Author: Robert Haase, May 2021
This workflow for image segmentation is a rather simple and yet powerful approach, e.g. for detecting and segmenting nuclei in fluorescence micropscopy images. A nuclei marker such as nuclei-GFP, DAPI or histone-RFP in combination with various microscopy techniques can be used to generate images of suitable kind.
To demonstrate the workflow, we used image set BBBC022v1 Gustafsdottir et al., PLOS ONE, 2013, available from the Broad Bioimage Benchmark Collection Ljosa et al., Nature Methods, 2012.
We start by opening an example image and cropping out an interesting sub-region.
run("Close All");
// Init GPU
run("CLIJ2 Macro Extensions", "cl_device=");
Ext.CLIJ2_clear();
open("C:/structure/code/clij2-docs/src/main/resources/BBBC022/IXMtest_A01_s1_w164FBEEF7-F77C-4892-86F5-72D0160D4FB2.tif");
input_image = getTitle();
run("32-bit"); // that's necessary to retrieve a reasonable spot detection result
Ext.CLIJ2_push(input_image);
// crop and visualize
Ext.CLIJ2_crop2D(input_image, crop_image, 400, 00, 256, 256);
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(crop_image);
Voronoi-Otsu-labeling is a command, which asks for two sigma parameters.
The first sigma controls how close detected cells can be (spot_sigma
)
and second controls how precise segmented objects are outlined (outline_sigma
).
sigma_spot_detection = 5;
sigma_outline = 1;
Ext.CLIJ2_voronoiOtsuLabeling(input_image, label_image, sigma_spot_detection, sigma_outline);
Ext.CLIJ2_voronoiOtsuLabeling(crop_image, crop_label_image, sigma_spot_detection, sigma_outline);
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(label_image);
run("glasbey_on_dark");
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(crop_label_image);
run("glasbey_on_dark");
The Voronoi-Otsu-Labeling workflow is a combination of Gaussian blur, spot detection, thresholding and binary watershed. The interested reader might want to see the open source code.
Note: If this algorithm is applied to 3D data, it is recommended to make it isotropic first.
As a first step, we blur the image with a given sigma and detect maxima in the resulting image.
Ext.CLIJ2_gaussianBlur2D(crop_image, blurred_image, sigma_spot_detection, sigma_spot_detection);
// detect maxima (spots)
Ext.CLIJ2_detectMaxima2DBox(blurred_image, detected_spots_image, 0, 0);
// count spots
Ext.CLIJ2_getSumOfAllPixels(detected_spots_image, number_of_spots);
print("number of detected spots", number_of_spots);
// show blurred image
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(blurred_image);
// show image with local maxima
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(detected_spots_image);
setMinAndMax(0, 1);
> number of detected spots 22
Furthermore, we start again from the cropped image and blur it again, with a different sigma. Afterwards, we threshold the image using Otsu's thresholding method (Otsu et al 1979).
Ext.CLIJ2_gaussianBlur2D(crop_image, blurred_image, sigma_outline, sigma_outline);
Ext.CLIJ2_thresholdOtsu(blurred_image, binary_image);
// show blurred image
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(blurred_image);
// show binary image
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(binary_image);
setMinAndMax(0, 1);
Afterwards, we take the binary spots image and the binary segmentation image and apply a binary_and operation to exclude spots which were detected in the background area. Those likely corresponded to noise.
Ext.CLIJ2_binaryAnd(detected_spots_image, binary_image, selected_spots_image);
// count selected spots
Ext.CLIJ2_getSumOfAllPixels(selected_spots_image, number_of_spots);
print("number of selected spots", number_of_spots);
// show selected spots image
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(selected_spots_image);
setMinAndMax(0, 1);
> number of selected spots 13
Next, we separate the image space between the selected spots using a Voronoi diagram which is limited to the positive pixels in the binary image.
Ext.CLIJ2_maskedVoronoiLabeling(selected_spots_image, binary_image, voronoi_diagram );
// show binary image
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(binary_image);
setMinAndMax(0, 1);
// show selected spots image
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(selected_spots_image);
setMinAndMax(0, 1);
// show result
Ext.CLIJ2_pull(voronoi_diagram );
run("glasbey_on_dark");
Finally, we clean up GPU memory.
Ext.CLIJ2_clear();


Vice Minister of Health, Madame Cui Li presents RD with a plaque of appreciation for his contribution to public health.
RD is one of the celebrities that inaugurated the Xi'an Smokefree legislation on 31 October 2018.
Witnessing a meeting of RD with Former Minister of Health Chen Zhu, two scholars in conference.
A moment of relaxation and a humble dinner with old friends and colleagues, former Vice-Ministers of Health.
RD gets together with retired Chinese WHO staff on his last official trip to the country.
Lecturing in Guangxi Medical University, RD contrasts the old and the new, and draws lessons from public health history.
At the end of a long day, RD has a farewell dinner with the WHO China Office management team.
RD catches up with enthusiastic WHO fellows from Shaanxi Province, by the famous Bell Tower of Xi'an.
Similarly, in Nanning, RD and team enjoy the hospitality of former WHO Fellows from Guangxi Province.
Group photo with WHO China office staff after a town hall.
RD, awarded with a memory of his early visits, thirty years ago, describes the advances that he has seen in health care in China.
The valiant defenders of public health in WPRO, led by RD, drop in on the Terracotta Warriors.
A group photo to record the end of a visit to Shaanxi History Museum.
RD receives the gift of a magic pot at Shaanxi History Museum, a mysterious artefact with a spout to pour liquids out but no obvious way of pouring liquids in.
In a quiet moment, RD debates the merits of street food with Director Zhao Lina of the Department of International Cooperation.
A priceless memory of a tour on the Li-jiang cruise, where the karst peaks are commemorated on the 20 RMB bank-note -- and the visitors are montaged onto the view!


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Northern Canadian Supplies Ltd.
Legal Name:
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Operating Name:
NCSL
Alternate Name:
NCSL
NCSL SITE SERVICES
Mailing Address:
8 Highlands Pl.WETASKIWIN, Alberta
T9A 3G8
Location Address:
6-210 MacAlpine Cres.FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta
T9H 4A6
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
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We distribute janitorial cleaning supplies & equipment, safety supplies, hotel supplies, and wash bay supplies Canada-Wide to industrial sites, cleaning contractors, institutions, government and commercial customers.
We are proud to offer the most extensive line of certified, highest quality environmental-friendly cleaning products, recycled & biodegradable paper products and tissues, environmental wash bay degreasers and recycled & biodegradable plastic bag products. We have partnered with leading Canadian manufacturers and are members of the Dissan Canada Buying Group. Our leading product lines offered include our newest family of Bitumen Remover Degreaser products in liquid and gel formats. the INO Solutions Bio & Eko Environmental product lines, as well as the Dustbane Canada Environmental product line. Our products are produced in Canada and exceed Canadian and international environmental standards.
We intend on helping industries to make a difference by reducing their environmental footprint and also helping industry to realize cost savings. Let us help you by using our highly effective products that are safer and not as harmful to the environment or workers. We can help you reduce wastage and save money.
We are located in Metro-Edmonton and Fort McMurray, Alberta, and with sales offices in British Columbia and Saskatchewan. We ship from warehouses in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon, Toronto and Montreal.
Metro-Edmonton
Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER> or<PHONE_NUMBER>
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Fort McMurray Main Store & Warehouse Location:
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Fort McMurray, AB T9H4A6
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Contact information
Company description
418220 - Other Paper and Disposable Plastic Product Wholesaler-Distributors
418410 - Chemical (except Agricultural) and Allied Product Wholesaler-Distributors
418990 - All Other Wholesaler-Distributors
Product / Service / Licensing
We have the most extensive Environmental Product Line offering and feature products manufactured in Canada.
We supply safety glasses, hard hats, protective gloves, safety signage, workwear including safety coveralls and much more. If we do not have a specialty item in stock - anything that is required, we can special order in.
We are proud to announce the Dustbane Environmental Friendly Solution of Green Products that are highly effective and environmentally safe. These certified Environmental Choice products meet and surpass Canadian and U.S. Green standards.
The Dustbane Environmental Choice Product Line-up includes: Emerald Degreaser, Polar Bathroom Cleaner, Excelsior General Purpose Hard Surface Cleaner, Tradition Hand Cleaner, Azure Window and Glass Cleaner, Orbit All Systems Floor Finish and Time-Out Floor Stripper.
Environmental Choice Approved Program
Material Safety Data Sheets - Literature - Certification - Testimonials
Material Safety Data Sheets
Azure
Emerald
Excelsior
Foundation
Orbit
Polar
Quat Plus
Time-Out
Tradition
Tradition Plus
Enviro Block
Envirodrip
Enviromix
Environmental Choice Brochure
Green Action Initiatives Brochure
Certification
Hand Cleaner Products
Hard Floor Products
Hard Surfaces Products
Disinfectants and Disinfectant Cleaners
Testimonials
Bee-Clean
National Defence
Omni Facility Services
Red River College
University of New Brunswick
The Best Value of the Industry
Our Mission.
Distribute professional hygiene solutions that will help you reach your targets.
What we think.
Cleaning service does not simply mean the application of cleaning products but also problem solving hygiene and health problems.
Cleaning service is a process that aims for public well-being and requires the application of calculated and intelligent solutions.
Cleaning service is a field in which it is necessary to measure the impact on our present and future society.
Cleaning service is an activity that must be performed effectively and safely within the context of sustainable development.
Why choose INO Solutions.
1. The best value on the market.
INO Solutions develop competitive and innovative hygiene solutions for the professional cleaning and maintenance of commercial and industrial buildings.
2.Performing products to reach all your needs with the same brand
INO Solutions offer a complete line of competitive maintenance products to satisfy all commercial and industrial cleaning requirements.
3. A national network, coast to coast.
INO products are available from coast to coast and can be found through our network of member retail outlets. Our team works for you in order to deliver all orders as quickly as possible.
4. A competent team.
Competent, trained consultants who are dedicated to your complete satisfaction and success.
5. Total satisfaction guarantee.
INO Solutions are backed by a complete satisfaction guarantee without compromise.
6. Innovation indicative of INO.
In order to support your daily life, INO Solutions continually research, develop, and commercialise new safe and avant-garde sanitary solutions. It is what one can call progress indicative of INO Solutions.
Ecological cleaning products line and solutions for green cleaning.
Resilient Floor Finish.
Deodorizer.
Washroom Cleaner.
Floor Finish Stripper.
Floor Finish Restorer.
Hard Surface Cleaner.
Acid Neutralizer.
Degreaser.
Window Cleaner.
Neutral Disinfectant.
Biological and biotechnological cleaning products.
INO Bio 1
INO-BI1-378 / INO-BI1-20
INO Bio 1
INO-BI1-378 / INO-BI1-20
All purpose cleaner.
INO Bio 10
INO-BI10-378
Scrub-free cleaner for soap scum and scale
INO Bio 12
INO-BI12-378
Calcium remover cleaner.
INO Bio 2
INO-BI2-378 / INO-BI2-20
Restroom Cleaner with odour Controller.
INO Bio 3
INO-BI3-378 / INO-BI3-20
Carpet and Textile Cleaner and Spotter.
INO Bio 4
INO-BI4-378 / INO-BI4-20
Power Degreaser.
INO Bio 5
INO-BI5-378 / INO-BI5-20
Grease trap treatment.
INO Bio 6
INO-BI6-378 / INO-BI6-20
Odour controller for waste containers.
INO Bio 7
INO-BI7-378 / INO-BI7-20
Odour controller for restrooms.
INO Bio 8
INO-BI8-378 / INO-BI8-20
Degreaser for kitchen floors.
A concentrated, non-corrosive heavy duty degreaser and pressure wash detergent formulated for a wide variety of industrial cleaning applications. This unique formula contains a proprietary blend of highly effective, biodegradable surfactants, solvents and wetting agents, making it very effective when removing oil and grease from most surfaces. Envirosol rinses very easy, leaving surfaces residue-free.
GR-2000:
A concentrated, low odor, non-corrosive natural solvent-based degreaser that provides high strength cleaning and degreasing power. This product is a mixture of synthetic hydrocarbons and a proprietary blend of wetting agents. GR-2000 is ideal for removing heavy mechanical greases and oils found on industrial equipment, as well as for use in parts washers and dip tanks. It will not damage paint or decals and does not require any special handling requirements.
7910-Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment
7920-Brooms, Brushes, Mops and Sponges
7930-Cleaning and Polishing Compounds and Preparations
8510-Perfumes, Toilet Preparations, and Powders
8520-Toilet Soap, Shaving Preparations, and Dentifrices
8530-Personal Toiletry Articles
8540-Toiletry Paper Products
Technology profile
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
NCSL is a leader in offering clean tech solutions that help clients realize cost-savings. NCSL wants to pursue strategic partnerships, industry pilot projects and joint venture agreements with industry, first nations, government and institutions to provide clean tech and safety solutions, employment opportunities, local community investments and cost-savings.We offer rebates, incentive programs and always contribute a percentage of sales back into the community supporting schools, non-profit agencies and first nations.
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Environment
- Forestry
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Wholesale/Retail
- Defence
- Pulp and Paper
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- China
- Ghana
- Mexico
- Nigeria
- Russian Federation
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Sector information
Classification codes
Total plant size:
Wetaskiwin (Metro-Edmonton)
Calgary
Vancouver
Saskatoon
Toronto
Montreal
Distribution of employees:
Metro-Edmonton: 2Fort McMurray: 7
Calgary: 2
Vancouver: 2
Saskatoon: 2
Unique applications:
Our Enzyme based Clean Tech chemical products are highly concentrated and effective products that will allow companies and industrial sites to purchase less containers, packaging and water, and more concentrated product. We guarantee that we can help our industrial, institutional and government customers realize cost-savings, while making their work environment safer for workers and janitorial staff.Key / Major clients:
Mikisew Cree First NationMikisew Maintenance Ltd.
Mikisew Energy
MML
Syncrude
Japan Oil
Neegan
Tuc's Contracting
First Canada
Mikisew Tech Services
All Seasons
Office Care Solutions
Midlite Construction
Fort McKay First Nation
Cree Chip Development Corp
Success stories:
Syncrude Canada Research in Edmonton, Alberta evaluated our leading environmental bitumen remover degreaser product and found our degreaser to be more environmentally friendly, more effective, and less expensive.Third-Party Information Liability Disclaimer
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Contacts
Contact information
Description
Company description
418220 - Other Paper and Disposable Plastic Product Wholesaler-Distributors
418410 - Chemical (except Agricultural) and Allied Product Wholesaler-Distributors
418990 - All Other Wholesaler-Distributors
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
We have the most extensive Environmental Product Line offering and feature products manufactured in Canada.
We supply safety glasses, hard hats, protective gloves, safety signage, workwear including safety coveralls and much more. If we do not have a specialty item in stock - anything that is required, we can special order in.
We are proud to announce the Dustbane Environmental Friendly Solution of Green Products that are highly effective and environmentally safe. These certified Environmental Choice products meet and surpass Canadian and U.S. Green standards.
The Dustbane Environmental Choice Product Line-up includes: Emerald Degreaser, Polar Bathroom Cleaner, Excelsior General Purpose Hard Surface Cleaner, Tradition Hand Cleaner, Azure Window and Glass Cleaner, Orbit All Systems Floor Finish and Time-Out Floor Stripper.
Environmental Choice Approved Program
Material Safety Data Sheets - Literature - Certification - Testimonials
Material Safety Data Sheets
Azure
Emerald
Excelsior
Foundation
Orbit
Polar
Quat Plus
Time-Out
Tradition
Tradition Plus
Enviro Block
Envirodrip
Enviromix
Environmental Choice Brochure
Green Action Initiatives Brochure
Certification
Hand Cleaner Products
Hard Floor Products
Hard Surfaces Products
Disinfectants and Disinfectant Cleaners
Testimonials
Bee-Clean
National Defence
Omni Facility Services
Red River College
University of New Brunswick
The Best Value of the Industry
Our Mission.
Distribute professional hygiene solutions that will help you reach your targets.
What we think.
Cleaning service does not simply mean the application of cleaning products but also problem solving hygiene and health problems.
Cleaning service is a process that aims for public well-being and requires the application of calculated and intelligent solutions.
Cleaning service is a field in which it is necessary to measure the impact on our present and future society.
Cleaning service is an activity that must be performed effectively and safely within the context of sustainable development.
Why choose INO Solutions.
1. The best value on the market.
INO Solutions develop competitive and innovative hygiene solutions for the professional cleaning and maintenance of commercial and industrial buildings.
2.Performing products to reach all your needs with the same brand
INO Solutions offer a complete line of competitive maintenance products to satisfy all commercial and industrial cleaning requirements.
3. A national network, coast to coast.
INO products are available from coast to coast and can be found through our network of member retail outlets. Our team works for you in order to deliver all orders as quickly as possible.
4. A competent team.
Competent, trained consultants who are dedicated to your complete satisfaction and success.
5. Total satisfaction guarantee.
INO Solutions are backed by a complete satisfaction guarantee without compromise.
6. Innovation indicative of INO.
In order to support your daily life, INO Solutions continually research, develop, and commercialise new safe and avant-garde sanitary solutions. It is what one can call progress indicative of INO Solutions.
Ecological cleaning products line and solutions for green cleaning.
Resilient Floor Finish.
Deodorizer.
Washroom Cleaner.
Floor Finish Stripper.
Floor Finish Restorer.
Hard Surface Cleaner.
Acid Neutralizer.
Degreaser.
Window Cleaner.
Neutral Disinfectant.
Biological and biotechnological cleaning products.
INO Bio 1
INO-BI1-378 / INO-BI1-20
INO Bio 1
INO-BI1-378 / INO-BI1-20
All purpose cleaner.
INO Bio 10
INO-BI10-378
Scrub-free cleaner for soap scum and scale
INO Bio 12
INO-BI12-378
Calcium remover cleaner.
INO Bio 2
INO-BI2-378 / INO-BI2-20
Restroom Cleaner with odour Controller.
INO Bio 3
INO-BI3-378 / INO-BI3-20
Carpet and Textile Cleaner and Spotter.
INO Bio 4
INO-BI4-378 / INO-BI4-20
Power Degreaser.
INO Bio 5
INO-BI5-378 / INO-BI5-20
Grease trap treatment.
INO Bio 6
INO-BI6-378 / INO-BI6-20
Odour controller for waste containers.
INO Bio 7
INO-BI7-378 / INO-BI7-20
Odour controller for restrooms.
INO Bio 8
INO-BI8-378 / INO-BI8-20
Degreaser for kitchen floors.
A concentrated, non-corrosive heavy duty degreaser and pressure wash detergent formulated for a wide variety of industrial cleaning applications. This unique formula contains a proprietary blend of highly effective, biodegradable surfactants, solvents and wetting agents, making it very effective when removing oil and grease from most surfaces. Envirosol rinses very easy, leaving surfaces residue-free.
GR-2000:
A concentrated, low odor, non-corrosive natural solvent-based degreaser that provides high strength cleaning and degreasing power. This product is a mixture of synthetic hydrocarbons and a proprietary blend of wetting agents. GR-2000 is ideal for removing heavy mechanical greases and oils found on industrial equipment, as well as for use in parts washers and dip tanks. It will not damage paint or decals and does not require any special handling requirements.
7910-Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment
7920-Brooms, Brushes, Mops and Sponges
7930-Cleaning and Polishing Compounds and Preparations
8510-Perfumes, Toilet Preparations, and Powders
8520-Toilet Soap, Shaving Preparations, and Dentifrices
8530-Personal Toiletry Articles
8540-Toiletry Paper Products
Technology
Technology profile
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
NCSL is a leader in offering clean tech solutions that help clients realize cost-savings. NCSL wants to pursue strategic partnerships, industry pilot projects and joint venture agreements with industry, first nations, government and institutions to provide clean tech and safety solutions, employment opportunities, local community investments and cost-savings.We offer rebates, incentive programs and always contribute a percentage of sales back into the community supporting schools, non-profit agencies and first nations.
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Construction
- Consumer Products
- Culture
- Environment
- Forestry
- Manufacturing
- Medical/Biotechnology/Chemical
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Wholesale/Retail
- Defence
- Pulp and Paper
Geographic markets:
Actively pursuing:
- China
- Ghana
- Mexico
- Nigeria
- Russian Federation
- United Kingdom
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Sector
Sector information
Classification codes
Total plant size:
Wetaskiwin (Metro-Edmonton)
Calgary
Vancouver
Saskatoon
Toronto
Montreal
Distribution of employees:
Metro-Edmonton: 2Fort McMurray: 7
Calgary: 2
Vancouver: 2
Saskatoon: 2
Unique applications:
Our Enzyme based Clean Tech chemical products are highly concentrated and effective products that will allow companies and industrial sites to purchase less containers, packaging and water, and more concentrated product. We guarantee that we can help our industrial, institutional and government customers realize cost-savings, while making their work environment safer for workers and janitorial staff.Key / Major clients:
Mikisew Cree First NationMikisew Maintenance Ltd.
Mikisew Energy
MML
Syncrude
Japan Oil
Neegan
Tuc's Contracting
First Canada
Mikisew Tech Services
All Seasons
Office Care Solutions
Midlite Construction
Fort McKay First Nation
Cree Chip Development Corp


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NOTHING PERSONAL A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1997 Ben Hoffman
In Ireland, it's referred to as "the troubles."  By this time, with a half dozen films dealing with the subject of the Catholic IRA and the Protestant paramilitary (both of whom believe in the same god, Jesus), it would seem that every moviegoer would know everything there is to know about that small piece of North Ireland territory. Each movie seems to have tackled a different aspect of "the troubles" but NOTHING PERSONAL" explains somewhat better what iS going on.
The recent, THE DEVIL'S OWN, NAME OF THE FATHER, MOTHER'S SON, to name but a few, have touched on the consequences but not on the root cause. This film, while not pointing a finger, does do some enlightening.
Kenny (James Frain), Protestant and Liam (John Lynch), Catholic, were childhood friends.  Like the gangs in the U.S. who hold their "turf" so dear they will kill to keep others off it, the Catholics and Protestants have their own. A piece of jagged metal separates the two neighborhoods but the metal is only symbolic; a new increased hatred is on the loose.. Anyone found wandering in the other's part is fair game. "Nothing personal;" that is just how it is. Cooler heads such as Leonard's (Michael Gambon) of the Protestant faction arranges a truce with the local IRA leader but nothing can stop the crazed, fanatic Kenny gang from seeking revenge.
Liam's son is missing, apparently having wandered into the enemy sector so Liam has to find him before anyone gets shot. But Liam gets caught by the Kenny gang and held and beaten while being questioned. And the internecine war goes on with seemingly no end in sight.
A very tense film packed with powerful emotions.
Directed by Thaddeus O'Sullivan.
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| 52 | private HttpCacheInvalidator httpCacheInvalidator; |
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| 53 | private boolean deleteCache; |
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| 55 | public static CachingHttpClientBuilder create() { |
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| 56 | 3 | return new CachingHttpClientBuilder(); |
| 57 | } |
|
| 59 | protected CachingHttpClientBuilder() { |
|
| 60 | 3 | super(); |
| 61 | 3 | this.deleteCache = true; |
| 62 | 3 | } |
| 64 | public final CachingHttpClientBuilder setResourceFactory( |
|
| 65 | final ResourceFactory resourceFactory) { |
|
| 66 | 0 | this.resourceFactory = resourceFactory; |
| 67 | 0 | return this; |
| 68 | } |
|
| 70 | public final CachingHttpClientBuilder setHttpCacheStorage( |
|
| 71 | final HttpCacheStorage storage) { |
|
| 72 | 0 | this.storage = storage; |
| 73 | 0 | return this; |
| 74 | } |
|
| 76 | public final CachingHttpClientBuilder setCacheDir( |
|
| 77 | final File cacheDir) { |
|
| 78 | 0 | this.cacheDir = cacheDir; |
| 79 | 0 | return this; |
| 80 | } |
|
| 82 | public final CachingHttpClientBuilder setCacheConfig( |
|
| 83 | final CacheConfig cacheConfig) { |
|
| 84 | 3 | this.cacheConfig = cacheConfig; |
| 85 | 3 | return this; |
| 86 | } |
|
| 88 | public final CachingHttpClientBuilder setSchedulingStrategy( |
|
| 89 | final SchedulingStrategy schedulingStrategy) { |
|
| 90 | 0 | this.schedulingStrategy = schedulingStrategy; |
| 91 | 0 | return this; |
| 92 | } |
|
| 94 | public final CachingHttpClientBuilder setHttpCacheInvalidator( |
|
| 95 | final HttpCacheInvalidator cacheInvalidator) { |
|
| 96 | 0 | this.httpCacheInvalidator = cacheInvalidator; |
| 97 | 0 | return this; |
| 98 | } |
|
| 100 | public CachingHttpClientBuilder setDeleteCache(final boolean deleteCache) { |
|
| 101 | 0 | this.deleteCache = deleteCache; |
| 102 | 0 | return this; |
| 103 | } |
|
| 105 | @Override |
|
| 106 | protected ClientExecChain decorateMainExec(final ClientExecChain mainExec) { |
|
| 107 | 3 | final CacheConfig config = this.cacheConfig != null ? this.cacheConfig : CacheConfig.DEFAULT; |
| 108 | // We copy the instance fields to avoid changing them, and rename to avoid accidental use of the wrong version |
|
| 109 | 3 | ResourceFactory resourceFactoryCopy = this.resourceFactory; |
| 110 | 3 | if (resourceFactoryCopy == null) {
|
| 111 | 3 | if (this.cacheDir == null) {
|
| 112 | 3 | resourceFactoryCopy = new HeapResourceFactory(); |
| 113 | } else { |
|
| 114 | 0 | resourceFactoryCopy = new FileResourceFactory(cacheDir); |
| 115 | } |
|
| 116 | } |
|
| 117 | 3 | HttpCacheStorage storageCopy = this.storage; |
| 118 | 3 | if (storageCopy == null) {
|
| 119 | 3 | if (this.cacheDir == null) {
|
| 120 | 3 | storageCopy = new BasicHttpCacheStorage(config); |
| 121 | } else { |
|
| 122 | 0 | final ManagedHttpCacheStorage managedStorage = new ManagedHttpCacheStorage(config); |
| 123 | 0 | if (this.deleteCache) {
|
| 124 | 0 | addCloseable(new Closeable() { |
| 126 | @Override |
|
| 127 | public void close() throws IOException { |
|
| 128 | 0 | managedStorage.shutdown(); |
| 129 | 0 | } |
| 131 | }); |
|
| 132 | } else { |
|
| 133 | 0 | addCloseable(managedStorage); |
| 134 | } |
|
| 135 | 0 | storageCopy = managedStorage; |
| 136 | } |
|
| 137 | } |
|
| 138 | 3 | final AsynchronousValidator revalidator = createAsynchronousRevalidator(config); |
| 139 | 3 | final CacheKeyGenerator uriExtractor = new CacheKeyGenerator(); |
| 141 | 3 | HttpCacheInvalidator cacheInvalidator = this.httpCacheInvalidator; |
| 142 | 3 | if (cacheInvalidator == null) {
|
| 143 | 3 | cacheInvalidator = new CacheInvalidator(uriExtractor, storageCopy); |
| 144 | } |
|
| 146 | 3 | return new CachingExec(mainExec, |
| 147 | new BasicHttpCache( |
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| 148 | resourceFactoryCopy, |
|
| 149 | storageCopy, config, |
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| 150 | uriExtractor, |
|
| 151 | cacheInvalidator), config, revalidator); |
|
| 152 | } |
|
| 154 | private AsynchronousValidator createAsynchronousRevalidator(final CacheConfig config) { |
|
| 155 | 3 | if (config.getAsynchronousWorkersMax() > 0) {
|
| 156 | 2 | final SchedulingStrategy configuredSchedulingStrategy = createSchedulingStrategy(config); |
| 157 | 2 | final AsynchronousValidator revalidator = new AsynchronousValidator( |
| 158 | configuredSchedulingStrategy); |
|
| 159 | 2 | addCloseable(revalidator); |
| 160 | 2 | return revalidator; |
| 161 | } |
|
| 162 | 1 | return null; |
| 163 | } |
|
| 165 | private SchedulingStrategy createSchedulingStrategy(final CacheConfig config) { |
|
| 166 | 2 | return schedulingStrategy != null ? schedulingStrategy : new ImmediateSchedulingStrategy(config); |
| 167 | } |
|
| 169 | } |


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This program is a sample on how to lock removable media, preventing its removal,
by using MS-DOS in21h calls under Win95. Some caveats, however: It will NOT work on NT,
and it won't work on all drives, even if the program says it succeeded in locking. For example,
my own CD-ROM drive, doesn't support locking, so the program will not work with it. Floppy
drives usually don't support locking either.
The program can be called : lock
-s]. -l will lock the drive. -u will unlock it and -s will dislay the lock count
for the drive. The code has complete explanations on the functions, so here it
is: lock.c


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MANJARIFOUNDATION
Manjari Foundation, a registered non-profit organization established in May 2015, is committed to help women from marginalized communities overcome social injustice, poverty and exclusion.
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Taking Pictures Entrapment
By Ross Anthony
Sean Connery (Mac) plays the "James Bond" of the art theft world. Catherine Zeta-Jones (Gin) is the sexy insurance investigator who travels to England after him. But who will entrap who? The film does a good job of keeping us guessing all the way to the end. It's a careful balancing act not unlike the gymnastics Gin shows off as she twists her body through a scattered array of laser light alarms.
 Fortunately, all the contact we have to witness is a short kiss -- which could have been more effective if only implied.
The film is at its best when entrenched in clever thieving, planning, gadgetry and execution. This it does very well. The film is at its worst in its words; the dialogue dipping into immaturity at more than a few points. All in all, "Entrapment" is a cute/clever, rather TV-esq picture that could have used just a little more heart.
Starring Sean Connery and Catherine Zeta-Jones. Directed by Jon Amiel. Screenplay by Ron Bass and William Broyles. Produced by Sean Connery, Michael Hertzberg, and Rhonda Tollefson at 20th Century Fox/Regency/Fountainbridge/Hertzberg. Rated PG-13.
Grade..........................B+
-- Copyright © 1999 Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
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Watch The Official Video Of Billionaire By Teni
by Enioluwa AdeniyiTalented Nigerian singer, Teni, also known as Teniola Apata, has dished out the official video for her new single, Billionaire.
“Billionaire” is one of the banger singles in the mouth of music lovers in Nigeria.
The 26-year-old singer is known for dishing out the best hit every time she releases a new single.
The superstar single competes on Who Wants To Be A Billionaire a replica of the popular “Who Wants To Be A Millionaire” show.
She was spotted in the video reaching out to her friend, Broda Shaggi when she needed help on the show.
Enjoy the single which was produced by Pheelz and the visual directed by TG Omori.


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The Triangular template system is used to enable predefined HTML snippets to be easily included in application pages.
The fact that they can be altered during injection, either by the alter keyword or by the use of predefined
keywords such as $MODOBJ$
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It relies on the macro fetch directive to inject the template into the application page.
Triangular predefined templates are stored in tri/AppBase.htm
. Custom templates are defined at the end of the
appname-html file.
The templates are loaded as described in hookMsgListener.
The Chrome browser inspect
function is a helpful way to see the injected templates. The comments before the
injected code indicate their source and what process injected them.
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The string '$MODOBJ$' is replaced during the injection process by the current object in context.

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The ‘Community Strikers’ programme is about helping communities to strengthen their income and build an alternative revenue stream which can be done from the comfort of your home. It is a simple business model which rewards the ‘Community Striker’ simply based on their ability to sell more
Find Out MoreThe ‘Community Strikers’ programme is about helping communities to strengthen their income and build an alternative revenue stream which can be done from the comfort of your home. It is a simple business model which rewards the ‘Community Striker’ simply based on their ability to sell more. The programme is brought to life considering the inflation levels and also the need felt for an additional source of income for the household. The programme also attempts to bring to life more sustainable entrepreneurship models which can benefit both product and the ‘community striker’ in a sustainable and stable financial model. Rs. 55/- profit per can you sell (16% profit margin)
Unlike other FMCG products where you need to sell larger volumes to increase the total cash inflow, the profitability offered by Red Bull for each can at Rs. 55/-, will help you earn more with reasonable volume metrics, ensuring less time spent on revenue.
Also earn Rs. 20/- per can as a commission of each can sale of your team
Not only that, you can promote the business to your friends and family to create a team of ‘community strikers’ where
you become a team leader. And you will earn Rs. 20/- for every can your team members are selling as a commission. This
reward is for ‘community strikers’ who want to go the extra mile, and also generate more revenue.
You see all your team members sales calculated on your screen. You can redeem against cans or collect
in cash by the 2nd week of each month.
And more support, All you have to do is to register and place the order, because you will get door-step delivery within 48 hours for Colombo 1-15, within 72 hours for kelaniya, Kadawatha, Wattala, moratuwa, Piliyandala, 96 hours - hanwella, kahathuduwa, athurugiriya,Padukka, Kaduwela, hanwella and the plus side is, the product is already the leader in energy drinks and also a well-known household name supported by advertising and BTL. Once you register, you will also be given in-depth knowledge on the product and how it works, so that your customers will be well informed and aware of the product and its use.
Inspired by drinks from the Far East, Dietrich Mateschitz founded Red Bull in the mid-1980s. He developed a new product and a unique marketing concept and launched Red Bull Energy Drink on April 1, 1987 in Austria. A brand new product category - Energy Drinks - was born.
Red Bull Energy Drink is appreciated worldwide by top athletes, busy professionals, college students and travelers on long journeys.
Caffeine: Caffeine was widely used by ancient civilizations. It was traditionally consumed from natural sources like tea, coffee, cacao beans and cola nuts and appreciated for its stimulating effects on the human body.
Taurine:Taurine is an amino acid, naturally occurring in the human body and present in the daily diet. It is involved in a wide range of biological processes.
B-group vitamins: Vitamins are essential micronutrients that are required for maintaining normal body functions.
Sugars: Red Bull Energy Drink is made with real sugars. Always check can labels for most updated product nutritional and ingredient information.


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We are a group of people who buy into the idea of DevOps. The idea that development and operations should work closely together, to make each other's lives easier. It is entirely possible that development and operations can be the same group, although not necessary.
DevOps is an idea that we feel has merit, but like all ideas everyone interprets it differently and puts it into practice differently. This group is about exploring DevOps and seeing how we can use the idea and practices around it to build a better future.
Triangle DevOps is dedicated to providing a harassment-free community experience for everyone, regardless of gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, age or religion. We do not tolerate harassment of community participants in any form.
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Couple Steal Cat Thinking It’s Missing Pet And The Outcome Is Hilarious
by Emma RosemurgeySocial media can be a powerful tool when it comes to spreading the word about important things, whether it’s crowdfunding for charity or searching for a missing pet.
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So when Sophie Johnson took to Facebook to appeal for helpers in searching for her missing cat, Lentil, Lauren Faulkner and her boyfriend Charlie Allan were more than happy to oblige.
Sophie pleaded for help when someone reported seeing a ‘really muddy’ cat who looked a lot like Lentil in Prestonpans, Edinburgh, but she wasn’t able to get there and have a look for herself.
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On seeing her post, Lauren and Charlie decided to be good Samaritans by going out looking for Lentil themselves, and they were overjoyed when they spotted a beautiful rag doll cat who matched Lentil’s description.
‘MATE, WE’VE F*CKING GOT HIM,’ Lauren texted Sophie, telling her the good news.
‘Omg, hahahahaha send pics,’ Sophie replied. ‘Omg I’m shaking, OMG is it actually him? I can’t believe it man.’
However, things took a turn for the worse when a woman approached Lauren and Charlie, who were putting the cat in their car, to tell them they were actually abducting the wrong cat.
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Lauren told UNILAD:
The lady told us, ‘Just so you know, that’s not the right cat, he’s been living here for about a year. I’ve heard about the missing cat but I can point you in the direction of the owner’s house if you want’.

After realising their mistake, Lauren took to Twitter to share their hilarious mishap, telling her followers:
Canny believe me and Charlie went out to look for Sophie’s cat earlier and we STOLE THE WRONG CAT.
As if that wasn’t funny enough, one of Lauren’s followers shared a screenshot of a message from the owner of Lentil’s lookalike, and it’s fair to say she was less than amused by the couple’s mishap.
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Writing on a local Prestonpan Facebook page, the owner wrote:
Someone just tried to steal our Railey ragdoll cat. Luckily to our wonderful neighbours it was prevented. We are aware of a missing cat who looks a little like ours and we are sorry for the owners but turning up at someone’s home and trying to steal an animal is an appalling and cowardly act.
Fortunately, Lauren could see the funny side, explaining:
A mean we didn’t run about in f*cking balaclavas nor getting wrestled to the ground while trying to abduct the cat.
Some c*nt went ‘that’s not the right cat by the way’ and I let it out and we all laughed.

The makeup artist added:
A chapped her door earlier by the way because the neighbour told me where she lived to apologise for the confusion, but she didn’t answer, am no coward.
At the end of the day, Lauren and Charlie were only trying to do a good deed when they found the cat – I doubt they’re on a mission to abduct all the cats in Edinburgh.
On a serious note, Lentil is still missing, so keep your eyes peeled in Prestonpans for a gorgeous little ragdoll cat who answers to the name Lentil. Here’s to hoping Sophie is reunited with her fur baby soon. If you see him, contact Sophie on Twitter.
Emma Rosemurgey is an NCTJ trained Journalist at UNILAD. She graduated from the University of Central Lancashire in Preston and started her career in regional newspapers before joining the LADbible Group team in 2017.


Rize lies 16nm east of Yeniay and Çamburnu, close to Piryos Burnu. Industry and shipping here centres around tea grown in the surrounding area. Bright green tea plantations abound, as well as avocado and kiwi orchards. Don't miss the tea festival here in the last week of June.
Position 41° 02.4’N, 40° 30.9’E.
This is a port of Entry.
For the full details on Turkey Formalities go here.
Yachts are best berthing in the fishing harbour, which lies just to the south of the commercial harbour and nearer the centre of the town.
In the Commercial Harbour berth as directed by the Harbourmaster or failing that, med-moor to the small stone jetty in the SW corner of the harbour.
The Fishing Harbour is more comfortable and sheltered. On entry ask permission to anchor or pick up a mooring and tie back to one of the boat sheds that line three sides of the harbour.
This is a provincial capital, therefore everything is available in the city.
For repairs, ask at the port office in the commercial harbour.
Last updated January 2009.


The modern Olympic Games or Olympics are leading international sporting events featuring summer and winter sports competitions in which thousands of athletes from around the world participate in a variety of competitions. The Olympic Games are considered the world's foremost sports competition with more than 200 nations participating. The Olympic Games are held every four years, with the Summer and Winter Games alternating by occurring every four years but two years apart.
This website provides a tool to explore the performance and participation of countries and athletes in the Summer Olympic Games. I have tried my best to make sure every single athlete that has participated has been included here.
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extends ec.Problem
implements ec.simple.SimpleProblemForm
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static char |
BAD |
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BIG |
static char |
EASY |
static char |
GOOD |
static char |
HARD |
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MEDIUM |
static char |
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static java.lang.String |
P_COURSEINFORMATION |
static java.lang.String |
P_DAYPERIODAVAILABLE |
static java.lang.String |
P_INTELECTUALAVAILABLE |
static java.lang.String |
P_STUDENTINFORMATION |
static char |
SMALL |
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SchedulingStudyPlanProblem() |
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float |
alocateAllSubjects(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
I really need to study all subjects that I put in my plan.
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float |
calculateFitnessValue(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Responsible for to calculate the fitness value of the individual
in related of the contraints below.
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java.lang.Boolean |
contains(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>> periodsCompaired,
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodToBeCompaired) |
java.lang.Boolean |
contains(java.util.ArrayList<Subject> subjects,
Subject subject)
Verify if the array of the subjects contains
the subject passed by param.
|
java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> |
convertFileToVectorString(java.io.File file)
Convert a file to a vector of string.
|
float |
countAcumulativeValueByDifficulty(int amountFound,
int total)
Search if the amountFound is the same of the total or
is the majority.
|
int |
countEmptyByPeriod(char period,
java.util.Vector<java.lang.Integer> periodsEmpty)
Count the number of 1 exist in the especific period
of the dificulty.
|
int |
countSubjectsDifficultyBetween(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>> allPeriods,
int init,
int end,
char difficultyType)
Responsible to count the number of difficulty type
that the array of the subjects contains from a especific
period of index (from init position to end position).
|
int |
countSWByPeriod(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>> allPeriods,
int init,
int end)
Count a number of SubjectWorkloads (SW) that exist
in the Array of the periods (Array of SW) by init and final indices.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
equalPeriods(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodA,
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodB)
Verify if the periods are equals.
|
void |
evaluate(ec.EvolutionState state,
ec.Individual ind,
int subpopulation,
int threadnum)
Implement the logic of the evaluete process.
|
PeriodAvailable |
fillPeriodAvailable(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> periodAvailables,
ec.EvolutionState state)
Fill the PeriodAvailable information with the input file
|
float |
fillPeriodsAvailable(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Try to fill the period of the day that the user
have disponibility to study.
|
Student |
fillStudent(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> studentIn,
ec.EvolutionState state)
Fill the Student information with the input file
|
java.util.ArrayList<Subject> |
fillSubjects(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> subjectsIn,
ec.EvolutionState state)
Fill the Subjects with the input file.
|
float |
getAcumulativeValueByAlocateAll(int qttSubjectsFound)
Get the correct acumulativeValue in relation of
the quantity of subjects was alocated in the plan.
|
int |
getAcumulativeValueByDificulty(char periodAvailable,
float dificultyAverage,
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads)
Return the acumulativeValue from the period using the
table classification below.
|
int |
getAcumulativeValueByDistinctPlans(int qttRepetitivePeriods,
int totalPeriods)
The cumulative value is then given by subtracting 100 by the percentage of
similarity between the quantity of equal periods and total of the periods
not empty.
|
int |
getAcumulativeValueByLeisure(float qtdTotalHoursAvailable,
float hoursSum,
float hoursToLeisure)
Get a acumulativeValue from a individual respecting
the hours to leisure from user.
|
int |
getAcumulativeValueByMaxHour(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> period)
Return the acumulative value in relation of
the classification below:
if the difference between max and the second max is: 0 then: 100 - (0*25) is equals 100. |
int |
getAcumulativeValueByNothingPeriod(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> period)
Generate a value for nearest empty period.
|
int |
getAcumulativeValueByQttSubjects(int qtt,
char dayPeriodAvailable) |
float |
getAcumulativeValueByWasteHours(float hoursIdeal,
float hoursReal)
Get the percent of the real hours of the subject in relation
of the ideal hours that this subject should be.
|
int |
getAcumulativeValueByWorkload(int workloadSum,
char dayPeriodAvailable)
Get the correct acumulativeValue from a list of subjectWorkloads
and the period of the day available.
|
int |
getAcumulativeValueFillPeriods(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads,
char dayPeriodAvailable)
The ideal is fill all time period avaible
with a more subjects quantity.
|
int |
getDificultyPercent(int dificulty,
int dificultySum)
Get dificulty percent in relation of the sum of
all others dificulties.
|
int |
getPeriodAcumulativeValue(char periodAvailable,
java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads)
Get the acumulativeValue of the period passed by param.
|
int |
getQttHoursAvailable(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
get the quantity of hours available in all study plan.
|
int |
getQttIdealOfHours(int qttHoursAvailable,
int percent)
Get the total of ideal hours to study a subject
with its dificulty percent.
|
int |
getQttRealOfHours(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual,
Subject subject)
Get the sum of the all workload of the subject in the
all study plan.
|
int |
getSumAllDificulty()
Get the sum of all dificulty of the subjects.
|
int |
getWorkloadOfTheSubject(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads,
int subjectId)
Get the workload of the subject passed by param.
|
float |
hardSubjectInEasyPeriod(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Hard Subjects should be alocated in the period of the day that the user
have more intelectual facility for to learn.
|
float |
haveDifferentDayPlans(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Generate individuals that contains the max
number of distinct genes.
|
float |
hoursToLeisure(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Verify if the student hours to leisure was attended.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
isBetween(int verify,
int a,
int b)
verify if the first number is between the
second (included) and third (exclude) number.
|
java.lang.Boolean |
isFakeMedium(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads)
Search if the period contains subjects that
have distinct difficulty.
|
float |
maxSixHoursPerPeriod(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Check if exist periods that the sum of workload is greather
than 6 hours.
|
float |
notWasteAllTimeInTheSameSubject(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Check if the subjects are studies in one time only.
|
void |
printInputConverted()
Print all the classes filled
|
void |
printInputLines(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> lines,
java.lang.String type,
ec.EvolutionState state)
Print in the console the lines of the input.
|
void |
setup(ec.EvolutionState state,
ec.util.Parameter base)
Responsible to read the params and fill them attributes.
|
float |
subjectInInappropriatePeriod(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Check if have subjects in the period of the day who the
user don't have disponibility.
|
float |
subjectMoreDificultyNeedMoreTime(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Subjects that contains more dificulty needs more
time to study.
|
float |
toStudyGradually(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
Check if the study plan have grow-up learn.
|
void |
verifyInputExistence(ec.EvolutionState state,
ec.util.Parameter base,
java.io.File courseInformationInput,
java.io.File intelectualAvailableInput,
java.io.File dayPeriodAvailableInput,
java.io.File studentInformationInput)
Verify if the inputs are not null.
|
int |
verifySubjectsSum(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodWithSubjects)
Verify if all subjectsWorkload into the period of the day passed by param
exceeds six hours.
|
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public static final java.lang.String P_COURSEINFORMATION
public static final java.lang.String P_INTELECTUALAVAILABLE
public static final java.lang.String P_DAYPERIODAVAILABLE
public static final java.lang.String P_STUDENTINFORMATION
public static final char BIG
public static final char SMALL
public static final char NOTHING
public static final char GOOD
public static final char MEDIUM
public static final char BAD
public static final char HARD
public static final char EASY
public static final char NONE
public void setup(ec.EvolutionState state, ec.util.Parameter base)
setup
in interface ec.Prototype
setup
in interface ec.Setup
setup
in class ec.Problem
state
- [description]base
- [description]EvolutionState
,
Parameter
public void evaluate(ec.EvolutionState state, ec.Individual ind, int subpopulation, int threadnum)
evaluate
in interface ec.simple.SimpleProblemForm
state
- [description]ind
- [description]subpopulation
- [description]threadnum
- [description]EvolutionState
,
Individual
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
,
SimpleFitness
public float calculateFitnessValue(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
alocateAllSubjects(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
subjectInInappropriatePeriod(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
fillPeriodsAvailable(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
hardSubjectInEasyPeriod(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
subjectMoreDificultyNeedMoreTime(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
haveDifferentDayPlans(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
hoursToLeisure(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
notWasteAllTimeInTheSameSubject(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
toStudyGradually(ec.app.aspga.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
individual
- the curent individual to be calculated.float
the fitness value.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public float alocateAllSubjects(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.SubjectWorkload
,
Subject
,
DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public float getAcumulativeValueByAlocateAll(int qttSubjectsFound)
qttSubjectsFound
- [description]float
the acumulative value.public java.lang.Boolean contains(java.util.ArrayList<Subject> subjects, Subject subject)
subjects
- [description]subject
- [description]public float subjectMoreDificultyNeedMoreTime(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.Subject
public float getAcumulativeValueByWasteHours(float hoursIdeal, float hoursReal)
hoursIdeal
- the quantity of ideal hours to be used by the subject analysed.hoursReal
- the quantity of real hours used by the subject analysed.float
the percent of proximity between the params.public int getQttRealOfHours(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual, Subject subject)
individual
- the study plan.subject
- the subject to be found.public int getWorkloadOfTheSubject(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads, int subjectId)
subjectWorkloads
- the set of subjectWorkloads.subjectId
- the id of the subject to be found.public int getQttIdealOfHours(int qttHoursAvailable, int percent)
qttHoursAvailable
- the total of hours available to study.percent
- the percent of the subject dificulty.float
the percent of proximity between the params.public int getQttHoursAvailable(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the study plan to be get the qtt of hours available.DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public int getDificultyPercent(int dificulty, int dificultySum)
dificulty
- dificulty to get the sum.dificultySum
- sum of all dificulty.public int getSumAllDificulty()
public float toStudyGradually(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.SubjectWorkload
,
DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public int countSWByPeriod(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>> allPeriods, int init, int end)
allPeriods
- the Array of periods to be counted.init
- the first position.end
- the last position.SubjectWorkload
,
ArrayList
public int countEmptyByPeriod(char period, java.util.Vector<java.lang.Integer> periodsEmpty)
period
- {MEDIUM, HARD or EASY}periodsEmpty
- the vector of empty periods.public float countAcumulativeValueByDifficulty(int amountFound, int total)
amountFound
- the amount to be compair.total
- the total to be compair.float
the percent of proximity between the params.public int countSubjectsDifficultyBetween(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>> allPeriods, int init, int end, char difficultyType)
allPeriods
- the periods to be counted.init
- the position of the first subjectWorkload.end
- the position of the last subjectWorkload.difficultyType
- the type to be compared.SubjectWorkload
public java.lang.Boolean isBetween(int verify, int a, int b)
verify
- the number to be verified.a
- from (included).b
- to (excluded).true
if is between.
false
otherwise.public float hardSubjectInEasyPeriod(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.SubjectWorkload
,
DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
,
Period
public int getPeriodAcumulativeValue(char periodAvailable, java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads)
periodAvailable
- the period (M, A, N).subjectWorkloads
- the set of subjectWorkloads.int
the acumulativeValue.public int getAcumulativeValueByDificulty(char periodAvailable, float dificultyAverage, java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads)
periodAvailable
- if is GOOD, MEDIUM or EASY.dificultyAverage
- the difficulty average of the all subjects.Period
public java.lang.Boolean isFakeMedium(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads)
subjectWorkloads
- the period.true
if exist. false
otherwise.public float haveDifferentDayPlans(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.SubjectWorkload
,
DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public int getAcumulativeValueByDistinctPlans(int qttRepetitivePeriods, int totalPeriods)
qttRepetitivePeriods
- quantity of equal periods.totalPeriods
- total of the periods not empty.int
the acumulative value from this constraint.public java.lang.Boolean contains(java.util.ArrayList<java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>> periodsCompaired, java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodToBeCompaired)
public java.lang.Boolean equalPeriods(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodA, java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodB)
periodA
- period of the day AperiodB
- period of the day Btrue
if the periods are equals. false
otherwise.public float fillPeriodsAvailable(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public int getAcumulativeValueByWorkload(int workloadSum, char dayPeriodAvailable)
workloadSum
- [description]dayPeriodAvailable
- [description]public int getAcumulativeValueByQttSubjects(int qtt, char dayPeriodAvailable)
public int getAcumulativeValueFillPeriods(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> subjectWorkloads, char dayPeriodAvailable)
subjectWorkloads
- [description]dayPeriodAvailable
- [description]public float subjectInInappropriatePeriod(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the study plan.true
if the constraint was attended. false
otherwise.Period
,
DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public int getAcumulativeValueByNothingPeriod(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> period)
period
- [description]public float hoursToLeisure(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.SubjectWorkload
,
Period
,
DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
public int getAcumulativeValueByLeisure(float qtdTotalHoursAvailable, float hoursSum, float hoursToLeisure)
qtdTotalHoursAvailable
- the total of hours available.hoursSum
- sum of the all subjects in the individual.hoursToLeisure
- hours reserved from user to not study.public float notWasteAllTimeInTheSameSubject(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- the current individual to be verified.float
the acumulative value.SubjectWorkload
,
DayPlanGene
,
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
,
Period
public int getAcumulativeValueByMaxHour(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> period)
period
- the current period to be verified.public float maxSixHoursPerPeriod(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual individual)
individual
- true
if the constraint was attended.
false
otherwise.public int verifySubjectsSum(java.util.ArrayList<SubjectWorkload> periodWithSubjects)
periodWithSubjects
- the subjects of the period of the day.public PeriodAvailable fillPeriodAvailable(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> periodAvailables, ec.EvolutionState state)
public Student fillStudent(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> studentIn, ec.EvolutionState state)
public java.util.ArrayList<Subject> fillSubjects(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> subjectsIn, ec.EvolutionState state)
subjectsIn
- [description]state
- [description]public void verifyInputExistence(ec.EvolutionState state, ec.util.Parameter base, java.io.File courseInformationInput, java.io.File intelectualAvailableInput, java.io.File dayPeriodAvailableInput, java.io.File studentInformationInput)
public java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> convertFileToVectorString(java.io.File file)
public void printInputLines(java.util.Vector<java.lang.String> lines, java.lang.String type, ec.EvolutionState state)
public void printInputConverted()


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Plastic is not just invading our oceans, but is finding it's way to our fresh water lakes as well. One recent discovery made by the 5 Gyres Institute in Lake Erie found more than 450,000 micro polyethylene beads per square kilometer. Please excuse my switching from mile to KM in these articles. We are going through a transition here in the US to the metric system, and it's one of the most difficult things I've ever done.
The amazing thing about this discovery and the 5 Gyres Institute? The findings lead the institute to launch a massive grassroots campaign asking producers of these products (personal care products which contain plastic beads as an exfoliant) to eliminate plastic micro-beads in favor of natural alternatives.
"After reporting their scientific findings to companies that utilize micro-beads, the 5 Gyres Insitute has won several key victories that will help protect the Great Lakes ecosystem. Johnson & Johnson, L’Oreal, The Body Shop and Colgate-Palmolive have all pledged to remove these synthetic beads from their products by 2015. The 5 Gyres Institute has also received a pledge from Proctor & Gamble to phase out these beads by 2017, but the campaigning for an earlier phase-out continues." - http://ecowatch.com/2013/5-gyres-sets-sail-study-plastic-pollution-lake-michigan/
This is awesome! Corporations are paying attention to their findings and the grassroots campaigns. Here's a blog update from the 5 Gyres celebrating Victory #2 against Johnson & Johnson: http://5gyres.org/posts/2013/06/04/victory_2/ - Johnson & Johnson will phase out the use of plastic micro-beads.
Check out this video the 5 Gyres Institute put together. Over the course of four weeks, students and researchers lived and worked aboard a 200 year old sailing ship, conducting surface trawls and beach transects. They made the startling discovery that plastic pollution is not limited to our oceans: 5 Gyres Institute video


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ExpectingInput
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Une implémentation de l'algorithme de Dijkstra aussi courte ?
{% highlight python %} from heapq import * def dijkstra(graph, weight, source=0): n = len(graph) dist = [float('inf')] * n prec = [None] * n marked = [False] * n dist[source] = 0 heap = [(0, source)] while heap: _, node = heappop(heap) # Le sommet le plus proche if not marked[node]: marked[node] = True for neighbor in graph[node]: my_dist_neighbor = dist[node] + weight[node][neighbor] if my_dist_neighbor < dist[neighbor]: dist[neighbor] = my_dist_neighbor prec[neighbor] = node heappush(heap, (my_dist_neighbor, neighbor)) return dist, prec {% endhighlight %}Maintenant, oui.


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The gfcanalysis package supports analyses using the Global Forest Change dataset released by Hansen et al. gfcanalysis was written for the Tropical Ecology Assessment and Monitoring (TEAM) Network (http://www.teamnetwork.org). For additional details on the Global Forest Change dataset, see: Hansen, M. et al. 2013. "High-Resolution Global Maps of 21st-Century Forest Cover Change." Science 342 (15 November): 850-53. The forest change data and more information on the product is available at http://earthenginepartners.appspot.com.
| Version: | 1.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0), raster, methods |
| Imports: | rgdal, geosphere, RCurl, rgeos, plyr, ggplot2, grid, sp, stringr, animation, rasterVis |
| Published: | 2015-11-21 |
| Author: | Alex Zvoleff [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Alex Zvoleff <azvoleff at conservation.org> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/azvoleff/gfcanalysis/issues |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
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Mostly harmless, except when they...
AdBlock blocks ads (...duh)
yepnope({
load: [ 'vendor.js',
'lib.js',
'app.js',
'googleadservices.com/conversion.js' ],
complete: function () {
app.init();
}
});
body
<body screen_capture_injected="true">
Lets users write & run any arbitrary JS
var clippy = document.getElementById('clippy');
clippy.classList.add('being-helpful');
var wtfIHateClippySoMuch = document.getElementById('clippy');
wtfIHateClippySoMuch.parentNode.removeChild( wtfIHateClippySoMuch );
Our app:
var clippy = document.getElementById('clippy');
clippy.classList.add('being-helpful');
You will never test your JS in every context in which it will run.
Don't care about <noscript>
users?
Do it for <brokenscript>
users!
It's nice to know.
Unreproducible bugs
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some browser extension (probably)
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