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UTICA, N.Y. (WKTV) - There's always a first for everything, and that was the case for the Knights of St. John International. This organization, which was formed in 1960, held their first prayer breakfast Sunday morning.
The event was held in honor of St. John the Baptist, who is their patron saint.
During the event, awards were presented to Thomas Graziano, who is the founder of the group, and Nancy Eannace.
Also honored was the organization's home parish, which is St. Anthony/ St. Agnes church.
"Well, this helps you build your spirituality, while at the same time helping the community organization. We take our money and we help churches and individuals, people who are ill, we help with those type of community events," said Lou Parrotta, Vice President of the Knights of St. John.
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Deadly RI fire remembered; memorial plans advance
Ten years after a deadly nightclub fire, some survivors and relatives of the 100 who died in the blaze remember it with quiet pain.
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Ten years after a deadly nightclub fire, some survivors and relatives of the 100 who died in the blaze remember it with quiet pain.
Huddled together in bitter cold, they brought flowers Sunday and paid their respects at handmade crosses that dot the site of the 2003 fire for each person who died. Some cried and spoke of missing their loved ones and the difficulty of moving past such trauma.
"It's just very tough," said Walter Castle Jr., 39, a survivor who suffered third-degree burns in his lungs, throat and bronchial tubes.
The anniversary of the blaze is Wednesday. The fire broke out when pyrotechnics for the rock band Great White ignited flammable packing foam that had been installed in the club as soundproofing.
Castle said he lost many friends and was in counseling until 2009. Recently, as the 10th anniversary approached, he began having terrible nightmares and had to go back into counseling.
"People that weren't here really don't understand why we can't let this stuff go. I was 30 seconds away from dying," he said.
Last month, a fire at a nightclub in Brazil killed more than 230 people under circumstances that were eerily similar: A band's pyrotechnic display set fire to soundproofing foam.
Among those who spoke Sunday was former Gov. Don Carcieri, who took office the month before the fire and still gets choked up when speaking about it. He remembered the days families waited at a hotel for word that their loved ones' remains had been identified, and the anger everyone felt, asking how the tragedy could have happened. But he also remembered how people in Rhode Island, a state with a population of just 1 million, pulled together to help each other.
"At a time of our state's worst tragedy, in some sense, it was our people's finest hour," he said.
Angela Bogart, who was 19 when her mother, Jude Henault, was killed in the fire, said she has come to know and understand her mother more in the 10 years since she died, especially since she has become a mother herself.
"My mom lives in me in everything I do. I hear her voice wherever I go," she said. "When I walk hand-in-hand with my little girl, my mother is holding her other hand."
The ceremony also featured musical performances, a reading of the names of the people who died and 100 seconds of silence.
While somber, the annual gathering at the fire site took on a more hopeful tone this year than in years past because a foundation set up to build a permanent memorial secured ownership of the site in September after years of trying. On Sunday, the Station Fire Memorial Foundation released final plans for the memorial.
They call for a 30-foot-high entrance gate topped by an Aeolian harp. Wind passing through the harp will create music, a reminder that it was music that brought people together that night.
The permanent memorial will include an individual memorial for each person who died and commemorate the survivors, first responders and those who helped care for families of the dead and survivors in the weeks and months after the fire. It will also include a pavilion as a gathering place.
Families are being asked to remove the crosses and other personal mementos that have been left at the site at the makeshift memorial that has developed over the years. The items left behind will be buried in a capsule under an area that is now the parking lot. There will be no digging on the land under where the club once stood because of the fear of disturbing human remains.
While many of the materials and labor to build the memorial will be donated, foundation officials say they need to raise $1 million to $2 million to build and maintain it.
The foundation hopes to break ground in the spring. Construction of the memorial could take one to two years.
Gina Russo, who was badly burned in the fire and whose fiancé was killed, is president of the foundation and said the memorial would turn the site into something beautiful.
"It's a happy moment going forward," she said.
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While Bradley Manning's disclosures to WikiLeaks did not appreciably harm national security, the government decided early on to use his case as a warning. The government absolutely has a stake in making sure that government employees don't feel free to share classified information because they disagree with a policy. But Manning's prosecution and treatment go well beyond anything reasonable. I suspect that the size and scope of his disclosures contributed to the decision to prosecute him to the hilt, as did the explicit and available evidence that he intended to disclose classified information to the world in order to directly influence policy. He is now a martyr of sorts, absolutely guilty of a felony, but being treated as a traitor, something he does not resemble. And that undermines the government's case, at least to me, that he should not be given the benefit of the doubt or of context.
The case sets up several interesting questions about secrecy.
1. Who is a whistleblower? The activist community defines it very broadly. The government defines it very narrowly. The media doesn't know what to do but tends to accept people's self-definition. If everyone is a legitimate whistleblower, doesn't the entire system for protecting secrets fall apart? If very few people are legitimate whistleblowers, what process is in place to ensure that their rights are truly protected?
2. If the media is allowed to print classified information without sanction, who are the media? Is there a way to separate the "legitimate" national security press — those who know the beat and who walk through their stories with relevant authorities to avoid disclosing truly harmful information — from outside agitators? But aren't outside agitators protected by the same speech right (and privilege) as the press? Or have the courts recognized the "press" as a separate entity that is allowed to use the "freedom" granted in the first amendment in a way that citizens aren't? I don't know. It is very hard for me to explain in non-subjective terms why I am a reporter and Julian Assange is not, at least for the purposes of investigation and prosecution.
3. What recourse does the government have to punish people who disclosure classified information without permission? Shouldn't it have some? Shouldn't the classification wall be enforced by something other than a paper contract? Shouldn't there be some sort of legal jeopardy for leakers? To say no suggests that the government has no stake in the enterprise of protecting national security information, which is absurd.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington has backed a lower court's ruling that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's graphic warning labels for cigarettes constitute a First Amendment violation. Major tobacco manufacturers such as R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. have opposed the nine new labels, arguing they "went beyond factual information into anti-smoking advocacy," accord to the Associated Press. The U.S. Department of Justice can appeal the ruling. Advocacy groups such as the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids are pushing for an appeal, saying the court's 2-1 ruling "is wrong on the science and law, and it is by no means the final word on the new cigarette warnings." Read an earlier Q&A with Deputy Director of the Tobacco Control Legal Consortium about the preliminary ruling.
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It turns out that when your web service is setup like this and you assign a specific service account rather than use the network service account or the new Application Pool Identities, you may get errors such as "The token provider cannot get tokens for target" or "Secure channel cannot be opened because security negotiation with the remote endpoint has failed. This may be due to absent or incorrectly specified EndpointIdentity in the EndpointAddress used to create the channel. Please verify the EndpointIdentity specified or implied by the EndpointAddress correctly identifies the remote endpoint" or "The request for security token has invalid or malformed elements".
These errors are somewhat misleading as to the underlying cause. Instead of having anything to do with security negotiation and tokens per se, I deduced that it appears to be related to the service account not having a user profile on the server. In fact the article above does mention this in the following paragraph, although at first it isn't an obvious link to the errors highlighted above.
"For applications that use stateful SCTs in a secure session, the thread identity for the service must be a user account that has an associated user profile. When the service is run under an account that does not have a user profile, such as Local Service, an exception may be thrown."
Anyway, in order to get around this you can either logon as the service account on the server as part of the deployment (probably not the best option) or change the "Load User Profile" option in the associated Application Pool to True. This will create the user profile for the service account the first time the service is instantiated. You can then change this option back to false if you wish.
I would be interested to know exactly what it is from the user profile for the service account that is required when the requireSecurityContextCancellation attribute is set to false, as firstly I would just like to know, and secondly I don't believe either of the options above are elegant. If anyone can shed any light feel free to let me know.
I have meant to write a blog post about client certificates in a development environment for a while now, as every time I come to implement it I forget a step somewhere. There are resources online for a number of the steps below, but I wanted to consolidate that information along with my own steps into a single place that I can use as a reference. This may also be useful to others, hence why I am making a blog post rather than file it away in my mesh repository somewhere.
So, what am I trying to do here? Well, I would like to create a WCF service that utilises SSL and requires that clients use a certificate for authentication in a development environment where I do not have any certificates supplied to me. I am setting this up in a Windows 2008 environment (so IIS 7) with .NET 3.5. The whole process will involve the following steps:
To use chain trust validation during development you need to create a self-signed root CA and place it in the Trusted Root Certification Authority store. The certificate used by WCF is then created and signed by the root self-signed certificate and installed in the LocalMachine store.
Makecert –n "CN=MyRootCA" –r –sv MyRootCA.pvk mYRootCA.cer
Makecert –n "CN=MyRootCA" –r –sv MyRootCA.pvk mYRootCA.cer
The certificate that will be created using this certificate authority will need to have the CA installed on both the client and the server, as it will be used to verify the certificate.
You now want to create the certificate for the service on the server and the following steps will do this. Once completed you will see the certificate via the certificates snap-in of MMC and browsing to the following location: Certificates (Local Computer) –> Personal –> Certificates
makecert -sk <KeyName> -iv MyRootCA.pvk -n "CN=<MachineName>" -ic MyRootCA.cer -sr localmachine -ss my -sky exchange –pe
makecert -sk <KeyName> -iv MyRootCA.pvk -n "CN=<MachineName>" -ic MyRootCA.cer -sr localmachine -ss my -sky exchange –pe
We now want to configure the website that is to host the WCF service to use the SSL certificate we just created. This step assumes you have already created a website for HTTPS.
Now we want to export the certificate that will be used on the client(s). At the end of this step you should have a new file created with a pfx extension.
Now we need to import the certificate we just exported onto the client(s). You should have already imported the certificate authority in step 2, but if not make sure you do so at this point. Note that we are using the current user here, it just happens to be the way we have things configured later on. You may have a different setup here.
This is the WCF service that we are hosting and requiring authentication for. We happen to be using basicHttpBinding here, but it could be something else
<services> <service behaviorConfiguration="MyBehaviour" name="MyService"> <endpoint name="MyEndPoint" address="" binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="ClientCertificateTransportSecurity" contract="MyContract" /> <!--<endpoint address="mex" binding="mexHttpsBinding" contract="IMetadataExchange" />--> </service> </services> <behaviors> <serviceBehaviors> <behavior name="MyBehaviour"> <serviceMetadata httpsGetEnabled="true" /> <serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="true" /> </behavior> </serviceBehaviors> </behaviors> <bindings> <basicHttpBinding> <binding name="ClientCertificateTransportSecurity"> <security mode="Transport"> <transport clientCredentialType="Certificate" /> </security> </binding> </basicHttpBinding> </bindings>
If using custom app
Make sure you have the following in your configuration file.
<system.serviceModel> <client> <endpoint address="https://myServer/myService.svc" binding="basicHttpBinding" bindingConfiguration="ClientCertificateTransportSecurity" contract="MyContract" name="MyEndPoint" behaviorConfiguration="ClientCertificateCredential" />
<bindings> <basicHttpBinding> <binding name=" ClientCertificateTransportSecurity"> <security mode="Transport"> <transport clientCredentialType="Certificate" /> </security> </binding> </basicHttpBinding> </bindings>
<behaviors> <endpointBehaviors> <behavior name="ClientCertificateCredential"> <clientCredentials> <clientCertificate findValue="myThumbprint" storeLocation="CurrentUser" x509FindType="FindByThumbprint" /> </clientCredentials> </behavior> </endpointBehaviors> </behaviors>
Where myThumbprint is available from the certificate
If using a browser to view the service
Internet Explorer
Should just work, a popup should appear that asks you to specify the certificate to pass
You may want to use fiddler to examine what is going on. When you have fiddler open you will receive a message saying "The server [your server] requires a client certificate. Please save a client certificate in the following location". Pretty self explanatory. You will need to export your certificate from MMC certificates snap-in, certificates –> personal –> certificates but this time do not export the private key, just export as a DER encoded certificate, copy and rename to the folder/name that fiddler wanted you to.
"There was an error downloading 'https://MachineName/servicefolder/Service.svc'. The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel"
"The SSL settings for the service 'None' does not match those of the IIS 'Ssl, SslNegotiateCert, SslRequireCert, SslMapCert'"
So, I haven't really been doing much with BizTalk for a while now, spending more time on traditional development activities and working on some WCF specific solutions. However, I have recently been investigating SOA implementations in more detail, in particular the ESB (Enterprise Service Bus) along with how and why you would want one of these in your organisation.
This has led me neatly back into the BizTalk space. I had actively perused opportunities away from BizTalk, not necessarily due to the fact that I didn't like working with the product, but more for the desire to get back into pure development like I used to. Hey, it's nice to have a change every now and again. Now this particular task I am undertaking at the moment is purely focused on Microsoft technologies; I know there are numerous ESB offerings out there from various vendors. So this has led me to the BizTalk 2009 ESB Toolkit 2.0 from a product perspective and looking into some of the enabling future technologies such as WCF/WF 4.0 and the Microsoft Application Server Extensions codenamed "Dublin".
Well, without going into the details of an ESB as there is a wealth of conflicting information out there already, I decided that simply reading about BizTalk 2009 ESB Toolkit would not be sufficient so with a little trepidation I decided to install BizTalk 2009 and the ESB Toolkit onto a VM for testing. I say with trepidation, as I have spent a huge amount of time in the past installing, configuring and generally thumping my head against a heavy object in frustration at the difficulties of getting BizTalk working as expected. However, being a local development install and therefore not having the security locked down that is often the biggest inhibitor to an easy deployment, I was somewhat more optimistic.
Anyway, before I decided to plough away at the install I thought it would be prudent to check whether anyone has had experienced difficulties and/or provided some steps to get going quickly; I didn't want to spend too much time on this activity. So it was with gratitude that I came across this great post by Preetham Reddy. By following these steps I was up and running pretty pain free. I say "pretty" pain free, as I did have one issue that I thought I would make a note of here in case anyone else comes across the same problem.
Now, during the configuration steps there is a part where you need to run ESBConfigurationTool.exe to configure the settings for exception management, the ESB core components and configuration nodes. While trying to apply the configuration to any of the databases I would receive an error relating to not being able to create the database. I was logged in as an administrator and I thought this odd, so decided to simply create the databases via SQL Server Management Studio. I ran the configuration again and everything seemed to work fine.
I completed the rest of the installation and when i went to browse the ESB Management Console I was presented with the following error: "An unhandled exception has occurred". "Great" I thought, here we go again, difficulties getting things installed and configured with BizTalk. Looking at the Windows Event Viewer I saw the following entries:
Event code: 3005 Event message: An unhandled exception has occurred. Event time: 15/10/2009 18:35:20 Event time (UTC): 15/10/2009 17:35:20 Event ID: 77d00134a17e42519d7c6a11e26ce9d2 Event sequence: 13 Event occurrence: 4 Event detail code: 0 Application information: Application domain: /LM/W3SVC/1/ROOT/ESB.Portal-1-129001012513866430 Trust level: Full Application Virtual Path: /ESB.Portal Application Path: C:\Program Files\Microsoft BizTalk ESB Toolkit 2.0\ESBSource\Source\Samples\Management Portal\ESB.Portal\ Machine name: MyMachine Process information: Process ID: 4584 Process name: w3wp.exe Account name: MyMachine\Administrator Exception information: Exception type: WebException Exception message: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request. Request information: Request URL: http://localhost/ESB.Portal/Default.aspx Request path: /ESB.Portal/Default.aspx User host address: ::1 User: MyMachine\Administrator Is authenticated: True Authentication Type: NTLM Thread account name: MyMachine\Administrator Thread information: Thread ID: 12 Thread account name: MyMachine\Administrator Is impersonating: False Stack trace: at System.Net.HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() at System.ServiceModel.Channels.HttpChannelFactory.HttpRequestChannel.HttpChannelRequest.WaitForReply(TimeSpan timeout)
Nothing particularly useful there I thought. So I eventually ended up attaching a debugger to the web application and noticed the code was having trouble retrieving data. This is when I remembered the oddity from the configuration so checked the database to see there were no tables, views, stored procedures or anything within them. So I ran through the configuration with ESBConfigurationTool.exe again, but still nothing. I then deleted the databases it had created to see if it would actually create them this time, which it did. I then went back to the ESB Management Console site and viola, there it was.
So, I am a little confused why the tool could not create the database the first time, but did the second time. Anyway, this may be useful to someone out there. My thoughts on the whole install and configure process so far is that it is too laborious and error prone, as I half-expected. I want to be able to do one-click deployment, is that too much to ask these days? Perhaps this is the remnants of it being developed externally from the product, but nevertheless it isn't a great experience for those considering using this on an enterprise-scale project is it?
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I was having a frustrating time zipping files in a Powershell script, one that I had created based on those discussed in David Aiken's blog post. The name of the zip files created were quite long and were being generated a 8.3 filename automatically whenever the CopyHere method was being called on the zip folder where the files were being added. It was certainly something related to this method, as the New-Zip function was creating the zip file with the desired name, but was renamed only after the CopyHere method was used.
Now I still haven't found a solution to this problem so if anyone has any suggestions they are most welcome to post them. What I did do however was create a workaround which entails creating the zip file locally on the machine where the script is executing and then move this to the destination. It turns out this problem only happens when attempting to write to a network folder directly.
The following function had the issue with CopyHere
function Add-Zip{ param([string]$zipfilename) if(-not (test-path($zipfilename))) { set-content $zipfilename ("PK" + [char]5 + [char]6 + ("$([char]0)" * 18)) (dir $zipfilename).IsReadOnly = $false } # Return the application object $shellApplication = new-object -com shell.application # Returns a folder object for the specified folder $zipPackage = $shellApplication.NameSpace($zipfilename) # Returns file object for the zip file $zip = Get-Item $zipfilename $activity = 'Zipping file to ' + $zip.Name + ': ' foreach($file in $Input) { Write-Progress -activity $activity -status $file.Name $zipPackage.CopyHere($file.FullName,256) Start-sleep -milliseconds 500 }}
# For some reason the filename is getting trimmed when writing directly to the network, so# we use a temporary folder here for storage before moving to the final destination$filename = "$element-$(Get-Date -f dd-MMM-yy-HH-mm-ss)"$zipPath = "$tempFolder\$filename.zip" # Create a new zip fileNew-Zip $zipPath$path = $element.PSPath# Add each item in this elements path to the zip fileGet-Item $element.PSPath | Add-Zip $zipPath # Now move it to the final destinationMove-Item $zipPath $componentfolder
I have been using ANTS Profiler to conduct some profiling against some WCF services hosted on Windows 2008 that I have been working on. This was working pretty well with services hosted in IIS, but I was experiencing some difficulties when attempting to hook it all up with WCF services hosted in WAS using the net.tcp binding. I still don't have a definitive answer as to why I have been experiencing issues, but I have a workaround procedure in order to get it working.
Firstly, you need to create a profile and choose the Windows service application type to profile, selected WAS from the, as shown in the following screen capture.
Once you click the Start Profiling button the WAS service should be stopped and started. It is at this point where I experience my first problem, as it seems to hang at the starting state. Note the status bar in the following screen capture.
Now it appears that the service never starts and this state is also shown when you browse the Windows Process Activation Service service in the Services snap-in. After a bit of playing around I managed to get past this issue, by following these simple steps:
1. Execute iisreset from a command prompt window
2. Once iisreset has restarted, browse to an HTTP WCF endpoint on the server
3. The profiler should now be started
Now, at this point I also experienced an issue when attempting to take a memory snapshot, receiving the following error message where <some folder> is the location where it is trying to save the data.
Could not start profiling as the processing being profiled was unable to create the file '<some folder>'.You can set the RGTEMP or the RGIISTEMP environment variables in the System control panel to override the location used for profiler results files.
In order to get around this I simply gave everyone permissions to the folder it was trying to save to. I am sure there was a more focused way that this could be achieved, but as this was a development machine I was quite happy with this.
I have been working on a WCF intermediary that receives messages from a 3rd party and routes this onto another WCF service. The intermediary service uses basicHttpBinding whereas the destination service is netTcpBinding. I have worked on similar patterns before, but they always had the same binding on each service and they worked well, therefore I hadn't anticipated any problems.
However, once I had this all set-up I started receiving the following error on the intermediary service: "Addressing Version 'AddressingNone (http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2005/05/addressing/none)' does not support adding WS-Addressing headers."
This error appears to stem from the fact that basicHttpBinding is using SOAP 1.1 for the message version and no WS-Addressing, whereas netTcpBinding is using SOAP 1.2 for the message version with WS-Addressing. I had originally attempted to use custom bindings to get over this hurdle without much success so adopted to implement a message conversion in the intermediary service instead.
Your typical intermediary service would tend to have a service contract that is defined as so:
public interface IMyIntermediaryService
IsOneWay = false,
IsInitiating = true,
IsTerminating = false,
Action = "*",
ReplyAction = "*")]
Namespace = "http://mydomain.com/myapplication/2009/08")]
Message ProcessMessage(Message message);
The implementation of the ProcessMessage method would be something like the following. Note that this is a very basic example to be succinct, you would need to include error handling etc. In addition we are defining the destination endpoint in the web.config using the name "destination" as the identifier.
public Message ProcessMessage(Message message)
var channelFactory = new ChannelFactory<IMyIntermediaryService>("destination");
IMyIntermediaryService forwardingChannel = channelFactory.CreateChannel();
Message responseMessage = forwardingChannel.ProcessMessage(message);
return responseMessage;
Now, in order to handle the message conversion you would supplement the above code so that it identifies the message version received. Note that we are solely checking for netTcpBinding here, but this code could be modified to expand upon this to make it more generic.
// Get the message version
MessageVersion returnMessageVersion = message.Version;
bool messageConverted = false;
IMyIntermediaryService forwardingChannel = channelFactory.CreateChannel();
// If we are using NetTcpBinding make sure that the message we are sending is
// Soap 1.2 WS-Addressing if it is not already
if (channelFactory.Endpoint.Binding.GetType() == typeof(NetTcpBinding)
&& message.Version != MessageVersion.Soap12WSAddressing10)
message = CreateMessageCopy(message, MessageVersion.Soap12WSAddressing10);
messageConverted = true;
// Convert the message type back to that of the original if necessary
if (messageConverted)
responseMessage = CreateMessageCopy(responseMessage, returnMessageVersion);
Note that you must also covert the result back to the original format if a conversion has taken place otherwise the client will throw an exception "An error occurred while receiving the HTTP response to http://myserver/myservice.svc. This could be due to the service endpoint binding not using the HTTP protocol. This could also be due to an HTTP request context being aborted by the server (possibly due to the service shutting down). See server logs for more details."
The conversion method would be something like the following
private static Message CreateMessageCopy(
Message message,
MessageVersion newMessageVersion)
Message copy = Message.CreateMessage(
return copy;
I had been working quite happily with Castle Windsor and WCF services using WCF Facility when implemented through an HTTP binding of some description. You simply hook in the DefaultServiceHostFactory from Castle.Facilities.WcfIntegration into your ServiceHost declaration such as the following example:
<%@ ServiceHost Language="C#" Debug="true" Service="MyService" CodeBehind="MyService.svc.cs"
Factory="Castle.Facilities.WcfIntegration.DefaultServiceHostFactory, Castle.Facilities.WcfIntegration" %>
You would then register the WindsorContainer within the Application_Start event of your Global.asax like so or however you prefer register your components, the point being it is done in the Application_Start event.
protected void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e)
var container = new WindsorContainer("ioc.config");
However, let's say you are binding to net.tcp and hosting in WAS (Windows Process Activation Service)? This event will not get called, so you need to find another way to initialise your Castle Windsor container.
I confess I spent a while looking at the Host Factory in more detail, looking to wrap the DefaultServiceHostFactory. However, there appears to be a far simpler solution and that is to make use of the little documented AppInitialize method. If you create a class (any class), put it into the ASP.NET App_Code folder in your project and give it a method signature as defined below, this little baby will get fired exactly when you want it to. You can then initialise your IoC container in there.
public class InitialiseService
/// <summary>
/// Application initialisation method where we register our IOC container.
/// </summary>
public static void AppInitialize()
var container = new WindsorContainer("ioc.config");
This post is more a reference to me in case I come across this again, but also to anyone else that may experience the same error, as I couldn't find any reference to it when searching online.
It was one of those infuriating situations where you believe everything is set-up how you expect, but you keep receiving an unexpected error. Therefore you know something isn't quite right somewhere along the line and most likely something simple. So, after spending a bit of time going through the debug motions you obtain the extra eyes of a few colleagues to verify your sanity. Alas, still no joy. Then, after more frustration it suddenly springs out at you and you groan with the simplicity of it.
Anyway, in my case I was attempting to use Castle and WCF. We had this working fine on various projects using the WcfIntegrationFacility, but for some reason on this new set-up we were experiencing the error: "Could not find a component with the name <my component name>, did you forget to register it?"
It turns out that the id on the component element in the Castle configuration must exactly match the class type. For example in the configuration snippet below, the two highlighted must be the same otherwise you get the error described.
<component id="This.Should.Match"
service="Some.Interface, Some.Assembly"
type="This.Should.Match, Some.Assembly">
I won't be forgetting that one in a hurry.


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Is there gonna be a sim tomorrow?
Doubt it. I think its gonna be a while.
Yeah I remember him saying he won't be around for like a week or so
I think he was leaving on Monday so we could have at least 1 more. But if not whatevs. I'm just ready to get Zo back man... And now Jalen too. My top 3 scorers haven't played together in like 4 sims :(
There's no need to rush the season.
Well I thought it was every three days not 2 regardless
It's every other day.
Oh. I just want this league to go on for a while and not rush through all the years
If cp3 doesn't feel like running it after we get through it, I may do one after.
I think there's actually a college version of the game, but I pretty sure I'd rather the nba.
College would be kind of cool, but without trades and whatnot we wouldn't interact nearly as much as you would with the nba version.
Could be something to do with this one..
I'd imagine recruiting would be the big thing. Wonder if cp knows anything about it.
Sign me up.
I do not, though I've seen a few leagues a while back.
Lets say I run the college one in conjunction , I'd like to see how many people would like to join.
I'm thinking The San Diego Raptors.


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Rachel Savage '17 (#11, photo), handling libero duties in the match, was a bright spot for Wesleyan as she averaged 5.7 digs per set. Leading the way in the kills department was Kim Farris '14, as she average 3.7 per set while setter Claire Larson '15 contributed 9.0 assists per set. Farris also had six digs, three blocks and two service aces, both of those coming near the end of the final set as she helped the Cardinals recover from a 21-14 deficit to even the score at 24-24. Saving three match points, Wesleyan got a kill and two aces from Farris to turn a 24-21 count into a 24-24 tie, but the Judges got the final two points on a pair of Cardinal errors to secure the match.
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Definitions for urokinaseˌyʊər əˈkaɪ neɪs, -neɪz
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u•ro•ki•naseˌyʊər əˈkaɪ neɪs, -neɪz(n.)
an enzyme, present in the blood and urine of mammals, that activates plasminogen and is used medicinally to dissolve blood clots.
Category: Biochemistry, Pharmacology
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plasminogen activator, urokinase(noun)
protease produced in the kidney that converts plasminogen to plasmin and so initiates fibrinolysis
An enzyme, found in the urine, which converts plasminogen to plasmin, and is used in the treatment of deep vein thrombosis.
Urokinase, also called urokinase-type plasminogen activator, is a serine protease. It was first discovered in 1947 by McFarlane. Urokinase was originally isolated from human urine, but is present in several physiological locations, such as blood stream and the extracellular matrix. The primary physiological substrate is plasminogen, which is an inactive form of the serine protease plasmin. Activation of plasmin triggers a proteolysis cascade that, depending on the physiological environment, participates in thrombolysis or extracellular matrix degradation. This links urokinase to vascular diseases and cancer.
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Definitions for jukedʒuk
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word juke
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
jukedʒuk(v.; n.)juked, juk•ing
(v.t.)to make a move intended to deceive (an opponent) in football.
Category: Sport
(n.)a fake or feint usu. intended to deceive a defensive player.
Category: Sport
Origin of juke:
1425–75; orig. Scots jowk, late ME, prob. alter. of Scots dookduck2
Princeton's WordNet
juke, jook, juke joint, jook joint, juke house, jook house(noun)
a small roadside establishment in the southeastern United States where you can eat and drink and dance to music provided by a jukebox
juke, fake(noun)
(football) a deceptive move made by a football player
Webster Dictionary
to bend the neck; to bow or duck the head
the neck of a bird
to perch on anything, as birds do
"Juke" is a harmonica instrumental recorded by then 22-year-old Chicago bluesman Little Walter Jacobs in 1952. Although Little Walter had been recording sporadically for small Chicago labels over the previous five years, and had appeared on Muddy Waters' records for the Chess label since 1950, Juke was Little Walter's first hit, and it was the most important of his career. Due to the influence of Little Walter on blues harmonica, Juke is now considered a blues harmonica standard.
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Even though we're all moved into the new facility, we've been working hard getting things settled and adjusting to our new space. In order to make room in the cellar for all of our tanks we decided to build racks!
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Russell and the rest of the crew have been hard at work making these racks come together. The final step is going to be the addition of the stairs. Keep your eyes peeled as the cellar continues to shape up!
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With all that has changed around the brewery in the past few months, we thought it was time to add a little more pizzazz to our bottles. Our new look comes mostly in part to the new label machine that we incorporated in the bottling line. The machine operates at a more efficient rate and if you can believe it, uses less glue than our old labeler!
We're excited about our new look! What do you think?
During the holiday season more than ever, our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have made our progress and prosperity possible.
2013 has been a milestone year for us. Construction is complete on the new brewery, and production at our old facility is finished. Things are finding their place in our new home and we couldn't be happier!
We're excited for all of the things the future holds and it is in this spirit we say, simply, but sincerely, thank you for your support and best wishes for the holiday season!
While it's definitely still summer, we work about a half-season ahead here in the brewery. That means it's time to bottle Harvest Ale! Harvey has been fermenting away in our new tanks, and now that it's ready, it tastes delicious. Keep an eye out for the 6- and 12-packs soon!
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Although it's technically still fall, Winter is here, in bottles and in the air!
This year we've really outdone ourselves for the winter season with the addition of two new products to our line up. We're happy to announce the NEW Winter Mix pack including a new seasonal offering the Ipswich Rye Porter.
This mixed pack is stuffed with a little something for everyone: 4 Ipswich Winter Ales, 4 Ipswich Original Pale Ales and 4 NEW Ipswich Rye Porters.
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