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Q: Setting up a JSON object as a variable in a linux Powershell script I am currently sending in a list of key value variables from octopus to my project into my prompt. These are read and set in my environment by the code below.
$testKeys = $OctopusParameters.keys | Where-Object {$_ -like "test.env.*"}
ForEach ($key in $testKeys)
{
    $value = $OctopusParameters[$key]
    $name = $key.subString(9) # remove test.env prefix
    $kubectlArgs += "--env=`"$name=$value`""
}

This is coming back as follows:
> --env="ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT=integration"
> --env="ConnectionStrings__MongoDB=my mongo connectgion string"
> --env="ServiceConfiguration__MyJSONObjectConfiguration=[ {'MyID': 23, 'URL': 'http://google.com/', 'User': 'MyUser',
> 'Password': 'test', 'Domain': 'MyDomain', 'Key': 'myKey'} ]"

So as you can see, this works perfectly when it is a one to one, key = string value. The problem is that for the serviceConfiguration I am passing in a JSON object.
My code is grabbing the values I need like so

"ServiceConfiguration:MyJSONObjectConfiguration:0"

How do I configure me PS1 script to treat the serviceConfiguration as JSON object and not a string? Is it even possible?

A: I am not sure you have provided enough information to solve your problem fully.  One possibility is if the value starts with '[' then treat as JSON and use CovertFrom-Json.
Something like:
"[ {'MyID': 23, 'URL': 'http://google.com/', 'User': 'MyUser', 'Password': 'test', 'Domain': 'MyDomain', 'Key': 'myKey'} ]" | ConvertFrom-Json

Which gives an object like:
MyID     : 23
URL      : http://google.com/
User     : MyUser
Password : test
Domain   : MyDomain
Key      : myKey

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Album Review: Ice Cube Calls Out Injustice on Everythang's Corrupt B+
Ice Cube Working with Trump Admin to "Platinum Plan" for Black Americans
The rapper justified his decision by saying, "Our justice is bipartisan."
by Nina Corcoran
Ice Cube Posting Anti-Semitic and Russian Propaganda on Twitter
N.W.A. rapper has also been signaling his support for far-right conspiracy theories like QAnon.
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Mr. Rogers Sued Ice Cube for Sampling Him in "A Gangsta's Fairytale"
The rapper eventually decided to cut the TV show hook from his song.
Rock USA reveals 2020 lineup: Slipknot, Rob Zombie, Limp Bizkit, and more
The three-day festival takes place July 16th-18th in Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
by Anne Erickson
Ice Cube, Method Man & Redman, Action Bronson to play 4/20 show at Red Rocks
The annual high holiday concert will take place on April 20th, 2020.
Boyz N the Hood soundtrack to receive double-vinyl reissue
The first vinyl pressing in over 25 years honors the late director John Singleton's debut film.
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Ranking: Every Lollapalooza Lineup from Worst to Best
In celebration of the 2019 festivities, we crown the best of the long-running fest.
by Killian Young,Lyndsey Havens,Corbin Reiff,Robert Ham,Tyler Clark and Michael Roffman
Louder Than Life 2019 lineup: Guns N' Roses, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson lead the way
The annual Louisville-based festival also promises Rob Zombie, Ice Cube, Dropkick Murphys, Stone Temple Pilots, Melvins, Suicidal Tendencies, and more.
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Album Review: Ice Cube Calls Out Injustice on Everythang's Corrupt
The superb spitter and craftsman still has something to say more than 30 years into his career.
by Michael Pementel
Ice Cube and MTV are rebooting Celebrity Deathmatch
The rapper is on board to executive produce and star in the parody wrestling series.
Louder Than Life festival canceled after rains plague Bourbon & Beyond fest at same Louisville location
Ongoing rains have made the grounds too unsafe to stage the annual rock and metal festival.
by Spencer Kaufman
Louder Than Life reveals 2018 lineup: Nine Inch Nails, Deftones, Primus among highlights
Louisville festival also promises Ice Cube, Billy Idol, Clutch, Avenged Sevenfold, Underoath, Glassjaw, The Sword, and more.
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This booklet is also available in Spanish.
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Are you having trouble with placing an order or with store downloads? Email orders@canceradvocacy.org for assistance.


Bobby Thorpe, with his wife, Kim Thorpe, accepted the PRIDE Volunteer of the Month Award. Photo by Calvin Saum II.
Breathitt County's Bobby Thorpe has won the PRIDE Volunteer of the Month Award for leading a special cleanup event that honored a life lost and promoted a life-saving cause.
Thorpe, who is the owner and editor of the Breathitt Advocate newspaper, organized volunteers to pick up litter along Highway 1098 on Sept. 20. Two dozen people volunteered, and together they removed 64 bags of trash along two miles in four hours.
Thorpe has spearheaded a road cleanup in this spot several times over the years, but this time, it was different. He held this cleanup in memory of his family member, Josh Thorpe, who was killed in a car crash just weeks earlier.
This cleanup was also special because representatives of Trust for Life, the state's organ donation awareness program, were on hand to sign up organ donors. Thorpe invited them to set up a booth because organ donation was a favorite cause of Josh.
Josh had signed up to be an organ donor, and four lives were saved by donation of his organs after his death. At his memorial cleanup, 10 new people were added to the state's registry of people willing to donate their organs.
"I admire Mr. Thorpe for creating such a meaningful tribute to Josh," said PRIDE's Jennifer Johnson. She surprised Thorpe with the award yesterday at the Breathitt County Circuit Clerk office, which is the local registration site for organ donors.
"I think it was a great deed by involving Trust for Life in his most recent cleanup," Saum added.
To add your name to the Kentucky Organ Donor Registry, visit the Circuit Clerk office in the Breathitt County Justice Center at 1131 Main Street, or go to www.trustforlife.org. To volunteer to clean the community, call Saum at 606-666-3818 or 606-568-6566.


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Linda Thomas and Dan DeLancey are award-winning players who have performed together for over twenty years, gaining the attention of fans and reviewers worldwide. The duo has recorded twelve albums together and facilitates workshops for beginner to advanced players. Linda has published several instructional books with arrangements for hammered dulcimer.
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OpinionRepublican presidential nomination 2012
The GOP race and the media: stuffing the 'newshole'
Bob Garfield
Unfortunately for all the reporters, editors and anchors following the Republican primaries, it's official: the public could care less
Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney surrounded by media staff in Rochester, New Hampshire. Photograph: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images
Fri 20 Jan 2012 17.42 EST
Journalism has, and always has had, an election fetish.
As the last guarantors of democracy and so forth, we mediators dutifully – which is to say, self-righteously – embrace our role of apprising the electorate of the choices arrayed before them. Whether the electorate cares or not – which, by the way, the electorate frequently does not in the least.
The (nominal) nomination race in the Republican party is a sublime and ridiculous example. It is being covered like a very bad earthquake or a very good war, despite a cast of extremely dubious characters and an absolutely foregone conclusion. Why? Because it's fun. It's perversely, deliciously fun.
Don't take my word for it. There is a whole branch of academic research devoted to understanding the role of journalism in shaping public policy, and vice versa. Those researchers have found that the US press has devoted attention to the Republican primaries out of proportion to the public's interest.
On Thursday, the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism quantified that conclusion, tracing the trend to allegations of sexual misconduct against erstwhile presidential hopeful Herman Cain. At that time, 20% of (what we ink-stained wretches call) "the newshole" was commanded by the presidential race.
"Coverage of the campaign has only gained steam since," Thursday's Pew report observes. "Thus far in 2012, the campaign has accounted for nearly half, 46%, of the newshole."
Yep, a year before the general election, right on schedule , the boys and girls on the bus got busy reporting poll results, donations, scandals, gaffes, candidates' personal histories, ad claims, lies and mischaracterizations, campaign-staff defections and many, many local menu items. All this, though the pundits among them duly explained the Mitt Romney would eventually win, and though the public – as documented in the Pew report – expressed little enthusiasm. Cable news and every front page made it all sound soooo dramatic … but the body politic wasn't buying.
If you can imagine the improbable circumstance that a complacent, civically illiterate public, substantially in economic extremis, and with a new Kardashian to gape at practically every week, can't hang onto every word of every story of every newspaper they have long since stopped subscribing to in order to follow a nomination process whose outcome has, from the very outset, been obvious.
As if public indifference makes a difference. The news media simply lurve political campaigns, no matter how irrelevant. No matter how many stories of deep and abiding relevance, and profoundly uncertain outcomes, must go begging. No matter how empty the desks are, because the political reporters are chasing from Iowa to New Hampshire, to South Carolina, to Florida – and everybody else in the newsroom has been laid off or bought out.
Mind you, I'm not asserting that elections are unimportant in a democracy, or that the press shouldn't perform due diligence on the candidates. But due diligence is one thing and compulsive trivia mongering is another. Our sober responsibility to promote civic health does not include hyping non-events – especially when in so doing, we also trivialize the underlying policy issues and, worse still, ignore the alarming larger story.
In this case, the alarming larger story is that three of the four remaining candidates have a long history of espousing political views that were deemed the province of the lunatic fringe even when Goldwaters roamed the earth.
I must equally point out that the public's lack of interest should be no measure of what is journalistically worthwhile, to news organizations or Pew. In the physician-patient relationship, the doctor is presumed to know better. Because, in fact, she or he does know better. Doctors are trained. They are experts. Nobody complains that they're an elite, because nobody wants Joe the Plumber doing colonoscopies.
By the same token, however, nobody wants the doctor to perform procedures just because they're easy, or remunerative, or impressive-sounding, or fun. There is no such thing as a recreational colonoscopy. So why must the poor body politic endure recreational journalism? It's just murder on the newshole.
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On the verge of graduating from college as a top scholar and a recipient of a prestigious fellowship, Jill Beckwith's life is derailed the night before graduation when she wakes up in a jail cell. With no memories of what happened or how she got there, Jill's stunned when she learns she is to be arrested for a DUI. In an instant, all of her years of diligent study and hard work as well as her hopes for future are dashed.
Months later, just as Jill is on the path to regaining her footing, her newfound stability is threatened when she realizes that the recent murder of a college classmate may have links to her own troubles. While the connections between the two incidents seem tenuous, Jill is desperate to find any explanation for how her life inexplicably unraveled. She's aided in her discovery for the truth by Andrew Fabreci, a man to whom she's attracted and has a complicated past of his own. Just as their relationship begins to deepen, another murder occurs and Jill and Andrew realize their future is threatened by a killer who intends for Jill to be the next target.


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Body of the crime
The maxim corpus delicti refers that a person cannot be put on trial for a crime, unless it has been proven that the crime happened. In simple terms, the prosecution has to demonstrate that something bad happened as a result of a law having been violated, and that the defendant was the one who violated it. In criminal cases, the maxim refers that there should be enough evidence to prove that a crime occurred in order to charge an individual for the offense. The doctrine has been established to prevent individuals from being charged with an offense that they didn't commit.
A believes that his neighbor, B, stole his bike from his backyard. He makes a police report but acknowledges that he has no proof that B took it, but claims that B has always desired a bike like that of A and that he must have taken it. In order to prosecute B for the crime of theft, there must be proof that A's bike was stolen, and that B stole it. Thus, the maxim corpus delicti applies to prove whether B is innocent of guilty of theft.
A appears at the police station and confesses to having killed B, but nobody has reported that B is missing, and there is no body of B. A cannot be charged with murder, until and unless B's body has been found.
In Sevaka Perumal, Etc vs the State of Tamil Nadu, the Supreme Court held that "In a trial for murder it is not an absolute necessity or an essential ingredient to establish corpus delicti. Corpus delicti in some cases may not be possible to be traced or recovered. If recovery of the dead body is an absolute necessity to convict an accused, in many a case the accused would manage to see that the dead body is destroyed etc. and that would afford a complete immunity to the guilty from being punished and the accused would escape even when the offense of murder is proved."
A similar issue was raised by the Delhi High Court in Urmila vs The State of NCT Of Delhi.


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Embassy of Colombia in Vienna, Austria
Embassy of Colombia in Vienna, Austria, located at Stadiongasse 6-8/15. View a location map, get driving directions to the Embassy of Colombia, or view the information about the address, phone, fax, office hours, official website, consular jurisdiction, consular services, visa list, and head of mission (HOM).
Stadiongasse 6-8/15
A1010 Vienna
(+43 1) 408 83 03
Sunday to Thursday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Consular Jurisdiction
Hungary, Montenegro, Republic of Croatia, Republic of Slovenia, Republic of Serbia and Slovak Republic
The following is a brief listing of services offered at the Embassy of Colombia in Vienna, Austria.
Miguel Camilo Ruíz Blanco, Ambassador
Citizens of qualified countries may be able to travel to Colombia without a visa. The most common types of Colombia visas are the following.
Visitor visa (type V)
Resident visa (type R)
Migrant visa (type M)
Besides Embassy of Colombia in Vienna, Austria Colombia also has 1 representation in the following city of Austria:
Graz (Honorary consul)
All diplomatic missions of Colombia in Austria
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Cambodia Donates Medical Supplies to Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City, a COVID-19 hotspot in Viet Nam, received medical supplies from the Government of Cambodia to help them overcome the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. The shipment, which arrived on 19 July, comprises of 1 million medical face masks, 100,000 N95 face masks, 100 five-liter oxygen generators and cash worth $200,000. Writing to Prime Minister Hun Sen, Viet Nam Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed his gratitude for the assistance, and emphasized that the donation is evidence of close friendship, solidarity and noble tradition of mutual support between the two nations
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Second Mekong-U.S. Partnership Ministerial Meeting Underscores U.S. Commitment to the Subregion
The second Mekong-U.S. Partnership Ministerial Meeting held on 2 August 2021 unveiled four flagship projects under the Mekong-U.S. Partnership, and noted the 8.5 million vaccine doses and over $58 million in U.S. COVID-19 assistance to the Mekong subregion countries.
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ADB Boosts Climate Resilience in Health Systems of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Viet Nam
A six-year, pioneering regional technical assistance initiative has boosted the capacity of health systems in Cambodia, the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR), and Viet Nam to respond to climate-induced health threats amid the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) announced today.
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Viet Nam Electricity Signs Power Purchase Agreement with Lao PDR Wind Farm
Viet Nam Electricity and Impact Energy Asia Development (IEAD) Limited signed the 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for the Monsoon Wind Project on 12 July 2021. The 600-megawatt wind energy project will be the largest wind farm in Southeast Asia and the first cross-border wind energy project. It will be located in Sekong and Attapeu provinces in Southern Lao PDR, and export green energy to Central Vietnam through a 500 kilovolt transmission line. Construction is expected to begin in 2022, with commercial operation aimed for 2025.
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Lao PDR to Export Wind Power and Supply Viet Nam with Renewable Electricity
Mitsubishi Corporation of Japan will invest in an onshore wind farm in the Lao People's Democratic Republic (PDR) that will supply electricity to Viet Nam. The facility is set to have power generation capacity of 600 megawatts (MW) and is eyed to become the largest onshore wind farm in Southeast Asia. The project will be Lao PDR's first endeavor in exporting wind power.
Read more about Lao PDR to Export Wind Power and Supply Viet Nam with Renewable Electricity
Chu Lai Port serves the needs of import and export goods for businesses in Viet Nam's Central region. Photo by THACO, THILOGI's logistics company.
Chu Lai Port in Viet Nam as New Export Gateway
Chu Lai Port aims to become a major international freight forwarding hub for import and export of goods in Viet Nam's central and Central Highlands regions. The Trường Hải International Logistics Limited Liability Company, operator of Chu Lai Port, has expanded the port's scale and upgraded its entire service chain to achieve this target. The port has linkages to coastal roads, highways, and large industrial clusters and offers accessibility to the East-West economic corridor.
Read more about Chu Lai Port in Viet Nam as New Export Gateway
On the road from Ho Chi Minh, Viet Nam to Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Photo by Clay Gilliland/ Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Upgrade for Highway Linking Cambodia and Viet Nam Proposed
A $97.9 million upgrade for Viet Nam's National Highway 62 has been proposed to Viet Nam's Ministry of Transport. The renovation work will include road repairs and road widening of specific portions from nine to eleven meters to reduce the travel time from Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam, to Cambodia. The project is proposed to start in 2021 with scheduled completion by 2023.
The highway connects Vietnam's highways No.1, N2 and the HCMC-Trung Luong-My Thuan Expressway. All three are major routes run from HCMC on through the Mekong Delta.
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The project will generate an average of 422 gigawatt-hours of electricity and avoid an average of 162,430 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually. Phot oby Power Construction Joint Stock Company No. 1
ADB Signs Green Loan to Develop 144 MW Wind Farms in Viet Nam
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) signed a $116 million green loan with Lien Lap Wind Power Joint Stock Company (Lien Lap), Phong Huy Wind Power Joint Stock Company (Phong Huy), and Phong Nguyen Wind Power Joint Stock Company (Phong Nguyen) to build and operate three 48-megawatt (MW) wind farms, totaling 144 MW, in Quang Tri Province, Viet Nam. The project will increase Viet Nam's wind power capacity by 30%, helping the country meet the rapidly growing demand for energy.
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Viet Nam Sends Experts, Urgent Aid to Help Lao PDR Overcome COVID-19
Viet Nam will provide the Lao People's Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) $500,000 in urgent aid to support the country in overcoming the resurgence of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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ADB Proposes Smart and Energy Efficient City Upgrade for Can Tho
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has proposed a smart and energy efficient city project for Can Tho, Viet Nam, reported the VN Express.
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We continue to untangle Brexit's effects across Europe with a look at France, where recent polls show that 60 percent of residents look unfavorably on the EU.
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On Global Notes: a music doc that follows a group of Pakistani musicians that became a YouTube sensation with their interpretation of Dave Brubeck's classic, Take Five. We talk about the music and the bigger themes of the film.


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IDAutomation QR Code Image Generator
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Easily generate QR-Code symbols for meCards, Business Cards, FaceBook Like, Twitter Follow and URL encoding. Includes time-saving memorization features and forms that combine multiple fields into a single QR barcode. High-quality graphic image files can be generated (96 to 2400dpi) for use in Microsoft Word, Publisher, Adobe InDesign, FrameMaker, PhotoShop, PageMaker, Quark Xpress and other graphic applications. Images may be saved to a file or easily copied to the clipboard with one click for quick pasting into other applications. Image file names may be auto-generated from the data of the barcode to save time. Includes advanced features such as the ability to create multiple images from a text file of data, ability to save the settings of the Image Generator into an XML file and create barcodes from the command line.
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Q: Getting access token for external provider's APIs in IdentityServer3 We have Identity Server set up for access to our internal APIs. We have a new JavaScript client that would like to in one request get id and access tokens for our internal APIs, and an access token for calling APIs directly from the external identity provider (in this case, Google). I was thinking if it was possible to get it I could return it as a claim in our id_token.
Is this supported? I set the response type on the identity provider to "id_token token", and I can see that the access token is getting returned to Identity Server, but I don't see it on the context of any of the user service methods.

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and an access token for calling APIs directly from the external identity provider (in this case, Google)

Normally the use of IdentityServer is meant to abstract and shield your app from having to know which upstream identity provider the user used. But having said this, you could capture the google access token at signin time at IdenittyServer. One idea is to put it into the database, then in the GetProfileData API on the user service put it into the issued claims back to the app.


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