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Chocolate.
Coated.
Coffee beans.
Good dark chocolate, surrounding whole a roast coffee bean. So you get the chocolate "kick", then a crunchy, suckable, lump of caffeine goodness...
These are not going to last long ... Herself has discovered the packet ... 
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Common dutch treat for many years. (Not to be confused with their ovens.)
Sin tack ear lol
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You're late to the party, but glad you're here.
My wife gets them for me and I leave them in my desk at work; nice after lunch quick kick.
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Better late than never! 
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I remain unconvinced.
Send me a test-package, and I may change my mind 
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Now that's convincingly smart  
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Better late than never I suppose. They make them with different chocolates and different beans as well if you weren't aware
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I tried those back in 2012, when a buddy and I were running the Flying Pig Marathon[^], and he'd brought some of those along in addition to the usual sports gels.
Those. Things. Are. MAGIC.
Software Zen: delete this;
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Also have a try with
Chocolate
Coated
Liquorice balls
Helps to keep the blood pressure up 
For example Liquorice by Johan Bülow
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I'm not a coffee drinker, but I'll go through a bag of these in no time at all. If I was a coffee drinker, I suspect I'm the type who'd have 8 cups a day. Just as well I'm not.
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I tried those a couple decades ago, and they're just the thing for an all night coding session; not so good for restful sleep, though. I haven't seen them in stores for a long, long time now, but I still remember how addicting they are. Yummmm!!!!
Will Rogers never met me.
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My local supermarket sells them! 
This may be a bad idea... 
But...you can get them on Amazon: Chocolate covered coffee beans (USA)[^]
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Obligatory chocolate covered bacon post:[^]
Couldn't find the coffee covered bacon; chocolate will do.
Oh, and the chocolate coffee beans have been around since the dinosaur days. Just saying...
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Did you try bacon covered coffee?
Mongo: Mongo only pawn... in game of life.
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Being a student, I am now able to understand the pain students have to go through because of their professors. I am currently having my exams and my teacher was teaching us web development. There is a question, "write the procedure to connect to database".
Rings some bells? Of course it should, at first I thought it was a question from a non-Googling-OP. No framework given, no guidance on what framework we are talking about, no name of database. Teachers really are sneaky suns o' beaches! Besides, he wouldn't care about anything, and will say, it was your duty. 
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
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I think you have gone some way to answering the question in noticing that no specifics are given.
It's a good opportunity to show your skills for designing a 'framework' for connecting to a database that is agnostic with regards to the database it is creating a connection for.
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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Nah, too hard. Play Project Manager and call for a meeting inviting as many people as possible, and the more of them that have no relevance to the issue the better.
Sin tack ear lol
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YES!!! I like your thinking outside of the box. It could be a team building exercise 
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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GuyThiebaut wrote: It could be a team building exercise
Like Paintball, but with real guns!
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GuyThiebaut wrote: YES!!! I like your thinking outside of the box. It could be a team building exercise
Because "getting people into a BOX" is the first step in thinking outside of one?
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It is a question in exam. We either can get full marks, or get a zero.
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan wrote: There is a question, "write the procedure to connect to database".
Procedural web-development? Yup, sounds like a "professor".
In the modern world, the framework provides interfaces to connect. Set the factory in the config file and of you are.
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If only it was that simple.
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
~! Firewall !~
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If you are using .NET, it is. As long as your SQL is SQL92 compliant, you'll be able to talk to most databases using simply some configuration.
Documented on MSDN
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I guess the word procedure is meant in its literal format, if so my answer would be the script/code to connect to mysql via php using your own db table username and password, and an explanation of what the arguments are for in the connection code. You might get extra marks for inferring about a stored procedure and need a connection to access the SP.
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