass in 500 patients at least 10 years after operation. / Lawrie, G. M.; Morris, G. C.; Calhoon, John H; Safi, H.; Zamora, J. L.; Beltengady, M.; Baron, A.; Silvers, A.; Chapman, D. W.
In: Circulation, Vol. 66, No. 2 II, 1982.
Lawrie, GM, Morris, GC, Calhoon, JH, Safi, H, Zamora, JL, Beltengady, M, Baron, A, Silvers, A & Chapman, DW 1982, 'Clinical results of coronary bypass in 500 patients at least 10 years after operation', Circulation, vol. 66, no. 2 II.
Lawrie GM, Morris GC, Calhoon JH, Safi H, Zamora JL, Beltengady M et al. Clinical results of coronary bypass in 500 patients at least 10 years after operation. Circulation. 1982;66(2 II).
Lawrie, G. M. ; Morris, G. C. ; Calhoon, John H ; Safi, H. ; Zamora, J. L. ; Beltengady, M. ; Baron, A. ; Silvers, A. ; Chapman, D. W. / Clinical results of coronary bypass in 500 patients at least 10 years after operation. In: Circulation. 1982 ; Vol. 66, No. 2 II.
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Le ma'wo, mawuwi ou mawu est un instrument de musique amérindien de Californie et d'Alaska en Amérique du Nord. C'est un arc musical indigène utilisé par les tribus Yokut, Maidu, Tlingit, Pomo, Miwok et Yurok. Avec le violon apache, c'est le seul instrument à cordes connu en Amérique du Nord avant l'arrivée des immigrants.

Facture
Plusieurs variétés existent allant du vrai arc de guerre détourné de sa fonction l'espace d'un chant, à des arcs spécifiques, avec éventuellement un chevalet central ou une cheville d'accord. Leurs longueurs varient de 90 à 200 cm.

Jeu
Les Amérindiens en jouent en le tenant de la main gauche sur l'épaule gauche (dont il dépasse beaucoup), la base (cordes ou bois) étant insérée dans la bouche, ou entre les dents ou tenue devant la bouche qui fait donc office de résonateur modulable pouvant produire différentes notes. On en joue à l'aide de la main droite qui soit pince la corde, soit la tapote à l'aide d'une baguette, d'un os ou des ongles.

Vu le peu de sonorité de l'instrument, il servait à l'agrément personnel, bien que des chamans s'en servent aussi.

Source
 S. Sadie, The New Grove Dictionary of Musical Instruments, Macmillan, London, 1985.

Arc musical
Instrument à cordes pincées
Instrument à cordes frappées
Instrument de la musique amérindienne
Instrument de la musique nord-américaine


"MacKenzie Theory could go from a delicate whisper to a ferocious roar in a heartbeat with blast furnace riffing and mindbending rhythms... There were also moments of great lyrical beauty in the arrangements as the music soared effortlessly, continually peaking and residing with ease. It's that vibrant ebb and flow that marks the greatness in the band's music". Ian McFarlane, 2009.
For those who haven't heard the music of MacKenzie Theory, think of The Mahavishnu Orchestra, Santana (circa Caravanserai), or even The Dirty Three.
Recorded in front of a live audience at T.C.S. Studios, Melbourne, Sunday 20 May 1973, Out Of The Blue is a startling, emotional album - experience it in all its re-mastered glory.
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