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Furthermore, if there's a failure in any of the subsystems, i definitely do not want to hide this fact by having a "restart and try again" feature.
LCA: Andrew Tanenbaum on creating reliable systems
Posted Jan 27, 2007 22:50 UTC (Sat) by pascal.martin (guest, #2995) [Link]
Lets assume the disk driver was restarted. What happens if the disk driver crashes again, because of the activity caused by the crash log? 8-)
That may seems silly, but I have seen similar "death trap" problems in actual life.
Posted Jan 29, 2007 15:22 UTC (Mon) by tjc (subscriber, #137) [Link]
I expect the logging system works in enough cases to be a benefit.
Posted Jan 31, 2007 22:50 UTC (Wed) by tjc (subscriber, #137) [Link]
If crashes reoccur, a binary exponential backoff protocol could be used to prevent bogging down the system with repeated recoveries.
Unfortunately, no specifics are given. It sounds like something from Star Trek TNG.
Data: "Captain, I could use an binary exponential backoff protocol to restart the warp engines."
Picard: "Very good Mr. Data -- make it so!"
exponential backoff
Posted Feb 1, 2007 12:54 UTC (Thu) by robbe (subscriber, #16131) [Link]
Example with f = 300, i.e. 5 minutes (a viable value for SMTP):
* First try ... fails * Wait 5 minutes * Second try ... fails * Wait 10 minutes * Third try ... fails * Wait 20 minutes * Fourth try ... fails * Wait 40 minutes * Fifth try ... etc.
It would work the same for OS-component restart, of course with values for f in the milliseconds.
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In my earlier post, I defined what Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) was and threw in a code example using RhinoMocks. Hopefully, I was able to inspire some of you out there. In the event that I did and you will actually attempt to adopt this methodology in your enterprise, I will walk you through the steps required to smoothly integrate this into your existing development environment.
What You Will Need
- Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 or 2010 Test Edition or above
- Team Foundation Server
- This is optional if you want to into take advantage of MSBuild running your tests on check-in.
- RhinoMocks – (Download Link)
- TestDriven.NET – (Download Link)
- This is also optional. TestDriven.NET is an add-in testing component for Visual Studio that makes running your tests a breeze.
- The personal edition is free for open source users, trial users, and students.
Step 1 – RhinoMocks
Download RhinoMocks. The zip file does not contain an executable. It's just a library that you will reference in your project. You can put it in a new directory someone on C:\ for now.
Step 2 – TestDriven.NET
Download and install. Again, this is an optional component but you should definitely give it a "test drive" and decide, if you are in a company setting, whether you want to purchase a license. It my example, I will be using MSTest, but it supports multiple test frameworks like NUnit.
Step 3 – Create an empty C# class library project
This will be the project you will be testing against. You can add it to source control if you have a connection to Team Foundation Server.
When you create it, it should also create a solution.
Step 4 – Create another empty C# class library project
This will be the test project. Make sure to stick to a consistent naming convention. I end my test projects with ".UnitTests" in the name (e.g. BLL.ShoppingCart.UnitTests). This allows you to specify a wildcard pattern in MSBuild when running tests. I'll go into this in more detail below.
Step 5 – Add Rhino.Mocks.DLL reference to test project
Right click on References and click Add Reference. Locate the RhinoMocks DLL file you extracted in the first step and add it to the project.
Step 6 – Write your test and build solution
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using Rhino.Mocks; namespace BLL.Cart.UnitTests { <TestClass> public class CartTest { private MockRepository _mock; <TestInitialize> public void TestSetup() { _mock = new MockRepository(); } <TestMethod> public void WhenItemAdded_CartQuantityShouldIncrease() { //test code } } }
Step 7 – Create Build Definition and Incorporate Test Assemblies
In Team Explorer, you will go through the regular motions of creating a build definition. The option that will trigger the tests is on the last option screen where you will indicate your test assembly pattern, as shown in the screenshot inset.
The last thing you will want to make sure is that the Rhino.Mocks DLL you included in the project is added to source control. Otherwise, when MSBuild attempts to build your solution, you will get a reference error and it will not build.
And that's it.
As always, I'd love to hear your feedback to see if this was helpful or if there is anything I might have missed.


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Software maker GraphOn has filed suit against search giant Google, alleging that Google's Base, AdWords, Blogger, Sites, and YouTube services violate GraphOn's patents
GraphOn, based in Santa Cruz, Calif., acquired the patents through its acquisition of Network Engineering Software, a privately held network software company, in 2005. The suit was filed in United States District Court in the Eastern District of Texas.
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Lorranie Frasure Woods, 86, of Frankfort, Kentucky, passes away Friday, May 20th , 2011 at the Crestview Nursing Home in Shelbyville, Kentucky. She was born January 17th, 1925 in Floyd County, Kentucky to the union of James and Susan Mosley Frasure.
She is survived by her daughter: Sandy Wallen of Frankfort, her son: James "Jim" Woods of Charleston South Carolina, two grandchildren, and one great grandson.
Graveside Services for Lorraine Frasure Woods will be Monday, May 23rd, 2011 at 2 p.m. at the Woods Cemetery in the Sacker Community.
Rominger Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
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Loren C. Huff, 73, of Lexington, formerly of Clay County, passes away Monday at his home.
He was a retried employee of the Kentucky Department of Transportation & a US Army Veteran.
He is survived by his wife Carol Huff, & 2 step children, Robert Hibbard, Washington, D.C. & Jennifer Vaughn, London & 3 grandchildren: Jacob, Jenna & Jack Vaughn.
Funeral services for Loren C. Huff will be held Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the Manchester Baptist Church with Allen Roberts officiating.
Burial will follow at the Clark Cemetery at Sexton Creek.
Visitation will be after 6:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Britton Funeral Home.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 May 2011 13:25
DePew, Levi, age 93 of Springfield, OH, passed away Sunday, May 22, 2011. Levi was born December 23, 1917 in Hector, KY, son of the late Gilbert and Annie (Hacker) DePew. He proudly served his country in the US Army in the Pacific Theatre during WWII. Levi was a self-employed Housing Contractor in the Springfield, OH are for many years.
Mr. DePew is survived by his daughter, Joyce Ann DePew; 4 grandchildren; 8 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great- grandchildren; brother, General Sheridan DePew; sister Evelyn Ruth Burns. He was preceded in death by his wife, Edith DePew; son, Russell Lee DePew; brother, Kelly DePew; 4 sisters, Chelsie Bowling, Mary Bowling, Verlie Bowling and Ida B. Hoskins.
Funeral services for Levi DePew will be held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. at the Britton Funeral Home Chapel with Rollin Bradshaw officiating. Burial will follow at the Manchester Memorial Gardens.
Visitation will be after 12:00 p.m. Saturday at the Britton Funeral Home.
In Lieu of flowers, contributions are requested to Hospice of Dayton in Levi's Memory.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 May 2011 13:24
Knuckles Family Expresses Thanks
December 31, 1923-April 22, 2011
The family of Clinton Knuckles would like to express our appreciation for the kind and caring support we received from family and friends during our loss. Whether it was flowers, a card, prayer, visit or a smile, it was deeply appreciated.
We would like to extend a special thank you to the Manchester Christian Church, St. Ann Catholic Mission, Manchester Baptist Church, and Horse Creek Baptist Church for their thoughts and prayers.
We wish to especially thank Representative Tim Couch and the House of Representatives for the tribute to the memory of Clinton Knuckles; also thanks Mike Baker, County Clerk; James Phillips, Circuit Court Clerk; Rob Dowden and Senator Mitch McConnell and staff for helping locate Clinton's Honorable Discharge from the Army in World War II.
Many thanks go to the staff of the Britton Funeral Home for their excellent service; Reverend Rolling Bradshaw for his kind and thoughtful eulogy; Pallbearers Nick Dowden, Rob Dowden, Andy Dowden, Johnny M. Edwards, Chester Smith, Mike White, Paul Vickers; Manchester Memorial Hospital and staff; Hazard ARH Medical Center and staff; and the Cumberland Valley Home Health in Manchester.
We thank everyone for their thoughts, prayers, visitation, and food. I'm sure Clinton is smiling down on everyone at this very moment. Hopefully his legacy of love, kindness and generosity will live on in us. He was a good husband, father, grandfather, and a great friend.
May God Bless each and every one of you.
Lois, Kay, Rob and Nick
Last Updated on Wednesday, 25 May 2011 13:23
Herman Harris, 75, of Connersville, IND. The husband of Julida Harris, passed away Monday at the St. Vincent Heart Center in Indianapolis, IND.
Funeral services for Herman Harris were held Friday at 1:00 pm at the Britton Funeral Home Chapel with Sill Lee officiating. Burial followed at the Irvin Hill Cemetery at Oneida.
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Overall our evening was a wonderful experience. Matt Costello is a real artist. Every course was excellent, my taste buds were extremely happy. I don't drink but everyone who participated in the wine pairing said it was well worth it. The staff went out of their way to make sure that if anyone had any food or beverage restrictions they were taken care of.
We had an absolutely superb dining experience with 14 delectable dishes.
The whole 13 course menu was fun, different and perfect with their serving sizes! We brought a special bottle of wine so we opted to not do the wine pairing, but the rest of the dinner was absolutely fabulous and we would return in a heartbeat!
I had always heard great things about the Inn at Langley but it was truly an amazing experience. If you like great food and want to celebrate a special occasion (or not), you won't be disappointed.
The chef was very creative with content and presentation but was not always successful with taste and texture. I had the wine parings with my dinner as well and was not impressed with all the choices. The white wine selections seem to work well but the reds did not seem to fit with the dish. I have been to the Herb Farm in Woodenville several times and was always impressed with food and wine parings there. Their only flaw was coffee choice. I expected more for the price. I probably won't do this again but since I am new to Langley I thought I would give it a try.
This was a repeat visit to the restaurant and we had a great experience again. Fantastic & creative food. Great wine pairing. Awesome service. We'll definitely go back.
This was an adventure from beginning to end. The chef was exceptional. We felt like we were on Iron Chef tasting creations that were tied together through the use of ingredients and a love for the bounty on Whidbey Isle. The courses were imaginative, humorous, delicious and whimsical. The personal attention not only from the staff, but from the chef as well, was outstanding. The view of the kitchen added to the overall experience. We most definitely will come back again.
Local flavores made in a world class style. The perfect setting for an evening of learning about all the flavors that are grown about the island. The Cheft and his staff could not have been more warm and attentive to everyones needs. A night my wife and I will always remember, Thanks to all, Warren & Marji
The chef prepares an interesting menu with a lot of whimsy and local ingredients. It's fun to watch them prepare, as the kitchen is open and in front of you. Be prepared to sit for a long meal - our dinner took nearly 4 hours. There were many courses - I think ours was around 13 or 14 - but there was a lag between each course - at one point we waited nearly 20 min from the time they took away our last plates and when they served the next course. (Usually, it wasn't that long, but it certainly wasn't quick.) The staff is friendly, knowledgeable and attentive to dietary restrictions of any type. The food was good - if you like new/interesting mix of flavors and are open to innovative cooking methods, this is a fun place to go.
The Inn at Langley exceeded all of our expectations. Chef Costello and staff pay meticulous attention to every detail involved in a dining experience. The food is locally based and imaginatively presented. There was a fun side to some of the menu items, such as the "Gin and Tonic Experiment" presented with a pipette of gin to float on a petri dish of tonic gel with bits of lime and seeds to simulate an experiment. It was an experiment that yielded very tasty results! An edible forest and earth terrarium was a delightfully presented and tasty intermezzo between copper river salmon and crab. Every plate was truly a work of art, carefully thought out from beginning (the source of the food) to end (fork meets mouth).
Chef Matt and his team gave us the best meal the hubs and I have ever had. The food was beautiful, creative and delicious. We had to take a picture of each one because we would not have been able to describe the details fairly enough. Even the pictures don't do the experience justice. We walked away full but would have still tried anything else he put in front of us. This is such a unique experience that even when we go back, we will still feel that we experienced something special. Thank you Matt and your staff.
Interesting food and presentation that also tasted amazing, very friendly service and great ambiance. We were worried about the dinner being close to 4 hours with a dozen courses (would we get bored, tired, uncomfortable or too full?!) but in the end it did not feel too long, we were comfortable the whole time and the courses were small enough that we did not become too full - portions ended up being perfectly sized to feel like to got a full taste of everything but not stuffed in the end :) We had a great time with the friends we came with as well as some great conversations with others from different parties as well. I would highly recommend and would definitely come back. Be aware this is a very expensive dining experience - $250pp.
Every course was a photo opp. Not only a feast for the eyes, but also for the palate. Timing of service was impeccable. Chef made everyone feel welcomed and part of an intimate experience. Remarkably creative and delicious food. Can't wait to return.
My wife and I have eaten all over the world and without a doubt this was the most creative and memorable meal we have ever had. We went here for our tenth anniversary and already know we will go back next year. Amazing in every way!!
and I've had Charlie Trotter's & Tru. It is pricey, particularly w/ wine pairings. However, worth the price. Although very creative, I don't think you need to be extremely adventurous with foods to enjoy it. The restaurant called us a few days in advance to ask about food allergies or intolerances. BTW...we had the fixed meal, not where you can order off of a regular menu. The evening's menu had 13 courses plus a surprise course. Courses included a pretzel roll, potato roll (never thought I'd see people drool over a potato roll), an apple celery consommé, a unique gin & tonic experiment, two fish courses, a beef course, a rabbit course, four desserts, a cold soup, a terrarium (have to see it) & a surprise (not in order). Go hungry & enjoy!
It started with a 14-course menu printed with all 22 guest names distributed around the very charming restaurant with a great view of the Saratoga Passage and Camano Island. Every single menu item was a delightful surprise prepared with great care by chef Costello. The dinner was exceptional and ranks way up high among the best of the best. Chef Costello or his staff come around with every item and explain in detail the ingredients, all from the gardens around the Inn at Langley on Whidbey Island. The "Chilled sweet corn soup" was an amazing start to the dinner. I liked the "pretzel, radish, caraway butter", the "Sable fish consommé", and just about every single serving. There are quite a few very interesting surprises along the way.
I have eaten at the French Laundry (twice) and numerous high-end restaurants in New York, Washington, and other cities, and I have never had an experience as incredible as the meal I had right here on Whidbey Island. We had 13 courses and 5 wines over about 4 hours. The food was terrific and the service extremely attentive. The chef uses a lot of local ingredients from the island, including meat and vegetables as well as the bountiful seafood. There were some amusing touches like when some of the decorations turned out to be part of the meal. One caveat: It's VERY expensive. If you do the wine pairings, you will spend $250 per person including tip. It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
As always, the Inn at Langley provides an unforgettable culinary experience orchestrated by the brilliant Chef Matt Costello. Dinner included 13 courses - some just a few bites in size - of imaginative and fresh Northwest cuisine. Our favorite courses were the "crab, black garlic, nuoc mam, cilantro and charred coconut oil plate," the "gin & tonic experiment," and the "deer, juniper, chocolate and apple wood smoke." This was our second time dining here - and it was just as memorable and excellent as our first dinner. The wine pairing menu featured generous pours and some excellent selections such as the 2002 Quilceda Creek. This place should have a Michelin Star; a couple, in fact.
This is a total bucket list meal will absolutely blow your mind. Matt and staff are amazing. Anything Matt makes will confound and delight. Somewhat expensive and worth 10x the price. Our 3rd time, planning the next and can't wait.
A memorable experience for a very new pair (third date!). The entire staff, chef included, presented the evenings myriad courses with a brief description to each table. The prix fixe meal began with a beautifully presented tiny parsnip marshmallow and a chocolate-kiss sized camembert covered beet meringue. The bursts of delicious flavor were nothing short of astonishing. There were a very many courses that were small and flavorful and I can't decide which of them were my favorite. Perhaps the Calamari Risotto or maybe the Field and Forest Terrarium that was cleverly disguised as hanging ornaments near each table and cut down for each guest! The intimate dining room was relatively quiet and nicely lit. Pricey but worth every penny.
The imaginative and well prepared food selection coupled with the superb service and explanation of the dishes would have been enough to make this a memorable evening, but there was more.... The wine pairings were excellent and among old favorites, introduced us to some wineries that we had not previously known about. They will be added to our visit list for next year. Then came the unexpected whimsical twists of serving charred coconut oil from the table lamp and a "Winter scene" contained in a glass Christmas tree ornament. Brilliant.
A roaring fire greets you as you walk in from the cold, along with wonderful, sparkling champagne handed to you on your way to your table. The chef prepares stunning dishes, a feast for the eyes and the mouth. My favorite was listed on the menu as "Winter Scene". When that course came up, we watched them snip the glass ornaments off of the beautiful hanging chandelier in the center of the room and place each one on a small place in front of each guest. They were filled with a wonderful, tantalizing sweetness (not to give anything away) and the presentation was totally unique and enchanting. Each table receives one-on-one attention and interaction with the chef and his assistant. Superb!


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The Maroon ESTABLISHED 1923 VOL. 77 NO. 11 Loyola University New Orleans FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1998 Rental Risks Some off-campus residents must endure substandard housing By ALLISON EPISCOPO Contributing writer Many students living in off-campus apartments say they are getting a raw deal. For the most part, college students live on small budgets that are barely sufficient. When divided between necessities and recreation, the money seems to disappear quickly. Dealing with unexpected household problems is something every college student living off campus must handle. Some landlords promptly fix minor disasters, but not all landlords are attentive to their tenants. Megan Annis, visual arts sophomore, has had problems with her landlord. "Our landlord doesn't return our phone calls. I've never even met him," she said. Despite paying $900 for her three bedrooms, she and her two roommates say they are not getting their money's worth. "The entrance looks like a garbage dump," Annis said. Apartment rental tips • Read the terms of the lease. • Check water pressure and thickness of walls. • Check for security features. • Talk with prospective neighbors to check reputation of landlord. • Know what is expected of you in terms of pre-payments (security deposit, pet deposit, etc.) • Check for fire escapes and smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. And while Annis said her Freret Street location is handy, the landlord has yet to fulfill any promises of fixing the problems. "If I had known, I would have never agreed to pay $300 to live in a crack house," she said. Matthew Schiele, English senior, is STAFF PHOTO BY PATRICK CONDON A small cat plays in a hole in the floor of an off-campus apartment. Possible impeachment kept under wraps at SGA meeting An SGA business representative was the target of an impeachment Tuesday. The impeachment attempt came only three weeks after Alex Dowds, international business and finance freshman, was approved by the Student Government Association for the position, Dowds said. Congress came to a vote. However, neither J.T. Hannan, political science senior and SGA president, Nathan Hodges, finance senior and SGA Court of Review chief justice, nor Dowds would confirm whether Dowds was removed from office. They also refused to disclose the charges brought against Dowds. The meeting was closed to the public and non-voting SGA members, including Hannan, executive SGA staff, the court justices and Tim Barnett, director of the Danna Center and SGA adviser. The court is SGA's judicial branch. According to Hannan, the meeting was closed to protect "the person in question" from personal attacks. Members in the meeting were Hodges, who facilitated it, and Becky Dayries, psychology senior and SGA vice president, who breaks ties, Hodges said. HODGES Instructor resigns due to class cuts By ROBERT TREADWAY Assistant News Editor Jason Juneau, part-time classical studies instructor, will not return next semester. Department chairpersons throughout the College of Arts and Sciences made budget cuts that reduced some part-time positions, including Juneau's. Davina McClain, assistant professor and acting classical studies chairperson, asked Juneau to teach two classes in the spring semester instead of four, cutting his course load in half. Juneau, after learning about the cut, discussed his options with Frank Scully, dean of Arts and Sciences, and his family. Juneau decided keeping the job would not be in his best interest. "Teaching two classes instead of four would produce a cut in income which I could not take," Juneau said. McClain maintains that the cuts were mandatory and are not to be taken as a reflection of job performance. "It has nothing to do with Jason (Juneau) personally," McClain said. "If we were to cut civilization, literature or translation courses, students might be prevented from fulfilling their requirements." Students throughout the university White paper spurs mixed discussion By PATRICK HAAS Staff writer In a few years, playing a sport for Loyola might pay off in $5,000 for tuition. The Rev. Bernard Knoth, S J., university president, proposed as much in his statement known as the white paper. "1 believe opportunities for athletic development are completely compatible with Jesuit education," it reads. Also in the white paper, Knoth proposes offering participation awards to athletes who play a sport at Loyola. The award would be equivalent to a year's worth of work study, which Knoth estimated at $5,000 in the white paper. Not all students or faculty at Loyola find this necessary or appropriate for the university, though. Adam Huberty, English sophomore, opposes participation awards. "Rather than using university funds for athletic scholarships, the money could be put to better use," he said. Knoth also suggested remodeling the Recreational Sports Complex to provide more seating for spectators. John Dewell, psychology junior, said he feels that the university misspends its money. "It seems like we want to use our money for better facilities that will be more attractive," he said. "But Loyola isn't spending any of its money on the more educational aspects of Loyola, like it should be." If the white paper is approved, the newly renovated Rec Plex should be completed by 2003. Mark Rubinfeld, assistant sociology professor, advocates improving Loyola's athletics but thinks other aspects of Loyola need to be addressed fust "Ideally, I have no problem upgrading Loyola's athletic programs and providing Ex-Ecuadorian vice president in exile, denounces some policies By JOE DANBORN Staff writer Alberto Dahik, exiled former vice president of Ecuador, discussed economic policy as well as the situation of Ecuador's politics during his time in office. Casino deals and drug money are on a par when it comes to undermining democracy, according to Alberto Dahik, the exiled former vice president of Ecuador. Dahik spoke at Loyola Nov. 11 on the subject of political validity and economic policy. Loyola's economics club sponsored his appearance. At the lecture, Dahik called for a restructuring of global economics. He also claimed democratically elected governments throughout the Americas and elsewhere so frequently renege on promises. "Part of the problem is political legitimacy," Dahik said in an interview with The Maroon. "How much can you do when you have to transform society and people perceive that the government is not legitimate?" He spoke of political legitimacy in terms of public sentiment He said the trouble with democracies—large and small — is plain crooked politics, especially a campaign system that he thinks all but requires candidates to lie in order to get elected. "The fact that you win an election which is clean and fair does not mean that you are a legitimate government,'' he said. "You are forced to say things that give you votes, things that society needs to hear. "There is a widespread feeling that 'My government doesn't represent me.' That political weakness is selfdefeating when it comes to long-term economic policy." Dahik formed opinions like these from a rocketlaunchedrocketlaunched career that blew up mid-flight His doctoral studies at Princeton University sharpened his mind until he became a world-class economist He quickly rose through the political ranks and arrived, at age 39, in office with President Sixto Duran Balien in 1992. He rode astride a radical new free-maricet program designed to jump-start Ecuador's stagnant economy. At that time, Ecuador had been in arrears on its foreign debt longer than any country in the world. Dahik's "three-legged table" of economic stabilization, private-sector reform and political reform had an immediate and dramatic impact International reserves quickly hit an all-time high of STAFF PHOTO BY AMY STYER See LANDLORDS, Pg 3 See CUTS, Pg. 3 See SPORTS, Pg. 3 See ECUADOR, Pg. 3 New nurse plans to * Swim team brings Symphony orchestra teach healthy habits. home the gold. makes sweet music. "For a Greater Loyola h jhgh
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GLOUCESTER, Mass. —
There are people who eat on the run and then those who eat and run.
A man who has sampled many of Gloucester's better restaurants without paying was arrested in a final fiasco at Azorean last weekend.
Stephen Davis, 50, had allegedly left Tom Shea's in Essex without paying the tab, then downed a drink at Azorean without settling up. But police arrived and ended the spree with his arrest. This came after a trip to Short & Main the same day.
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CONWAY – Coastal Carolina senior Tarvorris Jolly has been named Big South Conference Special Teams Player of the Week for his 94-yard touchdown in the Chanticleers' 34-14 win over Delaware State.
With Delaware State attempting a chip-shot field goal, junior Josh Norman came off the left edge to record his third career blocked kick. Jolly scooped the ball on the six, broke one tackle and found sprinted to the endzone for his first career touchdown.
The score put Coastal Carolina up 28-0 midway through the second quarter and nearly helped the Chanticleers pitch a shutout before Delaware State scored twice inside the final two minutes.
This marks the first weekly honor for Jolly and the first by a Chanticleer this season.
Coastal Carolina will return to action this Saturday (Oct. 2), hitting the road to face nationally-ranked Richmond. Kickoff in the new Robins Stadium is set for 1:00 pm.


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The folks over at Creative Loafing are putting together their annual Best of the Bay competition that puts a spotlight on everything from the best bars to the best neighborhoods throughout the region.
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A survey by shopping comparison site PriceRunner has shown that while customers love the convenience of shopping online, etailers' return processes leave much to be desired.
PriceRunner surveyed 400 online shoppers, all of whom have been shopping online for up to five years. Almost 40% were unhappy with the processes for returning goods bought online.
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Isn't it funny how we've been hearing that 'This Is The Year For Mobile' every year since, oh, about 1863?
This seems to have been driven by hugely bullish forecasts from various analysts over the past decade, and the desire among investors to get this message out to market in order to Make Things Happen. Yet mobile marketing has never been the big story, for any number of reasons.
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Once you've optimised your website copy, you'll find that the most important part of optimisation happens off the page – where links from external sites back to yours play a vital role in telling Google and other search engines how important your site really is.
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Online fraud figures released yesterday by APACS, the UK payments association, show a 44% rise in online banking fraud last year.
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Web stats auditor comScore has introduced a new 'visits' metric to augment its 'page views' tracking after conceding its previous system unfairly represented Yahoo!
Yahoo! protested in December after comScore data placed it behind MySpace for pages viewed. Yahoo!'s increasing use of AJAX means users create fewer page views because tasks can be completed without reloading pages.
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Forecasts by The Global Fund indicate that $1.6 billion of additional funding will be made available to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. The forecast is a positive step towards combating some of the most debilitating diseases in the world. This is especially exciting news since just over six months ago the Fund was forced to cancel any new grants, due to lower than expected donations. So what happened?
According to Gabriel Jaramillo, the General Manager of the Global Fund, the forecast was "better than expected". This reversal is in part the result of more donations and bigger donations from existing donors, as well as a restructuring of resources to countries most in need. Newer donors included countries such as Namibia, whilst greater contributions were received from Japan and Saudi Arabia to name two. However, this improved forecast is also due to internal changes and Board decisions which have enhanced methods of financial supervision, improved efficiency and encouraged new and existing donors to donate.
The Global Fund has already approved $7 billion in grants to be disbursed over the next 18 months and has set aside $616 million in funding for existing programmes. This additional $1.6 billion will go towards new projects, between 2012 and 2014. At the moment, the Fund operates in 150 countries, providing AIDS treatment for 3.3 million, anti-tuberculosis treatment for 8.6 million, and has provided 230 million treated nets for malaria prevention. One of its many initiatives includes supporting efforts to prevent HIV among street children in the Ukraine.
Earlier this year the Fund celebrated its 10th birthday; we reported on its achievements but also the obstacles it faced due to lack of investment.
The organisation is a public-private partnership and international financing institution, who work to prevent and treat all three conditions. Importantly, projects are based on the priorities of people from the country itself and implemented by them. This is why the Global Fund's Board reaffirmed its commitment to continue working closely with civil society. To ensure efficiency, The Global Fund provides financing for these projects based on results and performance. This ensures that projects are collaborative, responsive to need, and ultimately more effective.
This extra funding will make a huge contribution towards combating some of the worst diseases on the planet and the outlook will remain positive if this momentum can be maintained. Despite this good news, there are still worries that pledges from donors are insufficient to allow the Global Fund to continue doing its life saving work. Todd Summers, chair of the Board's Strategy Investment and Impact Committee, was excited that new projects could begin, but remained realistic about the continued investment needed, saying "I remind everyone that we need a lot more money than is currently pledged just to sustain current efforts. While we're heading in the right direction, there still is a long way to go to meet the real need."
We, alongside other organisations, have called on governments to commit additional investment so that the fund can continue working towards tackling these diseases. Hopefully a dinner during the September UN General Assembly session, hosted by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, will provide a platform for new financial pledges to be announced. The dinner is in aid of health-related development goals but will have a special focus on the Global Fund. Simon Bland, the Chairman of the Board of the Global Fund, remains optimistic saying, "If we continue to get the support we need, we can make an enormous difference". We agree and continue to push countries to pledge much needed investment so that the forecast continues to look bright!
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If there's any time of year that most of the world is likely to have overnight guests (or be overnight guests) it has got to be Christmas. And, we all know that overnight guests means one thing – an extra special breakfast. This recipe is made with 100% whole wheat and fresh, tart cranberries, but I'm not going to go touting it as healthy – it's studded with white chocolate chips and slathered in sweet orange butter after all. But, it is special and it is delicious.
The great thing about pancakes is that they're simple to make and are pretty much a guaranteed crowd pleaser. They are endlessly adaptable to whatever flavour profile you can dream up, so it's easy to make them a little extra special without a ton of work. Everyone knows how to make pancakes right?
When I'm making a larger batch like this I like to place them on a baking pan and pop them into an oven, warmed to the lowest setting, while I make the remaining pancakes. This keeps them nice and toasty so that everyone is able to eat all together and no one is stuck at the stove whipping out pancakes while everyone else is sitting down to brunch. Pancake breakfast for the win!
What's your go-to brunch item?
White Chocolate Cranberry Pancakes with Sweet Orange Butter
You won't use all of the butter for these pancakes but it's equally delicious spread on toast, scones, or really anything your little heart desires.
Sweet Orange Butter
- 1/2 cup unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1 tablespoon orange zest
- 1/2 cup icing (confectioners) sugar
- pinch salt
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed orange juice
White Chocolate Cranberry Pancakes
- 2 cups whole wheat flour
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups buttermilk
- 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup canola oil (or melted coconut oil)
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup fresh or *frozen (thawed) cranberries, chopped
- 1/2 cup white chocolate chips (or chopped chocolate)
For the butter: Place butter, orange zest and icing sugar in a medium sized bowl. Beat until smooth. While beating, slowly drizzle in orange juice, a bit at a time, beating between additions until smooth. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
For the pancakes: In a medium-sized bowl whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. In a separate, large, bowl, whisk together buttermilk, vanilla, oil and eggs. Whisk in flour mixture just until combined (lumps are fine). Let sit 5-10 minutes to allow the flour to soak up the liquids. Stir in cranberries and white chocolate.
Preheat a nonstick skillet over medium heat. Using a 1/4 cup measuring cup, spoon batter into skillet, spread into an even circle. Allow to cook until edges have set and bubbles pop on top. Flip over and cook until browned on the other side (if pancakes are browning too quickly lower heat to medium-low). Continue with remaining batter.
Serve with orange butter and maple syrup.
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Blog Post: Insights and Takeaways from event "Youth and Their Money"
By Ashley Alman, New America Foundation
You probably brush your teeth every morning, a habit you started developing as soon as you were able to hold your own tooth brush. So, what if we applied the same logic to asset building – that as soon as you could grasp a handful of change, you started saving?
Youth and Their Money: New Insights on the Financial Lives of Youth in Developing Countries
A third of the global population today is under the age of 19, with 90 percent of these young people living in developing countries and 45 percent living on less than $2 a day. More than ever, young people need the tools to manage their financial lives and, especially, accumulate savings -- opening up economic opportunities and impacting their attitudes and behaviors over the course of their lives.
Blog Post: Towards a New Model for International Research Collaboration: Reflections on the April YouthSave Research Advisory Council Convening and Symposium
By Julia Stevens and Li Zou, Center for Social Development
On April 17, 2012, a Symposium on International Research and Innovation at Washington University in St. Louis highlighted the experiences and insights of the international research partners in YouthSave. The event, which was hosted by the Center for Social Development at Washington University's Brown School, drew an engaged audience of students, researchers, and program representatives with interests in international research and collaboration.
Blog Post: Evaluating School-Based Financial Education Programs: What Can We Learn from Field Evidence?
By Rodrigo Sermeno, New America Foundation
Recently, I attended "Conversations that Build and Strengthen Youth Economic Opportunities" hosted by Making Cents International. The event featured Hidde van der Veer of Aflatoun, a Dutch NGO providing social and financial education to children, and Aishwarya Lakshmi Ratan of Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA), an organization dedicated to discovering what works for the world's poor. The speakers shared the preliminary results of their RCT evaluation of the efficacy of school-based financial education programs in Ghana, a country where YouthSave also operates. While their research measured only the short-term effects of these interventions, it nonetheless offers valuable insights into youth labor market participation, risk taking, and most importantly, savings behaviors and attitudes.
Event: "Transforming Intentions into Behaviors: Nudging Youth to Save "
Co-sponsored by the New America Foundation and Innovations for Poverty Action
In their acclaimed new book, More than Good Intentions, Yale economist Dean Karlan and Jacob Appel show how small changes in development initiatives can drastically improve the well-being of the poor. As behavioral economists have shown, people are faced with psychological barriers that can lead to irrational choices and prevent certain positive behaviors from forming. In the literature on financial capability, the behavioral challenges to altering and establishing savings habits are too often understated or at times neglected altogether. On June 27th, the New America Foundation and Innovations for Poverty Action (IPA) co-hosted an event to discuss financial capability, the book - More than Good Intentions, as well as release a new report by the Global Assets Project called "Accelerating Financial Capability Among Youth: Nudging New Thinking."
Event: "The Case for Youth Savings - New Insights and Ideas from the YouthSave Consortium"
Are savings accounts a viable tool to spur development and financial inclusion for one of the world's most vulnerable populations, low-income youth? In May 2010, Save the Children, the Center for Social Development (CSD) at Washington University in St Louis, the New America Foundation, and the Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) launched the YouthSave Project in order to explore this very question. One year later, on June 7th, 2011, Consortium members gathered at the New America Foundation to share their experiences from their first year of fieldwork, research and analysis.
Blog: Highlights from YouthSave's Multi-Stakeholder Learning Exchange
By Payal Pathak, New America Foundation
This month, the YouthSave Consortium, Expert Advisory Board (EAB) and partnering Financial Institution (FI) representatives from Project countries came together in Bogota, Colombia for a two-day learning exchange. The objectives of this meeting were two-fold: 1) to share YouthSave project progress and updates with our partners and EAB members and 2) to exchange lessons and engage our stakeholders on topics that can improve YouthSave's efforts in developing, delivering and testing youth savings products targeted at low-income youth.
Youth Savings Accounts
The Youth Development and Financial Inclusion Nexus?
Of the 3 billion people today that are under the age of twenty-five, half a billion live on less than $2 a day and less than 10% have access to financial services. Low income youth - one of the world's largest and most vulnerable populations - need new and effective tools to achieve social and economic development. This half-day forum – hosted by the YouthSave Consortium with the support of The MasterCard Foundation– explored whether savings accounts for low-income youth might be one such tool. YouthSave also released its new report, "Youth Savings in Developing Countries: Trends in Practice, Gaps in Knowledge," at the event.
Blog: Experts Move YouthSave Learning Agenda Forward
By Julia Stevens & Li Zou, Center for Social Development
YouthSave hosts its first Research Advisory Council (RAC) Meeting! Earlier this month, the RAC – comprised of experts from the fields of social sciences, international development, economics, microfinance, and social policy – convened at the Center for Social Development at Washington University to advise on YouthSave's learning agenda. Led by CSD, the goals of the agenda are to document the uptake, savings process, savings outcomes, and impacts of Youth Savings Accounts (YSAs) on clients and financial institutions (FIs).


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Thank you now let's look at the other side of the political equation the one saying the economy belongs to this president not the last one here's chief political correspondent Carl can.
Speaking to a friendly audience of CEOs at the quarterly meeting of the influential business roundtable in DC.
Mitt Romney launched a preemptive strike on president Obama's economic speech tomorrow -- speak eloquently.
But -- words are cheap.
And that the record of an individual as the basis upon which you determine whether they should continue to hold onto their job.
-- shorthanded -- 64 page policy book describing reduce taxes to spur growth and jobs smaller government less regulation.
And serious spending cuts and reforms to balance the federal budget -- ten years.
President Obama and Democrats -- Romney's just rehashing the same old failed policies of the Bush Administration.
Romney told the business executives the Obama liberal approach has failed if you look at his record over the last.
Three and a half years you'll conclude -- I have that it is the most anti investment.
Anti business anti jobs.
Series of policies in modern American history.
Both campaigns and national parties escalated the air war today the RNC used news coverage of the president's repeated speeches and attempts to refocus on the economy my head's damaged sandwich I had had a dollar for every -- Seven such -- it.
Since the beginning of his presidency it ends noting the president's speech tomorrow will not have new proposals.
The Obama camp accused Romney of a jobs plan that boils down to cutting them for teachers firefighters and cops.
The DNC made it a 12 punch with a teacher cop and fireman.
We want to cut taxes for people like himself by cutting jobs like mine and mine.
-- -- -- -- -- is launching new ads this week in states essential to his victory strategy including Colorado Iowa North Carolina New Hampshire Nevada Ohio and Virginia.
-- Romney today renewed its attack using an old chestnut that lets the president's own words speak for themselves if I don't have this that we're here.
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The president delivers his big economic speech tomorrow in Cleveland Ohio where he's expected to argue his policies need more time to actually work.
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Obama's time is running out fast right.
Ohio -- it will be there again Carl thank you.
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