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Former Juventus boss Max Allegri 'was Paris Saint-Germain's No 1 target to replace Thomas Tuchel but Ligue 1 giants couldn't match Italian's hefty salary £11m-per-year demands' before going with Mauricio Pochettino
Mauricio Pochettino is close to taking over as Paris Saint-Germain manager
Former Juventus boss was reportedly PSG's first choice to take over
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Sporting director Leonardo reportedly wanted Allegri but were put off by wages
Former Juventus manager Massimiliano Allegri was reportedly the first choice at Paris Saint-Germain to take over as manager but the Ligue 1 club could not match his hefty salary demands.
PSG are thought to be close to appointing former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino as their new boss after the Argentine reportedly signed his contract with the French giants.
The appointment will see Pochettino return to the club after spending two seasons there as a player, but he was not the club's number one target, report Le Parisiens.
Max Allegri was reportedly top of Paris Saint-Germain's list of managerial candidates
The report indicates Allegri, who has for a long time been linked with the role since leaving Juve in 2019, was top of sporting director Leonardo's list of replacements for Thomas Tuchel but were put off by the Italian's reported £10.8million-per-year demands.
Dismissed former boss Tuchel reached an agreement with the club to leave with immediate effect, a move that will cost them £5.4m.
Tuchel was revealed to have been sacked on Wednesday night, just hours after overseeing PSG's 4-0 win over Racing Strasbourg.
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Allegri has been without a club since leaving Juventus in 2019, with whom he won five league titles.
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'Lion, Witch, Wardrobe' coming to CU
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CEDARVILLE — Cedarville University's theatre department presents "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe," opening Thursday, Feb. 1, in the DeVries Theatre at the Stevens Student Center.
The play will run through Feb. 11.
Acclaimed playwright Joseph Robinette has adapted the beloved C.S. Lewis novel of the same name to a staged version containing all the magic of the book. The story follows the four Pevensie children in their adventures in Narnia, a world only reached through a large wooden wardrobe. Lewis' tale illustrates good triumphing over evil and waiting for the coming of the true king.
Dr. Dawn Schluetz, assistant professor of theatre, will be directing "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" as her first show at Cedarville University.
"I have really enjoyed the process so far," said Schluetz, who joined the theatre faculty in August 2017. "I am very impressed with the actors and design team and all the collaboration that has occured. There is no selfish thinking among the actors and everyone has had an attitude of service, which has been amazing to see."
Schluetz's directing concept revolves around the idea of Jove, the Roman god representing jupiter. It is commonly thought that each of the books in the Narnia series represented a planet, with "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe" representing Jupiter. Schluetz has drawn a lot of inspiration from Lewis' poem "The Planets" and its depiction of the large planet.
"The thing that I have enjoyed the most about working on Narnia is being able to see this incredible and magical story come to life," said Heather Lange, a senior theatre performance major from Florida, who will play Susan Pevensie. "I have always loved the books and being able to reenact them is basically fulfilling a childhood dream."
"Getting to know the cast more and becoming comfortable in a theatrical setting have been what I've enjoyed most," said Zach Krauss, a pharmacy and music double-major from Texas, who will play Peter Pevensie. "I wasn't confident in my acting skills before, but I'm becoming more and more sure of myself as we continue to implement new ways to improve. I think the cast works really well together, so I hope the audience can see the chemistry that will be present on the stage."
"I want the audience to be able to walk in, sit down and become a part of the world of Narnia," Schluetz said. "I want them to leave feeling like they got a burst of energy to continue their normal lives."
Tickets go on sale Jan. 16 and can be purchased at www.cedarville.edu/ticketinfo.
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The latest results from the CMS' Hospital-Acquired Condition Reduction Program has industry stakeholders and analysts calling for the agency to rethink how it evaluates hospitals under the program.
Medicare will penalize 751 hospitals in fiscal 2018 for their lagging performance on measures designed to prevent hospital-acquired conditions, according to new data from the CMS. The number of hospitals to be hit with a 1% payment reduction in the upcoming fiscal year has been consistent since the program began in 2014, largely by the nature of the program. Roughly 700 hospitals—the hospitals that perform in the bottom 25% on certain quality measures compared to their peers—are penalized every year under the HAC Reduction Program. Medicare evaluated a total of 3,306 hospitals this year. And that has people concerned about the methodology of the program, which isn't motivating hospitals to improve. That's also an issue that has been brought up regarding other CMS pay-for-performance programs like the Hospital Value-based Purchasing Program and the Hospital Readmissions Reduction Program. Francois de Brantes, vice president and director of the Center for Payment Innovation at the Altarum Institute, said it's time for the CMS to re-evaluate these programs to see what works and doesn't. "My fundamental problem is the static nature of these things. ... Overall the formulas are there and those are the ones we stick with and we shouldn't do that," he said. The HAC Reduction Program was mandated under the Affordable Care Act to encourage hospitals to reduce the number of patients who suffer from preventable infections during an inpatient stay. The program ranks performance of hospitals on measures for central-line-associated blood stream infections; catheter-associated urinary tract infections; surgical-site infections; Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections and Clostridium difficile infections. A composite score on 10 quality measures such as pressure ulcers and in-hospital falls are evaluated as well. Under the methodology, hospitals that perform in the bottom 25% on these measures compared with their peers are hit with a penalty. The American Hospital Association has consistently argued that the program's methodology doesn't recognize improvement. "The Congressional mandate that a quarter of hospitals should be penalized every year creates this odd situation in which more than half of the hospitals being penalized have the same or relatively the same performance as many of the hospitals who escaped penalty," said Nancy Foster, vice president for quality and patient safety policy at the AHA. "They ought to recognize improvement." In addition, nearly half of the hospitals Medicare will penalize in 2018—374 hospitals—are repeat offenders and were hit with a penalty in 2017 as well, according to a Modern Healthcare analysis. Health policy experts have also taken issue with the program because it lacks risk adjustment for social risk factors, which can disproportionately affect hospitals that serve poorer and sicker patient populations. The CMS addressed those concerns in the final rule issued earlier this year for the inpatient prospective payment system. The agency said it's concerned about adding risk adjustment for social-risk factors because the HAC Reduction Program generally represents "never events" that are preventable. "We are concerned about holding providers to different standards for the outcomes of their patients with social risk factors because we do not want to mask potential disparities or minimize incentives to improve the outcomes for disadvantaged populations," the CMS stated. To promote fairness in the program for fiscal 2018, the CMS did add the Patient Safety and Adverse Events Composite for the first time. It's intended to better reflect the importance and harm associated with patient safety events, according to the agency. Despite its apprehension to adding social-risk factor risk adjustment to the program, the CMS said it will "continue to seek public comment" on the issue.


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Q: What does f_[whoCalled]^:=f really mean? I came across the following post by John Doty in this Google Groups discussion:

On Friday, January 11, 2013 8:23:16 PM UTC-7, amzoti wrote:

It is clear the Mathematica uses Lisp as one of the example programming paradigms it pulls from and I have a general question
    regarding this.

Perhaps not as much as you think. Mathematica is fundamentally a term
  rewriting system, a more general concept than the lambda calculus
  behind Lisp. To be sure, the easiest thing to express as term
  rewriting is the replacement of a function invocation by its body (as
  in the lambda calculus), but Mathematica can do more complex things,
  some rather strange from the lambda calculus point of view. Consider
f_[whoCalled]^:=f
Sin[whoCalled]

which yields

Sin

Very alien to Lisp!

I tried out the same code, and it does indeed return Sin for Sin[whoCalled].  But for Plus[whoCalled] it returns whoCalled.
Can someone please explain that little snippet of code, and why it sometimes returns the name of the caller and sometimes the symbol whoCalled?  And what does the construct ^:= actually do?
EDIT
Having grokked around for a while, I notice something.  When a function has the Flat attribute, the output is whocalled; when it does not, the output is the function name.  So, for instance Map[whoCalled] returns Map but Times[whoCalled] returns whoCalled.
I have no idea if this is indeed the reason, but it's just something I have noticed.

A: The difference in behaviour seem to be because Plus expects more than one argument.
f_[whoCalled] ^:= f
Sin[whoCalled]
Plus[whoCalled]
Minus[whoCalled]
MadeUp[whoCalled]

(* Sin
   whoCalled
   Minus
   MadeUp *)

f_[whoCalled, youCalled] ^:= f
Plus[whoCalled, youCalled]

(* Plus *)

A: I think the reason, at least primarily, that it works differently for Plus is the following from its documentation:

*

*Unlike other functions, Plus applies built-in rules before user-defined ones.

It may seem a little obscure, because perhaps we don't know all the rules, but these two are mentioned explicitly:

*

*Plus[] is taken to be 0.

*Plus[x] is x.

Times is similar.
According to these rules, Plus[whoCalled] and Times[whoCalled] evaluate to whoCalled before the rule for whoCalled is applied.
The behavior does not have to do with a symbol having the Flat attribute per se, as can been seen in this example:
SetAttributes[g, Flat]
g[whoCalled]
(*  g  *)

Edit update: I had forgotten to address what UpSetDelayed (^:=) actually does.  The principal explanations can be found in the tutorial Associating Definitions with Different Symbols and its related tutorials.  What the definition does in this case is to create an up-value for the symbol whoCalled, which is a rule for rewriting an expression, namely,
{HoldPattern[f_[whoCalled]] :> f}

This rule replaces an expression of the form h[whoCalled] by its head h.  In the pattern, f_ causes f to represent the head of the expression, which is the return value on the right-hand side.
End edit

Kuba's comment, showing Plus[whoCalled] returning If in his variant of whoCalled, requires some explanation in light of the above.  We can get a peak at what's going on in the following tweak of Kuba's definition:
f_[x___, whoCalled, y___] ^:= (Print[HoldComplete[f[x, whoCalled, y]]]; f);

Plus[whoCalled]

(*
  HoldComplete[
   If[False, whoCalled,
    With[{OutputSizeLimit`Dump`boxes$ =
       Block[{$RecursionLimit = Typeset`$RecursionLimit},
        MakeBoxes[whoCalled, StandardForm]]},
     OutputSizeLimit`Dump`loadSizeCountRules[];
     If[TrueQ[BoxForm`SizeCount[OutputSizeLimit`Dump`boxes$, 1048576]],
      OutputSizeLimit`Dump`boxes$,
      OutputSizeLimit`Dump`encapsulateOutput[
       whoCalled, $Line, $SessionID, 5]]], whoCalled]]
*)

(*  If  *)

So it's a side effect of the definition on some typesetting (output formatting).
To clarify, the internal code If[...] has a form that accidentally matches the definition of whoCalled:
If[x1, whoCalled, y1, y2]

with x1 = False, y1 = With[], and y2 = whoCalled, which symbol appears as both the second and fourth arguments to If.
Indeed the definition wreaks havoc here and there throughout the system:
UpValues[whoCalled]

(*  UpValues  *)

? whoCalled

Definition not cleared:
Clear[whoCalled]

(*  Clear  *)

You can use a string to clear the definition:
ClearAll["whoCalled"]

The question is clearly just a toy for exploring how Mathematica evaluates expressions. If for some reason one wants to override functions in this indirect way, it might be good to spend some time thinking about which heads f would be safe to override.  I wonder if any System` heads are safe.  Clearly core programming ones like If are not.  One could write a function to verify a head is safe and guard against evaluating whoCalled with unsafe f like this:
ClearAll["whoCalled"]
(*safeHeadQ[h_] := Context[b] === "Global`";  (* more conservative alternative *) *)
safeHeadQ[h_] := MatchQ[h, Except[If]];       (* minimal for the OP example *)
f_[x___, whoCalled, y___] /; safeHeadQ[f] ^:= f;

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SRINAGAR: Caretakers at Jamia Masjid in old Srinagar are battling roof leakages, aggravated by bird droppings that have resulted in rapid decay of galvanised iron sheets in several portions of this historic mosque.
With almost forty leakages plugged recently by the caretakers , Anjuman Auquf, that looks after this grand mosque is contemplating to entirely change the worn-out sheets on four of its minarets as work on the eastern minaret is in progress.
According to the executive officer Auqaf, Zaffar Ahmad Khan, the pigeon droppings have always remained a challenge for them. "They always aggravate the decay in any worn-out portions of GI sheets," he said.
The wearing of roofing, Zaffar said, mostly ends up in major leakages. "At times these reach the main complex on the ground and we have to replace the sheets. That is what we have been doing," he said.
The vast expanse of the mosque, according to the caretakers, invites pigeons form surrounding and drooping gets piled up in several portions of the mosque that need frequent clearing.
"Most of the time purlins get chocked and we need to clean them to drain the water properly," said one of the caretakers.
Khan said that it is quite difficult to keep pigeons at bay. "Thus we take more care of cleaning the areas where droppings accumulate," he said.
The GI roofing, according to mosque documentation was first installed during the regime of Bakshi Ghulam Muhammad in 1953 and this too has shown signs of withering in many portions.
Prior to GI roofing, the mosque had a birch bark and shingle roofing on various portions.
The document reveals that income from a Migrant Muslim Kashmiri property was used to undertake this replacement in 1953 that then had cost Rs 81 thousand.
Khan said that GI sheets also need a replacement as many portions have shown lot of decay.
"This time Auquf will be replacing the GI sheets on all the four minarets and first we have taken the eastern minaret towards the main road on Gojwara," he added.
The workers at the site say that they will have to install scaffolding all around the minaret to carry this renovation more than 120 feet above ground.
A major renovation of this mosque, according to documents, was carried out from 1917 onwards during the reign of Maharaja Pratap Singh, who according to a decree ordered to levy a sum of half anna on each rupee got as revenue from Muslim Zamindars here to be used for restoration of this mosque.
The work was undertaken by Engineer Khan Bhadur Sayed Jaffer Hassen, who along with Thud Every spent Rs 13 lakh on its restoration.
Prior to this in 1885 some restoration work was carried out by an amount sent by Nawab Abdul Gani, whose ancestors were from Kashmir.
Jamia Masjid of Srinagar was built by Sultan Skinder Sahmiri in 1394 and was destroyed thrice by fires raging in its vicinity. The present expanse of the mosque spans 14000 square feet of area that comprises a built up area and central courtyard.


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1 How Much Sodium & Fats Should We Have Daily?
Though much maligned, fat is a macronutrient that everyone needs to stay healthy. It's a source of energy, provides essentially fatty acids that your body requires, is part of cell walls and insulates your body from the cold while protecting your organs. While it might seem like women need more grams of fat than men do, that's not the case. A man's and a woman's DNA is 98.5 percent similar, according to Harvard Medical School, and nutritional needs don't vary much, particularly when it comes to macronutrients.
Adults should get 20 to 35 percent of their total daily calories from fat. For those who eat the standard 2,000 calories a day, this ranges from 44 to 77 grams of fat. Each gram of fat contains 9 calories, so this amount ranges from 396 calories to 693 calories of fat per day. If you're trying to lose weight, you can lower the amount of fat you eat to between 20 to 25 percent, since it's the most calorie-dense macronutrient.
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Saturated fat, on the other hand, isn't healthy and should be kept to less than 10 percent of total calories for the day. This type of fat is linked to increased cholesterol levels and inflammation. Saturated fat can be found in tropical oils, such as coconut and palm oil, baked goods, butter, bacon, high-fat dairy products and red meat such as beef and veal. Transfat, which is found in solid margarine, shortening, powdered and liquid coffee cream and certain pre-packaged baked goods, should be avoided entirely.
Eating too much fat can lead to weight gain or increased risk of diseases such as cardiovascular disease, but it's also important not to eat too little fat. If you regularly short yourself on fat, you'll lack fatty acids that produce oily secretions for keeping your skin supple, which can lead to dry and flaky skin. You could also find that your immune system isn't working as well, because fat helps your body absorb vitamins A and D, both of which are vital to immunity. Other potential signs that you're not eating enough fat are mood swings, increased appetite and a rise in inflammation.
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Whether you've held a leadership role for years or are a first-time manager, there's one change you can make today to improve the tone of your meetings, interactions, and team efficiency: be intentionally joyful.
It's a deceptively simple idea. While this concept may not be new to you, it's often a challenge to actually implement. Beyond simply "thinking positively," choosing joy is an overarching principle leaders need to work to demonstrate for their teams, especially those on a track to become leaders themselves.
Many leadership journeys begin long before earning any official title at work. For example, our CEO, Jim Eickhoff, kicked off his journey toward leadership due to an offhand comment from a 7th grade teacher who told him he'd be great at teaching. His journey has continuously evolved since then, culminating in one piece of advice he would give to both new and seasoned leaders: "Choose joy."
If you're looking to set your organization's future leaders up for success, teaching them about intentional joy could be key to their growth. Here are some tips from Jim on how to keep joy at the forefront, both for you and your team.
Your team learns from you. Set a positive tone!
"Joy is a powerful word," Jim said. "I think 'happy' can be temporary, but joyful? You can override tough times when you're joyful."
In his 40+ years of business experience, Jim knows that challenging situations and tight timelines can become overwhelming. Challenging times may not change, but how we react to them can — and that makes all the difference.
A leader's reactions set the tone for their department or organization. If your reaction to a challenging situation is to find the positive, your team learns to do the same. When everyone's attitude toward the problem improves, that in turn positively affects the outcome. Not just the resolution of the issue, but also its effect on your team.
View challenges with a different perspective.
"If you're going through something challenging, give the situation another look," Jim said. "In that challenge, search out where you can find joy, or if you can make it become a joyful experience. You might be surprised by what you find."
The phrase, "Every cloud has a silver lining," is popular for a reason. Even in incredibly challenging situations it's possible to find something positive. A tough problem at work turns into an opportunity to learn, grow, and expand a skillset. A creative project gone awry could spark new inspiration. In tough life and work moments, it's important to look for opportunities and positive takeaways.
Instead of focusing on what's wrong with the situation, ask yourself what's right with it, and teach your team to do the same.
Now, get started!
It's easy to start! Here are some examples of how Jim is planning to commit to choosing joy every day.
Focus on having fun, both at work and at home.
Laugh more often, even when things are tough, and prioritize spontaneity.
Choose not to see the glass as "half full," but see it as full up to the brim.
Be mindful about what he absorbs, including social media, political content, and negative comments from others.
By implementing these practices, Jim says he hopes to prioritize a sense of joy that feels both physically and emotionally healing. The positive impact of choosing joy has spread to other members of our team and has helped us get through the challenging aspects of our day and be more productive as a result.
A healthy company culture starts with you.
It isn't always easy to actively choose joy, but never forget each person has the power to change their experience. In Jim's words, "Being joyful isn't about seeing the glass half full. It's about choosing to see it as full up to the brim. Full of opportunity, full of wins, full of overcoming."
If you're looking to your team to improve outcomes, or you see a lack of gratitude in your company's culture, take time to reflect on your own impact. Studies show that when employees feel valued, their well-being and performance tend to improve.
This year, Jim has challenged other leaders at Creative Dining to actively choose joy with him leading the charge. From prioritizing fun, committing to laughing more, or even being more selective when consuming media, there are so many ways for everyone to intentionally let joy into our lives. Choosing joy and actively expressing gratitude sets a great example for other team members to follow suit, and you end up with a healthy company culture you can be proud of.
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Exeter's first professional boxing title holder Faheem Khan is planning on using Errol Johnson's 'No Love Lost: War of the Roses' show in Plymouth on Saturday, 11th February as a stepping stone to even bigger titles, writes James Eley.
The likeable welterweight secured a British Challenge belt in his last bout and is now set to face veteran Kevin McCauley who has been in the ring over 150 times. However, despite his opponent's experience, he told uko-boxing.com that he is confident of getting the knockout.
"I want a clean victory and to win every round," he explained. " I know McCauley and he is a solid journeyman that I am up against. He has been in with some top talent and he knows how to play the game. But if he comes looking for a fight then I will knock him out. I know I am going to get the win because boxing isn't just about strength and power, it is mind and mentality as well and everything has to be on top notch and I have that.
The Exeter pugilist had suffered five successive defeats starting in February 2015 but he has since won his last two contests. Khan has been out of action since winning the Challenge belt in July last year but he puts this down to opponents trying to avoid him.
"It has been a while since my last fight now," he conceded. "Since then I have had four opponents pull out on me. I think they all realised that this guy was coming to win and they decided to drop out. It has been hard to get matched up and I was willing to go and box away to make it happen because I need to be busy. But it is brilliant that it is a home show now and I can box in front of my fans. I would like to thank Errol Johnson for putting on a show again and I am really grateful to be on the card. In the future I would like to do more than six rounds because my fitness is way above the six rounds but it is a boxing bout at the end of the day and I love it.
The Southpaw is approaching the twilight of his career but he is adamant he is still hungry and has a plan to stay in the sport when he does decide to hang up his gloves.
"I am 34 now and I won't get any younger so I need to keep active and make the most of the time I have left in my career. In my head I want to live 100% and I want to be proud of my boxing career and I want to tell stories to my family about the success I had.
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Q: How to write a generic iteration of a function using Java 8? Please consider the following two functions:
public static <X, Y, U, V extends X> Function<U, Y> composite(
    Function<X, Y> first, Function<U, V> second)
{
    Objects.requireNonNull(first);
    Objects.requireNonNull(second);
    return (U arg) -> first.apply(second.apply(arg));
}

public static <X, Y extends X> Function<X, ?> iterate(Function<X, Y> function, int n)
{
    if (n < 0)
        return null;
    if (n == 0)
        return (X arg) -> arg;
    Objects.requireNonNull(function);

    Function<X, Y> iteration = function;
    for (; n > 1; --n)
        iteration = composite(function, iteration);
    return iteration;
}

While composite(first, second) computes the composition of first and second, iterate(function, n) computes the nth iterate of function.
While the restriction Y extends X suffices for any n > 0, we've got some problem with n == 0. Mathematically, iterate should yield the identity function. However, therefore we would need X extends Y, i.e. X == Y, as well.
Please consider the following example
Function<Double, Double> nthSquareRoot = iterate(Math::sqrt, n);

This yields the error message:
Type mismatch: cannot convert from Function<Double,capture#2-of ?> to Function<Double,Double>

What's the best option here? If n == 1, we could check if X is acceptable as Y. I would like to hear other options and some ideas how this check can be performed (as far as I know, there is no simple solution to check two generic parameters for equality).

A: Try:
public static<X> UnaryOperator<X> iterate(UnaryOperator<X> f, int n) { ... }

If Y <: X, then a function from X to Y is also a function from X to X, and you should be able to do what you want.

A: You need to change the type of your result to account for the wildcard:
Function<Double, ? extends Double> nthSquareRoot = iterate(Math::sqrt, 2);

and the signature of the iterate method to:
public static <X, Y extends X> Function<X, ? extends X> iterate(Function<X, Y> function, int n)

Example:
public static <X, Y extends X> Function<X, ? extends X> iterate(Function<X, Y> function, int n) {
  if (n < 0) return null;
  if (n == 0) return Function.identity();

  Function<X, Y> iteration = Objects.requireNonNull(function);
  for (; n > 1; --n) {
    iteration = composite(function, iteration);
  }
  return iteration;
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
  Function<Double, ? extends Double> nthSquareRoot = iterate(Math::sqrt, 2);
  System.out.println(nthSquareRoot.apply(81d));
}

prints 9 as expected.

Alternatively you can use a UnaryOperator:
public static <X> UnaryOperator<X> iterate(UnaryOperator<X> function, int n) {
  if (n < 0) return null;
  if (n == 0) return UnaryOperator.identity();

  UnaryOperator<X> iteration = Objects.requireNonNull(function);
  for (int i = 0; i < n - 1; i++) {
    iteration = composite(function::apply, iteration::apply)::apply;
  }
  return iteration;
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
  UnaryOperator<Double> nthSquareRoot = iterate(Math::sqrt, 2);
  System.out.println(nthSquareRoot.apply(81d));
}


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I kept my Citizen resurrection mod & my monster resurrection mod separate (for those who wanted only one), and I'm reasonably done with citizen resurrection. I did want to add resurrection messages to the status messages but I don't think it is currently possible for modders.
The monster mod I have a more advanced version on my comp which I may throw up this weekend some time after I check it over but it's far from complete.
Check out my mods to resurrect villagers & monsters!
Cyrogen wrote: I kept my Citizen resurrection mod & my monster resurrection mod separate (for those who wanted only one), and I'm reasonably done with citizen resurrection. I did want to add resurrection messages to the status messages but I don't think it is currently possible for modders.
Excuse my ignorance, as this is my first post and first DIY mod addition... but aren't those instructions backwards? Looking at the format of the two documents, it appears you're saying to put action stuff in the menu place and vice versa... but then again, I'm only going off data structure, not any working knowledge of the game.
Kayden wrote: but aren't those instructions backwards?
As you've certainly worked out by now, you just copy the contents in the other xml-file.
oops yeah haa fixed that but i would use the mod manager version anyway as its easier.
Is there any way to get this to work for v14a? The code looks like it is formatted differently (I tried the DIY). . .Can anyone post an updated block of code?
Hyrus wrote: To Yetichow:You're acting like the guy in the folk story about the cuckold who gets home to find his wife cheating on him on the couch. He throws out the couch and thinks the problem is solved.
Vagabond wrote: Is there any way to get this to work for v14a? The code looks like it is formatted differently (I tried the DIY). . .Can anyone post an updated block of code?
Didn't work. The code looks so much different, I didn't think it would.


Norwich - Calling the east end of Main Street "scary" for the number of landmark vacant buildings with little or no development interest, Mayor Deberey Hinchey said Monday she has started to address the situation.
Heading east on Main Street past the Buckingham Memorial Building, three buildings stand out: the Norwich Post Office, the former Elks Lodge on the left, and the former YMCA building on the right. At the intersection of Main, North Main and East Main, another vacant building, the former Floor Covering Shop building, dominates the corner.
"If you look at that end of town, it's pretty scary," Hinchey said during an interview with The Day's editorial board on Monday.
During Hinchey's first month in office, she already has started working on that slumbering block of downtown. U.S. Postal Service officials informed Hinchey Dec. 19 that a preliminary decision has been made to sell or lease the Main Street building and move the post office to an unnamed location elsewhere in Norwich.
At Hinchey's urging, the City Council voted last week to appeal the decision. The council doesn't so much object to the Postal Service vacating the oversized and obsolete - though historic - building, but that the valued service could move out of downtown entirely. Hinchey is slated to meet with Postal Service officials and U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney, D-2nd District, Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. at Courtney's Main Street office in Norwich.
Hinchey said she also has a meeting planned with officials at Chelsea Groton Bank, which holds the mortgage on the defunct YMCA of Southeastern Connecticut, Inc. to discuss the status of the former YMCA at 337 Main St. and any possible plans for its future.
Since the YMCA closed abruptly in March 2009, the building has been vandalized repeatedly and needs a new roof and new boiler. Soon after the closure, city officials had hoped to obtain regional support to convert the building into a regional recreational center but projected costs and the extent of the damage thwarted the plan.
On Friday, the city received three development proposals for another long-vacant building, the Reid & Hughes Building, a short way down Main Street from the YMCA and post office. Hinchey said she has started to review the proposals, all of which call for a mixture of apartments on the upper floors and retail at street level.
During the mayoral campaign, she said many residents objected to even that effort, preferring to tear down the historic building despite the estimated $574,000 to $800,000 the city would have to pay to tear it down. City incentives to a prospective developer could total $1.1 million in grants, tax breaks and permit fee waivers.
A review committee is expected to make a recommendation to the City Council by Feb. 18 on the proposals.
Asked if this will be the city's last attempt to find a developer for the Reid & Hughes, Hinchey responded: "Oh, yes, this is the last effort."


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Toward the realization of experimental systems biology at the organism level
With our members from different backgrounds, we would like to realize experimental systems biology at the organism level. To this end, we are using the mammalian circadian clock as a model system, and planning multi-scale research activities covering a series of length scales; molecule-to-cell, cell-to-tissue, and tissue-to-organism. On each layer, we would like to solve at least one fundamental question.
2021/1/11 Our theoretical paper "A design principle for posttranslational chaoticoscillators" was published. It may underlie spontaneous activity of cells. It completes our biochemical trilogy over 8yrs (oscillator in 2012, Turing in 2017, chaos).
2020/9/4 Nature Reviews Neuroscience published the viewpoint by 18 experts to overview the past and future of neuroscience. I introduced organism-level systems biology based on whole-organ cell profiling & next-generation genetics, and future human systems biology.
2020/5/14 Our review on whole-brain profiling of cells and circuits was published on Neuron.
2020/5/14 Our new paper on CUBIC-HistoVIsion, a versatile whole-organ/body tissue staining and imaging methods are now published on Nature Communciation.
2020/1/9 Our review "tissue clearing and its applications" has been published in Nature Reviews Neuroscience.
2019/11/27 Our new paper on whole-organ profiling of cells was just published in Nature protocols. We also developed "MOVIE" method to speed up the imaging by LSFM.
2018/12/14 Our tissue clearing (TC) reagents CUBICs were featured in Nature by Eisenstein.
2018/10/01 Ms. Harada was awarded a poster prize in RIKEN summer school 2018
2018/08/29 Publishing research results concerning "Two genes that regulate how much we dream"
The preview by Dr. Hayashi and Kashiwagi of International Institute for Integrative Sleep Medicine (WPI-IIIS) is here.
2018/08/21 Our paper on chemical principle on tissue clearing was published.
2018/03/26 Dr. Shinohara was awarded an encouraging prize in the 18th annual meeting of the protein science society of Japan
2017/11/30 New paper with Hideki Ukai (RIKEN QBiC) and Hiroshi Kiyonari (RIKEN CLST) on "production of knock-in mice in a single generation from ES cells" was published in Nature Protocols. Next-generation mammalian genetics w/o crossing has been published.
2017/10/30 Dr. Shinohara was awarded an outstanding poster prize at the 24th annual meeting of Japanese Society for Chronobiology
2017/09/07 Our new paper on molecular mechanisms for temperature compensation of circadian clocks is published in Mol Cell
2017/08/30 A new article on CUBIC pathology was out. We applied tissue-clearing and imaging to clinical pathology.
2017/07/05 Our new paper with Miyazono lab on whole-body clearing and imaging of cancer metastasis is just out.
2017/03/22 Ms. Shoko Harada received a student presentation prize at 90th annual meeting of the Japanese pharmacological society
2016/12/27 Our ms "KO-Rescue ES Mouse Reveals Circadian-Period Control by Quality and Quantity of CRY1" came out in Mol Cell. Surprisingly, we could double circadian period of mammalian cells from 19 h to 38 h with the change of only two amino acids in CRY1 protein.
2016/06/17 Mass spectrometry-based absolute quantification of mouse circadian clock proteins is now online.
2016/03/23 We know calcium is good for our bones, but it might also be the key to a good night sleep. Our research group have unveiled a new theory for how sleep works. Published in the journal Neuron, the work shows how slow-wave sleep depends on the activity of calcium inside neurons.
2016/01/23 Cell Chemical Biology has launched with our review on whole-body cell analysis for organism-level systems biology.
2016/01/12 Publishing research results concerning"Snappy Sleep Stager system identifies gene related to shorter sleep"
[PDF] [Supplemental 1] [Supplemental 2] [Supplemental 3] [Supplemental 4]
2015/10/10 The advanced CUBIC protocols for clearing/imaging/informatics are now on line. [PDF] [Supplement movie (nature protocol)]
2015/09/29 Dr.Hiroki R. Ueda was awarded 15th (2015) Yamazaki-Teiichi Prize.
2015/02/24 Dr.Hiroki R. Ueda was elected as Young Academy (1st term), Chair of SCIENCE COUNCIL OF JAPAN.
2014/12/30 Dr. Hiroki R. Ueda talked on his hopes in 2015 on Nature.
2014/12/30 Tissue-clearing techniques such as CUBIC were selected as Methods of the year 2014 ("Methods to watch") by Nature Method.
The interview of Dr. Hiroki R. Ueda was here.
The article on Methods of the year 2014 was here.
2014/12/17 "Transparent mouse" by CUBIC technology from our lab (published on Cell, November 6th) was selected as "Images of the year 2014".
2014/11/7 Publishing research results concerning"Whole-body imaging with single-cell resolution by tissue-decolorization"
2014/09/16 Publishing research results concerning"A Mammalian Circadian Clock Model Incorporating Daytime Expression Elements"
2014/08/21 ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
2014/08/8 "Tokyo Translational Therapeutics Meeting: Homeodynamics in Clocks, Sleep and Metabolism" will be held on September 24, 2014."
2014/04/18 Publishing research results concerning"Whole-brain imaging with single-cell resolution using chemical cocktails and computational analysis"
2014/03/20 Publishing research results concerning"Non-Enzymatic DNA Cleavage Reaction Induced by 5-Ethynyluracil in Methylamine Aqueous Solution and Application to DNA Concatenation"
2013/07/04 Publishing research results concerning a robust and reproducible approach for surveying the mRNA content of individual cells.
2012/10/19 Publishing research results concerning a generic mathematical model for post-translational biochemical oscillations.
2012/08/28 Publishing research results concerning a convenient, non-invasive method for calculating body time in humans
2011/08/12 Publishing research results concerning comprehensive gene expression data of the adult mouse brain
2011/08/05 Publishing research results concerning perturbation analyses of intermolecular interactions
2011/05/10 Project Leader Hiroki R. Ueda has recently published a review in Nature Reviews Genetics.
2011/03/10 Rikuhiro Yamada (Special Postdoctoral Researcher) and Maki Ukai-Tadenuma (Technical Staff) are awarded RIKEN Research and Technology Incentive Awards respectively for their achievement in elucidation of a design principle in the circadian transcriptional network.
2011/02/04 Project Leader Hiroki R. Ueda wins JSPS Prize
2009/11/10 Team Leader Wins The 23rd Japan IBM Science Prize.
2009/10/28 Dr. Yoichi Minami Wins poster awards for the 16th Annual Meeting of Japanese Society for Chronobiology.
2009/09/01 Announcement of research results concerning "Central gears of the mammalian circadian clock exposed "
2008/10/25 Announcement of research results concerning "PEPCA"
2008/09/30 Announcement of research results concerning "Principles proven: Transcriptional logic of the mammalian biological clock"
2008/09/24 Announcement of research results concerning "New-found control principles for biological clocks"
2008/06/25 The 17th CDB Meeting "Towards Synthesis of Cells"
2008/04/30 Notification of FPR Recruitment
2008/03/26 Announcement of research results concerning "spring hormone"
2007/12/11 Our laboratory is introduced by the TV program of NHK in 11th December.
2007/11/07 Team Leader Wins Chronobiology Prize
2007/10/21 Announcement of research results concerning "singularity behavior"
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This gallery of life drawings are as I saw them. The majority in this selection were completed at the Society of Sculptors in Brisbane.
Most were drawn on an A2 sheet with a gator board support on my knee.


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De omzettingsfrequentie (ook wel turnover frequency of TOF) is een term binnen de scheikunde met betrekking tot de katalyse die een maat vormt voor de effectiviteit van een katalysator. Dit kan berekend worden door het omzettingsgetal over een bepaalde periode te delen door de gemeten tijdsduur. Hoe hoger de omzettingsfrequentie is, hoe sneller de reactie verloopt. De eenheid van de omzettingsfrequentie is mols·(molcat·h)−1.

Opgemerkt dient te worden dat hoewel de omzettingsfrequentie dikwijls in per uur wordt gegeven, de meetduur lang niet altijd ook een uur is geweest, en de waarde dus feitelijk een interpolatie of extrapolatie is van de gemeten waarde. Dit kan in zoverre misleidend zijn dat de katalysator de werkzaamheid na enige tijd kan verliezen, en bij een meetduur van een uur dus eigenlijk een andere waarde (bij extrapolatie lager, bij interpolatie hoger) kan geven dan uitgerekend.

Katalyse

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