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Parser LL to parser czytający tekst od lewej do prawej i produkujący lewostronne wyprowadzenie metodą zstępującą. Popularne rodzaje parserów LL to parsery sterowane tablicą i rekurencyjne.

Parser sterowany tablicą
Parsery klasy LL(k) parsują znak po znaku, utrzymując stos zawierający "spodziewane symbole". Na początku znajdują się tam symbol startowy i znak końca pliku. Jeśli na szczycie stosu jest ten sam symbol terminalny, jaki aktualne znajduje się na wejściu, usuwa się go ze szczytu stosu i przesuwa strumień wejściowy na kolejny znak. Jeśli inny symbol terminalny zwraca się błąd. Jeśli występuje tam jakiś symbol nieterminalny, to zdejmuje się go i zależnie od tego symbolu oraz od k kolejnych znaków wejścia, umieszcza na stosie odpowiedni zestaw symboli.

LL(1) jest bardzo ubogą klasą (jednak w wielu przypadkach wystarczająca), np. tak prosta gramatyka jak:
 Wyrażenie → liczba '+' Wyrażenie
 Wyrażenie → liczba
już do niej nie należy, ponieważ spodziewając się Wyrażenia i widząc liczbę, nie wiemy czy zamienić ją na stosie na liczba czy liczba '+' Wyrażenie.

Na szczęście można przepisać tę gramatykę na równoważną gramatykę LL(1):
 Wyrażenie → liczba OpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie
 OpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie → ε
 OpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie → '+' Wyrażenie

Zbudujmy tablicę parsingu dla gramatyki:
 Wyrażenie → Iloczyn '+' Wyrażenie
 Wyrażenie → Iloczyn
 Iloczyn → liczba '*' Iloczyn
 Iloczyn → liczba

Najpierw musimy przepisać ją do równoważnej gramatyki LL(k) (w tym przypadku k jest równe 1):
 Wyrażenie → Iloczyn OpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie
 OpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie → ε
 OpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie → '+' Wyrażenie
 Iloczyn → liczba OpcjonalneRazyIloczyn
 OpcjonalneRazyIloczyn → ε
 OpcjonalneRazyIloczyn → '*' Iloczyn

Tablica parsingu to:

I dla wyrażenia 5 + 3 * 8 * 2 + 7 * 2 parsing przebiega następująco:

Warunek LL(1)
Aby gramatyka była klasy LL(1) dla każdego symbolu nieterminalnego, produkcja powinna być rozpoznawana i wybierana już po podejrzeniu jednego symbolu terminalnego. Oznacza to, że dla każdej pary produkcji dla jednego symbolu nieterminalnego
 Z  i  nie da się wyprowadzić tego samego symbolu terminalnego
 Nie można jednocześnie wyprowadzić ciągu pustego z  i
 Jeżeli z  da się wyprowadzić ciąg pusty, wówczas z  nie można wyprowadzić żadnego ciągu zaczynającego się od terminala należącego FOLLOW(A). Analogicznie w drugą stronę, gdy z  da się wyprowadzić ciąg pusty.
Te warunki są równoważne
  i  muszą być zbiorami rozłącznymi
 jeśli  wtedy  i  muszą być zbiorami rozłącznymi i analogicznie gdy  wtedy  i  muszą być zbiorami rozłącznymi

Transformacja do LL(1)
Aby gramatyka dała się przekształcić do LL(1) musi być jednoznaczna, jednak nie każda jednoznaczna da się przekształcić.
Mamy dwie transformacje, które dają szansę, że dostaniemy gramatykę LL(1):
 eliminacja lewostronnej rekursji
 lewostronna faktoryzacja

Eliminacja lewostronnej rekursji
Mamy
 Wyrażenie → Wyrażenie '+' liczba
 Wyrażenie → liczba
Lewostronną rekurencję da się przepisać jako prawostronną:

 ...

 ...

przepisujemy na

 ...

 ...

Lewostronna faktoryzacja
Mamy
 Expr  number '+' Expr
 Expr  number
Patrzymy ile pierwszych symboli (terminalnych i nieterminalnych) jest identycznych. Tu mamy tylko jeden symbol – number. Prawą stronę zamieniamy na nowy symbol: nazwijmy go PlusExpr
 Expr  number PlusExpr
 PlusExpr  '+' Expr
 PlusExpr

Gdy więcej niż dwie produkcje zaczynają się od tego samego:
 Expr  number '+' Expr
 Expr  number '-' Expr
 Expr  number
Zamieniamy na
 Expr  number PlusMinusExpr
 PlusMinusExpr  '+' Expr
 PlusMinusExpr  '-' Expr
 PlusMinusExpr

Gramatyka niejednoznaczna
Czasami niejednoznaczna definicja gramatyki jest konieczna jak w przypadku IF..THEN..ELSE:
 Stat  if Expr then Stat else Stat
 Stat  if Expr then Stat

Po lewostronnej faktoryzacji:
 Stat  if Expr then Stat ElseStat
 ElseStat  else Stat
 ElseStat

Gramatyka jest niejednoznaczna dla ElseStat w przypadku napotkania symbolu else. Rozwiązujemy to przyjmując wybór zachłanny
 ElseStat  else Stat
bo w przeciwnym razie gdybyśmy wybrali  mógłaby zostać część else, która nie miała by wcześniejszego if.

Parser rekurencyjny
Parsery LL można też łatwo pisać ręcznie, za pomocą zestawu wzajemnie wywołujących się funkcji.

znak następny_znak; /* zmienna globalna */

void parsujWyrażenie() {
  if (następny_znak == liczba)
  {
    parsujIloczyn();
    parsujOpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie();
  } else {
    błąd();
  }
}

void parsujIloczyn() {
  if (następny_znak == liczba)
  {
    następny_znak = odczytaj_znak();
    parsujOpcjonalneRazyIloczyn();
  } else {
    błąd();
  }
}

void parsujOpcjonalnePlusWyrażenie() {
  if (następny_znak == '+')
  {
    następny_znak = odczytaj_znak();
    parsujWyrażenie();
  } else if (następny_znak == KONIEC_PLIKU) {
    /* pusty ciąg znaków */
  } else {
    błąd();
  }
}

void parsujOpcjonalneRazyIloczyn() {
  if (następny_znak == '*')
  {
    następny_znak = odczytaj_znak();
    parsujIloczyn();
  } else if (następny_znak == '+' || następny_znak == KONIEC_PLIKU){
    /* pusty ciąg znaków */
  } else {
    błąd();
  }
}

void parsuj()
{
  następny_znak = odczytaj_znak();
  parsujWyrażenie();
  if (następny_znak != KONIEC_PLIKU)
    błąd();
}

Zobacz też
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 Zbiory First i Follow

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Free development edits for British diverse romance
11th July 2016 /15 Comments/in Free stuff, News, Writing tips /by KJ Charles
It's been a while since I blogged. To be honest, I had the stuffing knocked out of me by Brexit.
There are a lot of things to hate about the results of the EU referendum—the damage to international relations, the economic catastrophe coming our way, the revelation of how mendacious and incompetent our leaders are, the limiting of our children's prospects etc etc—but right now the worst thing seems to me the level of hateful bigotry it's revealed and enabled in my nation.
Racism is on the march. We've seen the worst ever spike in recorded hate crimes. There have been petrol bombings of shops owned by immigrants, windows smashed, hateful messages and graffiti, people told to "go home" as if this wasn't their home, as if Britain's wealth didn't come from travelling all over the world and stealing anything that wasn't nailed down and plenty that was, as if we are not an entire nation of immigrants dating back to the first person who ever rowed ashore and immediately complained about the weather. (A Swedish woman was told to "go home" in York. Yes, there's a place with absolutely no history of Scandinavian immigration AT ALL, you ignorant bags of mince.)
Anyway. I was feeling pretty down about the state of our self-destructing rock in the sea, when I came across this from the excellent Nikesh Shukla on Twitter, whose The Good Immigrant is coming out soon:
This is absolutely right. I am a powerful believer in doing something in times of anxiety, unhappiness and anger, as a way to make myself feel better if nothing else.
I also believe passionately in the importance of fiction, both for a bit of escape and as a way of opening our horizons. To see ourselves and other people reflected in books, to see the world as it should be, to believe for a little while that things will be all right: those are important. Romance is important; diverse romance is doubly important at a time when the worst sort of people are trying to drive out the glorious variety of human experience that makes this country worth living in.
And therefore I am offering two free development edits to two aspiring British BAME romance writers, in an effort to help people towards publication and make for a more inclusive publishing landscape. Please spread and share.
About the offer
This is only open to black, Asian, or minority ethnic romance writers of British identity or living in Britain, as a drop-in-the-bucket effort to increase the diversity of British romance.
This is only open to aspiring writers, who are aiming for publication but not yet there. I'm trying to give a couple of newbies a hand to get started: please respect that. Anyone who doesn't meet these criteria but is thinking of scamming a free edit should be aware that I'm really not in the mood. If you're not sure whether you qualify, ask me below.
Romance only please. It can be m/f, or any letter in the LGBTQA+ rainbow; any level of sensuality from none to scorchio. As long as there's a central love story with a happy-for-now or happy-ever-after ending.
I don't do MSS that include rape, noncon, dubcon, torture or slavery as erotic elements.
I specialise in historical and am particularly interested in diverse historical romance, which will be given priority.
I will read the MS and send a development letter looking at plot, characterisation, pacing, and top-line elements of style, identifying how to make the book better and more saleable. Two reads, two authors, one MS each, no charge.
My schedule resembles the end of The Italian Job and not in a good way, so I am hoping to read these MSS on holiday in August. Therefore I'd ideally like to have complete MSS in by end July. EDIT: If your MS isn't ready but you'd like to stick your name down anyway, please do. I'll make time.
Why you should trust me with your MS
I'm an editor of more than twenty years' experience, several of those as an acquiring editor at Harlequin Mills & Boon where books I edited were RITA-nominated and one a winner. I worked with and acquired a number of aspiring authors from the slush pile who are now published and successful, including some USA Today bestsellers. I am now a freelance romance writer and editor making my living from romance.
As a writer: see my books here. Think of England was voted Best LGBT Romance in the All About Romance 2015 Readers Poll. A Seditious Affair was voted tied first for Best LGBTQ+ Romance in the All About Romance 2016 Readers poll, and received Honourable Mention for Best Romance and Best Historical Romance set in the UK. The Washington Post called A Gentleman's Position "an emotional, deeply romantic look at the remarkable lengths we will go for love."
If you are a British/UK-dwelling BAME-origin aspiring romance author with a MS that meets the criteria above, comment here (on my blog at kjcharleswriter.com and not on Goodreads, to which it copies). Please include a short (two-line) note of what your story's about, the word count, and if it's complete. Please leave your email address in the form bit along with your name when you make the comment. (Not in the comment, in case you get spammed).
I will pick the candidates based on who it seems I can best help, starting with diverse British historicals if any are available, because I would really like to read more of those and I'm fundamentally selfish. I may need to email you to chat about suitability. My decision is sole and final.
I'll announce here when I have filled the slots.
I'll moderate the hell out of the comments if I have to, so take jerkishness elsewhere.
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Elin says:
11th July 2016 at 11:19 am
This is such a fabulous offer. 🙂 I wish I had skills to offer. Beta? General encouragement?
KJ Charles says:
We could, you know, think of putting together a beta group to help people along…
Count me in. I'm always happy to help where I can.
Nospheratt says:
Kj, you're amazing. <3 I'm not British or very experienced, but I'd like to help in any way I can, too. I've been told I'm a good beta reader, and I'm here to offer my time and any kind of support. As Elin said, count me in.
Anna Butler says:
This is a brilliant and heartwarming offer. It's been a miserable three weeks since we proved we were a country populated by absolute numpties with a far wider streak of racism than even I ever suspected. Good on you for doing something to help.
Also I'm with Elin – any support others can offer could be brigaded into something substantial.
And meant to add, I'm in if there is anything more.
gerette says:
Love this idea. Being a pro-active agent of change is always a good thing. As a graphic designer and copy editor, I'd love to be a part of this effort as well. I'm not British but we're all on the same big rock.
Courtney Miller-Callihan says:
This is wonderful. To sweeten the deal, I'd love to offer query critiques to the writers selected, to help them more effectively pitch their work to editors and agents when the time comes.
oh you utter beauty.
Ulrica Oconnor says:
Swede living in northern Ireland here… we are living in 'interesting times' and God do I ever wish things would get a lot more boribg! how I wish I still had the brains for writing 🙁 I used to write all the time but now I struggle to keep sentences together. Same with critiquing and betaing used to be good and thorough at both but lack the focus now… maybe as a test reader /early reviewer sort of thing cos I would love to help somehow…
A.C. Nixon says:
K.J. This is such a wonderful and thoughtful gesture. As residents of the world, we all need to do better, and be better. I'll share this on my social media networks.
BJ Jansen says:
12th July 2016 at 12:06 pm
You are an inspiration and I share your sadness and anger at what has happened. I wish I had more to offer but I will happily beta any such work and as a romance I can offer a review on All About Romance to help with promotion? I can also offer to write a blog post for AAR discussing said books and the need for more such diverse romances.
I can beta read and/or line edit, if you wish. I am volunteering my time.
Rajveer Ro'isin Singh says:
Dear Charles,
I am not sure if this is still open for all, but I am an aspiring author working on a dystopian romance. It's not at all ready. Truthfully, I have a book proposal, and the first chapter. If I have come too late, I apologise and please do ignore this post but if not, I would like to be throw my name into the hat.
In keeping with the selection criteria, I am a British Indian woman.
Would you like to hear more? Do let me know your thoughts?
Ro'isin Singh
Yes, it is still open and I will whizz you an email!
KJ Charles writes romance, mostly some or all of historical, fantasy and queer. She is a freelance editor.
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Aurora, Ontario / TheNewswire / December 5, 2018 - Tri Origin Exploration Ltd. (TSX-V: TOE) ("Tri Origin" or the "Company") has received final assay results for a diamond drilling program completed at its North Abitibi gold property located 150 kilometres north of Kirkland Lake and 40 kilometres west of the Casa Berardi Gold Mine in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Ontario.
Three, widely-spaced holes for approximately 1,380 metres of drilling were completed. Preliminary results were reported in a Tri Origin news release dated November 6, 2018 and the results reported here compliment the data and descriptions given in the previous release. Rocks and alteration intersected by the drill holes exhibit characteristics of many gold deposits in the Canadian Shield and significant gold enrichment was recorded in assay values from all 3 holes.
Two holes 400 metres apart were completed along trend from the Road Gold Zone. The easternmost hole reported assay values of 1.51 grams of gold per tonne ("g/t"), 1.41 g/t and 1.67 g/t across 1 metre intervals and 2.35 g/t across 0.5 metres within a 7 metre section of core averaging 0.89 g/t from 278 metres downhole. The westernmost hole returned a maximum assay value of 1.45 g/t across a 1 metre interval within a 5.5 metre thick interval of pyritic and sericite-altered rock which averaged 0.42 g/t of gold starting at 339.5 metres downhole. True thickness of the reported intervals is estimated to be approximately 85% of core length.
A single hole was completed approximately 1 kilometre to the north of the Road Zone at the western extent of the Spade Lake Gold Zone. It intersected thick intervals of pyritic and weakly altered rock anomalous in gold abundance. A 53 metre section averaged 0.15 g/t of gold from 239 metres downhole followed by a 16.9 metre section averaging 0.12 g/t of gold from 318.6 metres downhole. A single high assay of 7.83 g/t across 0.7 metres was returned from a sample taken at 389.3 metres downhole. Management is encouraged by the thick core interval, extensive amount of anomalous gold, degree of alteration and significant sulphide content in this hole and future drilling will be targeted in the area.
Assay values from grab samples taken just prior to the drill program at a surface excavation of the Road Gold Zone were also received. Altered pyritic and quartz-veined rock similar to that intersected in drill core returned values of 1.4 g/t, 1.5 g/t and 7.0 g/t of gold.
Management is encouraged by the results of this program. Extensive, gold-bearing alteration zones in a prospective geological environment were confirmed by this drilling. Deep "IP" geophysical anomalies detected during Tri Origin's earlier surveys that were used to plan these holes have now been accurately tied to gold zones. These property-wide, geophysical anomalies can now be confidently targeted for future drilling both at depth and along strike from the gold zones. It is management's belief that there is good opportunity for improvement of both thickness and grade of known gold zones at depth.
The district-scale North Abitibi property is comprised of 187 single cell mining claim cells and 28 boundary cell mining claims covering an area of approximately 50 square kilometres. It is within the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, one of the world's most prolific metal-producing regions and along trend from 6 producing and past-producing mines in Quebec including the Casa Berardi gold mine now being operated by Hecla Mining Corporation.
Tri Origin Exploration Ltd. is publicly listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the trading symbol TOE. Tri Origin is a leading Canadian exploration company with gold and base metal projects in Canada.
Gold analyses were conducted by SGS Canada Inc. of Cochrane, Ontario using SGS fire assay-atomic absorption method GE_FAI313 with a detection limit of 1 ppb of gold.
CAUTIONARY STATEMENT: Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
This press release may contain forward-looking statements that are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary materially from targeted results. Such risks and uncertainties include those described in Tri Origin's periodic reports including the annual report or in the filings made by Tri Origin from time to time with securities regulatory authorities.


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Le  est un ferry de la compagnie japonaise Miyazaki Car Ferry. Construit entre 2021 et 2022 aux chantiers Naikai Zōsen à Onomichi, il navigue depuis  sur les liaisons reliant Kobe à Miyazaki, sur l'île de Kyūshū.

Histoire

Origines et construction
À l'approche des années 2020, la compagnie Miyazaki Car Ferry exploite sur son unique liaison, reliant Kobe à Miyazaki, deux navires vieillissants, les sister-ships Miyazaki Express et Kobe Express. Hérités de la flotte de la défunte Marine Express, ces car-ferries naviguent en effet depuis la fin des années 1990 et leur conception ancienne ne correspond plus aux derniers standards en matière de confort, notamment depuis que les compagnies concurrentes Hankyu Ferry, Ferry Sunflower ou encore Meimon Taiyō Ferry ont entrepris le renouvellement de leurs flottes durant la décennie 2010. Fragilisé par d'importantes difficultés financières, l'armateur de Miyazaki n'avait pu, dans un premier temps, investir dans le renouvellement de son outil naval. Toutefois, grâce à l'aide apportée par la préfecture de Miyazaki ainsi que l'organisme Regional Economy Vitalization Corporation of Japan (REVIC), l'entreprise a pu, dès 2018, repartir sur des bases saines et ainsi définir pleinement sa stratégie à long terme. C'est dans ce cadre qu'au mois de décembre 2019, la direction annonce la commande d'une nouvelle paire de car-ferries destinés à prendre la relève du Miyazaki Express et du Kobe Express.

D'une conception similaire à celle de leurs prédécesseurs, les futurs navires affichent cependant des caractéristiques plus importantes avec notamment une longueur de 194 mètres. Ils intègrent également les dernières innovations du secteur de la construction navale avec une forme de coque spécialement étudiée pour améliorer les conditions de navigation, mais également une cheminée équipée d'épurateurs de fumées visant à réduire les émissions de soufre. Malgré une capacité passagère revue à la baisse, les aménagements intérieurs sont conçus selon les derniers standards en matière de confort avec davantage de places en cabine au détriment des dortoirs ainsi que des parties communes à la décoration soignée, représentant de ce fait une évolution significative par rapport aux navires de la précédente génération. Enfin, grâce à leurs dimensions plus élevées, la capacité de roulage des nouvelles unités est accrue avec environ 160 remorques mais reste toutefois identique voire inférieure à celle de l'ancienne paire avec seulement 80 véhicules.

Commandés auprès de l'entreprise Naikai Zōsen, les navires sont réalisés sur le site de l'île d'Innoshima faisant partie de la ville d'Onomichi. Le premier, baptisé Ferry Takachiho est mis sur cale le 12 mars 2021. Son nom fait symboliquement référence au car-ferry Takachiho Maru, navire emblématique de la compagnie Nippon Car Ferry, ancêtre de Miyazaki Car Ferry, mis en service en 1974. La cheminée des navires arbore également l'emblème de l'armement historique représentant un milan. Lancé le 20 octobre 2021, le Ferry Takachiho est ensuite achevé les mois suivants et livré à Miyazaki Car Ferry le 30 mars 2022.

Service
Tout juste réceptionné, le Ferry Takachiho réalise sa première escale à Kobe le 5 avril 2022 puis le lendemain à son port d'attache Miyazaki afin de tester les infrastructures portuaires. Le navire reste ensuite au mouillage au large de Kobe en attendant sa mise en service, tout en effectuant quelques visites à Miyazaki. Présenté au public au terminal de Miyazaki Car Ferry de Kobe le 14 avril, il appareille ensuite à vide pour Kyūshū. Le 15 avril à 19h10, le Ferry Takachiho quitte Miyazaki avec à son bord 337 passagers pour sa première traversée commerciale vers Kobe. Ce voyage sera marqué par le passage d'un typhon, obligeant de ce fait le navire à passer par la mer intérieure de Seto pour rejoindre le Kansai.

Aménagements
Le Ferry Takachiho possède 8 ponts. Si le navire s'étend en réalité sur 10 ponts, deux d'entre eux sont inexistants au niveau des garages afin de permettre au navire de transporter du fret. Les locaux passagers occupent les ponts 3 et 4 tandis que l'équipage loge au pont 5. Les garages se situent sur les ponts inférieurs.

Locaux communs
Les aménagements du Ferry Takachiho comprennent un restaurant situé au milieu du pont 3, des promenades intérieures et extérieures, une boutique, ainsi que deux bains publics traditionnels japonais avec vue sur la mer (appelés sentō).

Cabines
Les cabines Ferry Takachiho se situent sur les ponts 3 et 4 à l'avant et à l'arrière. Le navire est équipé de quatorze cabines Premium d'une capacité de deux à trois personnes, seize cabines doubles de 1 classe et dix quadruples ainsi que deux pouvant accueillir les animaux domestiques, 64 cabines individuelles, 252 couchettes réparties dans plusieurs dortoirs et un dortoir de style japonais d'une capacité de 30 personnes. Le navire possède également 164 cabines individuelles réservées aux transporteurs routiers.

Caractéristiques
Le Ferry Takachiho mesure 194 mètres de long pour 27,60 mètres de large, son tonnage est de 14 200 UMS (le tonnage des car-ferries japonais étant défini sur des critères différents, il est en réalité plus élevé). Il peut embarquer 576 passagers et possède un spacieux garage pouvant embarquer 163 remorques et 80 véhicules. Le garage est accessible au moyen de deux portes rampes latérales situées à la proue et à la poupe du côté bâbord. La propulsion du Ferry Takachiho est assurée par deux moteurs diesel JFE-SEMT Pielstick 12PC2-6B développant une puissance de 23 304 chevaux entrainant deux hélices à pas variables faisant filer le bâtiment à une vitesse de 23,1 nœuds. Il est aussi doté de deux propulseurs d'étrave ainsi que d'un stabilisateur anti-roulis. Les dispositifs de sécurité sont essentiellement composés de radeaux de sauvetage mais aussi d'une embarcation semi-rigide de secours. En adéquation avec les nouvelles normes environnementales, sa cheminée est équipée d'un dispositif d'épuration des fumées visant à réduire ses émissions de soufre.

Lignes desservies
Pour le compte de Miyazaki Car Ferry, le Ferry Takachiho relie la région du Kansai à l'île de Kyūshū sur la liaison Kobe - Miyazaki.

Références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Miyazaki Car Ferry

Liens externes
  Site officiel Miyazaki Car Ferry, installations du Ferry Takachiho
  Site officiel Miyazaki Car Ferry, cabines du Ferry Takachiho

Nom de bateau
Bateau lancé en 2021
Navire construit au Japon
Ferry japonais


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Q: Confusion in finding conditional expecation of indicator function (Lehmann-Scheffe) I'm trying to find the UMVUE of $e^{-2\lambda}$ with
$X_1, X_2,\ldots,X_n \sim \operatorname{Poisson}(\lambda)$ being independent.
So since $T(X) := \sum_{i=1}^n X_i$ is a complete sufficient statistic for the Poisson distribution, and also $W(X):= \mathbf{I}(X_1 + X_2 = 0)$ is an unbiased estimator of $e^{-2\lambda}$, then by Lehmann_Scheffe,
$$\tau(T)= \mathbb{E}(W(T)\mid T(X))
$$
is the UMVUE of $e^{-2\lambda}$.
I'm having trouble computing $\tau$ so I would like to see if this is correct:
First, to find the expectation, I need the PDF.
$$\mathbb{P}(W(T)=s\mid T(X)=t) = \frac{\mathbb{P}(W(T)=s \ \cap \ T(X) = t)}{\mathbb{P}(T(X) = t)} \\ = \frac{\mathbb{P}(\mathbf{I}(X_1 + X_2 = 0)  = s \ \cap \ X_1 + X_2 + \cdots + X_2 = t)}{\mathbb{P}(X_1 + X_2 + \cdots + X_n = t)}\\ = \frac{\mathbb{P}(\mathbf{I}(X_3 + X_4 + \cdots + X_n = t)=s)}{\mathbb{P}(X_1 + X_2 + \cdots + X_n = t)}
$$
The denominator is just $\frac{e^{-n\lambda}(n\lambda)^t}{t!}$.
When $s=1$, we have
$$\mathbb{P}(\mathrm{I}(X_3+X_4+\cdots+X_n=t) =1) = \frac{e^{-(n-2)\lambda}((n-2)\lambda)^t}{t!}
$$
So
$$\mathbb{P}(\mathrm{I}(X_3+X_4+\cdots+X_n=t) =0) = 1 - \frac{e^{-(n-2)\lambda}((n-2)\lambda)^t}{t!}
$$
After this, I'm unsure of how to find the expectation. Is my approach correct?

A: Just cancel out the joint terms, i.e.,
$$
\varrho(X) = \mathbb{E}[W(X)\mid T=s]=\frac{\mathbb{P}(X_1 + X_2 = 0)\mathbb{P}(\sum_{i=3}^n X_i = s)}{\mathbb{P}(\sum_{i=1}^n X_i  = s)} \\= \frac{e^{-2\lambda} e^{-(n-2)\lambda} (n-2)^s \lambda^s/s!}{ e^{-n\lambda} n^s \lambda^s/s! },
$$
with some canceling and rearrangement you have
$$
\varrho(X) = \left( \left( 1 - \frac{2}{n} \right)^n \right)^{\bar{X}_n}.
$$
To be sure you can use the continuous mapping theorem and the WLLN to note that as $(1-2/n)^n \to e^{-2}$ and $\bar{X}_n \xrightarrow{P} \lambda $, $\varrho(X) \xrightarrow{P} e^{-2\lambda}$.
And for the expectation use the fact that $\sum_{i=1}^n X_i \sim \mathcal{P}oiss(n\lambda)$, hence
$$
\mathbb{E}\varrho(X) = e^{-\lambda n}\sum_{s=0}^{\infty}\left( \lambda n( 1-  2/n\right))^s/s!=e^{-\lambda n + \lambda n - 2\lambda} = e^{-2\lambda}.
$$

A: $\newcommand{\e}{\operatorname{E}}$
You need $\e(W \mid X_1+\cdots+X_n).$
To find that, first find $\e(W\mid X_1+\cdots+X_n = x)$ as a function of $x,$ as follows:
\begin{align}
& \e(W \mid X_1+\cdots+X_n = x) = \Pr(W=1\mid X_1+\cdots+X_n=x) \\[10pt]
= {} & \frac{\Pr(W=1\ \&\ X_1+\cdots+X_n=x)}{\Pr(X_1+\cdots+X_n=x)} \\[10pt]
= {} & \frac{\Pr(X_1=X_2=0)\Pr(X_3+\cdots+X_n=x)}{\Pr(X_1+\cdots+X_n=x)}
\end{align}
That last equality holds because the event $[W=1\ \&\ X_1+\cdots +X_n=x]$ is the same as the event $[X_1=X_2=0\ \&\ X_3+\cdots+X_n=x],$ and the event depending on $X_1,X_2$ is independent of the event depending on $X_3,\ldots,X_n.$
Then just apply the probability mass function for the Poisson distribution and then do a lot of simplification. That gets you a function of $x.$ That function evaluated at $X_1+\cdots+X_n$ will be the UMVUE.
Note that for a number of simple reasons, one must expect all occurrences of $\lambda$ to cancel out. If that does not happen, then something is wrong.

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In order to represent the curved surface of the earth on a two-dimensional map, a map projection is needed. Since this cannot be done without distortion, there are many map projections, each with it's own advantages and disadvantages. Basemap provides 24 different map projections. Some are global, some can only represent a portion of the globe. When a Basemap class instance is created, the desired map projection must be specified, along with information about the portion of the earth's surface that the map projection will describe. There are two basic ways of doing this. One is to provide the latitude and longitude values of each of the four corners of the rectangular map projection region. The other is to provide the lat/lon value of the center of the map projection region along with the width and height of the region in map projection coordinates.
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FG Food labs won a Michelin star!
Remember the last post about FG restaurant ? Francois Geurts, the leading 'molecular chef' in the Netherlands opened a (second) restaurant in Rotterdam, called FG Food labs and won this Monday their first Michelin star. This restaurant is easy going, hip and very affordable. We had lunch for two including wine and water. We loved the atmosphere of this place! This is where you will spoil your senses and of course your taste. Surprise yourself with the unique dishes and food combinations including the great wines.
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			if (this.sortedParsers) return this.sortedParsers;else return this.sortedParsers = _.values(this.parsers).sort(parserComparator);
		};

		// returns true if state/history manipulated, or false not possible.
		// if navigateFallback, uses window.location if browser does not support manipulation.
		Router.prototype._setState = function setState(obj, url, title, push, navigateFallback) {
			if (title) document.title = title;
			if (navigateFallback && !internal.canPushState) {
				window.location = url;
				this.currentLocation = url;
				return false;
			} else {
				if (push && url != this.currentLocation) window.history.pushState(obj, title, url);else window.history.replaceState(obj, title, url);
				this.currentLocation = url;
				return true;
			}
		};

		Router.prototype._callHandlers = function (path, stateObj) {
			var self = this;
			this.onPathED(path, false, stateObj);
			if (!this._sortedParsers().find(function (parser) {
				if (parser.call(self, path, false, stateObj)) return true;
			})) {
				this.onNotFoundED(path, stateObj);
			}
		};

		Router.prototype._changePath = function (args, push, go) {
			var path = execTemplate(args);
			var pathR = path ? _.pathResolve(this.basePath, pathOnly(path)) : window.location.href;
			var title = execTemplate(args);
			var stateObj = args.shift();
			if ((!path || this._setState(stateObj, pathR, title, push, go)) && go) this._callHandlers(pathR, stateObj);
			return this;
		};

		Router.prototype._handleChangeEvent = function (url, state) {
			if (url == this.currentLocation) return;
			this.currentLocation = url;
			this.onUrlChangeED(url, state);
			this._callHandlers(url, state);
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlgetallpaths
   * @name router.getAllPaths()
   * @syntax router.getAllPaths()
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Returns a list of all path templates that have been registered using ##urladd#add().
   *
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router('/myapp/');
   * router.add({
   *    '#help':              function(url) {},
   *    '?list={}':           function(listName, url) {}
   * });
   * _.log(router.getAllPaths()); // prints ['?list={}', '#help']
   *

   *
   * @return the ##list#Nia list# of path templates, sorted by their priority, starting with the most specific path.
   * @see ##urladd#go() adds handlers.
   * @see ##urlremove#remove() removes handlers.
   */
		Router.prototype.getAllPaths = function () {
			return this._sortedParsers().collect(function (f) {
				return f.pathName;
			});
		};

		/*$
   * @id urladd
   * @name router.add()
   * @syntax router.add(pathTemplate, handler)
   * @syntax router.add(pathHandlerMap)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Registers one or more handler functions to dispatch URLs. Each handler has a path template to describe which URL matches
   * and a function to be invoked if either ##go() is called with a matching URL or the user navigates to a matching URL.
   *
   * The path templates can have placeholders in the form of curly braces with an optional name. They will be passed to the
   * handler function in the order they appear in the template:
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router('/myapp/');
   * router.add({
   *    'help':              function(url) {  ..show help..  },
   *    'help?newuser=true': function(url) {  ..show help for newbies..  },
   *    'list?num={?}':      function(itemsPerPage, url) {  ..show list..  },
   *    'item/{}:            function(itemName, url) {  ..show item..  },
   *    'item/{}?w={}&h={}': function(itemName, width, height, url) {  ..show item with specific size..  },
   *    'imgs/{*}':          function(path, url) { ..show img at path.. },
   *    'logoff':            function(url) {  ..show logoff screen..  }
   * });
   *

   * As you can see in the example above, there are two special kinds of placeholders:
   *

{*}

matches slashes in paths. The regular placeholder does not match slashes.

   *
{?}

matches optional parameters andd fragments. If the template contains '{?}' as the value of a
   *  parameter or fragment, the template matches even if the parameter or fragment does not exist. The function will be
   *  with <var>null</var>.  The regular placeholder marks parameters as required for a match.

   *
   * To improve readability, you can name parameters. Note that the names are ignored and do not need to match the names of the function's
   * arguments.
   *

   * router.add({
   *    'list?num={num?}':                  function(itemsPerPage, url) {  ..show list..  },
   *    'item/{name}:                       function(itemName, url) {  ..show item..  },
   *    'item/{name}?w={width}&h={height}': function(itemName, width, height, url) {  ..show item with specific size..  },
   *    'imgs/{path*}':                     function(path, url) { ..show img at path.. }
   * });
   *

   *
   * A URL matches the path template if all query parameters that are not optional ('{?}') are contained in the URL. Parameters in the
   * URL that are not in the template will be ignored. If a parameter is more than once in the URL, it matches if at least one value matches the
   * template.
   * Fragments work similarly: if the template contains a non-optional fragment,
   * it is required for a match. Otherwise the URL's fragment will be ignored.
   *
   * If several handlers have matching templates, only the most specific match will be called. More specific matches have longer paths
   * or, if the paths are the same, more parameters.
   *
   * @param pathTemplate the path template that must match to call the handler. See above for syntax.
   * @param handler a handler function(params..., url, stateObj) to be called with the template's arguments in the order defined in the template, followed
   *                by the parsed URL and the optional state object.
   *

params...

Each parameter defined in the template as string. Null for optional parameters that have not been found.

   *
url

The matching URL in the format of ##_.parseUrl().

   *
stateObj

If a state object has been stored in the history, this is the state object.

   *
this

The URL router instance.

   *                 The return value will be ignored.
   * @param pathHandlerMap a map object of paths to register. The property names are the path templates, and the values are the handler
   *                        functions.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlgo#go() executes handlers.
   * @see ##urlremove#remove() removes handlers registered by <var>add()</var>.
   * @see ##urlonpath#onPath() allows you to listen to notified of path changes that match a template.
   * @see ##urlgetallhandlers#getAllHandlers() returns the paths of all handlers.
   */
		Router.prototype.add = function (pathTemplate, func) {
			if (!func) _.eachObj(pathTemplate, this._add, this);else this._add(pathTemplate, func);
			return this;
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlonpath
   * @name router.onPath()
   * @syntax router.onPath(pathTemplate, handler)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Registers an event handler to be called before the router dispatched a URL if the URL matches the path template. See ##urladd#add()
   * for a description of the template format. It can be unregistered using ##off().
   *
   * @example Registering two handlers:
   *

   * router.onPath('{*}', function(path, url) {  ..called for all paths..  });
   * router.onPath('?help={}', function(help, url) {  ..called when help parameter is set..  });
   *

   *
   * @param pathTemplate the path template that must match to call the handler. See ##urladd#add()
   * for a description of the template format.
   * @param handler a handler function(params..., url, stateObj) to be called with the template's arguments in the order defined in the template, followed
   *                by the parsed URL and the optional state object.
   *

params...

Each parameter defined in the template as string. Null for optional parameters that have not been found.

   *
url

The matching URL in the format of ##_.parseUrl().

   *
stateObj

If a state object has been stored in the history, this is the state object.

   *
this

The URL router instance.

   *                 The return value will be ignored.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlgo#go() executes handlers.
   * @see ##urladd#add() registers priority-based handlers.
   * @see ##off() removes handlers registered by <var>onPath()</var>.
   * @see ##urlonnotfound#onNotFound() allows you to listen to URLs that have no registered handler.
   */
		Router.prototype.onPath = function (pathTemplate, handler) {
			var rpa = internal.parseQueryTemplate(_.pathResolve(this.basePath, pathTemplate), handler);
			this.onPathED.on(rpa);
			$.handleOff(rpa, this.onPathED.off);
			$.delegateOff(handler, rpa);
			return this;
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlnotfound
   * @name router.onNotFound()
   * @syntax router.onNotFound(handler)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Registers an event handler to be called when the router tries to process a URL without any matches by ##urladd#add() templates.
   * Event handlers can be unregistered using ##off().
   *
   * @example Registering a not-found handler:
   *

   * router.onNotFound(function(url) {  ..called for all paths..  });
   *

   *
   * @param handler a handler function(path, stateObj) with the undispatched path/URL, followed by the optional state object.
   *

path

The path/URL that has not been found, relative to base path.

   *
stateObj

If a state object has been stored in the history, this is the state object.

   *
this

The URL router instance.

   *                 The return value will be ignored.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlgo#go() executes handlers.
   * @see ##urladd#add() registers priority-based handlers.
   * @see ##off() removes handlers registered by <var>onPath()</var>.
   * @see ##urlonnotfound#onNotFound() allows you to listen to URLs that have no registered handler.
   */
		Router.prototype.onNotFound = function (handler) {
			this.onNotFoundED.on(handler);
			$.handleOff(handler, this.onNotFoundED);
			return this;
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlonurlchange
   * @name router.onUrlChange()
   * @syntax router.onUrlChange(handler)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Registers an event handler to be called when the user changes the URL within the document, e.g. by clicking the 'back' button or
   * clicking on a fragment link. Calling <var>window.history</var> functions like <var>go</var> and <var>back()</var> will also trigger
   * this event. It will not be triggered when manipulating the history using functions like <var>pushState()</var>, ##urlgo#go() or ##urlpushpath#pushPath().
   *
   * It is implement using <var>window</var>'s <var>popstate</var> and <var>hashchange</var> events.
   *
   * The event handler can be unregistered using ##off().
   *
   * @example Registering a url change handler:
   *

   * router.onUrlChange(function(url, state) {
   *     $('#currentUrl').text(url.url);
   * });
   *

   *
   * @param handler a handler function(url, stateObj) to be called when the URL changed:
   *

url

The URL that has been set.

   *
stateObj

If a state object has been stored in the history, this is the state object.

   *
this

The URL router instance.

   *                 The return value will be ignored.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlonPath#onPath() is called for all dispatched URLs, not only those caused by user events.
   * @see ##urlonnotfound#onNotFound() allows you to listen to URLs that have no registered handler.
   */
		Router.prototype.onUrlChange = function (handler) {
			this.onUrlChangeED.on(handler);
			$.handleOff(handler, this.onUrlChangeED.off);
			return this;
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlremove
   * @name router.remove()
   * @syntax router.remove(pathTemplate)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Removes the handler function with the given path template.
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router('/myapp/');
   * router.remove('help?newuser=true');
   *

   *
   * @param pathTemplate the path template to remove. Must match exactly the template given to ##urladd#add().
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urladd#add() adds handlers.
   * @see ##urlgetallhandlers#getAllHandlers() returns the paths of all handlers.
   */
		Router.prototype.remove = function (name) {
			this.parsers = _.filterObj(this.parsers, function (n0) {
				return n0 != name;
			});
			this.sortedParsers = null;
			return this;
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlpushpath
   * @name router.pushPath()
   * @syntax router.pushPath(path, pathParams...)
   * @syntax router.pushPath(path, pathParams..., title, titleParams...)
   * @syntax router.pushPath(stateObj, path, pathParams..., title, titleParams..., stateObj)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Replaces the URL and title displayed in the browser, and puts this as new entry into the browser history, so the user can go
   * back to it using the back button. Optionally you can put a state object into the history as well, that can be given to handlers
   * if the history entry is recalled.
   *
   * You can use the path template syntax for both URL and title. Use '{}' as placeholder, optionally with text inside, and add the
   * right number of template arguments after the template.
   *
   * @example Adding a simple path into the history, without changing the window title:
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router();
   * router.pushPath('help?newuser=true');
   *

   *
   * @example Adding a parameterized path and a title into the history:
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router();
   * var firstName = 'Tim', lastName='Taylor';
   * router.pushPath('?fName={}&lName={}', firstName, lastName, 'Welcome, {}', firstName);
   *

   *
   * @param path the path to set. Supports template parameters, see above for syntax. It is recommended that you use a simple path with optional query
   *                     parameters as URL. The browser will reject any URL that changes the current host name for security reasons.
   * @param title optional the title to set as window title.  Supports template parameters, see above for syntax.
   * @param stateObj optional if set, this object will be put into the history as state object. This allows you to store additional information
   *                          in case the history entry is activated later.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlreplacepath#replacePath() is similar, but replaces the current history entry.
   * @see ##urlgo#go() is also similar, but dispatches the new URL immediately.
   * @see ##urlreplaceandgo#replaceAndGo() replaces the current history entry and dispatches the new URL.
   */
		Router.prototype.pushPath = function () {
			return this._changePath(_.array(arguments), true, false);
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlreplacepath
   * @name router.replacePath()
   * @syntax router.replacePath(path, pathParams...)
   * @syntax router.replacePath(path, pathParams..., title, titleParams...)
   * @syntax router.replacePath(stateObj, path, pathParams..., title, titleParams..., stateObj)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Replaces the URL and title displayed in the browser, and modified the current browser history entry accordingly. Optionally you can put a
   * state object into the history, that can be given to handlers if the history entry is recalled.
   *
   * You can use the path template syntax for both URL and title. Use '{}' as placeholder, optionally with text inside, and add the
   * right number of template arguments after the template.
   *
   * @example Setting a simple path in the history, without changing the window title:
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router();
   * router.replacePath('help?newuser=true');
   *

   *
   * @example Setting a parameterized path and a title in the history:
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router();
   * var firstName = 'Tim', lastName='Taylor';
   * router.replacePath('?fName={}&lName={}', firstName, lastName, 'Welcome, {}', firstName);
   *

   *
   * @param path the path to set. Supports template parameters, see above for syntax. It is recommended that you use a simple path with optional query
   *                     parameters as URL. The browser will reject any URL that changes the current host name for security reasons.
   * @param title optional the title to set as window title.  Supports template parameters, see above for syntax.
   * @param stateObj optional if set, this object will be put into the history as state object. This allows you to store additional information
   *                          in case the history entry is activated later.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlpushpath#pushPath() is similar, but adds a new history entry.
   * @see ##urlreplaceandgo#replaceAndGo() replaces the current history entry and dispatches the new URL.
   * @see ##urlgo#go() adds a new history entry and dispatched the URL.
   */
		Router.prototype.replacePath = function () {
			return this._changePath(_.array(arguments), false, false);
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlgo
   * @name router.go()
   * @syntax router.go()
   * @syntax router.go(path, pathParams...)
   * @syntax router.go(path, pathParams..., title, titleParams...)
   * @syntax router.go(path, pathParams..., title, titleParams..., stateObj)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Dispatches either the current or a given URL using the handlers registered with ##urladd#add().
   *
   * Called without arguments, it will dispatch the current URL. Usually this is the first thing to do
   * when you have set up a URL router.
   *
   * If you specify a new URL, it will be displayed in the browser and puts as new entry into the browser history.
   * If no match was found, the ##urlonnotfound#onNotFound() handlers are called.
   *
   * You can use the path template syntax for both URL and title. Use '{}' as placeholder, optionally with text inside, and add the
   * right number of template arguments after the template.
   *
   * @example Dispatching URLs on page load:
   *

   * var router = niaUrlrouter.router();
   * router.add({
   *    'list?num={num?}':  listItems,
   *    'item/{name}:       showItem,
   *    'imgs/{path*}':     showImg
   * }).go();
   *

   *
   * @example Going to simple path:
   *

   * router.go('help?newuser=true');
   *

   *
   * @example Going to a parameterized path and with title:
   *

   * var firstName = 'Tim', lastName='Taylor';
   * router.go('?fName={}&lName={}', firstName, lastName, 'Welcome, {}', firstName);
   *

   *
   * @param path optional the path to set. If not set, the current location will be used.
   *                     Supports template parameters, see above for syntax. It is recommended that you use a simple path with optional query
   *                     parameters as URL. The browser will reject any URL that changes the current host name for security reasons.
   * @param title optional the title to set as window title.  Supports template parameters, see above for syntax.
   * @param stateObj optional if set, this object will be put into the history as state object. This allows you to store additional information
   *                          in case the history entry is activated later.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlreplaceandgo#replaceAndGo() replaces the current history entry instead of creating a new one.
   * @see ##urlpushpath#pushPath() is similar, but does not dispatch.
   * @see ##urlreplacepath#replacePath() replaces the current history entry without dispatching it.
   */
		Router.prototype.go = function () {
			return this._changePath(_.array(arguments), true, true);
		};

		/*$
   * @id urlreplaceandgo
   * @name router.replaceAndGo()
   * @syntax router.replaceAndGo(path, pathParams...)
   * @syntax router.replaceAndGo(path, pathParams..., title, titleParams...)
   * @syntax router.replaceAndGo(path, pathParams..., title, titleParams..., stateObj)
   * @module URLROUTER
   *
   * Dispatches the given URL using the handlers registered with ##urladd#add() and sets it in the browser, replacing the current history entry.
   *
   * You can use the path template syntax for both URL and title. Use '{}' as placeholder, optionally with text inside, and add the
   * right number of template arguments after the template.
   *
   * @param path the path to set. Supports template parameters, see above for syntax. It is recommended that you use a simple path with optional query
   *                     parameters as URL. The browser will reject any URL that changes the current host name for security reasons.
   * @param title optional the title to set as window title.  Supports template parameters, see above for syntax.
   * @param stateObj optional if set, this object will be put into the history as state object. This allows you to store additional information
   *                          in case the history entry is activated later.
   * @return the router object
   * @see ##urlgo#go() adds a new history entry instead of replacing the current entry.
   * @see ##urlreplacepath#replacePath() does the same as <var>replaceAndGo()</var> but without dispatching the URL.
   * @see ##urlpushpath#pushPath() does not dispatch and adds a new history entry.
   */
		Router.prototype.replaceAndGo = function () {
			return this._changePath(_.array(arguments), false, true);
		};

		var internal = {
			parseQueryTemplate: parseQueryTemplate,
			canPushState: !!window.history.pushState
		};
		_.copyObj({
			router: router,
			internal: internal
		}, exports);
	}
})();
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var ModalDialog = Ember.Component.extend({
    didInsertElement: function () {
        this.$('.js-modal-container').fadeIn(50);

        this.$('.js-modal-background').show().fadeIn(10, function () {
            $(this).addClass('in');
        });

        this.$('.js-modal').addClass('in');
    },

    willDestroyElement: function () {

        this.$('.js-modal').removeClass('in');

        this.$('.js-modal-background').removeClass('in');

        return this._super();
    },

    confirmaccept: 'confirmAccept',
    confirmreject: 'confirmReject',

    actions: {
        closeModal: function () {
            this.sendAction();
        },
        confirm: function (type) {
            this.sendAction('confirm' + type);
            this.sendAction();
        }
    },

    klass: Ember.computed('type', 'style', 'animation', function () {
        var classNames = [];

        classNames.push(this.get('type') ? 'modal-' + this.get('type') : 'modal');

        if (this.get('style')) {
            this.get('style').split(',').forEach(function (style) {
                classNames.push('modal-style-' + style);
            });
        }

        classNames.push(this.get('animation'));

        return classNames.join(' ');
    }),

    acceptButtonClass: Ember.computed('confirm.accept.buttonClass', function () {
        return this.get('confirm.accept.buttonClass') ? this.get('confirm.accept.buttonClass') : 'btn btn-green';
    }),

    rejectButtonClass: Ember.computed('confirm.reject.buttonClass', function () {
        return this.get('confirm.reject.buttonClass') ? this.get('confirm.reject.buttonClass') : 'btn btn-red';
    })
});

export default ModalDialog;


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<?php

namespace PHPMentors\PageflowerBundle\DependencyInjection\Compiler;

use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Compiler\CompilerPassInterface;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerBuilder;

class ReplaceAppVariableDefinitionPass implements CompilerPassInterface
{
    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function process(ContainerBuilder $container)
    {
        if ($container->hasDefinition('twig.app_variable')) {
            foreach ($container->getDefinition('twig.app_variable')->getMethodCalls() as $methodCall) {
                list($method, $arguments) = $methodCall;
                $container->getDefinition('phpmentors_pageflower.conversational_app_variable')->addMethodCall($method, $arguments);
            }

            $container->setAlias('twig.app_variable', 'phpmentors_pageflower.conversational_app_variable');
        }
    }
}


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Piotr Zielinski tracked by Liverpool amid 'contract dispute with Napoli' over release clause
The Reds came close to signing Zielinski in 2016 but he moved to Napoli from Udinese
Liam PrendervilleAssistant Sports Editor
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Liverpool and Juventus are keeping tabs on Piotr Zielinski's contract situation at Napoli.
The Reds were linked with Zielinski ahead of the 2016/17 campaign, while Zielinski was on loan at Empoli from rivals Udinese.
The Poland midfielder would move to Napoli in a £14m deal but Liverpool have been keeping tabs on his progress since then.
Napoli are keen to offer Zielinski a new deal and significantly increase his release clause, which currently stands at around £57million (€65m).
Napoli chief Aurelio di Laurentiis wants to double that fee to £114m (€130m) but the player and his agent feel that is excessive, reports Calcio Mercato .
Piotr Zielinski of Napoli (Image: SIPA USA/PA Images)
Jurgen Klopp explains why "second is nothing" for Liverpool
Unsurprisingly, Juventus have been alerted to the situation and are keeping a close eye on developments.
But Liverpool are also in the mix and may look to reignite their interest.
Meanwhile, Empoli president Fabrizio Corsi has revealed just how close Zielinski came to moving to Anfield.
"When he came to Naples, he had that option, but they did really well to convince him," explained the Serie A president.
"I have a few regrets regarding him. He was decisive for us, but I didn't ask for a ransom.
"I was working with Udinese's interests in mind, who then had an agreement with Naples. It's hard to deal with Giampaolo Pozzo [owner of Udinese]. For me, he's the best."
Piotr Zielinski
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Livia The Empress fancied to take command at Wolverhampton
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Clerkenwell Green
Clerkenwell Green is an exclusive catering and events company, offering unforgettable weddings, corporate parties, and private dining in some of the most celebrated venues in London and beyond. After undergoing a branding exercise, Clerkenwell Green commissioned us to design and build a new website that would showcase the fullness of its offer and expertise, driving digital success through increased lead generation and enquiries.
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Part of the Benugo group, Clerkenwell Green leads with professionalism, years of experience and a passion for food. It exists to provide its customers with truly extraordinary bespoke events that are as personalised as possible. Encapsulating and communicating this mission to all of their audience bases, ranging from individuals and small parties to large corporate groups, was a key requirement of the new website.
The result is a responsively designed WordPress site with clear navigation, information architecture and commercially driven user journeys supported by strong calls to action throughout. In line with the newly redesigned brand, the website is led by bold, striking food photography that captures the elegance, exquisiteness and magic of a Clerkenwell Green event.
The choice to focus on exceptional imagery over an abundance of elaborate copy allows visitors to make their own individual interpretation of what their occasion could look and feel like. Following on from these efforts to make the website tailored to each user, and therefore mirroring the nature of the services on offer, we designed a Venues section that enables users to find a location for their event in a wholly experiential way.
increase in event enquiries
increase in newsletter sign ups
increase in user sessions
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WATERTOWN — Financial planner and mentor Brie Sodano is offering a two-day workshop at her office in Watertown Jan. 6 and 7, in which participants "will learn more about money in two days than in all those years of school."
"It's a crazy idea that we go to school for 16 years to learn a skill to make money, and work 40 hours per week to make it, but are never actually taught to manage it," Sodano says. "We let money be a dictator in life, rather than a tool."
While Sodano typically works with women through her firm From Sheep to Shark, the January weekend is open to anyone. And while she usually works with clients for six months, she'll be covering all the bases in this special two-day event, teaching participants "everything at lightning speed."
The Money Mastery Weekend is for men and women who make good money but feel stuck in the rat race, who know what they want but can't afford it, know they could manage their money better, face challenges spending wisely, saving and investing—and are ready to make a change and adopt a growth mindset.
Benefits for participants include:
● Getting clarity in setting money goals and make your own definition of financial success
● Identifying the beliefs that are the root cause of your money problems so you can change them
● Aligning your money goals and life goals in a way that makes sense
● Creating a System to manage money easily and quickly without budgets
● Paying down debt as quickly and efficiently as possible
● Overcoming the most common problems that keep people stuck in the rat race
The cost for the Money Mastery Weekend is $125 per person, and participants will gather in the training room at Sodano's office at 76 Westbury Park Road in Watertown. A light lunch will be provided each day.
To register, or for more information, call Sodano at (860) 417-3393, email her at brie@sheeptosharks.com, or sign up through her @sheeptoshark page on Facebook.
Sodano worked for Edward Jones in the past and launched From Sheep to Shark earlier this year.
She's not selling investments. Instead she's helping clients see the big picture and deploying a mix of customized planning tools, shifting mindsets and financial education to help clients' money goals match their life goals. This is financial planning for real life.
In the past, Sodano worked in the nonprofit sector at the Boys & Girls Club in Waterbury for nine years, experience that positions her to understand government programs. Among other aspects of financial planning, she specializes in student loan forgiveness.
She is involved in the Waterbury Regional Chamber's Young Professionals of Waterbury Region (YPOWR), and the United Way of Greater Waterbury Emerging Leaders.
Sodano lives in Watertown with her husband, Mike, and two children.