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Pub. Date: 07/27/2004
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Building the E-Service Society is a state-of-the-art book which deals with innovative trends in communication systems, information processing, and security and trust in electronic commerce, electronic business, and electronic government. It comprises the proceedings of I3E2004, the Fourth International Conference on E-Commerce, E-Business, and/strong>
Building the E-Service Society is a state-of-the-art book which deals with innovative trends in communication systems, information processing, and security and trust in electronic commerce, electronic business, and electronic government. It comprises the proceedings of I3E2004, the Fourth International Conference on E-Commerce, E-Business, and E-Government, which was held in August 2004 as a co-located conference of the 18th IFIP World Computer Congress in Toulouse, France, and sponsored by the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP).
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E-Government Models and Processes,
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Value Chain Management,
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Table of ContentsE-Government Models and Processes.- Towards Key Business Process for E-Government.- An Intelligent Search Engine for Electronic Government Applications for the Resolutions of the United Nations Security Council.- Knowledge in E-Government.- E-Governance.- Democracy in the Electronic Government Era.- Usability Evaluation as Quality Assurance of E-Government Services.- Rethinking Trust and Confidence in European E-Government.- M-Commerce.- Exploring the Relationship Between Mobile Data Services Business Models and End-User Adoption.- Exploitation of Public and Private WiFi Coverage for New Business Models.- Supporting Salespersons Through Location Based Mobile Applications and Services.- Service Provisioning.- Application Service Provisioning as a Strategic Network.- Electronic Transmission of Prescriptions.- On Locations of Call Centres.- Purchase and Payment.- Fair Payment Protocols for E-Commerce.- SEMOPS: Paying with Mobile Personal Devices.- E-Business Architectures and Processes.- VM-Flow.- Evolution of Service Processes by Rule Based Transformation.- Service Composition Applied to E-Government.- Infrastructures and Marketplaces.- Identity-Enriched Session Management.- Virtual Communities for SMEs: A Cautionary Tale of an Electronic Marketplace.- Analysis of a Yield Management Model for on Demand Computing Centers.- Value Chain Management.- The Seven-Step Model for E-Grocery Fulfilment.- E-Business Governance: A Co-Evolutionary Approach to E-Business Strategy Formulation.- Inter-Organisational Collaborations Supported by E-Contracts.- E-Business Models.- Joint Development of Novel Business Models.- Drivers and Barriers for E-Business: Evolution Over Time and Comparison Between SMEs and Large Companies.- Perceived Usefulness and Ease-Of-Use Items in B2C Electronic Commerce.
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Ok so I've had my tx1220us tablet pc for a couple of years now... just recently upgraded to Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit. My main issue comes down to drivers... HP doesn't seem to offer any Windows 7 drivers or softpaks. I would love for my quicklaunch buttons to work, but the latest vista softpak wont install, giving me errors. Probably the worst part of all, however, comes to my lightscribe dvd/cd writer. Fully functional under Vista, but once 7 was installed, it started acting funny. It will read AND burn dvd's but it will only read some cd's and will not burn blank ones. It gives the error that there is no disc in the drive... Anybody have suggestions... I'm not as concerned about the quick launch buttons, but i definitely need to get this drive working... BTW it's a GSA-T20L combo drive. Thanks for any help!
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12-29-2009 05:26 PM - last edited on 04-18-2016 11:19 AM by OscarFuentes
supported notebooks for win7 here:
When I put your product number in under drivers, I don't see win7 as an option, meaning HP doesn't have drivers for you.
But, you could try drivers for other similar products - I sure wouldn't try a bios, tho.
There is new lightscribe software sp46011
mediasmart dvd software: sp45690
half a dozen versions of quick launch buttons (none of which work on my tablet, which is win7 supported)
Search on the bold terms at the hp support/customer care page.
You can also go to the webpage for lightscribe and look for drivers there.
I think you will need hp dvd software also as the programs hp gave us under vista don't seem to be supported under win7
Re: tx1220us drivers for windows 7
Thanks for the advice, but so far i've tried installing both Lightscribe software and putting newest releases of HP stuff on here to no avail... The funniest part about all of this is that I talked to HP tech support, and their response was, "i'm sorry, we don't offer support for windows 7 on your device. We don't recommend upgrading/downgrading operating systems." (... is that possibly a marketing scheme of theirs to make me buy a new laptop, haha. ) No way I'd ever go back to Vista (especially the 32-bit stock version it came with), my computer is 8,329x faster on 7-64.
Re: tx1220us drivers for windows 7
I have also a TX1220US, now running Windows 7. I've installed the drivers for Vista (x86) 32bits and almost everything is working fine. I don't use lightscribe function, so I can't say anything about this feature, but I miss the fingerprint feature and until now I can't put it to work under Windos7.
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Enka 1
Hendersonville 0
Hendersonville: 0-0--0
Enka: 0-1--1
Highlights: Thad Caldwell scored the game's only goal at the 55th minute as Enka outshot HHS 25-13. Bearcats keeper Gavan Leatham had 20 saves.
Jayvee match: Tied, 2-2.
Records: Hendersonville, 2-4-2.
Next match: Hendersonville, Wednesday at Mountain Heritage.
Polk County 3
North Henderson 2
Polk County: 1-2--3
North Henderson: 0-2--2
Highlights: For North, Patrick Mugan had a goal and an assist and Marden Rodriguez also had a goal and an assist. Each assisted the other's goal. For Polk, Tyler Wheaton, Travis Aldred and Chris Page all had goals. The Wolverines outshot the Knights 20-11 as Nick Walker had 14 saves for North and Nick Holmberg had seven saves for Polk.
Records: Polk, 4-3; North, 5-2.
Next match: North, Wednesday at Pisgah.
Carolina Day 3
Faith Christian 2
Carolina Day: 25 16 25 22 15--3
Faith Christian: 19 25 20 25 13--2
Highlights: This was a non-conference matchup.
Jayvee match: Faith, 2-0.
Records: Faith, 1-3.
Next match: Faith, today vs. Hampton Park.
Brevard 6
North Henderson 3
Monday at Brevard Singles
Brittany Kane (B) d. Mallory Bennett, 6-0, 6-0; Elin Arnawdin (B) d. Brittany Jones, 6-0, 6-0; Mary Beth Logsdon (B) d. Karlie Justus, 6-2, 7-6; Lazette Zepeda (N) d. Jenna Bailey, 6-4, 7-6; Meredith Swain (N) d. Kristen McCauley, 6-3, 7-6; Kimberly Fluck (B) d. Liana Vann, 6-2, 6-3.
Kane-Arnawdin (B) d. Bennett-Justus, 8-1; Heidmann-Logsdon (B) d. Jones-Zepeda, 8-0; Swain-Vann (N) d. Bailey-McCauley, 8-4.
Records: North, 4-2, 2-1 in the Western Highlands Conference.
Next match: North, Wednesday at West Henderson.
East Henderson 5
Polk County 4
Monday at Jackson Park Singles
Erin Carr (P) d. Kim Blythe 6-2, 6-4; Rebecca Horne (P) d. Miranda Bickel 6-1, 6-4; Kellye Murphy (E) d. Casi Culbreth 6-1, 6-3; Natalie Frazier (P) d. Lori Rhodes 2-6, 6-4 (7-2); Maralee Peek (E) d. Rachel Hall 5-7, 6-4 (7-5); Aleen Boghossian (E) d. Amber Kenyon 6-2, 6-1.
Carr-Culbreth (P) d. Blythe-Bickel 8-5; Murphy-Rhodes (E) d. Horne Frazier 9-7; Peek-Boghossian (E) d. Hall-Kenyon 8-4.
Records: Polk, 3-7; East, 6-4.
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On Linux, the system calls splice(2) and tee(2) are used to transfer data between two file descriptors. One or both of the file descriptors must be a pipe, according to documentation. Why? Can this be made to work with sockets? Does it work currently, or would kernel modifications be required?
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When Your First Game Design Is Destroyed By Dad
Atsushi Inaba's credits are impressive. He's produced titles like Okami, Viewtiful Joe and, most recently, Vanquish. When he was young, he dreamed of becoming a game creator. Then his dad found out.
Atsushi Inaba's credits are impressive. He's produced titles like Okami, Viewtiful Joe and, most recently, Vanquish. When he was young, he dreamed of becoming a game creator. Then his dad found out.
Hideki Kamiya, designer of Bayonetta, created Okami back when he worked at Capcom's Clover. In the recent issue of Famitsu (translated by 1Up), Kamiya looks back at making Okami.
Binary Tweed Launches Politically-Charged Clover Independent developer Binary Tweed has finally released the politically-pointed watercolor platforming adventure Clover via the Xbox Live Community Games Program.
Few years back, Capcom underwent some pretty radical changes, and ended up restructuring as a company. But when time came to make the changes, they didn't model the new Capcom on an existing model.
Capcom's Jun Takeuchi spoke today about the "rise" of Western gaming. But former Capcom man Atsushi Inaba, well, he goes a little further, saying that, overall, "Western developers are superior to those in Japan".
If you think this screenshot from Clover, a "political platform puzzler" coming soon to Xbox Live Community Games from independent developer Binary Tweed, is lovely, you should see their managing director's mustache.
In July 2007, fresh from beating the game, I ordered the Japanese-language edition of the Okami art book. Weeks went by. Then months. No art book. I totally forgot about the thing. Then today, June 24, 2008...success! The book finally turns up (albeit the English-language edition). Was it worth the wait? Was it ever.…
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Megan is an apprentice for Campus Ministries working on the Journey together. She is an Elementary Education major looking to teach 3rd grade one day. She has incredible passionate about education and Jesus, and hopes to better the school systems little by little with the help of her faith.
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I am developing a Java based desktop application. There are some data generated from the application object model that I need to persist (preferably to a file). There is also a requirement to protect the persisted file so that others can't derive the object model details from the data. What's the best strategy for doing these? I was in the impression that these requirements are very common for desktop apps. However, I haven't been able to found much useful info on it. Any suggestion appreciated.
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Your question has two parts. 1st: How to persist data? 2nd: How to protect them?
There is a lot of ways how to persist data. From simple XML, java serialization to own data format. There is no way how to prevent revers engineering data just by "plain text". You can just make it harder, but not impossible. To make it quite impossible you need to use strong encryption and here comes a problem. How to encrypt data and don't reveal secure token. If you are distributing secure token with your application it is just a matter of time to find it and problem is solved. So entering a secure token during installation is not an option. If user has to authenticate to use application it should help, but it is the same problem. The next option is to use custom protected bijection algorithm to obfuscate data. And the last option is to do nothing just keep the data format private and don't publish them and obfuscate your application to prevent from reverse engineering.
At the best value comes simple obfuscation of data (XOR primenumber) with custom data format and obfuscated application.
If you don't need to modify this file you can serialize the object graph to a file. The contents are binary and they could only be read using the classes where they were written.
You can also use Java DB ( shipped with java since 1.5 I think ) and an ORM tool for that such as Hibernate.
It is bundled since 1.6 http://developers.sun.com/javadb/
XStream works if you want to do simple xml reading and writing to a file. Xstream allows you to take any java object and write it to and read it from you file.
I think "serialization" is the word:
If you really need the security implied in your statement ("...protect the persisted file so that others can't derive the object model details from the data."), I'd serialize the data in memory (to Java serialized form, XML, or whatever) and then encrypt that byte-stream to a file.
You can try using an embedded database like Berkeley DB Java Edition (http://www.oracle.com/database/berkeley-db/je/index.html). Their direct persistent layer API will most likely suit your needs. The database contents are synced to files on disk. From just looking at the files directly, it's not easy to figure out the object model from the data. I've had good experiences with it, it's lightning fast and works well with desktop applications.


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WASHINGTON Justice Elena Kagan cast her first vote on the Supreme Court late Tuesday, joining the liberals in dissent when the high court cleared the way for the execution of an Arizona murderer.
The 5-4 ruling overturned orders by a federal judge in Phoenix and the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco that had stopped the execution by lethal injection of Jeffrey Landrigan.
His lawyers, in a last-ditch appeal, had raised questions about one of the drugs used in the execution. Since the only U.S. manufacturer of sodium thiopental had suspended production, Arizona officials said they had obtained a supply of the drug from a British company.
The judge in Phoenix put the execution on hold because she said she was "left to speculate" whether this drug was safe for its intended use.
But state lawyers appealed to the Supreme Court on Tuesday, which lifted the judge's order.
"There is no evidence in the record to suggest that the drug obtained from a foreign source is unsafe," the justices said, and "speculation cannot substitute for evidence that the use of the drug is 'sure or very likely to cause serious illness and needless suffering'."
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whoda thunk
Unless the toxin that is administered to a death row prisoner is possibly going to affect those administering it, there is no problem.
"unsafe" indeed.
Another POS foisted off on the US by the pretender in chief.
Who'da' thunked' that? Really?
Thanks Scott Brown Ya RINO BASTARD!
It's SUPPOSED to be unsafe.
I wouldn't have held up the execution, but I agree with the goal of avoiding causing needless suffering. They'll be before another Judge soon enough.
"Listen carefully: The drug we will be using to kill the murdeer...is unsafe!
"Safe" for it's intended use? Lady- it is SUPPOSED TO KILL THE GUY
Liberalism is a mental desease
Let's go back to using bullets..... they're not in short supply!
I was going to say something, but I am speechless at the moment.
I've always wondered if they bother to swab the arm before sticking the needles in. Seems like a waste of good alcohol.
Is anyone really shocked that she voted on the liberal side of this case?????
Does this surprise you? That was she was approved to do. To wit: Destroy the United States and its Constitution.
Does that mean that E. K. thinks that drugs imported from foreign sources are unsafe. So any section of 0bamacare that allows for the importation of "cheaper" foreign made pharmaceuticals must also be illegal.
Kagan is undoubtedly cruisin' for dates.
Concerns about "safety" are a farce at best. More likely they are an attempt to destroy the legitimate power of government to protect its people with the infliction of the death penalty. Except for those who oppose the coming New World Order, of course.
We're one Supreme Court justice away from being ruled by an unstoppable judicial tyranny of marxists.
Wanna bet that Kagan now knows which lethal drug to use on the expendables? (That would be us).
There's nothing wrong with avoiding extra suffering. We shouldn't torture people to death. But there's no reason to insist that the execution method be absolutely painless 100%. That's just an unreasonable standard.
That is a nice cartoon picture of Lindsay Grahamnesty...notice the absence of balls.
The scummy murderer was executed last night by Arizona!!!!
Sorry Elena!!!
Its intended use is to kill the bastard so what's the problem?
I don't know if it's an unreasonable standard or not. If we can do it for a reasonable price, why not? There should be a balance between painless as possible, quick as possible and cost effectiveness.
The issues haven't been about whether it's a reasonable price. They've been about whether it gets done at all.
Some sh*t you just can't make up.
It's designed to KILL!!!! How "safe" does it have to be??
There might be a case where some of us could administer lethal injection, I just can't say, but generally, No. Couldn't do it, so that makes me oppose the death penalty. If one can't do it, in the name of God, it's fudging to blithely support someone else doing it for me, in my place.
On the other hand, the liberal judges fudge on law to replace it with legislating from the bench. (I don't know how Catholics even can serve on the bench without recusal on death cases.)
Why...it might KILL HIM!!!!
Oh, the hugh manatee!!!
I'm not volunteering to execute someone, but I have no problem with it being done.
And if I was called on by my state to do it, I would. As long as I was convinced that he was guilty.
True, but I'm just saying if there is a painless option out there, I'm fine with the courts dictating the use of that painless option as long as it's cost is reasonable.
Kagan has suggested that all surgeries and dental procedures be suspended lest someone be given a general anesthetic.
Unsafe....wouldn't be prudent.
We have to execute people in a way that does no lasting injury to them.
If there is another apppointment for this president, I swear there will be civil war if the republicans don't filibuster until he picks someone who actually follows the constitution. I don't care if it ties up the Senate until 2012.
Let me get this straight. She is concerned about the safety of a drug designed to kill someone undergoing a lethal injection.
She could actually make Biden look like a genius by comparison.
I think all Texas Death Roll Inmates should be enrolled in an expedited Clinical Trial of this drug. Outcome should be 100% effective with no verbal complaints by those that receive the drug.
The blade might have rust on it and cause gangrene.
hey, that decision wasn't very wise. Can't wait to read her first opinion.
America's doctors put thousands of people to sleep each day. How on earth can we not have an acceptable method for ending a person's life with anasthesia?
One of the best scenes from Star Trek TOS ever!
Thanks for the LOL moment.
What a joke. This a-hole probably ingested and shot himself up with any drugs he could get his hands on when he was on the streets.
Speculate on this, sweetie. The killer is now at room temperature.
Gee we wouldn't want the POS murderer to get a rash or be dizzy or permanently injured or anything. Arizona should have simply replaced the "drug" with a commercial vermin poison..no FDA approval needed.
I agree. The shame of it is, several of our U.S. Supreme Court justices would smile and nod in agreement with the statement "Logic is a little tweeting bird chirping in a meadow. Logic is a wreath of pretty flowers which smell BAD".
Reality is more absurd than fiction. You'd think it would get easier over time to accept that fact, but nope, it does not.
And the republicans who helped put this MARXIST on the court??? These are the senators who must be defeated in upcoming elections.
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Anyways, the idea about the lab was to build industry standard certification approaches for major OEMs, software, and integration vendors. I built the lab from a state of nothingness into something and then back to nothingness when LXCR changed its focus. I needed a person though which would be there for me through thick and thin. Someone with impeccable Linux credentials that could write their around BASH shell scripts, deal with customers like Dell and IBM, and also be critical in their thinking. Enter Ned Bass. Ned fulfilled the requirements to a tee and did even more. At critical moments, I needed to be on the road after signing a major deal with Dell Computers to certify 54 different product lines on 4 Linux distributions. This meant hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue for us and it also built our credibility with yet other customers and paved the way to new deals with HP and IBM.
The job was a lot of fun folks. New hardware, working with some really cool and knowledgeable hardware types in Round Rock, dealing with program and marketing managers at the different lines of business. My friend Sean Castagna (can't stand ya) and I traveled continuously to Dell for meetings. We had a number of memorable evenings there drinking too much beer, eating too much BBQ, and preparing for meetings with Dell.
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UPDATED 1/21/13 — Four days after the Jan. 17 storm that dumped a foot of snow on the area, Appalachian Power Co. reported on Monday that Grayson County still had the most people in the region without electricity.
There were an estimated 2,355 powerless in Grayson, or about 23 percent of customers, down from 6,000 outages the day of the storm.
On Monday, Carroll County had 858 customers without power (down from 2,300 on Jan. 17) and Galax had 311 (up a bit from the 243 without power the day of the storm.)
In total, there were 9,810 Virginia customers without power, down from 54,021 statewide on Jan. 17.
Carroll County Emergency Services Director Mike Mock said he believes the power outages were caused by heavy limbs weighted by snow and coming into contact with the lines. Many trees, their root systems loosened by heavy rains in the days before the snowstorm, fell across roads and took down lines, as well.
He knew of no significant injuries relating to the storm.
Mock on Monday reported that the family of five who sought refuge at Carroll County Intermediate School had gone home after staying from Friday to Sunday. "There was no power in their home, no heat," he said.
Mock said the couple and their children were the only ones to take up the offer of emergency shelter at the intermediate school, despite the county fielding several calls from people in the community who said they needed help. He assumed that the rest of the people got their electricity back on or found someplace else to stay.
By Monday, APCo has restored power in most places, except for a swath of eight counties from Washington on the west to Montgomery to the east and north to Giles County and Bluefield. Some people have been told to expect electricity service to return by today, Wednesday.
For many, the power was restored just in time. The week's weather forecast for an arctic blast of temperatures could have left many dangerously cold.
"Nobody in town had power, so only a few businesses were open," said Billie Jo Delp, owner of Independence Florist on Main Street. Along with her business, she saw Food City, US Cellular and Quik Check accepting customers on Friday, the day when most people started digging out.
Although she had no walk-in customers, Delp said that they were kept busy with funeral arrangements, and they still did a lot of business over the phone. "My employee and I made it into work just fine," she said. "I would have loved a snow day, but we had a lot of work to do."
Many Comcast customers were without cable, Internet and phone service from Thursday until Saturday afternoon.
Delp also lost power due to the storm. "We lit some candles and bundled up, basically," she said. "The problem was, we had a cordless phone, so it didn't work. Everything was on my cell phone, fortunately, but the battery was dying on it."
Thankfully, power was restored on Friday, and Delp noted that she'd heard of others who didn't have to wait long.
"A lot of people said that they got power back quicker than they had expected," she said.
Many other families were forced to cope without electricity and water as they waited for restoration.
While the snow was still falling, fire departments, rescue squads and other organizations sprung into action, opening several shelters in the area.
Fries Fire Department's Chief Robbie Carrico reported that volunteers were out until after midnight on Thursday working on a number of problems, such as fallen trees, severed power lines, and answering rescue calls.
Volunteers from the Red Cross and Carroll Department of Social Services cooperated to make the county's shelter available, Mock said. He did not immediately know the cost to operate the shelter.
Mock said he appreciated the efforts of those who ran the shelter, as well as the Carroll County Sheriff's Office personnel, who visited with people who reported difficulties because of the snowstorm.
UPDATED 1/20/2013 — Three days after the Thursday snow storm and APCo reports that Grayson County still has the most people still without power.
As of Sunday evening, APCo has 2,386 customers in Grayson without electricity service.
At the same time, Carroll County had 748 customers without power and Galax 308.
While the entire region had experienced outages in the wake of the winter weather that dropped around a foot of the snow, APCo has restored power in most places except for a swath of eight counties from Washington on the west to Montgomery to the east and north to Giles County and Bluefield.
Some people have been told to expect electricity service to return by Wednesday morning.
1/18/2013 — Twin County residents struggled on Friday with the previous day's snowstorm, with many losing power or getting stranded on Interstate 77 as eight to 12 inches fell on the area through early Friday morning.
Independence was expected to be without electricity until Saturday, after the lights went out in the midst of the storm around 7 p.m. Thursday.
Grayson County opened emergency shelters at the Fries Fire Station, Rugby Fire and Rescue and Independence Rescue Squad in response to the deteriorating conditions. Galax Police Capt. James Cox said the city had no shelters open Friday morning. Typically, Galax uses the recreation center as an emergency shelter.
In Hillsville, Red Cross and emergency officials opened a shelter at Carroll County Intermediate School, according to Cathy Swisher, acting chapter disaster coordinator.
"It will be open as long as anyone needs it," she said.
Disaster action team members will cooperate with Department of Social Services workers. Mike Mock, Carroll's emergency services director, was making arrangements to get people picked up if they needed it, Swisher said.
The fire and rescue departments in Grayson County reached out to those in the community in dire situations, such as those who lost power, needed water or food or who have special medical needs.
"Anyone is welcome to come down to the new firehouse," said volunteer Buddy Moore of Fries Fire and Rescue. "We are fully furnished. We've got cots, air mattresses, food and drinks and places to shower."
Rugby Fire and Rescue's building was open to anyone without power or patients on oxygen who need shelter.
Moore said that several calls had already come over the radio Friday morning with requests for help.
Power failed for residents across the Twin Counties, according to information from Appalachian Power on Friday morning. The figures put the outages at 6,028 customers in Carroll, 6,901 in Grayson and 897 in Galax. Phone and Internet service was out for many Comcast and Verizon customers on Friday.
Falling trees closed roads, including Interstate 77, when one toppled in the snow at the 16 mile marker in Carroll.
Many tractor-trailers pulled off at truck stops at Hillsville's Exit 14 and then had to be towed to get out of the snow where they parked near Airport Road and Farmers Market Road.
Virginia State Police troopers and dispatchers fielded more than 764 calls for service as the ongoing storm system moves across the commonwealth," authorities reported at 10 p.m. Thursday. The busiest regions were Southwest Virginia and the New River Valley.
Statewide, between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday, Virginia troopers responded to 135 traffic crashes and 138 disabled vehicles.
State police dispatchers fielded at least 400 more calls for assistance and other information. Most crashes involved damaged vehicles only.
"As of 8:30 p.m., state troopers are still handling 193 calls for service, with 99 of those being traffic crashes and another 65 for disabled vehicles," said information from the state police on Thursday.
Traffic moved on Interstate 77, but slowly, as the sun came out and the snow began to melt on Friday morning.
Fire department opens doors of new firehouse to those in need
FRIES — While residents of the Town of Fries and surrounding areas bundled up for the night during this year's first major winter storm, the Fries Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad spent the night tending to fallen power lines, answering emergency calls and setting up a shelter at the fire station.
Fire Chief Robbie Carrico and volunteer Buddy Moore both said that they managed to get around five hours of sleep before coming back in on Friday morning.
"So far, it hasn't been very busy," said Carrico on Friday. "We have one man staying the night here for sure now."
During the night, they received an emergency call from Thomas Strupe, a resident on oxygen stuck in his home due to a blocked road. When they arrived at the scene, the department had to saw through many trees that were blocking the path for the ambulance.
When members of the department first arrived at the station on Thursday evening, the plan was to simply put snow chains on the wheels of the trucks. "It escalated pretty quickly from there," said Moore.
Working along with Independence Rescue and Rugby Fire and Rescue, the three departments opened shelters for anyone who needed access to food, water, and electricity.
The laughter echoing through the hallways between members of the department and other members of the community added a cheerful atmosphere to those who walked into the building.
"Right now, we have 20 empty beds, but that can increase if necessary," said Carrico. "We were asked how many we could handle, and I said, 'Send anyone who needs help our way. We'll find a place for them.'"
Working together with the other shelters, they were able to trade supplies back and forth to provide what was necessary at each station.
"We all work very well together to make sure everyone gets what they need," Carrico said.
Independence Rescue provided the department with mattresses. "If needed, we can contact the National Guard for cots," Carrico said.
Twin County Regional Hospital also provided help by lending supplies such as blankets.
Put together at the last minute, the departments managed to pull together to provide a safe haven for their community. "We will continue to remain open until we are no longer needed," Carrico said.
He also announced that next year, a more organized facility will be available to the public. "We will be converting the old Providence School into a shelter capable of comfortably housing 380 people," he said.
The shelter will be fully equipped, with all of the basic necessities such as a kitchen and showers.
• Contact numbers for Grayson County shelters are: Fries Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue, 744-2141; Independence Rescue, 773-3035; Rugby Fire and Rescue, 579-2261. The contact for Carroll County's shelter is the American Red Cross at 236-2891.
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I found a bug that creates a 404 page not found error when you try to visit your wordpress site. This is caused by a server which has the default document (index.php) starting with a capital, like mine.
This means that a 404 error occurs when the default page set on the server is 'Index.php' instead of 'index.php'.
I found this line of code in wp-blog-header.php:
20: (false === strpos( $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] , 'index.php'))
I was able to fix the problem easily by changing the line as follows:
20: (false === strpos( strtolower( $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] ), 'index.php'))
Now wordpress can also handle server which have their default document setting starting with a capital :)
Hope this helps