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Well someone just asked me if it is possible to have a paypal payment for nothing. As in no charge. Zilch. Nada. etc
So here is your opportunity to join this test with me and see :)
Here I give you the opportunity to buy absolutely nothing, for absolutely nothing.
Will it work? Let's see...
To see the paypal button you need to reload the page with this link
This is the response I sent in to http://z6.invisionfree.com/Sustainable_Frome/index.php?act=Attach&type=post&id=22004557
I am writing to request that my views are known regarding the proposed extension at ASDA in Frome.
I have struggled for years with this problem. Today I finally found a solution that seems to work everytime. Brilliant. So happy I have to share it here, mainly in case I lose it :)
It came from here:
For cracking this issue asp.net, do the following steps
1) stop www services
2) delete all the cache from C:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET Files
3) delete all the PDB and Dll file which in bin & obj directory of asp.net project
4) start the service and compile the project.
It will work.
Thanks, Suresh M :)
Glastonbury History Part 2 1999 Myself and a friend Travis Pedley spent a lot of time talking about the power of websites as a social medium, especialy where you could have a web site that was based on a database which allowed the division of people writing good quality content and outputting the code to the internet to build a website. We saw this as a change with far reaching consquences as no longer would web sites need to be a geeky preoccupation obsessed with the topics of the technically obsessed but would bring the reach of websites to new audiences. We'd been looking at websites since 1996 when we were involved with Lionel Lodge in founding a free magazine in Stroud Gloucestershire to promote a patchy live entertainment scene which generated a large amount of high quality original writing and new writers but with economics that could never work. We saw a potential for the web to radically change this so long as it could provide material that would interest it's potential new audience. What was this material? What was the big secret that we could write about comfortably and present as a web site that could assist in really changing the audience outlook - of going through all the effort of using a computer to read news at 28Kbits when picking up a newspaper was so easy? Lionel's father, Tom Lodge, was an interesting character and had come to Stroud from California from where he brought society changing artefacts like inkjet printers and AOL disks! He had been heavily involved in Radio Caroline, Britains major pirate radio station, as a young man he'd written best selling books, he's been involved in the struggle for freedom against conservative administrations his whole life. He would constantly pepper conversations with fascinating references to writers and thinkers. He introduced me to the phrase "the medium is the message" and many other ideas and people who had changed the world of broadcasting in the 1960s. Stroud was a great place for the kind of conversations that could span weeks and months. So with this illumination we thought about the question of web content. What was it about the medium that would inform the message? The fact that it was non broadcast. In a web application an individual copy is "served" to each individual user, it is not presented to the user as part of a programme but the user has to choose it and choose every step and turn they take. Therefore it is driven by the interests of the being exploring it and In press, cinema, radio, record production and television a master copy is made and mass produced virtually unchanged for all who consume it. This acted to force the producer and consumer into a one size fits all mentality. There are seams of difference, tribes and nations but all communication radiates from a centrally produced point to be consumed by it's subscribers. In effect it acts as a conservative force where change to the core values represents a threat to the continuum. When newspaper production was more organic with regional offices and regional printing presses and much more significant local news organisations you had more chance of knowing the local journalists, but with the advent of radio, the cinema and then television the media was produced at such a distance that it was not part of the everyday world of which you were part but just an input into your everyday world from a distant endpoint. When people become more alienated from the story that makes their lives in turn the inhibitions to violence decrease. This is manifested not only at it's end point of physical violence but also in a decrease in peace loving harmony and a sense of belonging to the people around you, so this violence can be in discourtesy, petty criminality and gratuitous hurt as the person feels less connected to the people around them, as if they are living in different narratives. It's long been impossible to prove that violent video games and movies lead to actual violence but the need to consume these products is demonstrably anti-social and does nothing to foster an understanding and cooperation between people. So what was in our world that would most benefit from this? Stroud has a long standing connection to the Glastonbury Festival. There are many strands to this connection, including musicians who played big slots at the first and early festivals and especially the annual decampment of many of the town to work on the acoustic stage. This was led by a quite brilliant, fondly remembered but sadly deceased man, Andrew Thomas who had been involved in the production of the acoustic stage since it began. I don't know the whole story but it is my understanding that Andy was involved in managing some of the great music pubs in Bath whilst Michael was using the theatre there to source the acts for the festival. When he came to Stroud to run the Pelican it had a profound effect on thousands of people's lives. He encouraged vast amounts of creativity putting bands on almost every night of the week, tours, opening a theatre in his pub. It attracted some trouble but there was an overwhelming sense of engagement between everyone who was part of the story. His funeral in the winter of 2002 was a day that changed my life very positively too. A festival very much is a place where each and every person there contributes to making it happen. Just by being there, enjoying it and being part of it and being. The festival needs every single person from the biggest headliner, every trader, all crew and every single ticket holder. Once you are part of it most people realise really quickly that their enjoyment is driven by what they give and not what they take. Most realise they're not depending on a story being fed from somewhere else but they're adding their story to the whole thing. The best moments come from the heart and are shared with those around you. If you're not engaged then it's not happening and the festival loses the strength of one heart so all around act to bring all hearts into the one being. This is not a conscious act but it's in the nature of festival. That's not to say that this is universal, there are still some unable to engage, but the many do feel part of it Travis and I came to a view that the best way to build a website that could really showcase the power of content management and community engagement on the web was to build a website that covered Glastonbury Festival. There was just so much content there you would always have an engaging site with something for everyone. There had been a number of websites before this but they had focussed on basic information rather than the content of the festival itself. They'd also appeared to be run from a broadcast perspective rather than a community one. Information was centrally debated and then disseminated. Contributions from the public were submitted, assessed and rebroadcast if they were acceptable. The new website we wanted to create would be owned by the festival and the contributors and not by private individuals with their own needs to fulfil. So at the time Content Management software cost many hundreds of thousands so I took to my room and wrote a new version of my CMS in Visual FoxPro that operated on a LAN. Internet connection speeds at the time were too slow to allow lots of people to connect to a server so instead we had a database server and a number of workstations attached to it that allowed about 6 people at a time to connect and enter content. This then was compiled into a site and uploaded. We spoke to Andy who spoke to Michael Eavis and we had permission and ten passes to have a table in a portacabin and an ISDN line. We came up with a truly terrible pun and www.glastonline.com (see what I did there!) was born. I'm very sad to say though that it didn't actually happen. It wasn't all bad - I sold my CMS to 14 customers at about £3000 a time. Where it went wrong though was I hit the giant crocodile filled moat that is the festival politics. The official site had a box for you to submit links, and so I put a link to GlastOnLine.com in there. Within hours I had a phone call telling me that I couldn't do this. That I had to stop. They told Michael Eavis this too, who told Andy, who told me. I told the other 9 who thought they were coming. I didn't let this go without an argument. There was grave concern that we would infringe the copyright of performers, and the rights of the official press and broadcasters. I had an exceptionally long telephone conversation with a festival production manager, who subsequently became a good friend and I'd prefer not to name, and I recall it in every 3 hour 20 minute detail. I was flat sitting in Kensington hanging out the front window to get mobile signal, then I went pacing around Kensington and ended up sitting amongst the flags outside the Commonwealth Institute in Holland Park. There are so many things remarkable about that conversation not least that I held the attention of the person I was talking with whilst he had the whole site build going on around him, and that his mobile signal on the Glastonbury site held for so long. I feel that I won the debate but by that time the passes and the portakabin had been cancelled and there was no getting them back. I don't think Andy was too happy with me for "getting him into trouble" with Michael, I never got to really talk with him properly again after that. The most memrable part of the conversation for me was the threat that my photo would be placed at every gate with instructions to ensure that I could not get onsite with my equipment! That was a little scarey. All we were seeking to do was an experiment with content management, and share the joy of the festival with people on the web who couldn't be there, or at least see how or if that could be achieved. It wasn't to be. The 9 were quite unhappy. I bought a ticket from HMV in Swindon I think I offerred to do the same for them but they were too bummed out. There is a happy ending to this story in the year 2000, but I think only 2 of them came back. I must admit I had a brilliant festival. 1999 was outrageously sunny which was especially sweet after two horrendous years of mud. I caught up with some of my best friends in the world. I had an excellent time of music, dancing and campfires. The stress of all this soon melted away. Apologies for the long ramble and congratulations if you got this far through the story. This year was a real turning point for me. What followed was seven long years of really testing out these theories. Total immersion in it. I didn't take a single computer with me in the end in 1999, or a camera but I do have a lot of happy memories.
Anyone who reads my CV will know that listed in my interests is "representing rail travellers as part of the First Great Western Customer Panel". We meet directors of the railway on a quarterly basis and listen to and comment on plans for improvements to the service, usually meeting the MD each year. I represent customers from Freshford, Avoncliffe, Bradford-on-Avon, Trowbridge, Westbury, Melksham, Frome, Bruton, Castle Cary and all stations to Weymouth, including Yeovil Pen Mill and Dorchester West. It's a lively session and surprisingly I'm known for getting a little bit aggitated.
Most of my business is conducted either writing code on the train or travelling to customers sites on the train, where I can give rapid feedback by writing up reports etc. on the way home instead of lots of frustrating driving. As such I travel extensively over the rail network in FGW area, and originally came to Frome & Westbury via a commute from Brighton on the now FGW line, formerly the "Wessex main line". When this service was incorporated into the "Greater Western Franchise" I applied to join the panel to try and ensure the smiley and pleasant service didn't degrade. Many of the people I work with also travels these routes by train and many ad-hoc and informal project meetings occur in this space too.
Just thought I'd share my response to these press release for further comments.
The feedback I've received from other channels also suggests that these numbers are a little bit misleading as they do not take into account the outflow of stock from FGW over a similar time period. However hopefully at least this new stock is more relaible than what we lose.
I'd really value your comments especially if you live in the rail area I represent.
So this is what I wrote to the customer panel in response:
to: customer.panel@firstgroup,com
That's fantastic news. Just out of interest, it's worth noting a couple of things about the Bath-Bristol-Westbury service that then either terminating at Westbury/Frome or onwards to Weymouth or Portsmouth/Brighton service.
Obviously this was one of the pinch points that caused the vocal protests and "rail fare strikes" some years ago. It has been the case recently that due to frequent stock failures that these trains have recently often been formed of 2 instead of 3 car services and this still causes massive overcrowding and people not being allowed to board on a regular basis.
The over crowding is now to a comparable level to the highly contraversial overcrowding that occurred around the start of the Greater Western Franchise. So as I say fantastic news. The other thing that has been really good is the use of trains that have extra carriages between Westbury and Bristol and then these detach for the less busy services onwards to Cheltenham/Worcester etc, or Weymouth/Portsmouth. However what is really worth noting, the trains that are just shuttling from Bristol / Westbury tend to be more lightly loaded as they don't have the base load of passengers travelling further afield, these passengers tend to have more luggage and bicycles etc. but as these services are relatively infrequent it is these services that have the heaviest load. The stress level is raised further if you try and board a train at Bath Spa which is overcrowded and you know it is 2 hours until the next service, the passenger is far less likely to take no for an answer and then delays ensue whilst passengers scuffle and argue to get on the train, making the whole experience one that denigrates the FGW brand as a whole. I understand that the reason why there are service gaps of up to 3 hours between trains to Weymouth is due to a lack of stock. Maybe McNulty will lead to the prices for these tickets also increasing - and so making it economically more viable to run more trains without the risk of not breaking even on extra provision of rolling-stock. Frome is a major population centre, compared to other freqeuently served stops such as Bradford-on-Avon, Freshford & Westbury. In Frome there is a strong local will for greener travel but with service pattern of up to 3 hours between trains travel is frequently unviable for many travellers. There is a totally unacceptable gap in the evening service provisions meaning that you either need to depart Bristol at 17:49 or 19:49 (with an unreliable changing option in between and a greatly extended journey time). If it is possible more trains that start/terminate at Westbury should be considered to go from Frome as was previously the case, eg the Trans Wilts train (once a day via Melksham & Chippenham to Swindon) used to start in Frome and there are many Frome based people who travel to these towns but the change at Westbury again makes this route less reliable and more time consuming.
Yeovil is also another major population centre with stong transport demand to Bristol & intermediate stops but with this terrible service pattern. Maybe a train that stopped at Yeovil or Taunton to meet with services that no longer stop at Castle Cary/Westbury to make for a faster journey time.
The travelling experience from Westbury to Exeter in the day time is now woeful with this lack of connection possibilites to Taunton. It has been stated in the past that more services to Weymouth (via Frome) are not possible due to a lack of units. I hope it can be considered that if there are more units this service provision can be improved.
The use of spare units to travel just between Westbury & Bristol does increase the journey time, sometimes by only a few minutes which is more than acceptable but at certain times of the day it is 25 minutes or more.
The last "before work" train leaves Frome at 8:05 and then there is no service until the 10:15 departure that starts from Weymouth. This then holds at Westbury for 25 minutes timetabled delay and the guard advises people to go to the cafe whilst they wait for the extra carriages to be joined on. So then the journey time to Bristol is significantly extented, and you get to Bristol at nearly noon. Just not a useful service provision for serious business or time constrained travellers. There would definitely be significant revenue returns from very slight improvements to the service pattern. There are big holes here that need to be filled. But brilliant news that there is now more stock. Congratulations.
In a world of so many false reported threats it's rare to see a warning that is not a hoax. This is however a very clever new way of stealing your login details in multi-tabbed browsers. I first read about it on my favourite on-line community http://www.vloodycloody.com and you can see the original post here: http://boards.vloodycloody.com/index.php?showtopic=3631&st=28740&#entry502357 There is also another article about it here: http://www.lovemoney.com/news/get-the-best-deal/scams/the-new-scam-that-secretly-steals-your-bank-details-4993.aspx Spooky Angel writes: SpookyAngel Posted: Jun 9 2010, 11:42 AM internet scammers get more sophisticcated Watchout for been tab scammed. I've actually had something like this happen to me with FB where i've logged on then opened a new tab to come on VC, gone back to FB & its asked me to log in again. If it ever happens again i'm gona make sure to close the browser down & open a new one. QUOTE Watch out for this new online phishing scam which uses 'tab napping' to attack your computer - and your finances... As internet users we're all vulnerable to online scams. Unluckily for us, as soon as we become pretty good as spotting one type of attack, another more sophisticated version comes along in its place. In fact, technology company Mozilla - which developed the Firefox web browser - has recently warned against a possible threat from a new scam known as 'tap napping' which takes phishing one step further. What is tab napping? Tab napping is essentially a new kind of phishing scam. Until now phishing has involved sending hoax emails in an attempt to steal your usernames, passwords and bank details. Often the sender will claim to be from your bank and will ask you to verify your bank details by clicking on a link contained in the email. The link actually directs you to a fake website which looks just like your bank's own website. Once you have typed in your login details they can be accessed by the criminals who set the fake site up. But we're beginning to wise up to phishing attacks like this, and many of us know we should be very wary of clicking URLs even if they appear to be in a legitimate email. With awareness of phishing on the up, making it more difficult for scammers to succeed, tab napping could be the scam to watch out for next. How does tab napping work? Tab napping is more sophisticated than the phishing scams we've seen so far, and it no longer relies on persuading you to click on a dodgy link. Instead it targets internet users who open lots of tabs on their browser at the same time (for example, by pressing CTRL + T). How does it work? By replacing an inactive browser tab with a fake page set up specifically to obtain your personal data - without you even realising it has happened. Believe it or not, fraudsters can actually detect when a tab has been left inactive for a while, and spy on your browser history to find out which websites you regularly visit, and therefore which pages to fake. So don't assume that after you have opened a new tab and visited a web page, that web page will stay the same even if you don't return to it for a time while you use other windows and tabs. Malicious code can replace the web page you opened with a fake version which looks virtually identical to the legitimate page you originally visited. How might tab napping work in practice? Imagine you open the login page for your online bank account, but then you open a new tab to visit another website for a few minutes, leaving the first tab unattended. When you return to your bank's site the login page looks exactly how you left it. What you haven't realised is that a fake page has taken its place, so when you type in your username and password, you have inadvertently given the fraudster easy access to your account. Even if you have already logged into your bank account before opening another tab, when you return you might find you're being asked to login again. This may not necessarily rouse any suspicion since you might simply assume your bank has logged you out because you left your account inactive for too long. You probably won't even think twice before logging in for a second time. But this time round you have accidently inputted your security details into a fraudster's fake page which have been sent back to their server. Once you have done so, you can then be easily redirected to your bank's genuine website since you never actually logged out in the first place, giving you the impression that all is well. How can you protect yourself against tab napping? This is pretty scary stuff but thankfully tab napping should be relatively easy to avoid. Here are five simple ways you can prevent yourself from falling victim: Make sure you always check the URL in the browser address page is correct before you enter any login details. A fake tabbed page will have a different URL to the website you think you're using. Always check the URL has a secure https:// address even if you don't have tabs open on the browser. If the URL looks suspicious in any way, close the tab and reopen it by entering the correct URL again. Avoid leaving tabs open which require you to type in secure login details. Don't open any tabs while doing online banking - open new windows instead (CTL + N). Finally, take a look at Online banking: How to stay safe to find out other ways to protect yourself from online scams.
A few people have asked me recently what I have been doing at past Glastonbury festivals. So I thought it would be worth posting: 1992, 1993, 1994 I went for the first time with my girlfriend Jenny Beasley because the Cud band were in the advert in the NME. Truth is I didn't actually get to see Cud play but I did have an amazing time. Too many stories to tell, mostly more suitable for over a beer than a blog. I think my favourite tale is as it was my first time camping since the scouts I'd borrowed a hopelessly impractical tent from a friends Mum, it was a big 3 room frame tent thing and all orange nylon - nice! Back in 92 the bus used to drop you on the main road and you walked about 2 miles down the lane to the site. I'd already been introduced to the very strong Glastonbury serendipity earlier in the day - when begging Jenny to lend me some money (i wasn't proud) I showed her my empty cashpoint balance - only it wasn't empty there was a random £340 paid in - this was "holiday pay" a totally new concept to me that I had no idea was coming and being paid in that day and in the end I lent Jenny money. So anyway we arrive, we choose a spot, I look at this 50KG 70s marvel I've carried all the way here and remember that I don't actually have a clue about putting tents up, I hadn't thought about this part until now at all. Luckily Jenny was fairly sublime in nature and agreed with me that the best plan was to have a beer and think about it. We'd also carried quite a lot of beer quite a long way. The weather was nice. It was a holiday. Why rush? So another beer, as no ideas had yet come. If Jenny was getting stressed she wasn't showing it. After 2 beers nature takes its course and so I head for my first Glastonbury toilet experience. I had no reason to fear anything, I had never heard stories of Glastonbury toilets before. As I queue and await my turn and naturally get to the front of the queue the next door to swing open ejects a character that I know. In fact in the most bizarre of coincidences ever it's my old room mate, a man called Andrew Demster, known as Demo, who had often shared a room with Jenny & I. More fantastic was the fact that Demo was something of a Venture Scout. He wasn't just good at camping, he loved camping and tents and that sort of thing. If there was one thing that could improve a less than dreary day for Demo it was some idiot with a random tent they couldn't put up. I had no idea he was going to be there. He did come, he did help, we did have a tent. I was sold. Glastonbury was the most amazing place on earth. The bizarre events continued, the amazing coincidences abounded. We had a wonderful time. It opened our eyes to a world we knew was there but didn't know was so real. I returned in 1993 & 1994. Each time we bought tickets at HMV on the way to the festival. In 1993 I had my boots, money and car keys stolen in a tent slashing on the Friday morning but had an amazing festival living entirely on the charity of strangers. 1995 I played bass guitar in an Irishy folk rock band called Reincarnation. It was great fun, these were great times. Reincarnation was a vehicle created by fiddler Peter Miln and singer / guitarist Dan James. There were many often bizarre lineups and gigs. The glastonbury lineup was Dan & Pete, Neil Baker later of Flipside on latin percussion, farrier Garrick Nelson on Bodhran, Steve Paul (a man like myself and half the band with no convincing surname) playing rock kit drums, plus a couple of friends who danced on stage. At glastonbury we were booked by Arabela Churchill to open the outside theatre stage at 10:30am each day, and to play in the fire procession on the saturday night that was arranged to celebrate this being the 25th Glastonbury festival. This procession gig was awesome and we played, carnival style on the back of a truck, for about 3.5 hours to 10,0000s of people and they all danced. The absolute high-point of my musical career :D 1997 My very dear and deceased friend David Fleetham & I went as guests of Dubstar. I think on paper we were the woodwind section, and we took my flute and David's clarinet with us as props in case there were any awkward questions. Now David was haeomophilliac with many extreme complications including terrible arthritic ankles that made it incredibly difficult for him to walk. So I spent a fairly intense weekend with him, he was far too proud to use crutches and so most of the weekend I was his crutch, and also his drinking buddy. I think as usual we drank most of Dubstar's fairly substantial rider, just to help save Christian from liver failure. I have hazy memories involving David Baddiel and Hanson's Mum's who were camped next to us. I got very clear insights into being at Glastonbury with a disability too. It was extremely muddy. We did get out to see Radiohead and that set was lifechanging. We did also see Dubstar on the other stage and that was lifechanging too in a not so manic way. 1998 For the first time I bought tickets in advance, framed them put them on bedroom wall and then had them stolen at quite a good party, so again bought tickets on the way down from HMV in Reading. Again an incredibly muddy year. By the time I got there all of the friends I was meeting had left. I spent the time with my new South African girlfriend Shaldean Van Der Merwe her French friend Nadine and her American boyfriend, I felt like a cultural attache explaining everything that was going on. We made some amazing friends in the campsite, we worked together and kept a massive fire going all weekend, and I will always remember the Sunday morning Hothouse Flowers set (I think) where he started "WELCOME TO THE SURVIVOR'S CLUB" it was electric and great fun. That year the website had been run by the Guardian and I'd found it very annoying as it really wasn't very updated, there was very little of the information I was looking for and I started thinking I could do a better job. 1999 With my friend Travis Pedley we worked on this idea of a much better Glastonbury Festival website. We wrote some quite detailed proposals and essentially the idea was to create something that today you'd call Social Networking and Content Management. It's name was a terrible pun (glastonline.com) but it still makes me smile. I wrote an application that was essentially a networked database that could output web pages via FTP and could be contributed to by many people. We had an agreement with Andy Thomas who, had spoken with Michael Eavis about it, to have six people in a space in a portacabin in the acoustic field to take photos, write, get data, upload stuff and generally capture the richness of info available and make the internet a little bit less boring. The guiding creative principle was that in the way I had just stumbled into the festival 7 years before, someone could stumble into this website and confront some ideas that may inspire or entertain or maybe educate them. There was a new official website at www.glastonbury-festival.co.uk that had been put together by Simon Glinn of the JazzWorld stage and Neil Greenway of eFestivals.co.uk - when we sent a link to them for them to link to us and vice versa all hell broke loose. Essentialy we were threatened with a lot of "heavy shit" if we did this and compromised the festivals rights agreements with others. At one point I was told a photo of my face from my personal website would be distributed to all gates to stop me entering. On the Tuesday night before the festival I had a mobile phone conversation of over 2 hours with Simon Glinn that we both laughed about afterwards, especially as we don't even know how it was possible for the signal to hold out that long never mind distract him from the setup. In the end I had to let my friends down and it didn't happen. But I went to HMV in Swindon, bought a ticket, came to the festival and had a fantastic time at the best festival I can remember.
READ MORE: my Glastonbury History Part 2 : /blog4u/2012/1/12/glastonbury-history-part-2
OK please be gentle on me. I am going to write my first ever blog post and it's been a long time coming. I feel on paper I should have written many blog posts, but this is not on paper is it. I want to as briefly as possible get out of the way all of those questions like who am i, who are we, why are we here, what sort of things have we done, what sort of things do we do, and will we do. You know those sorts of question. Then once those are out of the way I can deal with lots of much smaller questions. Context - that's what I'm talking about - I want to post a kind of context introduction to our brand new blog. Who Am I? My name is John C Scott and I was given it on the 13th January 1972. It wasn't until 25th December 1981 that I got my hands on my first computer of my own in a Sinclair ZX81. Luckily my brother and sisters were very tolerant of me using the only TV in the house to write programs in 1KB of memory. I was hooked on that first day and would happily write the rest of this post about how I learned to use memory and the 256 bytes of video RAM etc, but this isn't that story. I've carried on taking an interest in how computers work, and allowed them to inspire my imagination ever since. I've done other things too, but usually brought computers into it somehow. Unkind people might call me an obsessive Internet geek, kinder people would call me it to my face with a big reassuring smile. I took a route from ZX81, ZX-Spectrum, to Mac IIse, Atari ST, DOS 5, Win3.11, NT4 and at the same time Z80 machine code, Hypercard, DBase3, FoxPro, ASP, and currently C# .net. From 1986 onwards I did a great deal of DeskTopPublishing starting with Letraset's ReadySetGo! then electronic Typesetting and from there got into databases, and then combining the two with content management from 1995 onwards. I built my first web pages in 1995 using iHtml, then Coldfusion, ASP classic and currently working with .net. I got quite excited about "Web Applications" in the mid to late 90s, I'd built a few office LAN based applications around databases and and really saw the power of having lots of people contribute to different parts of a database, and started developing around the idea of websites where the user didn't need technical skills to contribute their thoughts and ideas. Throughout this my ideas were very abstract and about inspiring others to contribute, whilst providing the tools and the training and supporting those I worked with. In 1998 I thought a good exposition of all of this would be building a site for Glastonbury Festival and this became an all encompassing undertaking for the next 10 years. It had meant to be just a side project to test and develop some ideas to use in a commercial product. It was clear that the festival couldn't financially support what was needed and so I worked on some interesting 6 month contracts and then had the rest of the year to work passionately on Glastonbury. We pulled together some great achievments for that and to do it justice this needs to be blogged separately too. Now the festival needs a new approach to it's website and it's time for me to climb aboard the leading-edge again after a period of learning, listening, growth, development and recuperation. The world's moved on a lot since 1981 and many of the things since then I thought of as science fiction are now very much fact, yet some are still to have their day. One thing to come about is blogging. It's definitely better for me to use someone elses tool to start publishing my varied thoughts, plans, hopes and reminisces than to spend time building and maintaining a tool for other people to do the same. In a few rare spare moments I've speculated what I would write if I had time, and now I do, and now you're reading it. I believe passionately in free (as in free and fair elections, as well as free beer) software and that the challenge of our times is how well we can work together. The truly great art of the past may have been made by a single artist but the great pieces of our modern times, such as movies like "Slumdog Millionaire", are harmonic works between hundreds of collaborators each enabling another to exceed what they could do alone. I've mostly shared in the past by getting passionately involved in message board communities and always trying to answer at least one question for every one that I need an answer to. However these contributions live mostly only in the context of those boards and if everyone is blogging it then maybe it's time to admit I should have a go at this medium. So there are a couple of very specific projects I have in mind for this blog and some more random ones, and I look forward to finding out which fly. Who Are "We" ? c3x associates are people who enjoy working together. I recognised a long time ago that it was no longer possible to have an expert level of understanding of everything in computer, databases, operating systems, languages, design, publishing, the web etc. For example I couldn't produce the graphical treatment for this blog but that was provided by Wojciech Wawrzyniak. Across all the disciplines needed for a major project we have associates who can provide stress-testing, clustering, hosting, content, copy writing, original music, photography, illustration, cartooning, database tuning, needs analysis, training, documentation, requirement gathering, project planning, security, encryption, design and graphical realisation plus many other things. 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Chocolate Mint Candy Recipe
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk, divided
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 6 ounces white candy coating, coarsely chopped
- 2 to 3 teaspoons peppermint extract
- 3 drops green food coloring
- In a heavy saucepan, melt chocolate chips with 1 cup milk. Remove from the heat; stir in vanilla. Spread half into a waxed paper-lined 8-in. square pan; chill for 10 minutes or until firm.
- Meanwhile, in a heavy saucepan over low heat, cook and stir candy coating with remaining milk until coating is melted and mixture is smooth. Stir in peppermint extract and food coloring. Spread over bottom layer; chill for 10 minutes or until firm.
- Warm remaining chocolate mixture if necessary; spread over mint layer. Chill for 2 hours or until firm. Remove from pan; cut into 1-in. squares. Yield: about 2 pounds.
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These are absolutely delicious.
gkc0314-Thank you for your fast response. I was not sure if it was almond bark or not. thanks again, I really appreciate it very much
Lucy4evfan--the white candy coating is like almond bark. It comes in white chocolate or milk chocolate and is available in the baking aisle of most grocery stores. It is what you can use for dip strawberries or pretzels in as well. It thickens a little more than melted chocolate chips do.
what is the white candy coating? any help would be great. I have not made a recipe calling for that. THANK YOU gkc0314 for the info. I thought it might be almond bark but was not sure. this recipe looks fairly easy and good
Absolutely Awesome! My whole family loved them and they were so easy to make.
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West Asheville streets were covered in snow Thursday morning. 2/13/14 / Casey Blake / firstname.lastname@example.com
Updates on from the snowstorm that hit Western North Carolina on Wednesday and continued into Thursday. If you have news, send an email to email@example.com with your observations. And send your snow photos, with a description and your name, to email@example.com.
Cancellations, 2 p.m.
� Franklin School of Innovation information meeting scheduled for Thursday at the Skyland Library is canceled. Additional meetings will be Feb. 25 at West Asheville Library and March 4 at YWCA of Asheville.
� Western Carolina University�s open house, scheduled for Saturday, is canceled. The next open house is March 22.
� Great Smoky Mountains National Park�s Sugarlands Visitor Center, Oconaluftee Visitor Center and Park Headquarters will remain closed Thursday.
� Benchspace Gallery and Workshop is closed Thursday.
UNCA classes, 12:25 p.m.
UNC Asheville announced that evening classes will not be held Thursday.
No mail, 11:55 a.m.
There�s no mail delivery today in Western North Carolina today because of the storm, and likely none on Friday, said U.S. Postal Service carrier Deborah Bradley.
Waynesville update, 11:45 a.m.
Town crews are using two backhoes, two dump trucks, two skid-steers and a crew of workers with shovels to clear Main Street and downtown sidewalks. Jeff Stines, of Waynesville�s water and sewer maintenance department, said the process will take most of the day. The area from Pigeon Street to Church Street is clear, and crews are moving toward the middle of Main Street now.
�We still got a ways to go but we are working on it,� he said. �It�s just a slow process.�
The snow is being dumped at the town maintenance lot in a big pile, where it will melt, Stines said.
Flights update, 11:35 a.m.
The runways were clear Thursday at the Asheville Regional Airport but many flights were canceled. Only some Allegiant flights to Florida destinations had arrived and departed by late morning. There were 13 flights in and out that had been canceled. On Wednesday when the massive storm started to roll through the Southeast, most flights were canceled at the airport, said spokeswoman Tina Kinsey. Passengers should continue to check their flights at flyavl.com for latest cancellations.
Folk Art Center update, 11:20 a.m.
April Nance, spokesperson for the Folk Art Center on the Blue Ridge Parkway, has her fingers crossed that the center will be open by Saturday.
They closed Wednesday and are still closed Thursday. �We will be open as soon as we can,� she said. �We�ll be closed tomorrow and will reopen as soon as we can. There�s a lot of snow (to plow).�
Nance noted that even if the Blue Ridge Parkway is closed, the center may still be open. �The parkway may be closed, but we are rarely closed.�
The business consequences for closing are not super severe. �We are not really busy this time of year,� she said.
Mission Hospital update, 10:48 a.m.
Mission Hospital remains open, but several services will be closed today:
� Reuter Outpatient Center.
� Mission Sleep Center.
� Asheville Cardiology.
� SECU Cancer Center.
� OccuMed clinics at 1 Hospital Drive and 2 Medical Park Drive.
McCrory speaks, 10:40 a.m.
Gov. Pat McCrory is holding a press conference this morning to talk about the state�s response to the snow emergency. �This has been quite a challenge,� McCrory said, �but the challenge is not over. � Mother Nature is still right here.�
Closed, open, 10:15 a.m.
The YMCA of Western North Carolina remains closed Thursday. The Raquet Club�s two locations are also closed.
But Malaprop�s Bookstore/Cafe will open at 11 a.m. Thursday.
City is closed, 10:10 a.m.
City of Asheville offices are closed today. However, police, fire and public works are working 24 hours.
Signs of life, 10:05 a.m.
The thick blanket of snow kept downtown largely quiet and most businesses closed this morning, but there were signs of life.
�We want somewhere for everybody to come to when everyone else is closed,� Christina Dixson said as she served hot beverages at World Coffee Caf�. �We�re always open. We take our coffee very seriously.�
Around the corner at Early Girl Eatery on Wall Street, manager Luke Broussard was taking a wait-and-see attitude about how much business the restaurant would get.
�People are going to be out and about in the snow,� he said. �The weather is not going to stop them.�
Broussard said the restaurant notified area hotels it would be open so their guests would know there�s food available.
�We figured everyone else is closed so we need to feed the people,� he said.
Umphrey's is a go, 10 a.m.
Although the U.S. Cellular Center box office is closed Thursday, they say the Umphrey�s McGee concert scheduled for Friday will go on as scheduled.
Snow removal costs, 9:15 a.m.
According to Asheville spokeswoman Dawa Hitch, the city had spent about $340,700 this year on snow and ice removal. That does not include this storm.
Some power problems, 8:25 a.m.
Duke Progress and Duke Energy are reporting relatively few power outages Thursday morning across Western North Carolina. However, about 400 Buncombe outages were reported between 8 amd 8:15. Here are county reports at 8:15 a.m. from the Duke websites:
Avery, 73
Buncombe, 439
Graham, 162
Haywood, 22
Henderson, 13
Jackson, 37
Macon, 4
McDowell, 0
Rutherford, 0
Swain, 16
Yancey, 0
Business closure, 8:15 a.m.
Mills Manufacturing Corporation will be closed Thursday.
More snow coming, 7:45 a.m.
After tailing off overnight, snow was falling again in downtown Asheville around dawn Thursday. The National Weather Service says the city can expect about another half inch of snow today before the system moves north.
A Weather Service meterologist said about 8-9 inches of snow fell across Western North Carolina Wednesday and early Thursday.
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 p.m. across the region.
Road conditions remain poor, 7:15 a.m.
Asheville Police reports roads are �slick and snow-covered� Thursday morning. The Highway Patrol says I-40 and I-26 have been plowed but still have slick spots, and the ramps are still covered in snow.
The N.C. Department of Transportation says most primary roads across Western North Carolina remain covered with snow and ice.
Garbage pickup, bus service suspended Thursday, 9:55 p.m.
Garbage collection is anticipated to be suspended for Thursday, and residents are asked to move carts from streets where possible so that plows can service roads, the City of Asheville announced Wednesday night.
City bus service is suspended for Thursday until further notice.
Downtown parking garages will remain open for free parking Thursday. Motorists are asked to avoid using metered street side spaces so that plows can service roads.
Update from City of Asheville - 9:38 p.m.
Non-emergency services and offices will be closed or operate on a delayed schedule Thursday, city city spokesman Brian Postelle said.
Plowing and sanding will occur mainly on primary roads overnight to address new snow accumulation. As crews move to secondary roads on Thursday, the public is asked to leave vehicles in driveways and away from street side parking to leave room for plows to clear roads.
Thursday weather outlook - 9:10 p.m.
Asheville forecast from the National Weather Service: �Snow likely, mainly before 9 a.m. Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 37. Breezy, with a northwest wind 10 to 20 mph, with gusts as high as 28 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60 percent. New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.�
Making the most of the landscape - 8:45 p.m.
A nice-sized group has gathered at the intersection of Walnut and Haywood streets downtown, Asheville Scene Editor Jess McCuan reports. What are they doing? Sledding, of course. Some just watching and some waiting their turn.
Accident closes I-40 near Old Fort - 8:34 p.m.
I-40 eastbound in McDowell County near Old Fort is closed at mile marker 72, according to the N.C. DOT. An accident happened there about 8:20 p.m.
DOT provided a detour route as the accident is cleared. Motorists traveling on I-40 east should take exit 46 B toward I-26 east, then continue on I-26 east to exit 67 toward US-74 east. From U.S.-74 east, take exit 178 toward U.S. 221 north and continue on U.S. 221 north to access I-40 east.
Keep your fingers crossed - 8:08 p.m.
Power outages have been scarce so far in Western North Carolina. The Duke Energy Progress outage map shows one power outage near the Haywood-Buncombe line. There�s also one power outage apiece in Macon and McDowell counties, according to Duke Energy�s online data. Let�s hope those people have their power restored and everyone else keeps theirs.
As of 6 p.m. Duke Energy had about 130,000 outages in the Carolinas. Those outages were mainly near Wilmington and Florence, S.C., and Hartsville, S.C.
Nighttime fun - 7:45 p.m.
People may not be driving but that doesn�t mean they�re staying at home. The WALK is packed. People are out tonight walking on the sidewalks of snow-covered Haywood Road. At least one family was seen pulling a sled, walking near the Bledsoe Building.
Be safe while enjoying the snow - 7:30 p.m.
Many readers have talked about sledding this evening. Be careful. Emergency personnel has responded to �a couple� of sledding accidents, a Buncombe County dispatcher said. Above all, the dispatcher urged people to stay off the roads. (Have you heard that one before?)
�It is critical to stay off the road,� he said. �I can�t say it enough.�
West Asheville road report - 7:11 p.m.
Polly McDaniel, an editor and fellow C-T snow blogger, said that Patton Avenue and Haywood Road are snow covered and the white stuff is coming down relentlessly.
�Snow is all over the place,� she said.
I-240, I-40 road report - 7:01 p.m.
Brian Ponder, the Citizen-Times enterprise editor, said that I-240 and I-40 are snow covered and treacherous.
UNC-Duke basketball postponed - 6:55 p.m.
The main entertainment option tonight for basketball fans in this state has been postponed because of weather. The Duke-UNC game, originally scheduled for a 9:10 p.m. tipoff Wednesday, will be played Feb. 20.
Duke�s bus could not make it to the Durham campus to pick up the Blue Devils for the the 11 mile trip to Chapel Hill because of snow and ice on area roads, according to the Associated Press.
Asheville says it's plowing 24/7 - 6:30 p.m.
According to a City of Asheville snow storm response statement:
�Currently 22 vehicles are engaged in plowing, salting and sanding main corridors. Residents are urged to limit travel. Crews will continue to provide 24-hour service.�
Gov. McCrory: Stay home - 6:15 p.m.
Road conditions are not only deteriorating in WNC. Gov. Pat McCrory released a statement urging North Carolinians to avoid travel.
�We�re now seeing what we have been warning people about for the past 24 hours. This storm is dangerous,� Governor Pat McCrory said. �Road conditions are treacherous in many areas. We can�t stress enough: stay tuned to local media and pay attention to the weather. Do not travel unless it is an emergency. You are better off staying where you are in a safe place than getting on the road.�
S. Asheville road report - 5:30 p.m.
A fresh road report from Citizen-Times planning and WNC Parent Editor Katie Wadington:
Henderson Road is snowy but being plowed. Mills Gap is drivable but snowier. Weston Road in Arden is completely covered with snow. There�s about 2-3 inches at her house in Arden.
Tell us how conditions are where you are. Email firstname.lastname@example.com or post on our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/AVLCitizenTimes.
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How are conditions out your way? - 5:10 p.m.
Reader reports on the Citizen-Times Facebook page:
� Crazy hard snow in Arden - Jana Bowman
� About an inch or so, here in Horse Shoe - Karen Manzi Jensen
� Not much Alexander way.... - Kelli Embler Honeycutt
� Pouring snow in W. Asheville - Victoria McClure
� Now I�m worried - Nicole Turner
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School closings starting to roll in - 4:50 p.m.
Asheville City and Buncombe County schools are closed Thursday. We expect to be adding to this list as the night goes on. Check http://www.citizen-times.com/closings for the latest.
Roads deteriorating rapidly - 4:45 p.m.
From Citizen-Times planning and WNC Parent Editor Katie Wadington, who is driving to her home in South Asheville right now:
I-240 eastbound is snow-covered, the lanes aren�t clear. You can�t tell where the lanes are. The good news: There is virtually no traffic. She�s moving at 45 mph, but road conditions are deteriorating rapidly.
Buncombe, Asheville declare state of emergency - 4:10 p.m.
Both Buncombe County and the city of Asheville have declared state of emergencies as a result of the storm.
City and county officials said the declarations do not have major practical impacts. They do allow more cooperation between emergency responders but the main impact is that the declarations are typically necessary to receive federal aid if any is offered, officials said.
The county declaration covers Buncombe County�s unincorporated areas.
Dining update, 3:55 p.m.
Asheville Scene�s Mackensy Lunsford gives us another update:
Happy snow day Asheville. There are still plenty of restaurants out there to feed the need. Please double-check with restaurants before venturing out and stay safe out there.
Here�s where to eat if you�re out and about.
� West Village Market on Haywood Road is open selling, adorably, �snowman noses.�
� Jimi Rentz of Barley�s Taproom says that his restaurant is open and the Olympics are on the big screen.
� Bar of Soap, at 333 Merrimon Ave., is also open: �Everything�s closed on Merrimon, but not us! We�ve got pizza, pasta, sandwiches,& more. Plus hot cocoa,tea, coffee, & BEER!�
� On Lexington Avenue in downtown Asheville, Mela is open for dinner. �And Mela is doing the naantastic snow day special, free naan tonite with every dinner order!� says owner Anoop Krishnan.
� Table and The Imperial Life bar will be open for dinner at 48 College Street tonight.
View more at http://blogs2.citizen-times.com/eatscene.
Power outage report, 3:40 p.m.
One bit of good news resulting from the fact � so far � there has been less snow than predicted in the Asheville area: Duke Progress and Duke Energy are reporting only scattered power outages across Western North Carolina. That�s quite a contrast with the situation on the coast. Duke Progress reports there are more than 51,000 customers without power in New Hanover County, which contains Wilmington.
Top 10 snowfalls, 3:10 p.m.
Asheville�s top recorded snowfalls:
18.2 inches (1993)
16.7 inches (1906)
16.3 inches (1971)
16 inches (1942)
15.8 inches (1969)
15 inches (1872)
14 inches (1988)
13 inches (2010)
12.2 inches (1998)
12 inches (1876 and 1936)
Road conditions update, 2:55 p.m.
Reporter Mark Barrett says road conditions range from good to bad. They are decent around Asheville, but I-26 south of here is very problematic. Here�s the story: http://avlne.ws/1hcPnW1.
Wimpy storm? 2:35 p.m.
Jim and Sharon Allard, of North Asheville, say: �This is got to be the wimpiest snow storm ever ... so far. Just flurries. Bring on the good stuff!!�
Jim and Sharon, you likely will get your wish. The National Weather service continues to estimate there will be more snow this evening. And judging from what�s happening downtown (it�s snowing), we�re betting the best (or worst, depending on your point of view) is yet to come.
Snow beer? 2:25 p.m.
Tony Kiss, our Beer Guy, reports the following: A little snow isn�t stopping the beer. Catawba Brewing�s Asheville tasting room will open at 3 p.m. but it might close before its usual hour of 10. And both locations of Asheville Brewing are open and rocking, I�m told.
No night classes, 2:16 p.m.
A-B Tech says no classes will be held Wednesday night. This applies to all campuses.
Saturday school, 2:15 p.m.
To make up for today�s snow day, Buncombe County Schools will hold classes Saturday.
Latest on the weather: Yes, snow is still coming, 1:45 p.m.
The National Weather Service issued a statement saying the winter storm will �severely impact the region today through Thursday.�
In forecaster terms:
�A low pressure system developing from the Gulf of Mexico to the Southeast coastal waters will combine with an approaching strong upper level disturbance today through tonight to crease widespread heavy wintry precipitation across the Western Carolinas and Northeast Georgia.�
So while we may not be seeing much yet, apparently it�s still coming.
The winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 p.m. Thursday.
Snow is expected to pick up this afternoon with accumulations of 8-10 inches in the mountains and even more in the northern foothills, 10-12 inches there.
Haywood County opens snow shelter, 1:30 p.m.
Haywood County emergency management officials today opened an a shelter at the Department of Social Services in Clyde as a precaution.
The shelter is for anyone who loses power, people traveling through the county or anyone worried about being stranded without access to services, the county said in a statement.
The shelter is at 157 Paragon Parkway in Clyde.
Most other county government offices closed today at 9:30 a.m.
Law enforcement, emergency rescue and child and adult protective services workers are still on the job.
Here�s the news release:
As a precaution, Haywood County Emergency Management will open a shelter at 11 a.m. at the Department of Social Services, Health Department and Environmental Services building, located at 157 Paragon Parkway in Clyde.
The shelter will be available to anyone who loses power to their homes, people traveling through Haywood County, and others concerned about being stranded without access to services. Department of Social Services shelter response teams, working in conjunction with the American Red Cross, will coordinate activities at the shelter. The shelter will remain open as long as necessary.
Haywood County Government Offices closed to the public at 9:30 a.m. today. This applies to all Solid Waste facilities, including Convenience Centers, the Materials Recovery Facility and White Oak Landfill; and all branches of the Haywood County Public Library.
All Public Safety departments, including Emergency and Law Enforcement Services, are continuing to function. If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1. Please utilize 9-1-1 only for emergencies.
In addition, Adult and Child Protective Services remain on call at (828)452-6620 or by calling (828)452-6666 after hours.
When birds come a-knockin', 1:10 p.m.
Pete Stewart, of Franklin, reports the snow is picking up there. Also, he says, �Strangely enough, the birds at our feeders are banging into our windows.� Andi Guthrie replied, �Well then, let them in!�
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Snow is picking up, 12:50 p.m.
In the newsroom, a phone rings, and moments later, somebody says, �Snow�s picking up in Fairview.� Another phone rings: �It�s coming down harder in Arden.� And, �Fletcher�s getting it.� In other words, it appears as if the snow is picking up a bit in our area.
Red Cross shelter, 12:45 p.m.
The American Red Cross has opened a shelter in Polk County. The shelter is at the Polk County American Red Cross, 231 Ward Street in Columbus.
Tips from the news release:
The Red Cross encourages anyone coming to an emergency shelter to bring the following items for each member of their family: prescription and emergency medications, extra clothing, pillows, blankets, hygiene supplies, important documents and other comfort items. It�s also important not to forget special items for children, such as diapers, formula and toys, and other items for family members who have unique needs.
More places to eat, 12:35 p.m.
Asheville Scene reporter Mackensy Lunsford has compiled a list of places to eat Wednesday: http://bit.ly/1g7voVz.
Getting hungry? 12:22 p.m.
Reporter Carol Motsinger may have been feeling a little peckish when she tweeteed, �Mela, Dobra and Izzys are open (can you tell I�m walking up Lexington avenue?)�
Stay off the roads if possible, 12:12 p.m.
Gov. Pat McCrory is urging North Carolina residents to stay home. �It is going to be a tough 48 hours,� McCrory said in a statement. �Heavy snow, ice and gusty winds are predicted across the state today and tomorrow, which could bring downed trees and power lines and create hazardous travel conditions.�
Business is up at towing companies, 12:05 p.m.
Things were getting busy Wednesday morning at Fletcher Towing on Hendersonville Road.
�We�ve had two wrecks in the last 10 minutes,� Susan Whitaker said around 11:15 a.m.
Richard Capps, owner of Capps Towing in Hendersonville, said he had three calls Wednesday morning including pulling one vehicle out of a ditch after the driver tried to stop for a traffic light.
�There�s not a lot of traffic on the roads. There�s more than there should be probably. If I wasn�t in the towing business, I wouldn�t be here,� Capps said.
'Crippling' accumulations, 11:45 a.m.
From Ray�s Weather Service: Snow accumulations will be major and crippling, with 6-12 inches widespread across western North Carolina. Locally, even higher amounts will accumulate. It will be a historic snowstorm for the Western North Carolina region.
Light snow continues, 11:35 a.m.
Light snow continues to fall in downtown Asheville, but don�t be fooled into thinking this is about all we�ll get. The National Weather Service and weather.com expect the heaviest snow to begin this afternoon.
Snow removal, 11:25 a.m.
According to a news release from Asheville, 22 vehicles are engaged in plowing, salting and sanding main corridors. City streets around the Citizen-Times have a light snow covering.
Asheville transit, 11:05 a.m.
All Asheville bus service is ending, according to a news release from the city.
Flight cancellations, 10:55 a.m.
The snow dramatically curtailed flights in and out of Asheville Regional Airport. At 10:45 a.m., 13 of 14 arriving flights were listed as canceled, as were nine of 11 departing flights. That appears to relate in large part to problems at other airports. Delta Air Lines had canceled 80 to 90 percent of its departures from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and about a third of U.S. Airways flights out of Charlotte-Douglas International Airport were canceled.
Cancellations, 10:35 a.m.
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Henderson County update, 10:30 a.m.
N.C. DOT reports that interstates in Henderson County are partially covered with snow and ice, while secondary roads are covered.
Transylvania County update, 10:25 a.m.
The N.C. Department of Transportation said this morning that primary roads in Transylvania County were covered with snow and ice. A Sheriff�s Office dispatcher said it was snowing hard and sticking to the roads.
Warren Wilson update, 10:20 a.m.
Officials at Warren Wilson College say classes scheduled to meet at 11 a.m. and later Wednesday are canceled. Only essential personnel are required to work after that time.
Road conditions are deteriorating, 10:15 a.m.
Accident reports are coming in quickly from around Buncombe County. If you must drive, please do so with caution.
Tractor-trailer wreck, 10 a.m.
Emergency responders are working a tractor-trailer wreck near the ramp from I-240 East onto Interstate 40 in east Asheville, according to a dispatcher. The wreck occurred about 9:45 a.m. Further details were not immediately available.
Mills River update, 9:35 a.m.
Niki Rogers sends us this update from Chestnut Top mountain (High Vista): �We are about 2,800-3,000 feet elevation. At 9:35 a.m., we have fine show falling. No wind. There is about 1/2 inch of new snow on the ground. All roads that I can see from my house (only a couple) are covered with snow.�
Business closings, 9:35 a.m.
WNC businesses are beginning to announce closures as the storm moves in. We have a list here: http://avlne.ws/1g6SMCE.
Road conditions, 9:20 a.m.
Reporter Mark Barrett will be looking at road conditions today. He says the roads in the Asheville area are good for now. We�re hearing reports that snow is starting to stick to streets in Arden.
Downtown snow, 9:10 a.m.
Snow has begun to fall in downtown Asheville. The National Weather Service says up to 10 inches will accumulate in the city by the time the storm ends Thursday morning.


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For decades since the formation of the defense establishment under the 1947 National Security Act, all U.S. cabinet departments, national security agencies, and military services involved in providing for the common defense have struggled to overcome differences in policy and strategy formulation, organizational cultures, and even basic terminology. Post-September 11, 2001, international systems, security environments, U.S. military campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the greater Global War on Terrorism have confronted civilian policymakers and senior military officers with a complex, fluid battlefield which demands kinetic and counterinsurgency capabilities. This monograph addresses the security, stability, transition, and reconstruction missions that place the most pressure on interagency communication and coordination. The results from Kabul to Baghdad reveal that the interagency process is in need of reform and that a more robust effort to integrate and align civilian and military elements is a prerequisite for success.
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Plants that produce items used for food will be in the spotlight at 7 p.m. July 23 during the Tuesday Tour for adults at the Huntington Museum of Art. Admission for the conservatory tour is free. Refreshments will be served and will feature the types of foods that can be found growing on tropical plants in HMA's C. Fred Edwards Conservatory.
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