- RakNet - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet
-
Contains info for RakNet
- RakNet() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNet
-
- RakNet.BootstrapHandler - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet
-
Used by createBootstrapAndSend()
to wait for the packet and
return it.
- RakNetBroadcastDiscoveryTypeListener(RakNetClient) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.interactive.BroadcastFrame.RakNetBroadcastDiscoveryTypeListener
-
- RakNetBroadcastUpdatePortListener(RakNetClient, JTextField) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.interactive.BroadcastFrame.RakNetBroadcastUpdatePortListener
-
- RakNetClient - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.client
-
Used to connect to servers using the RakNet protocol.
- RakNetClient(DiscoveryMode, int...) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Constructs a RakNetClient
with the specified
DiscoveryMode
and server discovery port.
- RakNetClient(int...) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Constructs a RakNetClient
with the specified server
discovery port with the DiscoveryMode
set to
DiscoveryMode.ALL_CONNECTIONS
or
DiscoveryMode.NONE
if no discovery ports are specified.
- RakNetClientBundleExample - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.example
-
A simple RakNetClient
that is extending
RakNetClient
in order to connect to the LifeBoat Survival Games
server, when it is connected the client disconnects and shuts down.
- RakNetClientBundleExample() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.RakNetClientBundleExample
-
- RakNetClientExample - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.example
-
A simple RakNetClient
that connects to the LifeBoat Survival
Games server, when it is connected the client disconnects and shuts down.
- RakNetClientExample() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.RakNetClientExample
-
- RakNetClientException - Exception in com.whirvis.jraknet.client
-
Represents an exception specific to the RakNetClient
- RakNetClientException(RakNetClient, String) - Constructor for exception com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClientException
-
Constructs a RakNetClientException
with the specified
RakNetClient
and error.
- RakNetClientHandler - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.client
-
Used by the RakNetClient
with the sole purpose of sending
received packets to the client so they can be handled.
- RakNetClientHandler(RakNetClient) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClientHandler
-
Constructs a RakNetClientHandler
with the specified
RakNetClient
.
- RakNetClientListener - Interface in com.whirvis.jraknet.client
-
This interface is used by the RakNetClient
to let the user know
when specific events are triggered.
- RakNetClientSession - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.session
-
This class represents a client connection and handles the login sequence
packets.
- RakNetClientSession(RakNetServer, long, ConnectionType, long, int, Channel, InetSocketAddress) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetClientSession
-
Constructs a RakNetClientSession
with the specified
RakNetServer
, the time the server was created, globally
unique ID, maximum transfer unit, Channel
, and address.
- RakNetClientTest - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet
-
Used to test RakNetClient
by connecting to the LifeBoat Survival
Games server, sending a dummy packet to make sure the ACK/NACK functions
work, and then disconnecting afterwards.
- RakNetClientTest() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetClientTest
-
- RakNetException - Exception in com.whirvis.jraknet
-
Signals an exception related to RakNet.
- RakNetException(String) - Constructor for exception com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetException
-
Constructs a RakNetException
with the specified error.
- RakNetException(Throwable) - Constructor for exception com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetException
-
Constructs a RakNetException
with the specified
Throwable
.
- RakNetPacket - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet
-
A generic RakNet packet that has the ability to get the ID of the packet
along with encoding and decoding.
- RakNetPacket(int) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetPacket
-
Constructs a RakNetPacket
with the specified ID that will be
written to it.
- RakNetPacket(ByteBuf) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetPacket
-
Constructs a RakNetPacket
that reads from and writes to the
specified ByteBuf
.
- RakNetPacket(DatagramPacket) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetPacket
-
Constructs a RakNetPacket
that reads from and writes to the
specified DatagramPacket
.
- RakNetPacket(byte[]) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetPacket
-
Constructs a RakNetPacket
that reads from and writes to the
specified byte array.
- RakNetPacket(Packet) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetPacket
-
Constructs a RakNetPacket
that reads from and writes to the
specified Packet
.
- RakNetServer - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.server
-
Used to easily create servers using the RakNet protocol.
- RakNetServer(int, int, int, Identifier) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Constructs a RakNetServer
with the specified port, maximum
amount connections, maximum transfer unit, and Identifier
.
- RakNetServer(int, int, int) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Constructs a RakNetServer
with the specified port, maximum
amount connections, and maximum transfer unit.
- RakNetServer(int, int) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Constructs a RakNetServer
with the specified port and
maximum amount of connections.
- RakNetServer(int, int, Identifier) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Constructs a RakNetServer
with the specified port, maximum
amount connections, and Identifier
.
- RakNetServerBundleExample - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.example
-
A simple RakNetServer
that is extending
RakNetServer
and can be tested through a Minecraft client using
the local multiplayer features built into the game.
- RakNetServerBundleExample() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.RakNetServerBundleExample
-
- RakNetServerExample - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.example
-
A simple RakNetServer
that can be tested through a Minecraft
client using the local multiplayer features built into the game.
- RakNetServerExample() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.RakNetServerExample
-
- RakNetServerHandler - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.server
-
Used by the RakNetServer
with the sole purpose of sending
received packets to the server so they can be handled.
- RakNetServerHandler(RakNetServer) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServerHandler
-
Constructs a RakNetClientServer
with the specified
RakNetClient
.
- RakNetServerListener - Interface in com.whirvis.jraknet.server
-
This interface is used by the RakNetServer
to let the user know
when specific events are triggered.
- RakNetServerSession - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.session
-
This class represents a server connection and handles the login sequence
packets.
- RakNetServerSession(RakNetClient, ConnectionType, long, int, Channel, InetSocketAddress) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetServerSession
-
Constructs a RakNetClientSession
with the specified
RakNetClient
, globally unique ID, maximum transfer unit,
Channel
, and address.
- RakNetServerTest - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet
-
Used to test RakNetServer
by starting a server on the default
Minecraft port.
- RakNetServerTest() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetServerTest
-
- RakNetSession - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.session
-
This class is used to easily manage connections in RakNet.
- RakNetSession(ConnectionType, long, int, Channel, InetSocketAddress) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetSession
-
Constructs a RakNetSession
with the specified globally
unique ID, maximum transfer unit, Channel
, and address.
- RakNetState - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.session
-
Represents the current status of a connection in a
RakNetSession
.
- RakNetState(int) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetState
-
Constructs a RakNetState
with the specified order.
- RakNetTest - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet
-
Used to test the various functions in the RakNet
class.
- RakNetTest() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNetTest
-
- read(byte[]) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads data into the specified byte array.
- read(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Returns a byte array of the read data with the specified size.
- read() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readAddress() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an IPv4/IPv6 address.
- readBoolean() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a boolean (Anything larger than 0 is considered true).
- readBoolean() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readByte() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a byte.
- readByte() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readCFU(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Returns a byte array of the read flipped unsigned byte's casted back to a
byte.
- readCFUByte() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a flipped unsigned byte casted back to a byte.
- readChar() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readConnectionType() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads and returns the connection type.
- readDouble() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a double.
- readDouble() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readFloat() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a float.
- readFloat() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readFully(byte[]) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readFully(byte[], int, int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readInt() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an integer.
- readInt() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readIntLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a little-endian integer.
- readLine() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readLong() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a long.
- readLong() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readLongLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a little-endian long.
- readShort() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a short.
- readShort() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readShortLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a little-endian short.
- readString() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a UTF-8 String with its length prefixed by a unsigned short.
- readStringLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a UTF-8 String with its length prefixed by a unsigned little
-endian short.
- readTriadLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads a little-endian triad.
- readUnsignedByte() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an unsigned byte.
- readUnsignedByte() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readUnsignedInt() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an unsigned integer.
- readUnsignedIntLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an unsigned little-endian integer.
- readUnsignedLong() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an unsigned long.
- readUnsignedLongLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an unsigned little-endian long.
- readUnsignedShort() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an unsigned short.
- readUnsignedShort() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readUnsignedShortLE() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an unsigned little-endian short.
- readUTF() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.stream.PacketDataInput
-
- readUUID() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.ChatPacket
-
Reads a UUID
.
- readUUID() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
Reads an universally unique identifier.
- readyForSession() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.SessionPreparation
-
- reason - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.Kick
-
- reason - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.LoginFailure
-
- receiveSequenceNumber - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetSession
-
- Record - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.acknowledge
-
Used for easy record manipulation for packets that use them.
- Record(int, int) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.acknowledge.Record
-
- Record(int) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.acknowledge.Record
-
- records - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.acknowledge.Acknowledge
-
- RECOVERY_SEND_INTERVAL - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.RakNet
-
- recoveryQueue - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetSession
-
- registerCommand(Command) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.command.CommandHandler
-
Registers a command.
- registerCommand(Class<? extends Command>) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.command.CommandHandler
-
Registers a command.
- registeredStates - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetState
-
- reliability - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.EncapsulatedPacket
-
- Reliability - Enum in com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol
-
Contains all the reliability types for RakNet.
- Reliability(int, boolean, boolean, boolean, boolean) - Constructor for enum com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.Reliability
-
Constructs a Reliability
with the specified ID and whether
or not it is reliable, ordered, sequenced, or requires an acknowledge
receipt.
- reliability - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.SplitPacket
-
- RELIABILITY_POSITION - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.EncapsulatedPacket
-
- reliable - Variable in enum com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.Reliability
-
- reliablePackets - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.session.RakNetSession
-
- remaining() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.Packet
-
- remainingArguments(int, String[]) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.command.Command
-
Converts the remaining arguments to a single String from a single index.
- remove(byte) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.ByteMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- remove(byte) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentByteMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- remove(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentIntMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- remove(long) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentLongMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- remove(short) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentShortMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- remove(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.IntMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- remove(long) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.LongMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- remove(short) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.ShortMap
-
Removes the mapping for the specified key from this map if present.
- removeChannel(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.ChatClient
-
Removes a channel from the client.
- RemoveChannel - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol
-
- RemoveChannel(Packet) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.RemoveChannel
-
- RemoveChannel() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.RemoveChannel
-
- removeChannel(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.ChatServer
-
Removes the channel with the specified ID.
- removeChannel(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.ConnectedClient
-
Notifies the client of a removed channel.
- removeClient(RakNetClient) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery.DiscoveryThread
-
Removes a RakNetClient
from the discovery system, this
method is also called automatically by the client when it is garbage
collected.
- removeDiscoveryPort(int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Removes a discovery port to stop broadcasting from.
- removeExternalServer(InetSocketAddress) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Removes an external server from the client's external server discovery
list.
- removeExternalServer(InetAddress, int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Removes an external server from the client's external server discovery
list.
- removeExternalServer(String, int) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Removes an external server from the client's external server discovery
list.
- removeExternalServer(DiscoveredServer) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Removes an external server from the client's external server discovery
list.
- removeListener(RakNetClientListener) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Removes a listener from the client.
- removeListener(RakNetServerListener) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Removes a listener from the server.
- removeSelfListener() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.RakNetClient
-
Removes the client from its own set of listeners, used when extending the
RakNetClient
directly.
- removeSelfListener() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Removes the server from its own set of listeners, used when extending the
RakNetServer
directly.
- removeSession(InetSocketAddress, String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Removes a session from the server with the specified reason.
- removeSession(InetSocketAddress) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Removes a session from the server.
- removeSession(RakNetClientSession, String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Removes a session from the server with the specified reason.
- removeSession(RakNetClientSession) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
-
Removes a session from the server.
- removeUnreliables() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.message.CustomPacket
-
Removes all the unreliable messages from the packet.
- RenameChannel - Class in com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol
-
- RenameChannel(Packet) - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.RenameChannel
-
- RenameChannel() - Constructor for class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.protocol.RenameChannel
-
- renameChannel(int, String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.ChatServer
-
Renames the channel with the specified ID a new name.
- renameChannel(int, String) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.server.ConnectedClient
-
Notifies the client of a channel rename.
- renameKey(Byte, Byte) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.ByteMap
-
- renameKey(Byte, Byte) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentByteMap
-
- renameKey(Integer, Integer) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentIntMap
-
- renameKey(Long, Long) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentLongMap
-
- renameKey(Short, Short) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.concurrent.ConcurrentShortMap
-
- renameKey(T, T) - Method in interface com.whirvis.jraknet.map.DynamicKey
-
Renames the specified key and changes it to the specified one.
- renameKey(Integer, Integer) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.IntMap
-
- renameKey(Long, Long) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.LongMap
-
- renameKey(Short, Short) - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.map.ShortMap
-
- requiresAck - Variable in enum com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.Reliability
-
- requiresAck() - Method in enum com.whirvis.jraknet.protocol.Reliability
-
- reset() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.MaximumTransferUnit
-
Sets the amount of retries left back to the default.
- resetChannels() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.example.chat.client.ChatClient
-
Removes every channel from the client and resets the frame data.
- RESULT_ADMINISTRATIVE_EXECUTION_FAILED - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.windows.PowerShellCommand
-
- RESULT_COMMAND_EXECUTION_FAILED - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.windows.PowerShellCommand
-
- RESULT_COMMAND_SUCCEEDED_FAILED_TO_GET_RESULT - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.windows.PowerShellCommand
-
- RESULT_NO_POWERSHELL_INSTALLED - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.windows.PowerShellCommand
-
- RESULT_OK - Static variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.windows.PowerShellCommand
-
- retries - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.MaximumTransferUnit
-
- retriesLeft - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.MaximumTransferUnit
-
- retry() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.MaximumTransferUnit
-
Lowers the amount of retries left.
- run() - Method in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery.DiscoveryThread
-
- running - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.client.discovery.DiscoveryThread
-
- running - Variable in class com.whirvis.jraknet.server.RakNetServer
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What channel is 49ers vs. Packers on today? Schedule, time for 'Sunday Night Football' game
by Tadd HaislopGood news for those looking to find the TV channel for 49ers vs. Packers on "Sunday Night Football": This game, scheduled to kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET, is being nationally televised by NBC in Week 12. So yes, you get the game on TV.
Simply put: Games like this don't come around often.The 49ers, entering Week 12 with the NFC's best record at 9-1, are facing the 8-2 Packers. According to the NFL, it marks just the fifth time since 2007 that teams with two or fewer losses have played each other this late in a season. The winners of the last two such games — the Broncos in 2015 and the Seahawks in 2013 — went on to win Super Bowls at the end of those seasons.
MORE: Full betting preview for 49ers vs. Packers
As is the case in most big NFL games, the quarterbacks are the key players Sunday night. Especially if Jimmy Garoppolo continues his hot streak. The San Francisco QBpassed for a career-high 424 yards with 4 TDs and 2 INTs for 115.4 passer rating last week. Yet he's facing a future Hall of Famer who has been particularly good against the 49ers.
Aaron Rodgers has 1,927 pass yards (321.2 per game) and 13 TDs vs. 2 INTs for a 105.1 passer rating in six career starts vs. the 49ers. That includes his 425 passing yards in their last meeting in October of last season.
Below is all the info you need to watch 49ers vs. Packers on Sunday night, including the TV channels and kickoff time.
What channel is 49ers vs. Packers on today?
- TV channel (national): NBC
- TV channel (San Francisco): KNTV
- TV channel (Green Bay): WGBA
- Live stream: NBC Sports App, NBCSports.com
As is the case for all "Sunday Night Football" games on NBC this season, Al Michaels will call the 49ers vs. Packers play-by-play action, and Cris Collinsworth will provide analysis. Michele Tafoya will report from the sidelines, and NFL rules analyst Terry McAulay will explain penalties and other officiating rulings throughout the game.
For those who can't watch 49ers vs. Packers on TV and wish to find the game on the radio, the San Franciscocall can be heard on Sirius channel 83 and XM channel 226, and the Green Bay call can be heard on Sirius channel 81 and XM channel 225.
MORE: Watch every NFL game and RedZone on DAZN (Canada only)
49ers vs. Packers: What time is kickoff?
- Date: Sunday, Nov. 24
- Start time: 8:20 p.m. ET
The 8:20 p.m. ET start time for 49ers vs. Packers marks the fourth prime-time game on San Francisco's schedule this season. Depending on results over the next couple weeks, it might be the beginning of what could be the toughest three-game stretch this late in a season in NFL history. No team in the Super Bowl era has ever faced three straight opponents with a winning percentage of .800 or better this late in a season. After Green Bay, San Francisco draws 8-2 Baltimore on the road in Week 13, then 8-2 New Orleans, also on the road, in Week 14.
As for the Packers, Sunday night's game against the 49ers marks their fifth of six prime-time games on the schedule. They also will play the Vikings in Minnesota on "Monday Night Football" in Week 16.
MORE: NFL TV coverage map for Week 12
49ers schedule
| Week | Date | Opponent | Kickoff time | TV |
| Week 1 | Sept. 8 | at Buccaneers | 4:25 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 2 | Sept. 15 | at Bengals | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 3 | Sept. 22 | vs. Steelers | 4:25 p.m. ET | CBS |
| Week 4 | BYE | - | - | - |
| Week 5 | Oct. 7 (Monday) | vs. Browns | 8:15 p.m. ET | ESPN |
| Week 6 | Oct. 13 | at Rams | 4:05 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 7 | Oct. 20 | at Redskins | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 8 | Oct. 27 | vs. Panthers | 4:05 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 9 | Oct. 31 (Thursday) | at Cardinals | 8:20 p.m. ET | Fox/NFLN |
| Week 10 | Nov. 11 (Monday) | vs. Seahawks | 8:15 p.m. ET | ESPN |
| Week 11 | Nov. 17 | vs. Cardinals | 4:05 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 12 | Nov. 24 | vs. Packers | 8:20 p.m. ET | NBC |
| Week 13 | Dec. 1 | at Ravens | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 14 | Dec. 8 | at Saints | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 15 | Dec. 15 | vs. Falcons | 4:25 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 16 | Dec. 21/22 | vs. Rams | TBD | TBD |
| Week 17 | Dec. 29 | at Seahawks | 4:25 p.m. | Fox |
Packers schedule
| Week | Date | Opponent | Kickoff time | TV |
| Week 1 | Sept. 5 (Thursday) | at Bears | 8:20 p.m. ET | NBC |
| Week 2 | Sept. 15 | vs. Vikings | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 3 | Sept. 22 | vs. Broncos | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 4 | Sept. 26 (Thursday) | vs. Eagles | 8:20 p.m. ET | Fox/NFLN |
| Week 5 | Oct. 6 | at Cowboys | 4:25 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 6 | Oct. 14 (Monday) | vs. Lions | 8:15 p.m. ET | ESPN |
| Week 7 | Oct. 20 | vs. Raiders | 1 p.m. ET | CBS |
| Week 8 | Oct. 27 | at Chiefs | 8:20 p.m. ET | NBC |
| Week 9 | Nov. 3 | at Chargers | 4:25 p.m. ET | CBS |
| Week 10 | Nov. 10 | vs. Panthers | 4:25 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 11 | BYE | - | - | - |
| Week 12 | Nov. 24 | at 49ers | 8:20 p.m. ET | NBC |
| Week 13 | Dec. 1 | at Giants | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 14 | Dec. 8 | vs. Redskins | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 15 | Dec. 15 | vs. Bears | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |
| Week 16 | Dec. 23 (Monday) | at Vikings | 8:15 p.m. ET | ESPN |
| Week 17 | Dec. 29 | at Lions | 1 p.m. ET | Fox |


I've tried benzedrex inhalers a few times. They keep me awake and alert and on occasion I've felt desperate enough to resort to them. I am an occasional recreational user of hard drugs. I do not use stimulants regularly.
One day I decided to take 200mg of pure MDMA on a school night and stay up pretty late. The following morning I consumed one Benzedrex inhaler's worth of contents dissolved in soda.
About 30-45 minutes after consumption, I began experiencing muscle spasms of the lungs and extreme dizziness. A couple of hours later I was taken to the ER suffering severe respiratory distress, tachycardia, hypertension, muscle tremors, constipation, dimmed vision, intermittent hearing loss, mild hallucination, and loss of coordination. My resting heart rate upon admission was 150. After 2 doses of ativan, 4 bags of saline, and 7 hours on an oxygen tube, an EKG, X-ray, and CT showed no underlying cause, nor damage to my heart or lungs.
The following day I went for a followup exam and my resting heart rate was still 100bpm. I didn't fully recover for 5 days.
Benzedrex inhalers are extremely dangerous and I strongly discourage anyone from misusing them. The process by which the cotton rods are dosed is questionable and I have read several anecdotal reports suggesting that the actual amount of propylhexedrine in a single inhaler varies significantly. There are reports of intravenous abuse resulting in death, even in some cases more than 24 hours after injection. [
https://erowid.org/references/refs.php?A=SearchAll&S=propylhexedrine] Oral consumption probably won't kill you, but you may end up in the hospital. Don't take the risk, it's not even close to worth it.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


JOB
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1 In the land named Uz, there was a man named Job. He obeyed God and always avoided doing evil things.
2 He had seven sons and three daughters.
3 He owned seven thousand sheep, three thousand camels, one thousand oxen, and five hundred donkeys. He also had many servants. He was the richest man in all the area east of the Jordan River.
4 Job's sons often held feasts in their houses. Whenever each one made a feast, he would invite all his brothers and sisters to come and eat together.
5 After each celebration, Job would summon them and he would ask Yahweh to purify them from any sins or shortcomings they may have. He would get up early in the morning, kill animals, and burn them on the altar as sacrifices, one for each of his children. For Job always said, "Perhaps my children have sinned and said something evil about God in their hearts."
6 One day, the angels came and gathered together in front of Yahweh, and Satan came, too.
7 Yahweh asked Satan, "Where have you just come from?"
Satan replied, "I have come from the earth, where I been traveling back and forth to see what is happening."
8 Yahweh said to Satan, "Have you noticed Job, who worships me? No one else on earth honors me and lives in such a right way as he does. He always refuses to do anything evil."
9 Satan replied to Yahweh, "What you say is true, but Job honors you only because of what you have done for him.
10 You have always protected him, his family, and everything he owns. You make him succeed in whatever work he tries to do, and he has very much livestock all over his land.
11 But if you attacked what he owns and took it away, he would curse you in front of everyone."
12 Yahweh replied to Satan, "So this is what you want me to do! All right, I will permit you to take away everything that he has. But do not harm him in his own body."
Satan agreed and then left Yahweh in order to plan how he would attack Job.
13 One day after that, Job's sons and daughters were feasting and drinking wine at the home of their oldest brother.
14 While they were doing that, a messenger arrived at Job's home and said to him, "While your oxen were plowing the fields and the donkeys were grazing nearby,
15 a group of men from the people group of Sheba came and attacked us. They killed all your servants who were working in the fields and took away all the oxen and donkeys! I am the only one who has escaped to come and tell you what happened."
16 While he was still talking to Job, another messenger arrived. He said to Job, "Lightning from the sky struck and killed all the sheep and all the men who were taking care of them! I am the only one who has escaped to come and tell you what happened."
17 While he was still talking to Job, a third messenger arrived. He said to Job, "Three groups of robbers from the region of Chaldea came and attacked us. They stole all the camels and killed all the men who were taking care of them. I am the only one who has escaped to come and tell you what happened."
18 While he was still talking to Job, a fourth messenger arrived. He said to Job: "Your sons and daughters were feasting in the home of their oldest brother.
19 Suddenly a very strong wind came from the desert and struck the house.  I am the only one who has escaped to come and tell you what happened."
20 Then Job stood up and tore his robe and shaved his head because he was very sad. Then he laid down on the ground to worship God.
21 He said,
"When I was born, I had no clothes.
When I die, I will not take any clothes with me.
Yahweh gave me everything that I possessed,
and now he has taken it all away.
But we should always praise Yahweh!"
22 So in spite of all the things that happened to Job, he did speak not like a foolish man—he did not sin by saying that what God had done was wrong.*


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Max Pechstein Works Online
Categorized & Annotated
Commercial Galleries: Galleries: We invite you to register and list your site (no charge for this service)
Original works by Max Pechstein available for purchase at art galleries worldwide
Paintings in Museums and Public Art Galleries Worldwide:
Art Institute of Chicago NEW!
Dallas Museum of Art, Texas NEW! (There is a "Download" link for zooming in on some works, but confusingly this may take a while to become active)
Max Pechstein at the Detroit Institute of Arts, Michigan Under the Trees, 1911
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco NEW!
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston NEW! Drawings collection online
Museum of Modern Art, New York City Includes biographical information about the artist
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. NEW! Most but not all artists in the NGA database have works online
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra
Akron Art Museum, Ohio NEW! (Click on the "View objects by this artist" link)
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia Conversation
Ball State Museum of Art, Indiana 2 works online
Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University, Illinois 14 works online (Note that this site opens each work in a new window)
Brooklyn Museum, New York City
Brücke Museum, Berlin-Dahlem, Germany
Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio
Harvard University Art Museums, Massachusetts Harvard have works in their collections, but unfortunately you have to type in the search yourself
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indiana
Kunstmuseum Lucerne, Switzerland Choose the artist from the drop-down list, and click "START"
Los Angeles County Museum of Art NEW!
Magyar Nemzeti Gal�ria (Hungarian National Gallery), Budapest A rising storm, 1930
Minneapolis Institute of Arts, Minnesota
Museu de Arte de São Paulo, Brazil (in Portuguese)
North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh
Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Portland Museum of Art, Maine Click thumbnail #2
Saint Louis Art Museum, Missouri 5 paintings online
Schleswig-Holstein Museums, Germany 2 works online
Smart Museum of Art at the University of Chicago
Städtischen Museen Zwickau, Zwickau, Germany (in German) Stillleben mit Obstschale (Still Life with Fruit Bowl), 1912
Städtischen Museen Zwickau, Zwickau, Germany (in German) Wassertr�gerin von Positano (Water Carrier of Positano), 1925
State Museums of Berlin
The Albertina, Vienna Tale of the Sea, 1920
Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Madrid (Images are zoomable; click on the "expand" icon below the detail image)
Von der Heydt-Museum, Wuppertal, Germany (in German)
National Art Databases and Museum Inventories:
Smithsonian American Art Museum National Art Inventories List of works nationwide from two sources: the Inventory of American Paintings Executed before 1914 and the Inventory of American Sculpture (only a few percent of listings have an accompanying image)
Art Market: (e.g. records of past sales at auction; sites providing examples of the artist's signature)
Art Signature Dictionary NEW!
Lempertz Auction Gallery, Cologne, Germany -- Highlights from Past Sales Cornfield, 1922
Sotheby's Sold Lot Archive (database goes as far back as 1998; images where permitted by copyright go about as far back as 2001)
Pictures from Image Archives:
Max Pechstein at The Athenaeum 17 works online
Bildindex der Kunst und Architektur (in German) (a welcome screen is displayed for a couple of seconds before the search results appear)
Max Pechstein at CGFA
Ciudad de la Pintura (in Spanish)
PBase Photo Sharing (Tip: Set the image size to "original" to see photos at their highest resolution) Sunlight, 1921
Additional Image Search Tools:
(SafeSearch set to "strict"; go to Advanced Search (Flickr/Google) or Preferences (Bing) to change)
Miscellaneous Sites:
Max Pechstein 1881-1955 Website for a forthcoming catalogue raisonn� being compiled by Aya Soika. Has a biography and several images online, but no information from the catalogue.
Peter Nahum At The Leicester Galleries, London, UK Archive of past displayed works which are "sold" or "not for sale"
Articles and Reference Sites:
Encyclopedia Britannica complete article on Max Pechstein Note: The full version of the article is available only if you follow this link. If you bookmark the article and return later, or if you navigate directly to the Britannica website, you will see a 100-word preview only. Troubleshooting
Union List of Artist Names (Getty Museum) Reference sheet with basic information about the artist and pointers to other references.
Wikipedia, the "Open Content" Encyclopedia
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(1) Adjudging a person a material witness in a pending criminal action; and
(2) Fixing bail to secure the person's future attendance thereat. [L 1971, c 214, pt of §1; HRS §718-1; ren L 1972, c 9, pt of §1; gen ch 1985; am L 2016, c 55, §49]


Spectral Envelope
The spectral envelope is a tool to study cyclic behaviors in categorical data. It is more informative than the traditional approach of attributing a different number to each category for power-spectral density estimation.
For each frequency in the spectrum, the spectral envelope finds an optimal real-numbered mapping that maximizes the normed power-spectral density at this point. Therefore, no matter what mapping is choosen for the different categories, the power-spectral density will always be bounded by the spectral envelope.
The spectral envelope was defined by David S. Stoffer in DAVID S. STOFFER, DAVID E. TYLER, ANDREW J. MCDOUGALL, Spectral analysis for categorical time series: Scaling and the spectral envelope.
Main functions
spectral_envelope — Function
spectral_envelope(ts; m = 3)
Computes the spectral envelope of an input categorical time-series.
The degree of smoothing can be chosen by the user.
Parameters:
- ts (Array{Any,1}): 1-D Array containing input categorical time-series.
- m (Int): Smoothing parameter. corresponds to how many neighboring points are to be involved in the smoothing (weighted average). Defaults to 3.
Returns:
(freq, se, eigev)
, withfreq
the frequencies of the power-spectrum,se
the values of the spectral envelope for each frequency in 'freq'.eigvecs
contains
the optimal real-valued mapping for each frequency point.
get_mappings — Function
get_mappings(data, freq; m = 3)
Computes, for a given frequency freq
, the optimal mappings for the categories in data
. Scans the vincinity of freq
to find the maximum of the spectral envelope, prints a sum up and returns the obtained mappings.
Parameters:
- data (Array{Any,1}): 1-D Array containing input categorical time-series.
- freq (Float): Frequency for which the mappings are wanted. The vincinity of 'freq' will be scaned to find maximal value of the spectral envelope.
- m (Int): Smoothing parameter. corresponds to how many neighboring points are to be involved in the smoothing (weighted average). Defaults to 3.
Returns:
mappings
, the optimal mappings for the found maxima around 'freq'.
Example
Applying the spectral envelope to study a segment of DNA from the Epstein-Barr virus and plotting the results:
using DelimitedFiles, Plots
using CategoricalTimeSeries
data_path = joinpath(dirname(dirname(pathof(CategoricalTimeSeries))), "test", "DNA_data.txt")
data = readdlm(data_path, ',')
f, se, eigvecs = spectral_envelope(data; m = 0)
plot(f, se, xlabel = "Frequency", ylabel = "Intensity", title = "test data: extract of Epstein virus DNA", label = "spectral envelope")
To get the associated optimal mapping for the peak at frequency 0.33:
mappings = get_mappings(data, 0.33)
>> position of peak: 0.33 strengh of peak: 0.01
print(mappings)
>> Dict{SubString{String}, Float64} with 4 entries:
"A" => 0.54
"T" => -0.57
"C" => 0.0
"G" => 0.62


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This application demonstrates several of the features of olwidget in Django. To get the most out of this, you'll want to follow along with the python source code. For complete documentation of olwidget, visit http://olwidget.org.
The map supports multiple geometry types, undo and redo, deletion of vertices, and multiple providers. Click "edit" to begin.
{{ map }}Using olwidget in admin gives you support for features like customized overlay styles, undo/redo support, and multiple tile providers, and editing multiple geometry fields on a single map, and maps in the changelist. See the file testolwidget/admin.py for the following examples:
OLWidget can be used with custom forms, ModelForm's, as a standalone widget (as above), and for display maps with clickable popup info boxes.


3. Integrated Pest Management
Integrated Pest Management - I.P.M.
The fundamental purpose of pest management is to maintain the pest population below a level which is the concern of to the client. This population level is called the tolerance level.
The tolerance level will vary depending on the client, the pest species and the situation. For example one client may tolerate seeing a few cockroaches per day, while another will not accept any sightings. Most clients will tolerate a higher level of ant presence in their home compared to cockroach population. A client may be prepared to tolerate some degree of infestation of subterranean termites in a fence, but has a nil toleration level for them in their home.
The client’s tolerance level should be the first variable to be considered during the development of an integrated pest management approach.
The IPM process so far has involved, firstly identifying the pest and becoming familiar with its biology and habits. Secondly, determining the client’s tolerance level for that particular situation.
The next stage in the development of the IPM program is to select the combination of pest management methods or tools that will be used to reduce and restrict the pest population below the client’s tolerance level.
It is at this point the traditional pest control technician’s response is to reach for the spray can.
The IPM approach is to use insecticide or chemical control after the implementation of other non-chemical procedures or methods.
Integrated Pest Management Methods.
Good Housekeeping Methods
Physical Methods
Biological Methods
Chemical Methods
Summary
Integrated pest management is not new. The basic philosophies have been around for centuries. Many pest control technicians consciously or unconsciously presently, use an IPM approach to varying degrees. However, the challenge is to give more relevance and effort to non-chemical control methods, to improve and sustain the effectiveness of chemical methods.
IPM concentrates the mind on prevention rather than cure.
The stages of IPM treatment planning and execution include:
Thorough inspection and analysis of situation including the people factors. Consultation with client to determine the client’s wants, needs and expectations. Selection and implementation of good housekeeping methods. This will also be an ongoing process of client management modification to ensure the good housekeeping practices established initially are maintained and improved. This is profoundly important in commercial and industrial treatment situations. Selection and implementation of physical methods as applicable. Consideration of any available biological methods. Selection and implementation of chemical methods which compliment the other methods already implemented.


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This Coach does not exist. Please contact the
site administrator
if you believe this is the result of an error.
{%else%}
{{coach.user.first_name}} {%if user.is_the_boss%}
{%endif%} {%if coach.can_email%} {% url 'email_coach' coach.id as email_url %}
email coach
{%endif%}
{%if coach.description %}{{coach.description}}{%else%}
Coach has not provided a description
{%endif%}
Current and Past Trainings
Con
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18th–27th September 2016
A spectacular ten-day cycle ride from the City of London to the Prince’s Palace of Monaco
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Implementation of the ContentProviderSPI which uses a custom, lightweight,
easy to implement, but relatively slow protocol to transfer Content.
This provider utilizes soft references and is therefore probably not
desirable for heavy traffic usage scenarios.


Have a better use of the inmates in your prison! Recognize the abilities, promote them and give them the chance to get a new job on release!
Sign Up now to list your inmates or start looking for new and cheap workers today!
This app contains two user types. You can use it as a prison admin or as a single user who can view posted profiles by prison. Prison admins are able to log in and create profiles for their inmates. The ability to view profiles created by prison administrators is aimed at single users who are potential employers.
For potential employer - No log in needed. You get access to a list of prisons who have posted prisoner profiles. In this list you can see how many profiles each prison has listed and where the prison is located. Clicking on a prison takes you to the profile pages of the prisoners.
For prison admins - After an admin logs in, they are directed to a page where they can see the people’s profiles they’ve created in a list view. In this list they have the possibility to edit the created profiles and they have the option to create new ones.


Privacy Policy
ACS Privacy Policy - Current at 5 August 2016
ACS Privacy Policy - Current at 5 August 2016
This Privacy Policy is based on the Australian Privacy Principles contained in Schedule 1 in the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Act 2012 which amends the Privacy Act 1988.
Protecting personal information is important to the ACS and personal information will be held in strictest confidence.
Personal information will only be used for the purposes it was collected or in the way that the provider has given ACS permission to use it.
Personal Information means information or an opinion about an identified individual, or an individual who is reasonably identifiable:
(a) whether the information or opinion is true or not; and
(b) whether the information or opinion is recorded in a material form or not.
We generally ask for all or some of the following types of personal information :
(N.B. some of the information asked for is optional).
Depending on the service you select we may also ask for other types of personal information such as:
Credit card information is collected by the ACS but is processed using a secure gateway and the information is not held by the ACS.
The ACS does not collect Sensitive Information as such, noting however that membership of the ACS as a Professional Association is itself Sensitive Information.
The ACS collects personal information for the purposes of :
(a) providing members with a comprehensive range of membership products and services and with valuable information regarding relevant products and services from the ACS and appropriate ACS contracted third parties;
(b) performing its role as a ‘Skills Assessment for Migration’ agency;
(c) providing professional development events (courses, conferences, seminars, workshops etc) for members and the general public;
(d) conducting the ACS Professional Year Program in ICT ;
(e) seeking a better understanding of member needs in order to develop a continually relevant range of membership products and services; and
(f) meeting its legal obligations.
When collecting personal information by whatever means the ACS will ensure that appropriate notices are given and consents obtained in accordance with the Australian Privacy Principles. Most information is collected directly from the individual concerned. ACS also may obtain some personal information from third party sources. In such cases ACS will require a warranty from the third party that the information has been collected in accordance with Australian Privacy Principle, including notification that the information may be disclosed to organisations like the ACS.
Normally the personal information we require to deliver our products and services we collect directly from you. We do so:
We also collect Personal Information from third parties e.g. migration agents acting on your behalf.
We may keep unsolicited personal information (personal information we receive that we have taken no active steps to collect) if the information is reasonably necessary for one or more of our functions or activities.
Our website uses cookies to provide a number of services to you and to us, including statistics on access to ACS sites. Cookies in use within the ACS may identify individuals who log into our sites. You can reject cookies but doing so may limit your functionality within our website (note: Cookies provide much information which is not Personal Information).
Our website uses a range of data analytics platforms for marketing intelligence purposes. These do not identify individual users or associate member and customer IP addresses with any other data held by those platforms. The type of information that is collected includes:
Personal information provided to ACS will not be disclosed to other organisations or individuals without the provider's express permission or when obliged to provide such information by lawful authority.
The ACS may disclose personal information for secondary purposes that are related to the primary collection purposes but only in situations where it is reasonable to expect such information to be disclosed. Typically this would be for normal internal business practices (auditing, product development etc).
The ACS is represented on a number of international bodies (including IFIP, SEARCC and IP3) and is a signatory to the Seoul Accord. It does not disclose any personal information to these bodies other than that of the ACS’s appointed representatives.
The ACS is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) within the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) framework and as such is required to comply with the National VET Provider Collection Data Requirements Policy. This includes providing reports which reveal personal information. This information, which is presented in aggregated form and is used by VET regulators to better support the VET sector, will not identify individuals.
The ACS is obligated by statute (Associations Incorporations Act of the ACT 1991) to make available for inspection by the members of the ACS the Prescribed Information in its Register of members. Prescribed Information includes the name and address of each member.
Marketing our products and services is important to us in order to fulfil our role. We use a number of direct marketing strategies and channels including email, mail, SMS, social media and telephone.
The ACS will from time to time enter into contractual agreements with other organisations to provide services/benefits to ACS members. On occasion, personal information on ACS members will be released to those contracted third parties for the purposes that the contract was entered into. Our contracted third parties may use similar marketing strategies and channels as the ACS. Members have an Opt In facility on the ACS website to grant consent to receive these third party communications. Also, the ACS will be expanding its options for members to choose which third party communications they would like to receive and the frequency. Non-members can use the unsubscribe facility attached to marketing communications.
Likewise, members and others who have registered for an ACS event have an Opt In facility to receive SMS communications (typically reminders for events).
ACS will never sell, trade, lease or rent any personally identifiable information to other organisations except as stated and agreed when collecting information from members or other persons.
The ACS reserves the right to communicate with members about the substantive affairs of the Society.
Securing and protecting data is an issue that the ACS takes very seriously. We have implemented technology and security processes to protect the personal information that we have collected and we will take all reasonable steps to protect the information. Our websites have electronic security systems in place, including the use of firewalls and data encryption. User identifiers and passwords are also used to control access to your personal information.
Specifically:
ACS member and customer data is held in the Cloud by a number of providers. Our CRM provider stores data outside of Australia, so potentially Privacy Principle 8 (cross-border disclosure of personal information) applies. However, the ACS maintains effective control of what, where and when its data is disclosed and to whom, as this provider is a ‘user’ not a ‘discloser’. This, in combination with technical controls such as those mentioned above (N.B. our CRM provider has been certified by the Australian Signals Directorate through their ASD Certified Cloud Services program), means that the requirements of Privacy Principle 8 do not apply. This does not lessen our vigilance on privacy.
The ACS agreements with our cloud providers address compliance with Australian Privacy Laws and any amendments to those laws. The ACS is confident that the providers will maintain administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to help protect the security, confidentiality and integrity of member and customer data consistent with applicable requirements of Australian Privacy Laws.
ACS limits physical access to its offices. ACS maintains all personal information, including its membership and 'in-house’ mailing lists, subscriber details and web server logs, in controlled environments that are secured against unauthorised access. Proof of identity is to be required before information is released to any person, including a member.
ACS servers are located in an ISO 27001 (Information Security Management System) certified facility.
Every effort is made to ensure that personal information held is current, accurate and complete. In particular, members can access, and are expected to update as necessary, their contact details and professional development activities through the ACS website.
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IFXPickObject Class ReferenceThis is the main interface for IFXPickObject.
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Inheritance diagram for IFXPickObject:
List of all members.
Detailed Description
This is the main interface for IFXPickObject.
- Note:
- The associated IID is named IID_IFXPickObject.
Member Function Documentation
| virtual F32 IFXAPI IFXPickObject::GetDistance |
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This method returns the distance between the point of intersection and the origin of the ray.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXPickObject::GetFaceID |
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This method returns the index of the face within the face list of a particular mesh.
- Returns:
- A U32 containing the face ID.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXPickObject::GetInstance |
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This method is used to get the normal vector for the intersected triangle.
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- Returns:
- void
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| virtual void IFXAPI IFXPickObject::GetIntersectPoint |
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This method is used to get the point of intersection on the triangle.
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| virtual U32 IFXAPI IFXPickObject::GetMeshID |
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This method returns the index of the mesh within the meshGroup.
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This method returns the "u" portion of the barycentric coordinate.
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- A F32 "u" portion of the barycentric coordinate.
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This method returns the "v" portion of the barycentric coordinate.
- Returns:
- A F32 "v" portion of the barycentric coordinate.
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This method is used to obtain the vertices of the intersected triangle.
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| v2 | An IFXVector reference representing the second vertex. |
| v3 | An IFXVector reference representing the third vertex. |
- Returns:
- void
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| uFaceID | A U32 corresponding to the index of the face within the face list of the mesh index by uMeshID. |
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- void
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| fT | A F32 corresponding to the distance between the origin of the ray and the point of intersection. |
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Basics of Images
Convert to Array
Using Numpy (1)
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
imgArr = np.asarray('imagepath')
plt.imshow(pic_arr)
Using Numpy (2)
Sometimes, a Type error will be prompted using cv2.rectangle()
when the input array is the
usual numpy array. We should use the following instead.
import numpy as np
imgArr = np.ascontiguousarray('imagepath')
Using OpenCV
import cv2
imgArr = cv2.imread('imagepath')
cv2.imshow('image',img)
# Wait for something on keyboard to be pressed to close window.
# 0 refers to 0 miliseconds of waiting
cv2.waitKey(0)
From base64 string
import base64
import cv2
npArr = np.fromstring(base64.b64decode(encodedImage), np.uint8)
imgArr = cv2.imdecode(npArr, cv2.IMREAD_ANYCOLOR)
Saving Images
cv2.imwrite('my_new_picture.jpg', imgArr)
Resizing Imagesw
Resizing by a specific scale
img = cv2.imread('imagepath', cv2.IMREAD_UNCHANGED)
scale = 0.6 # percent of original size
width = int(img.shape[1] * scale)
height = int(img.shape[0] * scale)
resized = cv2.resize(img, (width, height), interpolation = cv2.INTER_AREA)
Resizing by specific height
def img_scaling(frame, new_height=600):
'''
rescale image based on a fixed height, and width with same aspect ratio
Parameters
----------
frame (array): image array
Returns
-------
new_width (int): size of new width
new_height (int): size of new height
'''
width = frame.shape[1]
height = frame.shape[0]
if height > new_height:
scale = new_height/height
new_width = int(width * scale)
else:
new_width = width
new_height = height
return new_width, new_height
new_width, new_height = img_scaling(frame)
resized = cv2.resize(img, (new_width, new_height), interpolation = cv2.INTER_AREA)
Drawing on Images
One of the most important reason to draw on images is to draw bounding boxes representing the prediction output.
rectangles
# pt1 = top left
# pt2 = bottom right
cv2.rectangle(imgArr, pt1=(384,0), pt2=(510,128), \
color=(0,255,0), thickness=5)
Here's a typical example function from xiaochus's YOLO on how it is used.
def draw(image, boxes, scores, classes, all_classes):
'''Draw the boxes on the image.
Argument:
image: original image.
boxes: ndarray, boxes of objects.
classes: ndarray, classes of objects.
scores: ndarray, scores of objects.
all_classes: all classes name.
'''
for box, score, cl in zip(boxes, scores, classes):
x, y, w, h = box
top = max(0, np.floor(x + 0.5).astype(int))
left = max(0, np.floor(y + 0.5).astype(int))
right = min(image.shape[1], np.floor(x + w + 0.5).astype(int))
bottom = min(image.shape[0], np.floor(y + h + 0.5).astype(int))
cv2.rectangle(image, (top, left), (right, bottom), (255, 0, 0), 2)
cv2.putText(image, '{0} {1:.2f}'.format(all_classes[cl], score),
(top, left - 6),
cv2.FONT_HERSHEY_SIMPLEX,
0.6, (0, 0, 255), 1,
cv2.LINE_AA)
print('class: {0}, score: {1:.2f}'.format(all_classes[cl], score))
print('box coordinate x,y,w,h: {0}'.format(box))
Wait & Break
This is not exactly pythonic, so it means it is not as easy to decipher.
0xFF
is an 8 bit binary mask that forces the result from waitKey()
to be an integer of maximum 255,
which is what a character in the keyboard can go till.
ord(char)
returns the character in integers which will also be of maximum 255.
Hence by comparing the integer to the ord(char)
value,
we can check for a key pressed event and break the loop.
# stop when character "q" is pressed
if cv2.waitKey(0) & 0xFF == ord('q'):
break
# stop when "ESC" key is pressed
if cv2.waitKey(20) & 0xFF == 27:
break
# Once script is done, its usually good practice to call this line
# It closes all windows (just in case you have multiple windows called)
cv2.destroyAllWindows()


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Provided is the Vistar Media client API. It's assumed from here on out that you have an active account on Vistar Media's system which will provide you with a network identifier and an API key.
For more information on obtaining an API key, email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The provided API allowes a network to serve real time ads on their devices and submit the necessary proofs of play after the fact. It is meant to integrate into a Java CMS, Scheduler, or player.
Depending on your project's layout, there are a number of ways to integration Vistar Media's API. A few are outlined below.
As there are quite the grab bag of HTTP clients available on the JVM, there are a number of implementations provided, each scoped {@code provided}. You must choose the HTTP client below you'd like to use and not only follow the specified configuration, but ensure that it's available in your build (the dependency will not be specified here).
<dependencies> <dependency> <groupId>com.vistarmedia</groupId> <artifactId>api</artifactId> <version>1.2-SNAPSHOT</version> </dependency> </dependencies>
The Reccomended HTTP client to use is async-http-client. This will allow for bulk requests to be made in parallel. The downside is that it pulls in potentially conflicting dependencies (such at Netty).
To use async-http-client, add the following to your project's {@code pom.xml}:
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Getting Started with DocFX
1. What is DocFX
DocFX is an API documentation generator for .NET, which currently supports C#, VB and F#. It generates API reference documentation from triple-slash comments in your source code. It also allows you to use Markdown files to create additional topics such as tutorials and how-tos, and to customize the generated reference documentation. DocFX builds a static HTML website from your source code and Markdown files, which can be easily hosted on any web server (for example, github.io). Also, DocFX provides you the flexibility to customize the layout and style of your website through templates. If you are interested in creating your own website with your own styles, you can follow how to create custom template to create custom templates.
DocFX also has the following cool features:
- Integration with your source code. You can click "View Source" on an API to navigate to the source code in GitHub (your source code must be pushed to GitHub).
- Cross-platform support. We have an exe version that runs natively on Windows and with Mono it can also run on Linux and macOS.
- Integration with Visual Studio. You can seamlessly use DocFX within Visual Studio.
- Markdown extensions. We introduced DocFX Flavored Markdown(DFM) to help you write API documentation. DFM is 100% compatible with GitHub Flavored Markdown(GFM) with some useful extensions, like file inclusion, code snippet, cross reference, and yaml header. For a detailed description about DFM, please refer to DFM.
Warning
Prerequisites Visual Studio 2019 is needed for docfx metadata
msbuild projects. It's not required when generating metadata directly from source code (.cs
, .vb
) or assemblies (.dll
)
2. Use DocFX as a command-line tool
Step1. Install DocFX. Choose from one of the following sources:
- Chocolatey:
choco install docfx -y
. - Homebrew (owned by community):
brew install docfx
. - GitHub: download and unzip
docfx.zip
from https://github.com/dotnet/docfx/releases, extract it to a local folder, and add it to PATH so you can run it anywhere. - NuGet:
nuget install docfx.console
.docfx.exe
is under folder docfx.console/tools/.
Step2. Create a sample project
docfx init -q
This command generates a default project named docfx_project
.
Step3. Build the website
docfx docfx_project\docfx.json --serve
Now you can view the generated website on http://localhost:8080.
Important
For macOS/Linux users: Use Mono version >= 5.10.
For macOS users: DO NOT Install Mono from Homebrew, but rather from the Mono download page.
3. Use DocFX integrated with Visual Studio
Step1. Create a Class Library (.NET Framework) project
Step2. Right click on the project and select Manage NuGet Package
Step3. Search and install the docfx.console
NuGet package. It adds itself to the build targets and adds the docfx.json
configuration file along with other files.
Step4. Build the project, and a _site
folder will be generated with the documentation.
Note
Possible warning:
Cache is corrupted: if your project targets multiple frameworks, you have to indicate one to be the main for the documentation, through the
TargetFramework
property indocfx.json
:"metadata": [ { "src": "...", "dest": "...", "properties": { "TargetFramework": <one_of_your_framework> } }, ]
4. Use DocFX with a Build Server
4.1 Steps
DocFX can be used in a Continuous Integration (CI) environment.
Consider a typical scenario: We want to set up a job on a CI service (e.g. Azure Pipelines) to build documents automatically and publish to a website (e.g. GitHub Pages). We can achieve this with a script in a CI job with the following steps:
- clone repo
choco install docfx
docfx {docsetPath}
, while you can changebuild.dest
indocfx.json
to set the output path- push all the content in
docsetPath/_site
togh-pages
branch
Note
These steps give an overall impression of what to do. You can adjust them depending on actual scenario.
docfx-seed project provides a sample integrating with AppVeyor.
4.2 Set branch name
Most build systems do not checkout the branch that is being built, but use a detached head
for the specific commit. DocFX needs the branch name to implement the View Source
link in the API documentation.
Many build systems set an environment variable with the branch name. DocFX uses the following automatically:
APPVEYOR_REPO_BRANCH
- AppVeyorBUILD_SOURCEBRANCHNAME
- Azure PipelinesCI_BUILD_REF_NAME
- GitLab CIGit_Branch
- TeamCityGIT_BRANCH
- JenkinsGIT_LOCAL_BRANCH
- Jenkins
Setting the environment variable DOCFX_SOURCE_BRANCH_NAME
tells DocFX which branch name to use, if the CI service you use is not in the list above.
Note
Known issue in AppVeyor: Currently platform: Any CPU
in appveyor.yml causes docfx metadata
failure. https://github.com/dotnet/docfx/issues/1078
5. A seed project to play with DocFX
Here is a seed project: https://github.com/docascode/docfx-seed. It contains
- A basic C# project under
src
. - Several conceptual files under
articles
. - An overwrite file to add extra content to API under
specs
. toc.yml
under root folder. It renders as the navbar of the website.docfx.json
under root folder. It is the configuration file thatdocfx
depends upon.
Tip
It's good practice to separate files with different types into different folders.
6. Q&A
- Q: How do I quickly reference APIs from other APIs or conceptual files?
A: Use
@uid
syntax. - Q: What is
uid
and where do I finduid
? A: Refer to Cross Reference section in DFM. - Q: How do I quickly find
uid
in the website? A: In the generated website, hit F12 to view source, and look at the title of an API. You can finduid
indata-uid
attribute.


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All data was derived from the List of Identifications by Professor Richard Sharpe.
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In order to create application that uses HTTPS protocol, we have to pass an options object:
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instance gives a simple way to create a several multiple simultaneous servers that are listening on different ports.
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Subresource Integrity and Preload
explaination
This demo page is help you understand behavior of preload and integrity resources.
You should be able to use querystring to control whether SRI is provided in resources.
- integrity=none to set integrity for neither script nor stylesheet
- integrity=script to set integrity for only script
- intergity=style to set integrity for only stylesheet
You should be able to see warning in Chrome's console when preload resources are not used. This will happen when integrity is provided as attribute in resource.
According to this issue, Chrome is having difficulty dealing with preload resources loaded with SRI. To summerize, Chrome compiled preload resource and discard the raw bytes, hence it's not possible to calculate the hash to validating subresource integrity later when resource is actually required.
Please notice that cache might play a role here. Though Chrome puts warning in console, it will not re-fetch the content unless cache is disabled in DevTool. The second time, when content is actually required, browser will simply read it from disk cache.
For other browsers, Safari does not have the same issue as Chrome does, Firefox does not support Preload feature by default. Meanwhile, if enable Preload feature in Firefox by toggling network.preload in about:config, it will have same behavior as Chrome.
Status of resources loading
- Style failed to load
- Style loaded successfully
- Script failed to load
Crossorigin
As mentioned in previous demo page, SRI comes usually with cross-domain request and requires to add crossorigin="anonymous", so that browser can read the content and calculate hash. When using resource with crossorigin given, it's also required to provide same crossorigin in preload, otherwise preloaded resource will be ignored.


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MAKEDEPEND(1) MAKEDEPEND(1) NAME makedepend - create dependencies in makefiles SYNOPSIS makedepend [ -Dname=def ] [ -Dname ] [ -Iincludedir ] [ -Yincludedir ] [ -a ] [ -fmakefile ] [ -include file ] [ -oobjsuffix ] [ -pobjprefix ] [ -sstring ] [ -wwidth ] [ -v ] [ -m ] [ -- otheroptions -- ] sourcefile ... DESCRIPTION The makedepend program reads each sourcefile in sequence and parses it like a C-preprocessor, processing all #include, #define, #undef, #ifdef, #ifndef, #endif, #if, #elif and #else directives so that it can correctly tell which #include, directives would be used in a compilation. Any #include, directives can reference files having other #include direc‐ tives, and parsing will occur in these files as well. Every file that a sourcefile includes, directly or indirectly, is what makedepend calls a dependency. These dependencies are then written to a makefile in such a way that make(1) will know which object files must be recompiled when a dependency has changed. By default, makedepend places its output in the file named makefile if it exists, otherwise Makefile. An alternate makefile may be specified with the -f option. It first searches the makefile for the line # DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE -- make depend depends on it. or one provided with the -s option, as a delimiter for the dependency output. If it finds it, it will delete everything following this to the end of the makefile and put the output after this line. If it doesn't find it, the program will append the string to the end of the makefile and place the output following that. For each sourcefile appearing on the command line, makedepend puts lines in the makefile of the form sourcefile.o: dfile ... Where sourcefile.o is the name from the command line with its suffix replaced with ``.o'', and dfile is a dependency discovered in a #include directive while parsing sourcefile or one of the files it included. EXAMPLE Normally, makedepend will be used in a makefile target so that typing ``make depend'' will bring the dependencies up to date for the makefile. For example, SRCS = file1.c file2.c ... CFLAGS = -O -DHACK -I../foobar -xyz depend: makedepend -- $(CFLAGS) -- $(SRCS) OPTIONS The program will ignore any option that it does not understand so that you may use the same arguments that you would for cc(1). -Dname=def or -Dname Define. This places a definition for name in makedepend's symbol table. Without =def the symbol becomes defined as ``1''. -Iincludedir Include directory. This option tells makedepend to prepend includedir to its list of directories to search when it encounters a #include directive. By default, makedepend only searches the stan‐ dard include directories (usually /usr/include and possibly a com‐ piler-dependent directory). -Yincludedir Replace all of the standard include directories with the single specified include directory; you can omit the includedir to simply prevent searching the standard include directories. -a Append the dependencies to the end of the file instead of replacing them. -fmakefile Filename. This allows you to specify an alternate makefile in which makedepend can place its output. Specifying ``-'' as the file name (i.e., -f-) sends the output to standard output instead of modifying an existing file. -include file Process file as input, and include all the resulting output before processing the regular input file. This has the same affect as if the specified file is an include statement that appears before the very first line of the regular input file. -oobjsuffix Object file suffix. Some systems may have object files whose suffix is something other than ``.o''. This option allows you to specify another suffix, such as ``.b'' with -o.b or ``:obj'' with -o:obj and so forth. -pobjprefix Object file prefix. The prefix is prepended to the name of the object file. This is usually used to designate a different directory for the object file. The default is the empty string. -sstring Starting string delimiter. This option permits you to specify a different string for makedepend to look for in the makefile. -wwidth Line width. Normally, makedepend will ensure that every output line that it writes will be no wider than 78 characters for the sake of readability. This option enables you to change this width. -v Verbose operation. This option causes makedepend to emit the list of files included by each input file. -m Warn about multiple inclusion. This option causes makedepend to produce a warning if any input file includes another file more than once. In previous versions of makedepend this was the default behavior; the default has been changed to better match the behavior of the C compiler, which does not consider multiple inclusion to be an error. This option is provided for backward compatibility, and to aid in debugging problems related to multiple inclusion. -- options -- If makedepend encounters a double hyphen (--) in the argument list, then any unrecognized argument following it will be silently ignored; a second double hyphen terminates this special treatment. In this way, makedepend can be made to safely ignore esoteric com‐ piler arguments that might normally be found in a CFLAGS make macro (see the EXAMPLE section above). All options that makedepend recog‐ nizes and appear between the pair of double hyphens are processed normally. ALGORITHM The approach used in this program enables it to run an order of magnitude faster than any other ``dependency generator'' I have ever seen. Central to this performance are two assumptions: that all files compiled by a single makefile will be compiled with roughly the same -I and -D options; and that most files in a single directory will include largely the same files. Given these assumptions, makedepend expects to be called once for each makefile, with all source files that are maintained by the makefile appearing on the command line. It parses each source and include file exactly once, maintaining an internal symbol table for each. Thus, the first file on the command line will take an amount of time proportional to the amount of time that a normal C preprocessor takes. But on subse‐ quent files, if it encounters an include file that it has already parsed, it does not parse it again. For example, imagine you are compiling two files, file1.c and file2.c, they each include the header file header.h, and the file header.h in turn includes the files def1.h and def2.h. When you run the command makedepend file1.c file2.c makedepend will parse file1.c and consequently, header.h and then def1.h and def2.h. It then decides that the dependencies for this file are file1.o: header.h def1.h def2.h But when the program parses file2.c and discovers that it, too, includes header.h, it does not parse the file, but simply adds header.h, def1.h and def2.h to the list of dependencies for file2.o. SEE ALSO cc(1), make(1) BUGS makedepend parses, but does not currently evaluate, the SVR4 #predi‐ cate(token-list) preprocessor expression; such expressions are simply assumed to be true. This may cause the wrong #include directives to be evaluated. Imagine you are parsing two files, say file1.c and file2.c, each includes the file def.h. The list of files that def.h includes might truly be different when def.h is included by file1.c than when it is included by file2.c. But once makedepend arrives at a list of dependencies for a file, it is cast in concrete. AUTHOR Todd Brunhoff, Tektronix, Inc. and MIT Project Athena 4th Berkeley Distribution makedepend 1.0.4 MAKEDEPEND(1)


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