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is
looking at us. Are we too in love with the vision of our self that prevents us from what we need to do and make
the necessary decision to reach our goal?"
I read this in a medium article this week and I resonated with these lines. I learnt that I have grown up with
alot of
people telling me that I am not good at math and somewhere I started to beleive it. Unnlearning it has been very
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literally just started
learning! I learnt that I judge myself if I don't get something right in the first try. I am definetly working
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# What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
"In programming, or learning in general, understanding the brains dynamic role in achieving goals is very important.
Specifically the awareness around toxic thoughts, feelings and ideas. Challenges + (Resilience + Intrinsic Drive) = Impact" is a reading a came across which reflects why self awarenness is crucial when programming.
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I love the core learning. I enjoy reflecting and writing. I love learning new ways of strengthening our minds,
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beneficial when
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Chile: We have a complete update of the data for Chile including several new marine sites, the largest of which is the Mar de Juan Fernández Marine and Coastal Protected Area in the Juan Fernández islands. These new marine sites add an additional 12,000 km2 to the marine extent of Chile.
Montenegro: As part of ongoing communication with the Environmental Protection Agency of Montenegro and their launch of their biodiversity geoportal we have added a boundary for Piva Nature Park which is over 320 km² and links up with Sutjeska National Park in neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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WDPA User Manual: We are pleased to announce that the WDPA User Manual has been translated into French, Spanish and Russian. Additionally, the Manual has been updated with an appendix on WDPA Data Contributor Agreements (Appendix 2), and has undergone general updates and edits based on user feedback. Version 1.5 of the User Manual is now available in three languages through the geodatabase download above and via the following links:
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Falkands Islands (Malvinas): Under validation by data provider
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Malawi: Under validation by data provider
Ecuador: Final approval stages
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Wednesday, October 01, 2008
I woke at 3AM and couldn’t go back to sleep. I read a chapter in the Book of Mormon and still didn’t feel sleepy so I watched a movie on Comcast. I did go back to bed at 6AM and slept until 8AM. After breakfast David brought Conner for Mae to tend. She later picked up Tyler and Emily from school and took the three children to Dinosaur Park in Ogden. I made a bus run from noon to 4:30PM again today. Mae had got home just a little before I did and had dinner about ready. We ate and went over to the Clearfield Family History and started out training to be workers there. While we were there I found that Brother Pierce, the director of the center, and I are related through the Browning. I think that I have a picture that shows his 3rd Great Grandmother and my 3rd Great Grandfather are brother and sisters. It was almost 9:30PM when we got home. I finished this entry and took a shower before we went to bed.
Thursday, October 02, 2008
I got up at 5:15AM so that I could get to the bus compound and ready to ride on a morning route. I came home about 9:30AM and took care of things around the house.  After finishing the run I went into Best Buy and bought a 4 year insurance on my GPS, a cover for the GPS and a memory chip for the GPS. Mae had dinner ready when I got home. She had expected Jeff and Gail to come over for dinner but Jeff had too much to do at work and was late leaving. Jeff just stopped by and we sent dinner home with him. I got my route entered into my GPS for tomorrow morning. We will see how it works on this run. Bruce was here to visit his parents and did some work on my computer this afternoon. Mae got the bank statement balanced this evening.
Friday, October 03, 2008
I made another bus run today, getting home about 3:30PM. I was tired but I set down and started to figure my runs for next week. I told the dispatch that I would not be available to drive bus on Monday but by this evening all other days next week have a run scheduled. Mae took Kylan and Ashley to Dinosaur Park today. They got home about 5PM and we then went to Golden Corral where we met Scott and Mishelle and had dinner. Mae and I then went to the Val Browning Center at Weber Collage to see a Ballet. I fell asleep shortly after we got there and later Mae asked that we leave because her hip was hurting. We came home and soon went to bed. We decided to watch a movie and found the movie “Monkey Business” staring Carry Grant. It was good. I sure love being with Mae.
Saturday, October 04, 2008
We slept in until almost 8AM. Mae gave me a hair cut and then we took showers. I prepared breakfast of fish and eggs. Very good. We sure enjoyed this mornings first session of General Conference. After the conference session finished I worked on my desires for my funeral services. Mark came down and visited for a few minutes. Mae went over to the nursery to exchange a plant. I took care of my rabbits and then continued to work on the computer for a while. There was a special program on TV about President Thomas Monson’s life and his callings that was very good. Mae came home just in time to lesson to the second session of conference. I popped a popper of corn and sure enjoyed that as we watched and listened to the conference session. I also filled some capsules with Mannatech product as I enjoyed conference. Scott and I attended the Priesthood Session of General Conference and sure enjoyed the talks and the spirit that was there. After the meeting Scott and I went out to eat and enjoy the time together. When I took Scott home I went in with him and we assembled a new recliner/rocker that was bought for Mishelle’s comfort when these twin babies arrive. I sure enjoyed this evening. Mae was watching a movie when I got home so I watched it with her. It was a good show with little profanity but it did show the world of Babylon.
Sunday, October 05, 2008
We slept in until 8AM. I prepared breakfast with the new omelet pan that Mae bought yesterday. We enjoyed watching General Conference today. After the morning session I had to call Scott and tell him to ignore my concerns about the financial depression that we talked about last night. After listening to the last two talks this morning, I believe that we just need to follow the prophet and do the best we can. Mae cooked up some elk steaks that the bus assistance gave me last week. It was good to have some meat other than chicken and fish for a change. This afternoon I got the boat ready to go in the morning. I worked on a story and sent it to my family. I also got things put together for in the morning. Mae worked on some Family History and got my lunch ready for tomorrow.
Monday, October 06, 2008
I got up early and picked up Randy at 5AM. we went up to Strawberry Reservoir fishing. Fishing was very slow this morning but picked up this afternoon. We caught several but as normal there had to release most of them. We did bring three fish home. It was late when we got home so I soon went to bed as I have to go early tomorrow for a field trip. Mae was busy today getting things ready for Christmas.
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
I was at the bus shop at 6AM to line things up for a field trip this morning. I was able to get to Viewmont High School just about 5 minutes before they were ready to load the bus. The reason for being late is that when I was ready to leave the compound there was a buzzer on the bus that was going off. I was unable to find it so took the bus up and had a mechanic come out and check it. It was a emergency window alarm. While I was waiting at UVU in Orem, Roberta called me and wants me to do an afternoon run for a Jr. High and an Elementary. I was able to get back just in time for those runs. By the time I cleaned the bus and visited with Roberta concerning a field trip on Saturday, it was after 5PM when I got home. We ate and then went over to the Family History Center for the evening. We mainly worked on merging the Browning PAFF files we got from Carla and Betsy. When we got home I made some bids for next week and entered my journal entry.
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
I made an early morning run with a assistant to help me. This was Alama who I have worked with before. She said that she know the route and didn’t need me to use my GPS, but she got me lost about three times. It was interesting how independent a person can get. She had help available but wouldn’t use it. I guess that is like a lot of us, we have a Heavenly Father that is waiting to bless and help us but many will not look up. The other thought that I had is that this GPS is a man made Liahona but many can not except that our Father in Heaven can’t help each individual person. I got a short break between the morning trip and the afternoon trip but was sure tired when I got home. Mae had dinner about ready and we took it over to Jeff and Gail’s where we ate and then played games. Jeff was sure on one this evening and made me feel like I am sure a dumb bell. When we came home I went right to bed.
Thursday, October 09, 2008
I went into the Dispatch just as a on call but I was soon asked to make a run. A driver just didn’t show up. When I came home between runs Mae was gone to tend children for Gail. I fed the rabbits and took a short nap. I got something to eat and went back to take a field trip run. I got home a little after 4PM. Mae still wasn’t home when I got there. Before leaving the bus compound I was asked to take a route tomorrow. I thought I could get the routes entered into my GPS while waiting for Mae but Bob came down and showed me some sales and stayed and talked for some time. That had me upset and when Mae did get home I wasn’t in a very good mood. That didn’t help things. After dinner Mae had the book group to go to so I went shopping with Bob and bought me some new boots. I did straighten a few things up before Mae got home. I finished entering the routes for tomorrow in the GPS and caught my journal up before going to bed.
Friday, October 10, 2008
When I got up I let Mae sleep in. I made a bus run this morning to North Layton Jr. High and to Mountain View elementary. I came home for a while and took a nap. Mae was gone, when I woke up, as she went out to lunch with Georgia today. As we often do, Mae had left me a little note. I will enter that note at the end of this entry. She also did some shopping before returning home. Before going back to the bus shop I helped Mark get some of the vegetables harvested from our garden. It looks like with the frost last night and the expected frost tonight our garden is finished for this year. I made an afternoon run and got things lined up for a field trip tomorrow. I still beat Mae home. Bob and I went Home Teaching this evening and visited Brother Casey and Patriarch & Sister Johnston. After I got home we went to bed and watched a movie on DVD, “For Ever Young.”
Ken,
I’m upstairs cutting Bob’s hair.
Thanks for cutting up the squash, taking
Out the garbage and putting water
in the fridge & pantry. You’re wonderful.
Thanks for being good to me & letting me
sleep in & being happy & positive.
Sure love you,
Mae XOXO
Saturday, October 11, 2008
We slept in until 7:45AM. I took a shower and got dressed. Mae had got up a little earlier than I did and had breakfast about ready. After breakfast I went out and fed my rabbits. I then took a ladder over to our neighbors, Mike, and picked two buckets of apples from his tree. I got ready and left for the field trip. The school called and upped the leavening time by 45 minutes due to weather and also the fact that there is a BYU home football game tonight. We are to transport the Davis High School Marching Band to Mountain View High School in Orem. I got over to the school 1st out of the five busses but I didn’t know where the North bus loop was so a 2nd bus came and he helped me get to the loading area. The 4th bus was late as the driver hadn’t gone in early enough and found that his bus was low on fuel. He had to go after fuel. The 5th driver found that the bus that had been assigned to him was not in the lot so he had to find another bus to drive. We were over 45 minutes late leaving the school. The trip went well and the kids were very good. When we got there we were instructed to pull into a very small parking lot. After getting 4 of the 5 busses into the lot we were told that they were moving us about 5 blocks away. We just had to drive over the curb to get out of the lot. When we finally got to a grade school parking lot and unloaded the youth, it was amazing to see the youth prepare for the competition. After the competition was over we reloaded and left for home. As it got dark some of the youth was making quite a bit of noise in the back of the bus. I finally turned the interior light and that calmed them down. I was also impressed with the fact that when the youth unloaded two youth remained on the bus and picked up all the trash and left behind items. It was after 8PM when I got back to the bus compound. I was tired when I got home but we stayed up and watched a movie.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
When we go up this morning we found several inches of new snow. I had to shovel snow and then went over to the chapel to help set up chairs but they were all done. I came home and fed the rabbits. We enjoyed the meetings today. Bob cooked some diner for us. This afternoon we went up to David and Shauna’s where all the family assembled for the afternoon. It was a good afternoon and evening. Terry called this evening after we got home. He is flying to Salt Lake Friday for a special conference and would like to have seen us while he is in the area. It was good to talk to him for a few minutes anyway. It was late when we went to bed.
Monday, October 13, 2008
I didn’t get a call from the bus dispatch so we slept in. I didn’t get up until after 8AM. I cooked us egg omelets for breakfast but I burned it a little. I still haven’t got the hang of the new omelet pan. After breakfast Mae had a dental appointment. While she was gone I fed the rabbits and then went over to Fieldcrest Cabinet Co. and got a new set of hinges for the turn table cabinet and also a cutting board. I also had time to enter my bus time for the past week. Irven, Sandy and Bryce came over to get Irven’s truck. They had to put 2 quarts of transmission oil in it before they could drive it. Mae and I put up apple sauce and dried some apples. It was after 10PM when we finished and cleaned up.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
We slept in and after getting up and showering I fixed breakfast while Mae bottled tomatoes. I went out and fed the rabbits. Mae went to an appointment with Charly Child. I have a field trip this afternoon. When I got to the bus compound and looked for my assigned bus it wasn’t there. I took another and got to the school about 5 minutes before time to leave. I took Syracuse High’s J.V. football team to Fremont High School. It was a good game and Syracuse won 21 to 10. After returning I called Jeff and we met at the Layton Hill Mall where I bought me some flip-flops to replace the ones that I bought while on our mission. We then went to a restraint and got something to eat so we could talk. I talked pretty straight to Jeff but I don’t think I got anywhere. After getting home I entered my time and mileage into the computer. Mae came home from the Family History Center and the two of us talked for a couple of hours about Jeff and Gail. I am not sure that the best thing for Gail would be to separate form Jeff and maybe it would wake Jeff up. It was mid-night before we got to bed.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
I got a call from the bus dispatch this morning at 5:30AM asking me to make a run. Mae got up and got me some breakfast and I made the run ok. When I returned I just had time to drive to my appointment with Nancy and Fran. Mae called and told me that I needed to take my last readings and a list of things to get while at Nancy’s. I drove home and got the things but was a little late getting to my appointment. My tests looked very good and I was told that I could now eat a little red meat but preferably not grain fed meat. When I got home I did take a nap before going on the afternoon run. I tried to fuel the bus before the run but couldn’t the fuel card. When the assistant go on the bus and I told her she found the card in another place that it is normally kept. I tried again but the pump would only give me 5 gal. of fuel. The run went well and I got back to the compound a little early so I tried again to fuel the bus and was able to get 116 gal. in this time. I got home qand Mae wasn’t quite ready to leave for Orem. We called Mike on the cell phone and told him we would meet them at the game. He gave us directions how to get to Pleasant Grove High school. As we were driving on the freeway several driver disregarded the laws for the HOV lane. Just before reaching the Pleasant Grove exit a fellow crossed into the HOV lane over double solid lines and then cut back to the regular lanes. A Utah Highway Patrol officer saw him and pulled him over. That made my day. Although the Pleasant Grove team won the game 17 to 0 over American Fork, David made a great sack in the first of the game and he got a lot of play time. Sandi, Nick, JaNae and her children also came to the game. We stayed the night at Mike and Becky’s so we can tend the children the next two days.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
I didn’t sleep very well last night as I woke at 2:30AM worrying about Jeff. I did get back in bed at 5AM but still didn’t sleep very peacefully. We got up shortly after 8AM and after eating breakfast Mike and Becky left for Park City. Before breakfast David played on his guitar and the piano. He is very talented in several areas.  I took a nap this afternoon. Page went baby sitting this afternoon and evening. David went bowling with his friends but when they got there they found out that they would have a long wait so they went to a movie instead. This afternoon Mae, Jessie, Mattie and I went to the Provo Mall where I got new grams on my glasses. I broke the frame while on the bus route yesterday. While I was getting my glasses repaired, Mae and the girls road on the elevator and escalators. As we were trying to find the mall, a pickup got in the wrong lane to the left side of me. He pulled out right in front of me and I had to slam on my brakes to miss him. There was a Highway Patrol officer just to my right side and he pulled the pickup over to sight him. On the way home we stopped at the grocery store for a few items. When Page got home and Mae had put the little girls to bed, Mae, Page and I played some card games. Mae and I watched a show on TV before going to sleep.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Mae got up about 8AM but I slept until 9AM. After I ate some breakfast, Mae, Mattie, Jessie and I played a game of Old Pig. I then worked on my journal. Mae, Mattie, Jessie and I walked to the school where Mattie and Jessie attend and played on the swings and gym sets they have there. This afternoon Mae, Page, David and I played cards until Page left with a friend and her family to stay the weekend in a cabin at Park City. David had to work this evening. Mae and I took Mattie and Jessie to a movie “Wallie”. We couldn’t find seat together so Mae and Jessie set together and Mattie and I set almost to the front. We had not been there very long when Mattie decided that she needed to go to the bathroom. I took her out. We hadn’t got back to our seats when she decided that she didn’t feel good. I took her back to Mae and she set on Mae’s lap and watched the rest of the movie. It was almost 9PM when we got home. Mae read the girls stories and put them to bed. We went up stairs and watched a show on TV. There wasn’t much to watch so we saw an animation show “Malon”. We watched it mainly waiting for David to get home. I stayed up writing on this journal entry until he came home at mid-night. He had just finished work.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
We slept in late but when I got up Mae had breakfast about ready. David was going to play a video game on their big screen TV but the TV isn’t working. Mae said that she and the girls were watching a show yesterday and the screen went black. David said that it happened the same way a few months ago and the repair man found that the main light had burned out. He feels that is the same thing this time. David went out and mowed the lawns and trimmed. He told us that he did it so that it would cushion the blow for Mike when he tells Mike that the TV is out. Tayler Page went with a friend and her family to the Park City Area to stay in a cabin over the weekend. David, Mattie, Jessie, Mae and I went bowling this afternoon. I seems that this is the only time that we go bowling is when we are with Mikes family of Shellie’s family. When Mike and Becky came home, David told his mother about the TV and she suggested that they wait to tell Mike until Mike had a chance to take a nap. Things didn’t go the best on their trip as the hot tub in their room didn’t work, the first morning the maid woke them early, and the second morning a construction crew woke them early with some remodeling of the apartment next door. The hot tub did not get repaired while they were there. When they checked out, Mike told the clerk of the problems and she said that she was sorry but the only thing she could do is to reduce the cost by twenty dollars. Mike didn’t feel that that was very much compensation, but will have to call the manager on Monday. Well, Becky’s suggestion didn’t work as Mattie blurted out to her dad that the TV was broken. Mike did go upstairs and took a nap. We visited with Becky for a while before coming home. We got home at 7PM and turned on a TV program on Hallmark. We watched two shows, during which time Mae gave me a hair cut. We then took showers and went to bed.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
I didn’t sleep very well and woke early. We got up about 7AM and I was late getting to the church to set up chairs but did help Brother Higley finish up. We attended meetings and enjoyed them. Mae went to go home during Sunday School but saw Bishop Smith in the hall and ask if she might visit with him. She told me that she visited with him about the concerns we are having about Jeff. Both Mae and I had fasted with those concerns this morning. Bob soon had dinner ready when we got home from church. After eating we came downstairs and took a nap. When I woke I remembered that I hadn’t fed the rabbits this morning so I took care of them. This afternoon Scott, Mishelle, Kylan and Ashley came over for dinner and to visit this evening. Mishelle is sure miserable but she keeps smiling. Bob and I went over to Fallis’s this evening and finished our Home Teaching. It was after 1030PM when we went to bed tonight.
Monday, October 20, 2008
I got up at 3AM and didn’t sleep much after that and got up at 5:15AM to get ready to go to the bus compound. The run this morning went well. I took a nap after I got home. I then went out and moved the water line and rolled up the hoses that are out in the garden area. I hung the water line on the fence so that it will be protected from damage during the fall cleanup and the winter. This after noon runs also went well but I had to take another bus as the backup lights were not working on the regular bus and the shop was unable to get them repaired in between this morning and afternoon runs. This evening I made a modification to the white doe’s pellet feeder as she keeps digging the pellets out and they are lost. I raised the feeder about 3 inches to see if that might help. Mae had a sister that she needed to visit in order to complete her Visiting Teaching this month so she did that this evening. I got on the computer and tried to enter some more time but Janet does not have the information entered on her side yet. Bishop Smith and his sister came over and picked some grapes this evening. He came in and visited for a few minutes with Mae and I. We then ate dinner and watched the movie “Emma” before going to sleep. That was a very enjoyable movie and so refreshing to have not questionable or objectionable parts.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
I was up early to be ready for the bus run but when I got to the bus compound the bus for the route was still in being repaired. I went to get the bus that I was to use as a substitute but it was missing. I had to go back to dispatch and took another bus. With all that changing I was running a little late so was in a hurry. As I pulled up to the first stop and was loading youth I saw another bus coming up the road behind me. I questioned it for a minute but then pulled to the next stop. As those students were loading I heard a driver call dispatch asking why another bus was picking up his students. I guess the other driver only took off one day but since I had most of the students loaded they had me complete the Jr. High run and then come back to the compound. I then stayed and attended a sub-drivers round table meeting. During the meeting, Sue who was conducting the meeting, commented that she would be glad to have someone sweep her bus, so before I left is swept out her bus and left 36 cents on the drivers seat that I had found on the floor while sweeping. I came home and checked the rabbits, which Mae had already feed. Mae had a dentist appointment this afternoon. I sprayed the garden with Round-up to kill the weeds. I planted Mae’s bush and sprayed the fence lines. I next started cutting a cover out for the electrical panel upstairs. By then Mae was home and had dinner ready. We ate and went to the Family History Center. While there I worked on the Hill lines and got a lot of information down loaded. There is lots of duplicates, so I worked on some of those and then I started looking at Granddad and Grandma Hill’s family record and found a lot of missing information. We ran out of time and had to close up for the night. When we got home I worked on my journal. I guess we had better get to bed because I might get a call to drive in the morning. I do have a field trip for tomorrow.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
I am not quite sure about this morning. I believe I just worked around the house. I repaired the rabbit pen by reattaching the roof to the buck’s pen. It has been setting on top every since the pen got blown over and broke the top off. I didn’t get much more accomplished when it was time to eat and take a field trip. I took Syracuse cross country team to a state track meet at Sugar House Park in Salt Lake. It was a little after 7PM when I got back home. Mae was over visiting with Jeff this evening. I watched the movie, “Cimarron”. It was a good movie. Mae got home just before it finished. After the movie we talked until almost mid-night, before going to bed.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
I got a call at 5:30AM asking me to make a bus run. Mae prepared me some breakfast and I made the morning run. I then attended a Defensive Driving class from 9:30AM to 12:30PM. I came home and got some lunch and then went back and took a afternoon bus run. I took children home from Layton High School first. When I went to Layton the bus loop was closed but I didn’t realize that until I had got inside the parking lot. I had a lot of problems getting the bus back out and around to the West Side parking lot to load the students. After that run I went to Davis Central Jr. High and took students home from there. we had just got onto Main street when I could smell smoke. I am sure it was pot. I pulled the bus over to a safe place and stopped. By that time all students in the bus denied everything. I took them on home and then went to Lincoln Elementary and took students from there. There was a young boy that must be “ADHD” because he was sure hyper and caused quite a disturbance. I had to stop the bus twice to settle him down. I was glad when I finished this run. I had to go into the bus shop and report the problems so I was late getting home. Mae has been tending Benji and Rachel today. She also told me that Mishelle is about ready to have these twins. We may not be able to go to Park City next week. Bob called and said that there was a good show on Hall Mark so we watched that. The name of the show was “Crossroads”, and it was very good. I tried to catch my journal up to date and had some questions about what I did yesterday. That is getting bad when I miss one day and have a hard time remembering what I did that day. It was after 10PM before we started to bed.
Friday, October 24, 2008
I had a class at 9:30AM until 12:30PM. I came home long enough to have some lunch and then went back to the bus compound and took a Field trip. I took some children from Sunset Elementary to a corn maze in Syracuse. It went well. Mae was gone to meet Sandi and Nick in Bountiful, where she got Paris, Sandi’s dog, from them for us to tend for a few days. They are going up to Park City for a few days and will be back on Tuesday. The plans are that we will go up on Tuesday and give Paris to them, and then we will stay in the condo until Friday morning. Things may change with the expecting of these twins of Scott and Mishelle’s.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
We slept in this morning and then got up and got things put together to go fishing. We went over to Scott and Mishelle’s and got Kylan and Ashley and took them with us. It was about 1:30PM before we got on the lake and by 2:30PM we had our fish. I had rigid up three poles and at one time we had fish on all three at the same time. When we first got on the water it was windy and Ashley was nerves of the boat rocking but when we started catching fish she forgot all about it and really enjoyed it. Mae drove the boat most of the time and I was just busy trying to bate poles, net fish and help Ashley real in a couple. We got several pictures so that was good. After we had limited out we boated for a while. Kylan enjoyed driving the boat. I just had the boat at a slow speed when I let him drive and he sure had fun doing donuts and hitting the boats own wake. The kids sure had fun and of course that made it fun for Grandma and Grandpa. It was late in the afternoon when we got home. we called Scott on the way home and found that he had taken Mishelle into the hospital. We stopped and got the children’s close and took them to our place. We will keep them for a few days. Scott called and said that they are going to keep Mishelle in the hospital tonight. I visited with Bob and Mark about repairing the rooter tiller and the thoughts of raising chickens. The rooter tiller would cost over $800.00 to repair it and I figure that we would have at least $2,000.00 to get started with chickens. I am afraid that those costs will be mine if we do them and right now I don’t know if it would be the wise thing to do. I cleaned the fish and fillet them. It was very late when we got to bed and I was very tire.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
I woke at 6:30AM but when I went to read my scriptures, my palm said that the time change took place this morning. That meant that I was up an hour to early. I got on the inter-net and checked and daylight saving time still is in effect until November. Oh well! I was just hoping to go back to sleep for an hour. I went over to the church and helped set up chairs. When I got home Mae told me that Scott called and asked if I could join him and Mishelle’s Father to give Mishelle a blessing. I went right over to the hospital and the three of us gave her a blessing. I stayed for a little while until the Dr. came and started her with pain medication. Wasn’t any thing more that I could do so I came home. We went to Sacrament meeting taking the children with us. Bob prepared dinner for us of baked chicken. I took a nap this afternoon while Mae and the children went walking at the park. Jim Frazer called after 3PM and we visited for a while. I worked on my journal getting it caught up to date. Boy! I shore forget from one day to the next if I wait to fill in my journal. I helped Mae get some fish cooked for dinner. Scott called us to let us know that Mishelle gave natural birth to twins at 4:09PM and that mother and babies are doing well. The boy was born first weighting 5lb 15oz and the girl second weighting 5lb 8oz. They both have dark hair and are doing well. That is great news! This evening we took Kylan and Ashley over to the hospital to see their mom and dad. We stopped first at their home and picked up a few items and took the clothes that Mae had washed back. We got my pickup so that I will have it tomorrow. As the babies are a month early they are in NICU for a few days, so Kylan and Ashley were not able to go in to see the twins. Scott was able to take Mae and I down and after washing we were able to go in and see the babies. They are both looking so good and so fully developed. We were able to take some pictures and visit with the nurse in charge of them. Mishelle is doing quite well but her legs are still num. When we left the hospital we drove down to the bus compound and I went to bus 499 that I drove yesterday and found my clip board. We came home and got the children to bed. I finished my journal entries before we went to bed.
Monday, October 27, 2008
David brought Conner for Mae to tend this morning. After feeding the rabbits (the children helped me, they love to do that), I took my boat over to Dick’s Boats and had them winterize it. After dropping it off, I went to the tool rental and rented a Rota-tiller. It took me almost 2 hours to till the garden area. Mae had lunch ready when I returned home. I took a nap and then went back and got my boat. I stopped at Macey’s and bought a few items for Mae and then went to the Good Earth Health Store and bought some food there. Riverdale Road was really a mess with the construction. I got home just in time to eat some dinner and then we took Kylan and Ashely over to the hospital to see their Mother and Father. David had come earlier to pick up Connor. Mae played games with the grandchildren & took them to the park during the day. It was late when we got home so we put the children to bed and then cleaned up and went to bed.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
I got a call at 5:10 AM this morning by the bus dispatch, asking if I could make a run but I turned it down. I helped Mae with breakfast, fed the rabbits and then we got things packed to go. We got over to the hospital at 11AM but Jackie and Dennis were late. We took the children to the nursery where Scott and Mishelle were able to bring the babies to the window and show them to Kylan and Ashley. The children were thrilled. We left Kylan and Ashley with Dennis and Jackie for them to tend. We took Scott and Mishelle’s car to their place and left it. We stopped at Sub-Way in Kaysville and got a salad for each of us. it was 1:30PM before we got to Park City. We spent the afternoon with Sandi, Nick, Brad, JaNae and their children, looking around the Condo and playing games. Nick and I played a game of Giant Chess. They left for home about 5PM.  We decided to watch a DVD this evening but was unable to get the machine to run. We called Sandi and Nick but when we still couldn’t get it to work we called the desk. They finally sent a repairman up and when he couldn’t get it to work he turned the screen around and found that it had been hooked up wrong. We started to watch one DVD but the language was terrible so we shut it off and watched another. The movie was “The Man of Fire” with Densil Washington and though it was quite violent, the language was much better and the plot was good. We sure enjoyed the evening together.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
We slept in and then went out looking for some place to eat. I had my mind set on an omelet but we couldn’t find a café that was open in Park City. We drove out of town and saw a sigh advertising a café ahead. It was a fast food joint at a service station. When we went to order they wouldn’t serve breakfast after 11AM. The girl irritated me with her attitude and dress so we just left. We tried to find a Dinner that Larry and Dian Steel told us of last Sunday. By then it was late and I was very hungry so we stopped at a grocery store in Kamas where we bought some fried chicken and some salads and ate there. We then bought some other groceries. As we checked out we asked the clerk about the Dinner and she told us where it was. We drove there just to find it and then drove on up to Smith and Morehouse reservoir and camp grounds. We were very excited to find the area and think that maybe we will come back next summer for a few days. We came back to the condo where I entered my journal and we took a nap. This afternoon we went swimming, enjoyed the hot tubs, played table tennis (which Mae won), and played a couple of games of Fox and Geese, (which I won 2 out of 3). I grilled steak while Mae got the rest of the meal ready. After eating we watched two DVDs, “This is The Army” and “Walk the Line”.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
We slept in and then had breakfast. After cleaning up we went for a walk around the condominiums and ski shops and then walked downtown. We then went hot tubing and swimming. We then came back to the room and showered. I took a nap while Mae did her hair. We came down to the Ogden Temple and attended the 5:45PM Stake endowment session. After the session we stopped at the Chuck Wagon and had dinner. It was 10:30PM before we got back to the condo so we put on a DVD and watched that. Mae fell asleep during the show so she didn’t see much of it.
Friday, October 31, 2008
We slept in late and then took a bath in the double tub. The front desk called at 11AM, to remind us that we were to check out at 10AM. We thought that it was noon for the checkout. We hurried and packed up. It was funny because I packed the bath room items and Mae packed the bedroom things. Mae wasn’t finished with the bathroom things so had to re-open those items and then I found that Mae had packed all my clothes and I wasn’t completely dressed. We laughed about that. We were out before noon. We went through some of the Factory Outlet stores but was not happy at what we found there. We stopped at Hoggle Zoo and spent the afternoon going through it. The weather was cloudy but very pleasant. We next stopped at the Deseret Industries in Center Ville and found much better selection at less cost than at the outlet stores in Park City. When we got home we watched a movie on DVD before going to bed.


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Tiny pop-up store shows Brighton shoppers a world in miniature
The Dukes Lane attraction features work by more than 40 urban artists.
Curious shoppers browsing Brighton’s winding lanes have been peering in the windows of a tiny pop-up store, eager to catch a glimpse of the strange scene taking shape inside.
This festive season, more than 40 urban artists have covered train carriages, railway signs and brick buildings in graffiti – and yet it all fits into a tiny store in Dukes Lane.
Big names in the urban art scene – including Goldie and Maxim from The Prodigy – have each contributed colourful and often political pieces, most of which fit in the palm of your hand.
The one-of-a-kind exhibition in the East Sussex city is the brainchild of Pam Glew and Emily Paxton, who sent each artist one piece of a model train set and asked them to make it their own.
Brought together, the unique hand-painted pieces form a dystopian diorama featuring everything from a love train and Tesco to a Ronald McDonald sign saying “You’re going to die”.
Ms Clew, one of the curators, said: “The exhibition aims to reflect a microcosm of urban life and celebrate the raw talent of so many talented artists whom typically work on a much larger scale.
“It’s aiming to have these big ideas on a teeny-weeny shop in Brighton.
“The exhibition shrinks everything down to a micro scale, simultaneously encouraging the viewer to look even more closely at the tiny details of urban life.”
Together, the curators form PaxtonGlew, which aims to curate immersive exhibitions by emerging and established artists, bringing art to new audiences and celebrating the diversity in new contemporary art.

Also starring in the gallery is pioneering musician Goldie, who painted a model rail carriage and turned it into a love train.
Another famous name represented in miniature is Maxim, vocalist for Essex electronic dance music giants The Prodigy, who painted a high-rise building.
Ms Paxton, fellow curator for the pioneering show, said: “Graffiti doesn’t have to be this negative thing, it can be really positive.”
She described how some of the inspiration for the show came from their experiences as mothers, as both have boys who like train sets.
South London street artist Remi Rough said: “It was a bit of a challenge to paint something so small and make it look big, but I got there in the end I think.”
The Urban Miniatures gallery and shop offers other original artworks, limited edition prints and designer gifts by each of the contributing artists, which will also be available online.
Meanwhile, miniature-themed workshops including wreath-making, terrarium-making, cyanotype and furoshiki gift wrapping with block print will be offered by the curators.
The pop-up launched on Saturday and will run until December 22.


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When using encryption, all communication between your browser and WeeChat will be securely encrypted with TLS. This means that you have to set up a certificate. While it's possible to use a self-signed cert, we recommend against it, because it's handled poorly in browsers, and may not work at all on mobile devices. If you don't already have a certificate for your domain (or you don't have a domain), we strongly encourage you to get a certificate from Let's Encrypt—it's free and easy. We'll walk you through it.
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Getting a certificate is easy. You'll need certbot—just follow the encryptions at https://certbot.eff.org. If you're not serving webpages on the same server or are unsure, select "none of the above" (if you are, you can probably use that webserver to proxy your relay, and skip this—check out the instructions in our Wiki). Next, get the certificate with certbot certonly --standalone -d {{ settings.host || your.domain.com }}
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Issue: RANGE-OF-COUNT-KEYWORDReferences: :COUNT (p247), REMOVE[-xxx] (p253), DELETE[-xxx] (p254),
[N]SUBSTITUTE[-xxx] (pp255-256)
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: 21-Aug-88, Version 1 by Dave Touretzky
22-Aug-88, Version 2 by Pitman
09-Oct-88, Version 3 by Pitman
Status: For Internal Discussion
Problem Description:
CLtL is overly vague about legal values for the :COUNT keyword
parameters to builtin functions such as the sequence functions. It
says that the keyword ``limits the number of elements [affected]''.
Implementations have varied in their interpretation of this phrase,
however.
CLtL p247 specifies that if the :COUNT parameter to functions such
as REMOVE and DELETE ``is NIL or is not supplied, all matching items
are affected.'' Because of the placement of this requirement
outside of the description of the functions affected, some
implementations have overlooked this requirement and had to be
changed later.
CLtL doesn't say explicitly that the value of :COUNT must be an
integer, nor does it say what to do for negative values.
The fact that reasonable implementations disagree on some of the
details make this an obvious candidate for cleanup.
Proposal (RANGE-OF-COUNT-KEYWORD:NIL-OR-INTEGER):
Clarify that for the functions
REMOVE REMOVE-IF REMOVE-IF-NOT
DELETE DELETE-IF DELETE-IF-NOT
SUBSTITUTE SUBSTITUTE-IF SUBSTITUTE-IF-NOT
NSUBSTITUTE NSUBSTITUTE-IF NSUBSTITUTE-IF-NOT
the following restrictions on the :COUNT keyword parameter exist:
* The value of this parameter must be NIL or an integer.
* Using a negative integer value is functionally equivalent to
using a value of zero.
Test Case:
#1: (REMOVE 'A '(A B A B) :COUNT 0) => (A B A B)
#2: (REMOVE 'A '(A B A B) :COUNT -3) => (A B A B)
#3: (REMOVE 'A '(A B A B) :COUNT NIL) => (B B)
#4: (REMOVE 'A '(A B A B) :COUNT 1.0) is an error.
#5: (REMOVE 'A '(A B A B) :COUNT 'FOO) is an error.
Rationale:
Disallowing non-integer numbers is probably the original intent and
is consistent with other functions such as NTH (p265) which accept
count-like arguments that are explicitly required to integers. This
restriction would presumably permit better optimizations in low-safety
mode on stock hardware.
Allowing NIL to be equivalent to no value allows a simplified flow
of control in some situations. For example, one can write
(DEFUN MYDEL (ITEM &OPTIONAL COUNT)
(DELETE ITEM *MYLIST* :COUNT COUNT))
where otherwise it might be necessary to write something like
(DEFUN MYDEL (ITEM &OPTIONAL (COUNT NIL COUNT-P))
(IF COUNT-P
(DELETE ITEM *MYLIST* :COUNT COUNT)
(DELETE ITEM *MYLIST*)))
Allowing negative numbers frees users from having to do an explicit
check for negative numbers when the value of :COUNT is computed by
some complicated expression. For example:
(DEFUN LEAVE-AT-MOST (N ITEM SEQUENCE &KEY (FROM-END T))
:COUNT (PRINT (- (COUNT ITEM SEQUENCE) N))
:FROM-END FROM-END))
(LEAVE-AT-MOST 2 #\A "BANANAS") ==> "BANANS"
(LEAVE-AT-MOST 2 #\S "BANANAS") ==> "BANANAS"
Current Practice:
[Note: Pitman didn't try these examples in KCL or CMU Common Lisp. He's
working from data in Touretzky's last draft of this proposal, so someone
from those camps might want to test the assertions made here.]
#1: All correct implementations presumably return (A B A B).
This value is consisent with this proposal.
#2: Symbolics Cloe returns (A B A B).
KCL returns (A B A B) for lists.
This value is forced by this proposal.
Symbolics Genera and CMU Common Lisp return (B B).
KCL does something bizarre for vectors (``pads with n blanks or
NILs, where -n is the value of the :count keyword parameter'',
says Touretzky.)
These implementations would have to change.
#3: All correct implementations presumably return (B B).
This value is consisent with this proposal.
Some implementations have been known to signal a wrong type
argument error in the past, but have presumably been fixed.
#4: Symbolics Genera and Symbolics Cloe return (B A B).
CMU Common Lisp returns (B B).
These behaviors are consistent with this proposal.
#5: Symbolics Cloe and Symbolics Genera signal an error.
CMU Common Lisp returns (A B A B).
These behaviors are consistent with this proposal.
Cost to Implementors:
Some implementations would have to change. These functions are typically
heavily optimized by compilers. Not only source code, but also compiler
optimizers and perhaps even microcode or hardware might have to be
modified to fully accomodate this change, so it might be quite expensive.
Cost to Users:
None for Common Lisp users. This change is an upward compatible
clarification of standard practice.
Cost of Non-Adoption:
The behavior of these functions when given degenerate keyword values would
be unintuitive. In many such cases, considerable additional user code must
be written to watch for and avoid creating such situations.
Benefits:
More compact, more intuitive, and more portable code.
Aesthetics:
This change improves language aesthetics.
Discussion:
In the past there has been some argument about what SUBSEQ should do when
given positions greater than the length of the sequence. Currently it
"is an error" to specify positions less than zero or greater than the
length of the sequence. Touretzky doesn't think the same should apply to
the :COUNT keyword. The inputs to SUBSEQ are ordinal numbers: they specify
positions, like array subscripts. The value of :COUNT is not an ordinal,
it is an upper bound on the size of the set of affected items (which is
a cardinal number).
Pitman supports this proposal. [Hopefully Touretzky supports it, too?]
van Roggen says he personally supports the stated proposal but that a
survey he did of users at DEC showed up a number of people who thought
that negative count arguments should be an error.


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Businessmodel of CBS Corporation
Customer Segments
CBS has a mass market business model, with no significant differentiation between customer segments. The company targets its offerings at all consumers who want to view media.
Value Proposition
CBS offers two primary value propositions: accessibility and brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by offering a wide variety of options. It presents its content on a broad range of platforms, including television, film, radio, the Internet, and publishing.
The company has established a powerful brand due to its success. It owns one of the largest libraries of content in the world and controls many prominent brands, including Showtime and Simon & Schuster. Its content is licensed to over 200 markets in over 30 languages. It operates the most-watched TV network in the U.S., CBS Television, which has been #1 in overall viewership for 13 of the past 14 years. The network broadcasts TV’s top-rated drama (“NCIS”), top-rated comedy (“The Big Bang Theory”), and top-rated news program (“60 Minutes”). Lastly, CBS Interactive, the firm’s online content network, has over 280 million monthly worldwide visitors.
Channels
CBS’s main channel is its television network, through which it acquires most of its customers. The company promotes its offering through its website, social media pages, and advertising.
Customer Relationships
CBS’s customer relationship is primarily of a self-service nature. Customers utilize its programming through its various platforms while having limited interaction with employees. The company’s website provides information such as program scheduling and answers to common questions. That said, there is a personal assistance component in the form of phone and e-mail support.
Key Activities
CBS’s business model entails creating much of its content and programming and maintaining a wide variety of robust platforms on which to distribute them.
Key Partners
CBS’s key partners are the production companies and other program creators that provide the content for its various platforms.
Key Resources
CBS’s main resource is its intellectual property, which includes logos, trade names, trademarks and related trademark families. They represent significant assets for the company as they provide brand identification. The company also depends on physical resources in the form of facilities for the production of some of its programming.
Cost Structure
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The GIN interface has a high level of abstraction, requiring the access method implementer only to implement the semantics of the data type being accessed. The GIN layer itself takes care of concurrency, logging and searching the tree structure.
All it takes to get a GIN access method working is to implement four (or five) user-defined methods, which define the behavior of keys in the tree and the relationships between keys, indexed values, and indexable queries. In short, GIN combines extensibility with generality, code reuse, and a clean interface.
The four methods that an operator class for GIN must provide are:
int compare(Datum a, Datum b)
Compares keys (not indexed values!) and returns an integer less than zero, zero, or greater than zero, indicating whether the first key is less than, equal to, or greater than the second.
Datum *extractValue(Datum inputValue, int32 *nkeys)
Returns an array of keys given a value to be indexed. The number of returned keys must be stored into *nkeys.
Datum *extractQuery(Datum query, int32 *nkeys,
StrategyNumber n, bool **pmatch, Pointer **extra_data)
Returns an array of keys given a value to be queried; that is,
query is the value on the right-hand side of an
indexable operator whose left-hand side is the indexed column.
n is the strategy number of the operator within the
operator class (see Section 35.14.2).
Often, extractQuery
will need
to consult n to determine the data type of
query and the key values that need to be extracted.
The number of returned keys must be stored into *nkeys.
If the query contains no keys then extractQuery
should store 0 or -1 into *nkeys, depending on the
semantics of the operator. 0 means that every
value matches the query and a full-index scan should be
performed (but see Section 53.5).
-1 means that nothing can match the query, and
so the index scan can be skipped entirely.
pmatch is an output argument for use when partial match
is supported. To use it, extractQuery
must allocate
an array of *nkeys Booleans and store its address at
*pmatch. Each element of the array should be set to TRUE
if the corresponding key requires partial match, FALSE if not.
If *pmatch is set to NULL then GIN assumes partial match
is not required. The variable is initialized to NULL before call,
so this argument can simply be ignored by operator classes that do
not support partial match.
extra_data is an output argument that allows
extractQuery
to pass additional data to the
consistent
and comparePartial
methods.
To use it, extractQuery
must allocate
an array of *nkeys Pointers and store its address at
*extra_data, then store whatever it wants to into the
individual pointers. The variable is initialized to NULL before
call, so this argument can simply be ignored by operator classes that
do not require extra data. If *extra_data is set, the
whole array is passed to the consistent
method, and
the appropriate element to the comparePartial
method.
bool consistent(bool check[], StrategyNumber n, Datum query,
int32 nkeys, Pointer extra_data[], bool *recheck)
Returns TRUE if the indexed value satisfies the query operator with
strategy number n (or might satisfy, if the recheck
indication is returned). The check array has length
nkeys, which is the same as the number of keys previously
returned by extractQuery
for this query datum.
Each element of the
check array is TRUE if the indexed value contains the
corresponding query key, ie, if (check[i] == TRUE) the i-th key of the
extractQuery
result array is present in the indexed value.
The original query datum (not the extracted key array!) is
passed in case the consistent
method needs to consult it.
extra_data is the extra-data array returned by
extractQuery
, or NULL if none.
On success, *recheck should be set to TRUE if the heap
tuple needs to be rechecked against the query operator, or FALSE if
the index test is exact.
Optionally, an operator class for GIN can supply a fifth method:
int comparePartial(Datum partial_key, Datum key, StrategyNumber n,
Pointer extra_data)
Compare a partial-match query to an index key. Returns an integer
whose sign indicates the result: less than zero means the index key
does not match the query, but the index scan should continue; zero
means that the index key does match the query; greater than zero
indicates that the index scan should stop because no more matches
are possible. The strategy number n of the operator
that generated the partial match query is provided, in case its
semantics are needed to determine when to end the scan. Also,
extra_data is the corresponding element of the extra-data
array made by extractQuery
, or NULL if none.
To support "partial match" queries, an operator class must
provide the comparePartial
method, and its
extractQuery
method must set the pmatch
parameter when a partial-match query is encountered. See
Section 53.3.2 for details.


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Safe Storage of Application Secrets¶
This tutorial shows how your application can securely store and access secrets in the local development environment. The most important point is you should never store passwords or other sensitive data in source code, and you shouldn’t use production secrets in development and test mode. You can instead use the configuration system to read these values from environment variables or from values stored using the Secret Manager tool. The Secret Manager tool helps prevent sensitive data from being checked into source control. The Configuration system that is used by default in DNX based apps can read secrets stored with the Secret Manager tool described in this article.
- In this article:
Environment variables¶
To avoid storing app secrets in code or in local configuration files you can instead store secrets in environment variables. You can setup the configuration framework to read values from environment variables by calling AddEnvironmentVariables
when you setup your configuration sources. You can then use environment variables to override configuration values for all previously specified configuration sources.
For example, if you create a new ASP.NET web site app with individual user accounts, it will add a default connection string to the config.json file in the project with the key Data:DefaultConnection:ConnectionString
. The default connection string is setup to use LocalDB, which runs in user mode and doesn’t require a password. When you deploy your application to a test or production server you can override the Data:DefaultConnection:ConnectionString
key value with an environment variable setting that contains the connection string (potentially with sensitive credentials) for a test or production SQL Server.
Note
Environment variables are generally stored in plain text and are not encrypted. If the machine or process is compromised then environment variables can be accessed by untrusted parties. Additional measures to prevent disclosure of user secrets may still be required.
Secret Manager¶
The Secret Manager tool provides a more general mechanism to store sensitive data for development work outside of your project tree. The Secret Manager tool is a DNX command that can be used to store secrets for DNX based projects during development. With the Secret Manager tool you can associate app secrets with a specific project and share them across multiple projects.
Note
The Secret Manager tool does not encrypt the stored secrets and should not be treated as a trusted store. It is for development purposes only.
Installing the Secret Manager tool¶
Install the Secret Manager tool using the .NET Development Utility (DNU). The Secret Manager tool is installed as a DNX command via the Microsoft.Framework.SecretManager package:
dnu commands install Microsoft.Framework.SecretManager
Test the Secret Manager tool by running the following command:
user-secret -h
The Secret Manager tool will display usage, options and command help.
The Secret Manager tool operates on project specific configuration settings that are stored in your user profile. To use user secrets the project must specify a userSecretsId
value in its project.json file. The value of userSecretsId
is arbitrary, but is generally unique to the project.
- Add a
userSecretsId
for your project in its project.json file, like this:
{
"webroot": "wwwroot",
"userSecretsId": "aspnet5-WebApplication1-f7fd3f56-2899-4eea-a88e-673d24bd7090",
"version": "1.0.0-*"
}
Use the Secret Manager tool to set a secret. For example, in a command window from the project directory enter the following:
user-secret set MySecret ValueOfMySecret
You can run the secret manager tool from other directories, but you must use the --project
option to pass in the path to the project.json file, like this:
user-secret set MySecret ValueOfMySecret --project \users\danroth27\documents\WebApplication1
You can also use the Secret Mananger tool to list, remove and clear app secrets.
Accessing user secrets via configuration¶
You can access user secrets stored using the Secret Manager tool via the configuration system. To do so you first need to add the configuration source for the user secrets.
First install the user secrets configuration source to your project:
dnu install Microsoft.Framework.Configuration.UserSecrets
Then add the user secrets configuration source:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | var builder = new ConfigurationBuilder()
.SetBasePath(appEnv.ApplicationBasePath)
.AddJsonFile("appsettings.json")
.AddJsonFile($"appsettings.{env.EnvironmentName}.json", optional: true);
if (env.IsDevelopment())
{
// This reads the configuration keys from the secret store.
// For more details on using the user secret store see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=532709
builder.AddUserSecrets();
}
builder.AddEnvironmentVariables();
|
You can now access user secrets via the configuration API:
string testConfig = configuration["MySecret"];
How the Secret Manager tool works¶
The secret manager tool abstracts away the implementation details, such as where and how the values are stored. You can use the tool without knowing these implementation details. In the current version, the values are stored in a JSON configuration file in the user profile directory:
- Windows:
%APPDATA%\microsoft\UserSecrets\<userSecretsId>\secrets.json
- Linux:
~/.microsoft/usersecrets/<userSecretsId>/secrets.json
- Mac:
~/.microsoft/usersecrets/<userSecretsId>/secrets.json
The value of userSecretsId
comes from the value specified in project.json.
You should not write code that depends on the location or format of the data saved with the secret manager tool, as these implementation details might change. For example, the secret values are currently not encrypted today, but could be someday.


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Compiling schema for use with XMLBeans generates a kind of custom API specific to your schema. This API includes types with accessors designed to get and set parts of the XML defined by the schema. But if you've compiled schema that includes xs:any
particles, you may have noticed that XMLBeans doesn't generate accessors for these these particles.
For example, imagine the accessors generated by compiling the following schema snippet:
<xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns="http://xmlbeans.apache.org/samples/any" targetNamespace="http://xmlbeans.apache.org/samples/any" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xs:element name="root"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element ref="stringelement"/> <xs:any processContents="lax"/> <xs:element name="arrayofany"> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:any namespace="##any" processContents="lax" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="stringelement" type="xs:string"/> <xs:complexType name="ListOfStrings"> <xs:sequence> <xs:element ref="stringelement" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"/> </xs:sequence> <xs:attribute name="id" type="xs:string"/> </xs:complexType> </xs:schema>
After compilation, you'd have the follow methods for Root
, the type that gives you access to the <root>
element:
addNewArrayofany()
getArrayofany()
getStringelement()
setArrayofany(Arrayofany)
setStringelement(String)
xgetStringelement()
xsetStringelement(XmlString)
What's missing? There's no getAny
or setAny
. How do you get or set the <root>
element's second child? As it turns out, you do this by leaving behind (at least for a moment) JavaBeans-style accessors, and picking up any of a number of tools the API provides. These tools include:
XmlCursor
instances to "walk" the XML, handling elements cursor-style.selectPath
method to retrieve the XML you want via XPath.selectChildren
method to retrieve child elements by name.As described in Navigating XML with Cursors, with an XmlCursor
instance you can traverse your XML instance's full infoset. A cursor views XML as tokens, and you move a cursor from one token to another as if they were cars in a train.
The following example illustrates how you might, in the course of building out the <root>
document, create a second child element <anyfoo>
where schema specifies xs:any
. You add the element by creating it with a cursor, then (in lieu of a setter) using the XmlCursor.copyXml
or XmlCursor.moveXml
method to put the element where it needs to go.
// Start by creating a <root> element that will contain // the children built by this code. RootDocument rootDoc = RootDocument.Factory.newInstance(); RootDocument.Root root = rootDoc.addNewRoot(); // Add the first element, <stringelement>. root.setStringelement("some text"); // Create an XmlObject in which to build the second // element in the sequence, <anyfoo>. Here, the // XmlObject instance is simply a kind of incubator // for the XML. Later the XML will be moved into the // document this code is building. XmlObject anyFoo = XmlObject.Factory.newInstance(); // Add a cursor to do the work of building the XML. XmlCursor anyFooCursor = anyFoo.newCursor(); anyFooCursor.toNextToken(); // Add the element in the schema's namespace, then add // element content. anyFooCursor.beginElement(new QName(m_namespaceUri, "anyfoo")); anyFooCursor.insertChars("some text"); // Move the cursor back to the new element's top, where // it can grab all of the element's XML. anyFooCursor.toStartDoc(); anyFooCursor.toNextToken(); // Finally, move the XML into the <root> document by moving it // from a position at one cursor to a position at // another. XmlCursor rootCursor = root.newCursor(); rootCursor.toEndToken(); anyFooCursor.moveXml(rootCursor);
You might find that this build-and-move-cursor-to-cursor pattern is common when you're creating or moving XML when accessors aren't available. For example, you could do the same sort of thing when your schema defines a type that you want to place into an xs:any
space in an instance. The following code adds a <stringelement>
element as a child of the <arrayofany>
element, which schema defines as containing a sequence of xs:any
particles. The <stringlement>
element is simple, but it could just as easily be a complex schema type.
// Create a simple <stringelement>. StringelementDocument stringElementDoc = StringelementDocument.Factory.newInstance(); stringElementDoc.setStringelement("some text"); XmlCursor stringElementCursor = stringElementDoc.newCursor(); stringElementCursor.toFirstContentToken(); // Add a cursor to mark the position to which the new child // XML will be moved. XmlCursor arrayCursor = arrayOfAny.newCursor(); arrayCursor.toNextToken(); // Move the new <stringelement> into place. stringElementCursor.moveXml(arrayCursor); stringElementCursor.dispose();
XPath is a convenient, direct way to get at specific chunks of XML. In the XMLBeans API, you execute XPath expressions with the XmlObject.selectPath
or XmlCursor.selectPath
methods. The example in Java below assumes the following instance conforming to the schema introduced at the beginning of this topic:
<root xmlns="http://xmlbeans.apache.org/samples/any"> <stringelement>some text</stringelement> <anyfoo>some text</anyfoo> <arrayofany> <stringelement>some text</stringelement> <someelement> <stringlist id="001"> <stringelement>string1</stringelement> <stringelement>string2</stringelement> </stringlist> </someelement> </arrayofany> </root>
The following code uses XPath to reach the <stringelement>
element because there is no accessor available. It then shifts the XML around a little, moving <stringelement>
up in the hierarchy to replace its parent, <someelement>
.
public boolean editExistingDocWithSelectPath(RootDocument rootDoc) { String namespaceUri = "http://xmlbeans.apache.org/samples/any"; // Put a cursor at the top of the <arrayofany> element. XmlCursor selectionCursor = rootDoc.getRoot().getArrayofany().newCursor(); // Use XPath and cursor movement to position the cursor at // the <stringlist> element. String namespaceDecl = "declare namespace any='" + namespaceUri + "'; "; selectionCursor.selectPath(namespaceDecl + "$this//any:someelement/any:stringlist"); selectionCursor.toNextSelection(); // Create a new cursor at the same location and move it to // <stringelement>'s <someelement> parent. XmlCursor editCursor = selectionCursor.newCursor(); editCursor.toParent(); // Move the <stringelement> element to this position, displacing // the <someelement> downward. Remove the <someelement> XML, // effectively replacing <someelement> with <stringlist>. selectionCursor.moveXml(editCursor); editCursor.removeXml(); editCursor.dispose(); return rootDoc.validate(); }
The XmlObject.selectChildren
method you can retrieve an array of the child elements of a specified name. The method is overloaded to take java.xml.namespace.QName
instances or strings as parameters. The following code (based on the instance used in the preceding example) simply finds the <anyfoo>
element, an xs:any
, and replaces it with an <anybar>
element.
public boolean editExistingDocWithSelectChildren(RootDocument rootDoc) { String namespaceUri = "http://xmlbeans.apache.org/samples/any"; RootDocument.Root root = rootDoc.getRoot(); // Select the <anyfoo> children of <root>. XmlObject[] stringElements = root.selectChildren(new QName(m_namespaceUri, "anyfoo")); // If the element is there, replace it with another element. if (stringElements.length > 0) { XmlCursor editCursor = stringElements[0].newCursor(); editCursor.removeXml(); editCursor.beginElement(new QName(namespaceUri, "anybar")); editCursor.insertChars("some other text"); editCursor.dispose(); } return rootDoc.validate(); }
Through the getDomNode
method (exposed by XmlObject
and types generated from schema), you can get a live DOM node representing your XML. For example, calling myElement.getDomNode()
will return a org.w3c.dom.Node
instance representing the XML bound to myElement
. If you're already familiar with DOM-style access to XML, this can be a familiar alternative for handling xs:any
instances.
Using the instance introduced earlier in this topic, the following example adds a new <bar>
element between the first and second children of the <arrayofany>
element. The code also ensures that the first and second children are <stringelement>
and <someelement>
, respectively.
public boolean editExistingDocWithDOM(RootDocument rootDoc) { RootDocument.Root root = rootDoc.getRoot(); // Get the DOM nodes for the <arrayofany> element's children. Node arrayOfAnyNode = root.getArrayofany().getDomNode(); // You don't have get* accessors for any of the <arrayofany> // element's children, so use DOM to identify the first // and second elements while looping through the child list. NodeList childList = arrayOfAnyNode.getChildNodes(); Element firstElementChild = null; Element secondElementChild = null; // Find the first child element and make sure it's // <stringelement>. for (int i = 0; i < childList.getLength(); i++) { Node node = childList.item(i); if (node.getNodeType() == Node.ELEMENT_NODE) { if (node.getLocalName().equals("stringelement")) { firstElementChild = (Element)node; break; } } } if (firstElementChild == null) {return false;} // Find the second child element and make sure it's // <someelement>. Node node = firstElementChild.getNextSibling(); do { if (node.getNodeType() == Node.ELEMENT_NODE) { if (node.getLocalName().equals("someelement")) { secondElementChild = (Element)node; break; } } node = node.getNextSibling(); } while (node != null); if (secondElementChild == null) {return false;} // Create and insert a new <bar> element. Element fooElement = secondElementChild.getOwnerDocument().createElementNS("http://openuri.org","bar"); Node valueNode = fooElement.getOwnerDocument().createTextNode("some text"); fooElement.appendChild(valueNode); arrayOfAnyNode.insertBefore(fooElement, secondElementChild); return rootDoc.validate(); }