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The Things Stack is composed of a number of components. The core components Network Server, Application Server and Join Server follow the LoRaWAN Network Reference Model. The Things Stack also contains an Identity Server, Gateway Server, Console and Command-line Interface.
Components
Identity Server
The Identity Server stores applications, end devices, gateways, users, organizations, OAuth clients, API keys and collaborators.
It also acts as a OAuth 2.0 server with login and consent screens.
Gateway Server
The Gateway Server maintains connections with gateways supporting the UDP, MQTT, gRPC and Basic Station protocols. It forwards uplink traffic to Network Servers, and schedules downlink traffic on gateways.
Network Server
The Network Server handles the LoRaWAN network layer, including MAC commands, regional parameters and adaptive data rate (ADR).
Application Server
The Application Server handles the LoRaWAN application layer, including uplink data decryption and decoding, downlink queuing and downlink data encoding and encryption.
It hosts an MQTT server for streaming application data and manages HTTP webhooks and pub/sub integrations.
Join Server
The Join Server handles the LoRaWAN join flow, including Network and Application Server authentication and session key generation.
Console
The Console provides a web interface for managing the other components.
Command-line Interface
The Command-line Interface provides a cross-platform interface for managing components through the command-line.
Crypto Server
The Crypto Server can handle cryptographic operations when working with hardware secure modules (HSMs).
Device Template Converter
The Device Template Converter converts data to device templates for migrating networks and importing vendor-specific data.
Device Claiming Server
The Device Claiming Server is used to transfer end devices to a new owner’s application using a claim authentication code or QR code.
Gateway Configuration Server
The Gateway Configuration Server generates configuration files for gateways and manages gateway firmware updates.


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Generates and analyzes model bulk heterojunction morphologies in a parallel computing environment
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We welcome new contributors to this project to help make the Ising_OPV morphology tool better and more effective for our scientific and educational users. Contributions can take on a variety of forms, such as bug reports, feature requests, code documentation updates, user tutorials, feature implementations, bugfixes, and more.
One of the easiest ways to contribute is by using the software and submitting bug reports and feature requests as issues in the Issues section. Before filing a new issue please check that your issue has not already been submitted. If it has, 'like' the issue and add any additional feedback you have to the issue thread in a comment. If your issue has not already been filed, create a new issue and provide a detailed description of the problem or new idea/suggestion. The code owners will review new issues, provide feedback, and decide if and when to implement the changes needed to resolve the issue.
Before you set out to tackle an issue, discuss your implementation plans with the code owners on the issue page.
Especially for code additions needed to add new features, it is important to discuss your implementation ideas with the code owners to ensure that the software design is relatively well thought out and fits with the rest of the codebase.
Create fork of the Ising_OPV repo on your account.
Click the "Fork" button near the top of any Ising_OPV Github webpage.
Connect your fork to the upstream repo
``` git remote add upstream https://github.com/MikeHeiber/Ising_OPV.git ```
Clone your forked Ising_OPV repo to your local machine.
``` git clone –recurse-submodules https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/Ising_OPV ```
Create a new feature branch from the development branch.
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Update your new branch with any upstream changes and resolve any conflicts.
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Prince Andrew interview: Read the full transcript as royal defends friendship with paedophile
The Duke of York gave a 45 minute interview to the BBC and we have a transcript of every question and every answer as he addressed his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
by Sam Rkaina, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sam-rkaina/The Duke of York has defended his reputation during a "no holds barred" television interview in which he speaks in detail for the first time about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew made the decision to speak on the record about his friendship with convicted paedophile Epstein, and to deny allegations made by a woman that she was forced into a sexual encounter with the duke.
Virginia Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, claims she was made to have sex with Andrew when she was 17 - an allegation he denies.
She is one of 16 women who says she was abused by Epstein, and also named Andrew in previous court papers.
In the BBC Newsnight interview by presenter Emily Maitlis, Andrew said that with "hindsight" his decision to stay at Epstein's house was "definitely the wrong thing to do", and that his judgement was "probably coloured" at the time.
The 45 minute interview was show on Saturday night, but for those that missed it, we have the full transcript below.
THE INTERVIEW IN FULL
EMILY MAITLIS
Your Royal Highness, we’ve come to Buckingham Place in highly unusual circumstances.
Normally, we’d be discussing your work, your duty and we’ll come onto that but today you’ve chosen to speak out for the first time.
Why have you decided to talk now?
PRINCE ANDREW
Because there is no good time to talk about Mr Epstein and all things associated and we’ve been talking to Newsnight for about six months about doing something around the work that I was doing and unfortunately we’ve just not been able to fit it into either your schedule or my schedule until now.
And actually it’s a very good opportunity and I’m delighted to be able to see you today.
MAITLIS
As you say, all of this goes back to your friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, how did you first become friends? How did you meet?
ANDREW
Well I met through his girlfriend back in 1999 who…and I'd known her since she was at university in the UK and it would be, to some extent, a stretch to say that as it were we were close friends.
I mean we were friends because of other people and I had a lot of opportunity to go to the United States but I didn’t have much time with him.
I suppose I saw him once or twice a year, perhaps maybe maximum of three times a year and quite often if I was in the United States and doing things and if he wasn’t there, he would say “well, why don’t you come and use my houses?” so I said “that’s very kind, thank you very much indeed”.
But it would be a considerable stretch to say that he was a very, very close friend. But he had the most extraordinary ability to bring extraordinary people together and that’s the bit that I remember as going to the dinner parties where you would meet academics, politicians, people from the United Nations, I mean it was a cosmopolitan group of what I would describe as US eminents.
MAITLIS
Was that his appeal then?
ANDREW
Yeah.
MAITLIS
Was that what you…because you were perceived by the public as being the party prince, was that something you shared?
ANDREW
Well, I think that’s also a bit of a stretch. I don‘t know why I’ve collected that title because I don’t…I never have really partied. I was single for quite a long time in the early 80s but then after I got married I was very happy and I’ve never really felt the need to go and party and certainly going to Jeffrey’s was not about partying, absolutely not.
MAITLIS
You said you weren’t very good friends but would you describe him as a good friend, did you trust him?
ANDREW
Yes, I think I probably did but again, I mean I don’t go into a friendship looking for the wrong thing, if you understand what I mean. I’m an engaging person, I want to be able to engage, I want to find out, I want to learn and so you have to remember that I was transitioning out of the Navy at the time and in the transition I wanted to find out more about what was going on because in the Navy it’s a pretty isolated business because you’re out at sea the whole time and I was going to become the special representative for international trade and investment.
So I wanted to know more about what was going on in the international business world and so that was another reason for going there. And the opportunities that I had to go to Wall Street and other places to learn whilst I was there were absolutely vital.
MAITLIS
He was your guest as well, in 2000 Epstein was a guest at Windsor Castle and at Sandringham, he was brought right into the heart of the royal family at your invitation.
ANDREW
But certainly at my invitation, not at the royal family’s invitation but remember that it was his girlfriend that was the key element in this. He was the, as it were, plus one, to some extent in that aspect.
MAITLIS
Am I right in thinking you threw a birthday party for Epstein’s girlfriend, Ghislaine Maxwell at Sandringham?
ANDREW
No, it was a shooting weekend.
MAITLIS
A shooting weekend.
ANDREW
Just a straightforward, a straightforward shooting weekend.
MAITLIS
But during these times that he was a guest at Windsor Castle, at Sandringham, the shooting weekend…
ANDREW
Yeah, yeah.
MAITLIS
We now know that he was and had been procuring young girls for sex trafficking.
ANDREW
We now know that, at the time there was no indication to me or anybody else that that was what he was doing and certainly when I saw him either in the United States…oh no when I saw him in the United States or when I was staying in his houses in the United States, there was no indication, absolutely no indication. And if there was, you have to remember that at the time I was Patron of the NSPCC’s Full Stop campaign so I was close up with what was going on in those time about getting rid of abuse to children so I knew what the things were to look for but I never saw them.
MAITLIS
So you would have made that connection because you stayed with him, you were a visitor, a guest on many occasions at his homes and nothing struck you as suspicious…
ANDREW
Nothing.
MAITLIS
…during that whole time.
ANDREW
Nothing.
MAITLIS
Just for the record, you’ve been on his private plane.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
You’ve been to stay on his private island.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
You’ve stayed at his home in Palm Beach.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
You visited Ghislaine Maxwell’s house in Belgravia in London.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
So in 2006 in May an arrest warrant was issued for Epstein for sexual assault of a minor.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
In July he was invited to Windsor Castle to your daughter, Princess Beatrice’s 18th birthday, why would you do that?
ANDREW
Because I was asking Ghislaine. But even so, at the time I don’t think I…certainly I wasn’t aware when the invitation was issued what was going on in the United States and I wasn’t aware until the media picked up on it because he never said anything about it.
MAITLIS
He never discussed with you the fact that an arrest warrant had been issued?
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
So he came to that party knowing police were investigating him.
ANDREW
Well I’m not quite sure, was it police?
MAITLIS
It was the Palm Beach Police at the time.
ANDREW
But I mean I’m afraid, you see this is the problem is that an awful lot of this was going on in the United States and I wasn’t a party to it and I knew nothing about it.
MAITLIS
In 2008 he was convicted of soliciting and procuring a minor for prostitution, he was jailed, this was your friend, how did you feel about it?
ANDREW
Well I ceased contact with him after I was aware that he was under investigation and that was later in 2006 and I wasn’t in touch with him again until 2010. So just it was one of those things that somebody’s going through that sort of thing well I’m terribly sorry I can’t be…see you.
MAITLIS
So no contact?
ANDREW
No contact.
MAITLIS
When he was serving time there was no call, no letter, nothing there?
ANDREW
No, no, no.
MAITLIS
He was released in July, within months by December of 2010 you went to stay with him at his New York mansion, why? Why were you staying with a convicted sex offender?
ANDREW
Right, I have always…ever since this has happened and since this has become, as it were, public knowledge that I was there, I’ve questioned myself as to why did I go and what was I doing and was it the right thing to do? Now, I went there with the sole purpose of saying to him that because he had been convicted, it was inappropriate for us to be seen together.
And I had a number of people counsel me in both directions, either to go and see him or not to go and see him and I took the judgement call that because this was serious and I felt that doing it over the telephone was the chicken’s way of doing it. I had to go and see him and talk to him.
And I went to see him and I was doing a number of other things in New York at the time and we had an opportunity to go for a walk in the park and that was the conversation coincidentally that was photographed which was when I said to him, I said “look, because of what has happened, I don’t think it is appropriate that we should remain in contact” and by mutual agreement during that walk in the park we decided that we would part company and I left, I think it was the next day and to this day I never had any contact with him from that day forward.
MAITLIS
What did he say when you told him that you were breaking up the friendship?
ANDREW
He was what I would describe as understanding, he didn’t go into any great depth in the conversation about what I was…what he was doing, except to say that he’d accepted, whatever it was, a plea bargain, he’d served his time and he was carrying on with his life if you see what I mean and I said “yes but I’m afraid to say that that’s as maybe but with all the attendant scrutiny on me then I don’t think it is a wise thing to do”.
MAITLIS
Who advised you then that it was a good idea to go and break up the friendship? Did that come from the palace, was Her Majesty, the Queen involved?
ANDREW
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, that came from…so there were a number of people who…so some people from my staff, some people from friends and family I was talking to and I took the decision that it was I had to show leadership and I had to go and see him and I had to tell him “that’s it”.
MAITLIS
That was December of 2010.
ANDREW
Yep.
MAITLIS
He threw a party to celebrate his release and you were invited as the guest of honour.
ANDREW
No, I didn’t go. Oh, in 2010, there certainly wasn’t a party to celebrate his release in December because it was a small dinner party, there were only 8 or 10 of us I think at the dinner. If there was a party then I’d know nothing about that.
MAITLIS
You were invited to that dinner as a guest of honour.
ANDREW
Well I was there so there was a dinner, I don’t think it was quite as you might put it but yeah, okay I was there for…I was there at a dinner, yeah.
MAITLIS
I’m just trying to work this out because you said you went to break up the relationship and yet you stayed at that New York mansion several days. I’m wondering how long?
ANDREW
But I was doing a number of other things while I was there.
MAITLIS
But you were staying at the house…
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
…of a convicted sex offender.
ANDREW
It was a convenient place to stay. I mean I’ve gone through this in my mind so many times. At the end of the day, with a benefit of all the hindsight that one can have, it was definitely the wrong thing to do. But at the time I felt it was the honourable and right thing to do and I admit fully that my judgement was probably coloured by my tendency to be too honourable but that’s just the way it is.
MAITLIS
Because during that time, those few days, witnesses say they saw many young girls coming and going at the time.
There is video footage of Epstein accompanied by young girls and you were there staying in his house, catching up with friends.
ANDREW
I never…I mean if there were then I wasn’t a party to any of that. I never saw them. I mean you have to understand that his house, I described it more as almost as a railway station if you know what I mean in the sense that there were people coming in and out of that house all the time.
What they were doing and why they were there I had nothing to do with. So I’m afraid I can’t make any comment on that because I really don’t know.
MAITLIS
Another guest was John Brockman, the literary agent. Now, he described seeing you there getting a foot massage from a young Russian woman, did that happen?
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
You’re absolutely sure or you can’t remember?
ANDREW
Yeah, I’m absolutely sure.
MAITLIS
So John Brockman’s statement is false?
ANDREW
I wouldn’t…I wouldn’t…I don’t know Mr Brockman so I don’t know what he’s talking about.
MAITLIS
But that definitely wasn’t you getting a foot massage from a Russian girl in Jeffrey Epstein’s house?
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
It might seem a funny way to break off a friendship, a four day house party of sorts with a dinner. It’s an odd way to break up a friendship.
ANDREW
It’s a difficult way of put…that’s a very stark way of putting it, yes you’re absolutely right. But actually the truth of it is is that I actually only saw him for about, what the dinner party, the walk in the park and probably passing in the passage
MAITLIS
Let’s go to that Central Park walk which was snapped. Friends of yours suggest that Epstein wanted that photo taken, perhaps he’d even set it up, do you worry that you were being played?
ANDREW
Again, new information is coming out since his suicide has made us reappraise that walk in the park. We can’t find any evidence or my staff and my people and I can’t find any evidence to suggest that that was what he was doing. I mean you can look at it in so many different ways. The fact of the matter is is that somebody very cleverly took that photograph, it wasn’t as far as I remember nor do my security people remember, anybody being present or close because there were enough security around.
I mean there are even photographs of the security people who are around in the photograph. So I mean he could have done but…
MAITLIS
Yeah, I guess what I’m asking is do you feel that you were part of Epstein’s public rehabilitation?
ANDREW
Oh no, funnily enough I don’t, no. I mean if he was…if he was doing…if that photograph was taken with that purpose in mind, then it doesn’t…it doesn’t equate to what actually happened.
MAITLIS
So why wouldn’t you announce this break up when you got that?  Did you worry that he had something that could compromise you?
ANDREW
No, no.
MAITLIS
Do you regret that trip?
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
Do you regret the whole friendship with Epstein?
ANDREW
Now, still not and the reason being is that the people that I met and the opportunities that I was given to learn either by him or because of him were actually very useful. He himself not, as it were, as close as you might think, we weren’t that close. So therefore I mean yes I would go and stay in his house but that was because of his girlfriend, not because of him.
MAITLIS
Was that visit, December of 2010 the only time you saw him after he was convicted?
ANDREW
Yes, yeah.
MAITLIS
Did you see him or speak to him again?
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
Never since then?
ANDREW
No, that was…funny enough, 2010 was it, that was it because I went…well first of all I wanted to make sure that if I was going to go and see him, I had to make sure that there was enough time between his release because it wasn’t something that I was going into in a hurry but I had to go and see him, I had to go and see him, I had to talk.
MAITLIS
And stay with him, and stay in the house of a convicted sex offender?
ANDREW
I could easily have gone and stayed somewhere else but sheer convenience of being able to get a hold of the man was…I mean he was in and out all over the place. So getting him in one place for a period of time to actually have a long enough conversation to say look, these are the reasons why I’m not going to…and that happened on the walk.
MAITLIS
July of this year, Epstein was arrested on charges of sex trafficking and abusing dozens of underage girls. One of the Epstein’s accusers, Virginia Roberts…
ANDREW
Yeah.
MAITLIS
…has made allegations against you. She says she met you in 2001, she says she dined with you, danced with you at Tramp Nightclub in London.  Your response?
ANDREW
I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever.
MAITLIS
You don’t remember meeting her?

ANDREW
It didn’t happen.
MAITLIS
Do you remember her?
ANDREW
No, I’ve no recollection of ever meeting her, I’m almost, in fact I’m convinced that I was never in Tramps with her. There are a number of things that are wrong with that story, one of which is that I don’t know where the bar is in Tramps. I don’t drink, I don’t think I’ve ever bought a drink in Tramps whenever I was there.
MAITLIS
Do you remember dancing at Tramp?
ANDREW
No, that couldn’t have happened because the date that’s being suggested I was at home with the children.
MAITLIS
You know that you were at home with the children, was it a memorable night?
ANDREW
On that particular day that we now understand is the date which is the 10th of March, I was at home, I was with the children and I’d taken Beatrice to a Pizza Express in Woking for a party at I suppose sort of 4.00 or 5.00 in the afternoon. And then because the Duchess was away, we have a simple rule in the family that when one is away the other one is there.
I was on terminal leave at the time from the Royal Navy so therefore I was at home.
MAITLIS
Why would you remember that so specifically? Why would you remember a Pizza Express birthday and being at home?
ANDREW
Because going to Pizza Express in Woking is an unusual thing for me to do, a very unusual thing for me to do. I’ve never been…I’ve only been to Woking a couple of times and I remember it weirdly distinctly. As soon as somebody reminded me of it, I went “oh yes, I remember that”. But I have no recollection of ever meeting or being in the company or the presence.
MAITLIS
So you’re absolutely sure that you were at home on the 10th March?
ANDREW
Yeah.
MAITLIS
She was very specific about that night, she described dancing with you.
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
And you profusely sweating and that she went on to have bath possibly.
ANDREW
There’s a slight problem with the sweating because I have a peculiar medical condition which is that I don’t sweat or I didn’t sweat at the time and that was…was it…yes, I didn’t sweat at the time because I had suffered what I would describe as an overdose of adrenalin in the Falkland’s War when I was shot at and I simply…it was almost impossible for me to sweat.
And it’s only because I have done a number of things in the recent past that I am starting to be able to do that again. So I’m afraid to say that there’s a medical condition that says that I didn’t do it so therefore…
MAITLIS
Is it possible that you met Virginia Roberts, dined with her, danced with her in Tramp, had sex with her on another date?
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
Do you remember meeting her at all?
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
Do you know you didn’t meet her or do you just not remember meeting her?
ANDREW
No, I have…I don’t know if I’ve met her but no, I have no recollection of meeting her.
MAITLIS
Because she was very specific, she described the dance that you had together in Tramp. She described meeting you, she was a 17 year old girl meeting a senior member of the royal family.
ANDREW
It never happened.
MAITLIS
She provided a photo of the two of you together.
ANDREW
Yes, yes.
MAITLIS
Your arm was around her waist.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
You've seen the photo.
ANDREW
I've seen the photograph.
MAITLISS
How do you explain that?
ANDREW
I can’t because I don’t…I have no…again I have absolutely no memory of that photograph ever being taken.
MAITLIS
Do you recognise yourself in the photo?
ANDREW
Yes, it’s pretty difficult not to recognise yourself.
MAITLIS
Your friends suggested that the photo is fake.
ANDREW
I think it’s…from the investigations that we’ve done, you can’t prove whether or not that photograph is faked or not because it is a photograph of a photograph of a photograph. So it’s very difficult to be able to prove it but I don’t remember that photograph ever being taken.
MAITLIS
But it’s possible that it was you with your arm around her waist?
ANDREW
That’s me but whether that’s my hand or whether that’s the position I…but I don’t…I have simply no recollection of the photograph ever being taken.
MAITLIS
The world has now seen the photo that Virginia Roberts provided taken by Epstein we understand in Ghislaine Maxwell’s house.

MAITLIS
I think it was Virginia Roberts’ camera, she said a little Kodak one that she lent to Epstein, he took a photo and your arm is round her waist.
 I don’t remember going upstairs in the house because that photograph was taken upstairs and I am not entirely convinced that…I mean that is…that is what I would describe as me in that…in that picture but I can’t…we can’t be certain as to whether or not that’s my hand on her whatever it is, left…left side.
MAITLIS
You think that…
ANDREW
Because I have no recollection of that photograph ever being taken.
MAITLIS
So why would somebody have put in another hand? You think it is next to her in the photo.
ANDREW
Oh it’s definitely me, I mean that’s a picture of me, it’s not a picture of…I don’t believe it’s a picture of me in London because when I would out to…when I go out in London, I wear a suit and a tie. That’s what I would describe as…those are my travelling clothes if I’m going to go…if I’m going overseas. There’s a…I’ve got plenty of photographs of me dressed in those sorts of…that sort of kit but not there.
MAITLIS
Just to clarify sorry, you think that photo has been faked?
ANDREW
Nobody can prove whether or not that photograph has been doctored but I don’t recollect that photograph ever being taken.

ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
…round her waist in Ghislaine Maxwell’s house on any occasion, even if it was a different date?
ANDREW
I’m terribly sorry but if I, as a member of the royal family, and I have a photograph taken and I take very, very few photographs, I am not one to, as it were, hug and public displays of affection are not something that I do. So that’s the best explanation I can give you and I’m afraid to say that I don’t believe that photograph was taken in the way that has been suggested.
MAITLIS
Why would people not believe that you were there?
ANDREW
I’m sorry, why would?
MAITLIS
I’m just trying to understand, there’s a photo inside Ghislaine Maxwell’s house, Ghislaine herself in the background, why would people not believe that you were there with her that night?
ANDREW
They might well wish to believe it but the photograph is taken upstairs and I don’t think I ever went upstairs in Ghislaine’s house.
MAITLIS
Are you sure of that?
ANDREW
Yeah, because the dining room and everything was on the ground floor, was as you came in…as you came in the hall. So I don’t remember ever going up there. I’m at a loss to explain this particular photograph.
If the original was ever produced, then perhaps we might be able to solve it but I can’t.
MAITLIS
But you can say categorically that you don’t recall meeting Virginia Roberts, dining with her?
ANDREW
Yep.
MAITLIS
Dancing with her at Tramp?
ANDREW
Yep.

ANDREW
Yep.
MAITLIS
…in a bedroom in a house in Belgravia?
ANDREW
I can absolutely categorically tell you it never happened.
MAITLIS
Do you recall any kind of sexual contact with Virginia Roberts then or any other time?
ANDREW
None whatsoever.
MAITLIS
Because she said in a legal deposition, a legal court document in 2015, she had sex with you three times.
She is not confused about this. She said the first was in London when she was trafficked to you, the second was at Epstein’s mansion in New York.
ANDREW
That is a date in April I believe, is that correct?
MAITLIS
She said it was a month or so later.
ANDREW
Yeah, well I think that the date we have for that shows that I was in Boston or I was in New York the previous day and I was at a dinner for The Outward Bound Trust in New York and then I flew up to Boston the following day and then on the day that she says that this occurred, they’d already left to go the island before I got back from Boston. So I don’t think that could have happened at all.
MAITLIS
There was a witness there, Johanna Sjoberg who says that you did visit the house in that month.
ANDREW
I probably did, on one of the weirder things, I was staying with the…because of what I was doing I was staying with the Consul General which is further down the street on the 5th so I wasn’t…I wasn’t staying there. I may have visited but no, definitely didn’t, definitely, definitely no, no, no activity.
MAITLIS
Because in a legal deposition 2015, she said she had sex with you three times. Once in a London house when she was trafficked to you in Maxwell’s house.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
Once in New York a month or so later at Epstein’s mansion and once on his private island in a group of seven or eight other girls.
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
No to all of those?
ANDREW
All of it, absolutely no to all of it.
MAITLIS
Why would she be saying those things?
ANDREW
We wonder exactly the same but I have no idea, absolutely no idea.
MAITLIS
She made these claims in a US deposition.
ANDREW
Hmm mmm.
MAITLIS
Are you saying you don’t believe her, she’s lying?
ANDREW
That’s a very difficult thing to answer because I’m not in a position to know what she’s trying to achieve but I can tell you categorically I don’t remember meeting her at all. I do not remember a photograph being taken and I’ve said consistently and frequently that we never had any sort of sexual contact whatever.
MAITLIS
She spoke about you outside the court in August of this year? She said, I quote “he knows exactly what he’s done and I hope he comes clean about it”.
ANDREW
And the answer is nothing.
MAITLIS
So if Virginia Roberts is watching this interview, what is your message to her?
ANDREW
I don’t have a message for her because I have to have a thick skin. If somebody is going to make those sorts of allegations then I’ve got to have a thick skin and get on with it but they never happened.
MAITLIS
For the record, is there any way you could have had sex with that young woman or any young woman trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein in any of his residences?
 You have to have to take some sort of positive action and so therefore if you try to forget it’s very difficult to try and forget a positive action and I do not remember anything. I can’t, I’ve wracked my brain and thinking oh…when the first allegations, when the allegations came out originally I went well that’s a bit strange, I don’t remember this and then I’ve been through it and through it and through it over and over and over again and no, nothing. It just never happened.
MAITLIS
Epstein’s housekeeper also in a Florida Court legal deposition said that you visited the Palm Beach residence around four times a year, you got a daily massage.
ANDREW
Four times a year?
MAITLIS
That was what he said in a Florida Court legal deposition.
ANDREW
No.
MAITLIS
I’m just wondering when you look back now, is there a chance that those massages might have been the services of someone who is being sexually exploited or trafficked by Epstein?
ANDREW
No, I don’t think…I mean I…no, definitely not, definitely not and I definitely did not visit his Palm Beach house three of four times a year, absolutely not.
MAITLIS
How many times would you say you visited?
ANDREW
In total, probably four times in total throughout the time that I knew him. In fact probably that was the place that…if you see what I mean, he was in the house more there than in other…in other places that I was at.
MAITLIS
So that’s where you’d find him?
ANDREW
But it was usually because I was going…I was going through and on somewhere else so it was a day, that was it.
MAITLIS
You said in your statement from the palace, at no time did I see, witness or suspect any suspicious behaviour.
ANDREW
Yeah, yeah
MAITLIS
Virginia Roberts’ legal team says “you could not spend time around Epstein and not know what was going on. You could not spend time around Epstein and not know what was going on”.
ANDREW
If you somebody like me then people behave in a subtly different way. You wouldn’t…first of all I’m not looking for it, that’s the thing, you see, if you’re looking for it, then you might have suspected now with the benefit of a huge amount of hindsight and a huge amount of analysis, you look back and you go well was that really the way that it was or was I looking at it the very wrong way?
MAITLIS
“You could not spend time around him”, that was what they said, “you could not spend time around him and not know”.
ANDREW
The other aspect of this is that…is that I live in an institution at Buckingham Palace which has members of staff walking around all the time and I don’t wish to appear grand but there were a lot of people who were walking around Jeffrey Epstein’s house. As far as I was aware, they were staff, they were people that were working for him, doing things, I…as it were, I interacted with them if you will to say good morning, good afternoon but I didn’t, if you see what I mean, interact with them in a way that was, you know what are you doing here, why are you here, what’s going on?
MATILIS
But you’d notice if there were hundreds of underage girls in Buckingham Palace wouldn’t you?
ANDREW
Oh God, but sorry you would notice if there were hundreds of underage girls in Jeffrey’s house, wasn’t there, not when I was there. Now he may have changed his behaviour patterns in order for that not to be obvious to me so I don’t…I mean this is…you’re asking me to speculate on things that I just don’t know about.
MAITLIS
You seem utterly convinced you’re telling the truth, would you be willing to testify or give a statement under oath if you were asked?
ANDREW
Well I’m like everybody else and I will have to take all the legal advice that there was before I was to do that sort of thing. But if push came to shove and the legal advice was to do so, then I would be duty bound to do so.
MAITLIS
Because you’ve said there are many unanswered questions, everyone affected wants closure, you would help to provide that closure.
ANDREW
If there was…in the right circumstances, yes I would because I think there’s just as much closure for me as there is for everybody else and undoubtedly some very strange and unpleasant activities have been going on. I’m afraid to say that I’m not the person who can shed light on it for a number of reasons, one of which is that I wasn’t there long enough.
And if you go in for a day, two days at a time, it’s quite easy I’m led to believe for those sorts of people to hide their activities for that period of time and then carry on when they’re not there.
MAITLIS
Virginia Roberts’ lawyers, legal team say that they’ve asked for a legal statement from you. There is an active FBI investigation, would you be willing to provide that?
ANDREW
Again, I’m bound by what my legal advice is…legal advisers tell me.
MAITLIS
Epstein was found dead.
ANDREW
Yep.
MAITLIS
In prison.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
In August of this year
ANDREW
Yep.
MAITLIS
What was your response on hearing that he’d died?
ANDREW
Shock.

ANDREW
There again, I’m not one to be able to answer that question. I believe that centres around something to do with a bone in his neck so whether or not if you commit suicide that bone breaks or something. But I’m afraid to say I’m not an expert, I have to take what the Coroner says and he has ruled that it was suicide so…
MAITLIS
He’s dead, his girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, your old friend was victims say complicit in his behaviour.
ANDREW
That bit I can’t help you with because I’ve no idea.
MAITLIS
Do you think that she has questions to answer about her role in this?
ANDREW
In the same way that I have questions to answer in the sense of what was I doing and as I say that I was there to…to my mind be honourable and say to him “look, you’ve been convicted, it would be incompatible for me to be seen with you” but unfortunately somebody was standing around with a camera at the time and got a photograph of us. It’s one of the very few photographs there are of us but that was…that was the case.
ANDREW
If there are questions that Ghislaine has to answer, that’s her problem I’m afraid, I’m not in a position to be able to comment one way or the other.
MAITLIS
When was your last contact with her?
ANDREW
It was earlier this year funnily enough in the summer, in the spring, summer.
MAITLIS
About what?
ANDREW
She was here doing some rally.
MAITLIS
So even though he had by then been arrested and was facing charges of sex trafficking?
ANDREW
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, this was…this was early spring I think, it was long…because when was he arrested?
MAITLIS
July.
ANDREW
No, it was before July.
MAITLIS
And that was the last time?
ANDREW
Yeah, yeah.
MAITLIS
Did you discuss Epstein at all?
ANDREW
No, actually funnily enough no not at all, there wasn’t anything to discuss about him because he wasn’t in the news, you know, it was just…we had moved on.
MAITLIS
I want to talk about moving on now.
ANDREW
Oh yeah, right, okay.
MAITLIS
Epstein is dead.
ANDREW
Yes.
MAITLIS
The women are now being heard.
ANDREW
Quite rightly.
MAITLIS
How do you move on from this?
ANDREW
Well, it’s an interesting way of putting it. I’m carrying on with what I do. I have a number of things that I have been doing since 2011, they’re pretty well organised, pretty successful and so I’m carrying on and trying to improve those things that I’m already doing.
MAITLIS
I wonder what effect all this has had on your close family? You’ve got your daughters of your own.
ANDREW
It has been, what I would describe as a constant sore in the family. We all knew him and I think that if we have a conversation about it, it’s…we are all left with the same thing, what on earth happened or how did he get to where he was, what did he do, how did he do it?
And so it’s just a constant sort of gnaw. I mean this first came out in 2011 and it was a surprise to…to all of us because the photographs were published at a separate time to when I was there and then we sort of questioned what on earth is going on and as a family we discussed it.
And then in 2015 when the allegations were made in the deposition, there was a sort of…there was a sort of…this is the immediate family, not the wider family. The wider family couldn’t be more supportive but the immediate family, it was well, what’s all this about? And we all just were at a loss so it’s just…
MAITLIS
Has the episode been damaging to the royal family, to Her Majesty the Queen?
ANDREW
I don’t believe it’s been damaging to the Queen at all, it has to me and it’s been a constant drip if you see what I mean in the background that people want to know. If I was in a position to be able to answer all these questions in a way that gave sensible answers other than the ones that I have given that gave closure then I’d love it but I’m afraid I can’t. I’m just not in a position to do so because I’m just as much in the dark as many people.
MAITLIS
How do you reconnect with the public then now?
ANDREW
Exactly what I’m doing which is to use and to continue to work with pitch, to continue to work with iDEA and the things that I believe strongly in.
I’m not somebody who does things in competition with people oddly. I do things in collaboration with people
So I want people to…to work together to come to, as it were, a solution to a bigger problem. And so I got a number of people working together, particularly in the education field, particularly in…and also in areas of government and what they are doing so that we’re bringing everybody together so that we’re all pushing in the same direction and iDEA now does that.
We’ve been going properly now for two years, we’ve got 3.5 million people who got a badge. We’ve got half a million, or just over half a million young people are using the service and I’m trying to think what else we’ve got. But it’s…well it’s designed for 7 to 14 year olds in the
United Kingdom and it turns out it’s done from 5 to 95 around the world so it’s being done in 100 countries now. So we’re slightly on the catch-up at this point.
MAITLIS
I know we have to bring this to a close because we’re running out of time. You’ve faced questions today on a very, very raw subject. There has never been an interview like this before, I wonder what that tells us about the way the royal family now confronts these difficult situations. Has there been a sea change?
ANDREW
I think the problem that I’m…we face in the 21 st Century is social media. There is a whole range of things that you face now that you didn’t face 25 years ago because it was just the print media. And I think that to some extent there is a…there is a thick skin that you have to have and again I’m not a confrontationist myself.
I would prefer to be able to, as it were, resolve things in a way that is sensible. And so choosing to, as it were, get out there and talk about these things, it’s almost…it’s almost a mental health issue to some extent for me in the sense that it’s been nagging at my mind for a great many years. I know that I made the wrong judgement and I made the wrong decision but I made the wrong decision and the wrong judgement I believe fundamentally for the right reasons which is to say to somebody “I’m not going to see you again” and in fact from that day forth, I was never in contact with him.
The subsequent allegations are, what I would describe as surprising, shocking and a distraction. But that’s…I mean there are all sorts of things that are on the Internet and out there in the public domain that we just sort of go “well, yeah” but I’m afraid is…it just never happened.
MAITLIS
You’ve talked about a thick skin, I wonder if you have any sense now of guilt, regret or shame about any of your behaviour and your friendship with Epstein?
ANDREW
As far as Mr Epstein was concerned, it was the wrong decision to go and see him in 2010. As far as my association with him was concerned, it had some seriously beneficial outcomes in areas that have nothing and have nothing to do with what I would describe as what we’re talking about today.
On balance, could I have avoided ever meeting him? Probably not and that’s because of my friendship with Ghislaine, it was…it was…it was inevitable that we would have come across each other. Do I regret the fact that he has quite obviously conducted himself in a manner unbecoming? Yes.
MAITLIS
Unbecoming? He was a sex offender.
ANDREW
Yeah, I’m sorry, I’m being polite, I mean in the sense that he was a sex offender. But no, was I right in having him as a friend?  I don’t there was anything wrong then, the problem was the fact that once he had been convicted…
MAITLIS
You stayed with him.
ANDREW
I stayed with him and that’s…that’s…that’s’ the bit that…that…that, as it were, I kick myself for on a daily basis because it was not something that was becoming of a member of the royal family and we try and uphold the highest standards and practices and I let the side down, simple as that.
MAITLIS
This interview has been exceptionally rare, you might not speak on this subject again, is there anything you feel has been left unsaid that you would like to say now?
ANDREW
No, I don’t think so. I think you’ve probably dragged out most of what is required and I’m truly grateful for the opportunity that you’ve given me to be able to discuss this with you.
MAITLIS
Your Royal Highness, thank you.
ANDREW
Thank you very much indeed.


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Using Puppet Templates
Learn how to template out configuration files with Puppet, filling in variables with the managed node’s facts.
Puppet supports templates written in the ERB templating language, which is part of the Ruby standard library.
Templates can be used to specify the contents of files.
For a full introduction to using templates with Puppet, see the templates chapter of Learning Puppet.
Evaluating Templates
Templates are evaluated via a simple function:
$value = template("my_module/mytemplate.erb")
Template files should be stored in the templates
directory of a Puppet module, which allows the template
function to locate them with the simplified path format shown above. For example, the file referenced by template("my_module/mytemplate.erb")
would be found on disk at /etc/puppet/modules/my_module/templates/mytemplate.erb
(assuming the common modulepath
of /etc/puppet/modules
).
(If a file cannot be located within any module, the template
function will fall back to searching relative to the paths in Puppet’s templatedir
. However, using this setting is no longer recommended.)
Templates are always evaluated by the parser, not by the client. This means that if you are using a puppet master server, then the templates only need to be on the server, and you never need to download them to the client. The client sees no difference between using a template and specifying all of the text of the file as a string.
ERB Template Syntax
ERB is part of the Ruby standard library. Full information about its syntax and evaluation is available in the Ruby documentation. An abbreviated version is presented below.
ERB is Plain Text With Embedded Ruby
ERB templates may contain any kind of text; in the context of Puppet, this is usually some sort of config file. (Outside the context of Puppet, it is usually HTML.)
Literal text in an ERB file becomes literal text in the processed output. Ruby instructions and expressions can be embedded in tags; these will be interpreted to help create the processed output.
Tags
The tags available in an ERB file depend on the way the ERB processor is configured. Puppet always uses the same configuration for its templates (see “trim mode” below), which makes the following tags available:
<%= Ruby expression %>
— This tag will be replaced with the value of the expression it contains.<% Ruby code %>
— This tag will execute the code it contains, but will not be replaced by a value. Useful for conditional or looping logic, setting variables, and manipulating data before printing it.<%# comment %>
— Anything in this tag will be suppressed in the final output.<%%
or%%>
— A literal <% or %>, respectively.<%-
— Same as<%
, but suppresses any leading whitespace in the final output. Useful when indenting blocks of code for readability.-%>
— Same as%>
, but suppresses the subsequent line break in the final output. Useful with many lines of non-printing code in a row, which would otherwise appear as a long stretch of blank lines.
Trim Mode
Puppet uses ERB’s undocumented "-"
(explicit line trim) mode, which allows tags to suppress leading whitespace and trailing line breaks as described above, and disallows the % line of code
shortcut. Although it unfortunately doesn’t appear in the ERB docs, you can read its effect in the Ruby source code starting in the initialize
method of the ERB::Compiler::TrimScanner
class.
Using Templates
Here is an example for generating the Apache configuration for Trac sites:
# /etc/puppet/modules/trac/manifests/tracsite.pp
define trac::tracsite($cgidir, $tracdir) {
file { "trac-${name}":
path => "/etc/apache2/trac/${name}.conf",
owner => 'root',
group => 'root',
mode => '0644',
require => File[apacheconf],
content => template('trac/tracsite.erb'),
notify => Service[apache2]
}
file { "tracsym-${name}":
ensure => symlink,
path => "${cgidir}/${name.cgi}",
target => '/usr/share/trac/cgi-bin/trac.cgi'
}
}
And then here’s the template:
<%# /etc/puppet/modules/trac/templates/tracsite.erb %>
<Location "/cgi-bin/ <%= @name %>.cgi">
SetEnv TRAC_ENV "/export/svn/trac/<%= @name %>"
</Location>
<%# You need something like this to authenticate users: %>
<Location "/cgi-bin/<%= @name %>.cgi/login">
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Trac"
AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/auth/svn
Require valid-user
</Location>
This puts each Trac configuration into a separate file, and then we just tell Apache to load all of these files:
# /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
Include /etc/apache2/trac/[^.#]*
Note that the template
function simply returns a string, which can be used as a value anywhere — the most common use is to fill file contents, but templates can also provide values for variables:
$myvariable = template('my_module/myvariable.erb')
Referencing Variables
Puppet passes all of the currently set variables (including facts) to templates when they are evaluated. There are several ways to access these variables:
- All of the variables visible in the current scope are available as Ruby instance variables — that is,
@fqdn, @memoryfree, @operatingsystem
, etc. This style of reference works identically to using short (local) variable names in a Puppet manifest:@fqdn
is exactly equivalent to$fqdn
. - Historically, all of the variables visible in the current scope were also available as Ruby methods — that is,
fqdn, memoryfree, operatingsystem
, etc., without the prepended@
sign. This style of reference caused problems when variable names collided with Ruby method names; its use emits deprecation warnings as of Puppet 3 and will be removed in Puppet 4. Please update any existing code which uses it and start any new code out with the@fqdn
instance-variable syntax. - Puppet passes an object named
scope
to the template. This contains all of the currently set variables, as well as some other data (including functions), and provides some methods for accessing them. You can use the scope object’slookupvar
method to find any variable, in any scope. See “Out-of-Scope Variables” below for more details.
Note that Puppet’s variable lookup rules changed for Puppet 3.0.
Out-of-Scope Variables
You can access variables in other scopes with the scope.lookupvar
method:
<%= scope.lookupvar('apache::user') %>
This can also be used to ensure that you are getting the top-scope value of a variable that may have been overridden in a local scope:
<%= scope.lookupvar('::domain') %>
Puppet 3 introduces an easier syntax: you can use the square bracket operator ([]
) on the scope object as though it were a hash.
<%= scope['::domain'] %>
Testing for Undefined variables
Instance variables are not created for variables whose values are undefined, so you can easily test for undefined variables with if @variable
:
<% if @myvar %>
myvar has <%= @myvar %> value
<% end %>
Older templates often used the has_variable?("myvar")
helper function, but this could yield odd results when variables were explicitly set to undef
, and should usually be avoided.
If you need to test for a variable outside the current scope, you should copy it to a local variable in the manifest before evaluating the template:
# manifest:
$in_var = $outside_scope::outside_var
# template:
<% if @in_var %>
outside_var has <%= @in_var %> value
<% end %>
Getting a List of All Variables
If you use the scope object’s to_hash
method, you can get a hash of every variable that is defined in the current scope. This hash uses the local name (osfamily
) of each variable, rather than the qualified name (::osfamily
).
This snippet will print all of the variable names defined in the current scope:
<% scope.to_hash.keys.each do |k| -%>
<%= k %>
<% end -%>
Combining Templates
The template function can concatenate several templates together as follows:
template('my_module/template1.erb','my_module/template2.erb')
This would be rendered as a single string with the content of both templates, in order.
Iteration
Puppet’s templates also support array iteration. If the variable you are accessing is an array, you can iterate over it in a loop. Given Puppet manifest code like this:
$values = [val1, val2, otherval]
You could have a template like this:
<% @values.each do |val| -%>
Some stuff with <%= val %>
<% end -%>
This would produce:
Some stuff with val1
Some stuff with val2
Some stuff with otherval
Note that normally, ERB template lines that just have code on them
would get translated into blank lines. This is because ERB generates
newlines by default. To prevent this, we use the closing tag -%>
instead of %>
.
As we mentioned, erb is a Ruby system, but you don’t need to know Ruby well to use ERB. Internally, Puppet’s values get translated to real Ruby values, including true and false, so you can be pretty confident that variables will behave as you might expect.
Conditionals
The ERB templating supports conditionals. The following construct is a quick and easy way to conditionally put content into a file:
<% if broadcast != "NONE" %> broadcast <%= broadcast %> <% end %>
Access to Tags and Declared Classes
Note: The lists of tags and declared classes are parse-order dependent — they are only safe to use if you know exactly when in the compilation process the template will be evaluated. Using these variables is not recommended.
In version 0.24.6 and later, Puppet passes the following extra variables to a template:
classes
— an array of all of the classes that have been declared so fartags
— an array of all of the tags applied to the current containerall_tags
— an array of all of the tags in use anywhere in the catalog
You can iterate over these variables or access their members.
This snippet will print all the classes that have been declared so far:
<% classes.each do |klass| -%>
The class <%= klass %> is defined
<% end -%>
This snippet will print all the tags applied to the current container:
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The tag <%= tag %> is part of the current scope
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This snippet will print all of the tags in use so far:
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Using Functions Within Templates
Puppet functions can be used inside templates, but their use is slightly different from their use in manifests:
- All functions are methods on the
scope
object. - You must prepend “
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For example, to include one template inside another:
<%= scope.function_template(["my_module/template2.erb"]) %>
To log a warning using Puppet’s own logging system, so that it will appear in reports:
<%= scope.function_warning(["Template was missing some data; this config file may be malformed."]) %>
Syntax Checking
ERB files are easy to syntax check. For a file mytemplate.erb, run
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Some experiments with Dart and Hexes...
The red Path showed on the map is the best path found from the character to the treasure chest. Moving from tile to tile has a cost and the notion of best path is determined by the total movement cost. The map can have several types of tiles : * Land - Movement cost 10. * Forest - Movement cost 12. * Sand - Movement cost 15. * Hill - Movement cost 18. * Mountain - Movement cost 26. Edit the map by selecting one of the button, then clicking on an hex on the map. You can see the minimum number of steps the character has to take in order to reach the treasure.
The character and treasure positions can be changed by clicking on their respective button then selecting an hex on the map. You can choose the type of character to use with the Charcter Type menu. You may have noted that you can place coin on the map. Well, each character react differently to coins, assigning them a different value. The Sage King, does not take coins into account (he is well above that) but other king may want to trade some movement cost for a coin, affecting the path they choose. Each king gives a value to a coin, that can be represented by the movement cost they are ready to sacrifice for them : * Sage King - Coin value 0. * War King - Coin value 2. * Sly King - Coin value 5. * Greed King - Coin value 9. Try placing coins on the map and see how the different kings reacts.
You can save map under the name you want by clicking the Save button. Maps can then be loaded until you quit or refresh your this page.
You can play with visibility by activating a fog that limits the vision of the character. When the fog is present, the visibility is determined by the surronding hex of the map. Each type of tile as a different height associated to it : * Land - Height 0. * Forest - Height 1. * Sand - Height 0. * Hill - Height 5. * Mountain - Height 10. Consequently, when the character is on a mountain (the higher element), it can see everything at its vision range. When on a smaller ground (let's say, a forest), every higher element (like a hill) will still be visible but blocks its field of view. Moreover, the visibility affects the path chosen, reducing the knowledge the character has of the map.


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The next Sea of Thieves update is a mysterious Tall Tale
Follow Polygon online:
by Cass MarshallAt today’s X019 event, Rare showed off the next addition to the pirate sandbox Sea of Thieves. The next update is The Seabound Soul, a Tall Tale where players join Captain Pendragon to uncover the mystery of a ship called the Ashen Dragon. This tale introduces a new threat in the world of Sea of Thieves, and we can likely expect the story to unfold over the months to come with successive updates.
Tall Tales are story-heavy quests with puzzle and environmental challenges. They were first introduced in the Anniversary Update for Sea of Thieves, and can be accessed from the Adventure mode of the game.
In addition, Sea of Thieves players will have to contend with a hot new danger: fire. Players can chuck fire bombs at each others’ ships, or start a blaze upon their own vessel by leaving their fish unattended too long on the cooking station.
The announcement of a new Rare IP, Everwild, isn’t expected to slow development on Sea of Thieves. Rare will continue dedicating resources to Sea of Thieves and maintaining the current schedule of monthly events.
The Seabound Soul will go live in Sea of Thieves on Nov. 20, and will be free for all players.
Vox Media has affiliate partnerships. These do not influence editorial content, though Vox Media may earn commissions for products purchased via affiliate links. For more information, see our ethics policy .


vim
Vim (Vi IMproved), a command-line text editor, provides several modes for different kinds of text manipulation.
Pressing `i` in normal mode enters insert mode. Pressing `` goes back to normal mode, which enables the use of Vim commands.
See also `vimdiff`, `vimtutor`, `nvim`.
More information: home page
- Open a file:
vim path/to/file
- Open a file at a specified line number:
vim +line_number path/to/file
- View Vim's help manual:
:help
- Save and quit the current buffer:
:wq
- Enter normal mode and undo the last operation:
u
- Search for a pattern in the file (press `n`/`N` to go to next/previous match):
/search_pattern
- Perform a regular expression substitution in the whole file:
:%s/regular_expression/replacement/g
- Display the line numbers:
:set nu


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OD(1) User Commands OD(1) NAME od - dump files in octal and other formats SYNOPSIS od [OPTION]... [FILE]... od [-abcdfilosx]... [FILE] [[+]OFFSET[.][b]] od --traditional [OPTION]... [FILE] [[+]OFFSET[.][b] [+][LABEL][.][b]] DESCRIPTION Write an unambiguous representation, octal bytes by default, of FILE to standard output. With more than one FILE argument, concatenate them in the listed order to form the input. With no FILE, or when FILE is -, read standard input. All arguments to long options are mandatory for short options. -A, --address-radix=RADIX decide how file offsets are printed -j, --skip-bytes=BYTES skip BYTES input bytes first -N, --read-bytes=BYTES limit dump to BYTES input bytes -S, --strings[=BYTES] output strings of at least BYTES graphic chars -t, --format=TYPE select output format or formats -v, --output-duplicates do not use * to mark line suppression -w, --width[=BYTES] output BYTES bytes per output line --traditional accept arguments in traditional form --help display this help and exit --version output version information and exit Traditional format specifications may be intermixed; they accumulate: -a same as -t a, select named characters, ignoring high-order bit -b same as -t o1, select octal bytes -c same as -t c, select ASCII characters or backslash escapes -d same as -t u2, select unsigned decimal 2-byte units -f same as -t fF, select floats -i same as -t dI, select decimal ints -l same as -t dL, select decimal longs -o same as -t o2, select octal 2-byte units -s same as -t d2, select decimal 2-byte units -x same as -t x2, select hexadecimal 2-byte units If first and second call formats both apply, the second format is assumed if the last operand begins with + or (if there are 2 operands) a digit. An OFFSET operand means -j OFFSET. LABEL is the pseudo-address at first byte printed, incremented when dump is progressing. For OFFSET and LABEL, a 0x or 0X prefix indicates hexadecimal; suffixes may be . for octal and b for multiply by 512. TYPE is made up of one or more of these specifications: a named character, ignoring high-order bit c ASCII character or backslash escape d[SIZE] signed decimal, SIZE bytes per integer f[SIZE] floating point, SIZE bytes per integer o[SIZE] octal, SIZE bytes per integer u[SIZE] unsigned decimal, SIZE bytes per integer x[SIZE] hexadecimal, SIZE bytes per integer SIZE is a number. For TYPE in doux, SIZE may also be C for sizeof(char), S for sizeof(short), I for sizeof(int) or L for sizeof(long). If TYPE is f, SIZE may also be F for sizeof(float), D for sizeof(double) or L for sizeof(long double). RADIX is d for decimal, o for octal, x for hexadecimal or n for none. BYTES is hexadecimal with 0x or 0X prefix, and may have a multiplier suf‐ fix: b 512, kB 1000, K 1024, MB 1000*1000, M 1024*1024, GB 1000*1000*1000, G 1024*1024*1024, and so on for T, P, E, Z, Y. Adding a z suffix to any type displays printable characters at the end of each output line. Option --string without a number implies 3; option --width without a number implies 32. By default, od uses -A o -t oS -w16. AUTHOR Written by Jim Meyering. REPORTING BUGS Report od bugs to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GNU coreutils home page: <http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/> General help using GNU software: <http://www.gnu.org/gethelp/> Report od translation bugs to <http://translationproject.org/team/> COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc. License GPLv3+: GNU GPL version 3 or later <http://gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. This is free software: you are free to change and redistribute it. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. SEE ALSO The full documentation for od is maintained as a Texinfo manual. If the info and od programs are properly installed at your site, the command info coreutils 'od invocation' should give you access to the complete manual. GNU coreutils 8.12.197-032bb September 2011 OD(1)


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Components that will allow you to organize your media library to help with the creation of channels that do things the way you want.
Filler lists are collections of videos that you may want to play during 'flex' time segments. Flex is time within a channel that does not have a program scheduled (Usually used for padding).
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Down with America 3: Moldy Kitten
Directed by Richard Ferrando
Written by Danielle Ervin, Richard Ferrando, Grant Goodman, Joe Kaczkowski, Karen Mester, Justin Mickley, Aaron Miller
Based on `Down with America' by Mary Hornbacher
Starring Joe Kaczkowski, Aaron Miller, Karen Mester, Josh Raab, and Meri Stevens
As Reviewed by James Brundage
This is a multi-faceted job. I wrote, in a review of Firestorm, that being a film critic is like having a doctorate in theology: people are always asking you `why?' I revise this. Most people don't bother asking you `why' as much as they bother asking you about the trends. They think that you have some mystic knowledge of whats trendy. That you know what's hot and what's not.
The truth is that being a movie critic is something akin to Number Theory. It is your job to observe patterns in the current fabric of the universe of celluloid. You pick up paradoxes, learn the exceptions to the rules, and try to make sense of it all. As in theology and mathematics, it rarely works.
An interesting paradox I have run across in my studies is one of originality. Just last night, I trashed the Anthony Hopkins/Cuba Gooding, Jr. collaboration Instinct on the account of it not having an ounce of originality. However, sitting at the keyboard typing my review of Moldy Kitten, I think only of how unoriginal it is, which poses a question to me: Is the lack of originality just an excuse a critic uses as a measure of their personal distaste for a film?
I wonder if these years I have been doing this job, this quasi-rubric that I grade films on, is really worth anything. Have I been lying to myself this entire time, seeing as I am able to like a film like Moldy Kitten: a movie with a terrible plot, and dislike Instinct: another movie with a terrible plot?
The question to ponder is what makes good and bad. Seeing as this question fringes on morals and is thus not at all the business of the movie critic, who does not bear a nation's moral responsibility on his or her shoulders (we'll leave that to Jerry Falwell to worry about), I think I'd better leave that alone and get on with my review of Moldy Kitten.
Moldy Kitten follows Brian Ferrell (Aaron Miller), a cliché character that we have never been able to help but like. His life has been destroyed after he was implicated in the murder of his fiancée (whom he still loves) and, three years later; he is just now getting back into the game by dating Ellen McMurphy (Karen Mester). This hardly sounds like the previous two parts of the trilogy.
Let's throw in the fact that Aaron was the fiancée of the librarian offed in the first film and is dating a woman who lives two doors down from the Mystery Man (Joe Kaczkowski) and a series of bloody murders are taking place in the background. We throw in alien abductions and conspiracies to cover up the existence of The Book, the very item which has haunted the entire trilogy of films.
Being a veteran of movies, I can safely say that the plot is nothing new. Like many plots, it is a mix and mash of dozens of movies and thus not original at all… or is it.
Originality, the magic ingredient to a film that everyone wants and almost no one has, comes in two forms. One form is in the story itself. The other is in the method in which the story is done. The entire genre of dark comedy has made a career out of thanatological comedy: the same gag done on a live man is much funnier when the person is dead (at least sometimes). Seeing something new does not always come in the form of complete originality, but in styles we haven't seen before.
Moldy Kitten does this. It incorporates a Western style showdown and an X-Files class abduction with a strange ditty of a romance. When we mix and match plots in film, they are usually conventional, which is what Moldy Kitten refuses to do.

So should you.
***1/2 (out of *****)
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Bucs waive former first-round pick Hargreaves
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers waived former first-round draft pick Vernon Hargreaves on Tuesday.
The cornerback, a Florida product, was the No. 11 overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
General manager Jason Licht said in a team statement that he and coach Bruce Arians consulted on the move.
“After thoughtful consideration over the past few weeks, Coach Arians and I came to the conclusion that we needed to make this change,” Licht said. “Decisions such as this are always difficult, but we felt it was in the best interest of our team to part ways with Vernon at this time and allow him to explore other opportunities. We are disappointed that it did not work out here for Vernon and we wish him continued success moving forward.”
Arians benched Hargreaves in the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Arizona Cardinals over what he perceived as a lack of hustle on a 55-yard catch by Arizona rookie receiver Andy Isabella.
Hargreaves returned late in the game and was called for pass interference on a fourth-and-5 play with 30 seconds remaining.
The Bucs held on to win 30-27.
Hargreaves had been in Arians’ doghouse before. In the team’s first OTAs of the year, Arians held him out because the cornerback wasn’t ready to practice, he said.
After Sunday’s game, Hargreaves didn’t fight Arians’ assessment of his play.
“If that’s what coach saw, that’s what he saw,” Hargreaves said. “There’s no arguing it. I need to hustle, point-blank, end of discussion. And I’ll get better. I’m sure I’ll talk with him this week and we’ll get things straightened out, and we’ll see where to go from here.”
Hargreaves started the first nine games of the season for the Buccaneers (3-6) and had 40 tackles, one interception, one fumble recovery and four passes defended.
In his Buccaneers career, Hargreaves played in 35 games (33 starts) and recorded 164 tackles, four tackles for loss, two interceptions, two forced fumbles and one recovered fumble. He returned one interception for a touchdown.
Tampa Bay now has five cornerbacks on the active roster: Ryan Smith, Carlton Davis, Jamel Dean, Sean Murphy-Bunting and M.J. Stewart.
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Choropleth illustrating the distribution of HINI outbreaks in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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In my free time, I like to attend tech events such as hackathons and datathons as it provides a platform for me to learn new skills and exchange ideas with others. To date, I have successfully completed 28 of such events all over Asia.
In the time I have spent with Axiata, I have worked on multiple projects with Axiata’s operating companies such as Edotco and Celcom. For Edotco, I worked on site planning for new tower locations based on geospatial analysis of customer demand (cell tower congestion) and supply (network signal strength). After the completion of the towers, the network capacity would be able to accommodate an additional 30% load. For Celcom, I worked on the Next Best Alternative Offer marketing project to determine which marketing campaigns to be pushed to customers through SMS. This improved the subsequent postpaid take up rate by 165% and 130% in the following 2 months.
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Worked on the core features and functionalities for CET Desginer (Configura's main software product). The new features added to the product includes the new export format as well as image edge detection. The new export format allows FBX file export using FBX SDK given the in house .cm files. The image edge detection is used for line snapping which improves the overall user experience using OpenCV.
Worked on automating package installers (bash scripting) for MSSGard. The installers removes the need for new developers and users to install required packages manually.
Worked on bug fixing for Angular Frontend and Java SpringBoot Backend for MSSGARD. Continued on sanity, module and penetration testing of MSSGARD after deployment of product. Initiated the implementation of Automated testing of MSSGARD using Selenium.
In my free time, I like to attend tech events such as hackathons and datathons as it provides a platform for me to learn new skills and exchange ideas with others. To date, I have successfully completed 28 of such events all over Asia.


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Brokers are created merging components assemblies from different layers.
The layers used to create a broker are denominated its flavor.
The flavor used in the creation of a broker is provided by field flavor
of the configuration table passed as argument of function oil.init
(config)
.
The value of this field must be a string with the names of the different layers separated by semicolons (;
), like in the example below:
broker = oil.init{ flavor = "intercepted;corba;typed;base" }
The order the layer names in the flavor string is important because layers are created from left to right. Therefore, the components of left-most layers are created first and shall not be replaced by components from other layers. Generally, more specific layers must appear first. In particular, extensions layers must come before the layer they extend. In the example above, the extension layer intercepted comes first then the extended layer corba. The same is true for extension layer typed and extended layer base. Theoretically, complementary layers can come in any order relative to one another. However, it is a good practice to put RMI layers first than the core layer because the RMI layer might extend the core layer in some way. See section Architectural Layers for the list of layers defined by OiL.
The flavor is a feature used to help the creation of brokers from combination of assemblies defined as architectural layers.
For a description about the definition of layers see section Defining Layers.
However, you do not have to define a new layer to can create different assemblies.
Moreover, you can provide a flavor that completes a partial assembly you provide to function oil.init
.
As an example, consider the following code that provides RMI components and completes the broker assembly with components from layer base.
-- create assembly broker = oil.init{ flavor = "cooperative;base", OperationRequester = MyProtocolRequester(), ObjectReferrer = MyProtocolReferrer(), RequestListener = MyProtocolListener(), } -- make connections from your components -- to components from layer 'base' broker.OperationRequester.sockets = broker.BasicSystem.sockets broker.RequestListener.sockets = broker.BasicSystem.sockets


Rules of Engagement (2000) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/ Member: Online Film Critics Society
Starring Samuel L. Jackson, Tommy Lee Jones, Guy Pearce, Bruce Greenwood, Ben Kingsley. Directed by William Friedkin. Rated R.
I'm not the first to say this, but Rules of Engagement is a real testament to the skills of three great actors. The movie itself is utterly hollow, a confused diatribe unable or unwilling to determine what exactly its convictions are. I've heard that the reason for this is the film's commercialization for easy access by a wide audience and for once, it may have been for the best. As it stands, I would have probably enjoyed the film far less had it been a moral lesson rather than just an entertaining popcorn flick.
The movie begins in the jungles of Vietnam, where Colonels Terry Childers (Samuel L. Jackson) and Hayes Hodges (Tommy Lee Jones) are under a surprise guerrilla attack by North Vietnamese soldiers. Hodges is shot. A desperate Childers executes a Vietnamese soldier in an effort to make the general tell his troops to back off. He then drages Hodges to safety. This scene is there to set up the fact that Hodges is indebted to Childers -- something that will become important later on.
Years pass. Hayes Hodges is now a small-time military lawyer about to retire; Childers is still an active Colonel. One day, he is sent to the American embassy in Yemen, where native protesters have surrounded the building with the ambassador (Ben Kingsley) inside and are getting rowdy. In essense, this is a babysitting mission: go in, get the ambassador out, leave. But things get more complicated than that. It seems there are snipers set up in strategic locations around the building and the crowd also seems to have weapons. Childers' marines start to get shot. Panicking, Childers orders his men to fire into the crowd, yelling "Waste the motherfuckers." 73 Yemenese civilians die; over a hundred are injured.
Back at home, the head honchos of the military are scared to death of a scandal. The National Security Adviser (Bruce Greenwood) decides to avoid fingers pointed at the American military by blaming the whole thing on Col. Childers. He destroys the tape that proves that the crowd in front of the embassy did indeed have weapons. Childers is court marshaled and charged with murder. He asks his old friend Hayes to defend him. At first, Hayes is reluctant ("I'm a good enough lawyer to know that you need a better lawyer than me.") but finally gives in because of his debt to his friend. Meanwhile, Major Mark Biggs (Guy Pearce), a big-shot, Stanford-educated lawyer, volunteers to prosecute.
Rules of Engagement is one of the more engrossing military dramas that I've seen. It was directed by William Friedkin (The Exorcist), who has a flair for undistinctive, unpretentious but always effective camerawork. He uses camera tricks but he doesn't over use them (ahem, Oliver Stone) and the result is a movie that flows smoothly, grabbing your attention from point one and never letting go.
Friedkin really has his stars to thank for that. Jackson is excellent, despite having the most bombastic and least versatile of the roles in the movie. Even in his character's most defeated state, he still exudes authority. Jones has opportunities for poignancy, action and even laughs. Despite being typecast nowadays, he's still a consistently entertaining actor -- and as a lawyer, he's unbeatable. I also liked what Guy Pearce did with the thankless role of the prosecuting attorney. He's a villain in the story, yes, but Pearce makes him a little more than that: a ruthless man with a little sympathy running underneath.
It should be said that Rules of Engagement has absolutely no message. It doesn't know what it wants to say, or even if it wants to say anything. It takes a point of view: Col. Childers should not be punished because the crowd had weapons and he was defending his men. And then it begins to thematically eat itself by starting to make arguments for the other side. It goes back and forth that way until we abandon all hope of the film actually being significant and focus on the glorious performances and the smart, concise, enjoyable dialogue. The courtroom scenes, at least, have the force of conviction.
When push comes to shove, Rules of Engagement comes through as a mindless courtroom melodrama and inevitably fails on the rare occasions when it tries to pass itself off as something more than that. It's not brain food, but no one will be bored.
Grade: B
©2000 Eugene Novikov
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