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Here is a clip and a few photos from last weekend on the Green below Flaming Gorge. We saw BWO's and Midges coming off almost all day...The fish are smart but dont have their masters in catchin, in another few years we could see some really smart fish. More to come abou
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- 02-19-2013, 04:58 PM Thread Author #1
Anyway to make dashclock the default lock screen?
Ive recently been using the dashclock widget on both my home screen and lock screen.
Side note: best app ever!
anyway, on the lock screen is there way to make dashclock the default lock screen? As of right now i have to swipe to the right to view dashclock. Id rather have it on display when i press the power button instantly rather than having to swipe, I know it takes 2 seconds but it would make the screen a lot cleaner if i could remove the default android lock screen clock/.
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Re: Anyway to make dashclock the default lock screen?
Just drag the screen one position to the right.
Re: Anyway to make dashclock the default lock screen?
long press on dashclock widget on lock screen and move it to extreme right
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Re: Anyway to make dashclock the default lock screen?
Hi, i still cant seem to make DashClock as the default lock screen. Perhaps i am not reading information correctly??
What i want is simply the following: when i click on the power button, i want DashClock to be the screen with the lock / swipe option.
No matter what i try to do, it always displays the the default "life companion and time & date as the default screen with the lock / swipe option.
This is driving me nuts.
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- 08-02-2013, 08:56 PM Thread Author #8
Re: Anyway to make dashclock the default lock screen?
Same thing here (on Verizon's HTC One). I'd love to use Dashclock, but I end up with two clocks on the screen, Dashclock's and the stock one at the bottom. There's on swiping left or right, and long pressing doesn't do anything other than let me resize Dashclock's widget. There has to be a way to get rid of the default clock.
Re: Anyway to make dashclock the default lock screen?
Apparently I just can't, for no explicable reason:
Once you've got your HTC One updated to Android 4.2 — the update's rolling out now in Europe and Asia — you'll need to head to Settings > Personalize > Lock screen style and choose the new "Widget" option at the end of the list. From here, you can choose a single lock screen widget to go at the top of your lock screen. That's right, unfortunately you can't scroll through multiple pages of widgets like you can in stock Android. - 10-18-2013, 11:19 AM #12
Re: Anyway to make dashclock the default lock screen?
Hi Guys
I am new to android and just got a Galaxy s4. I have downloaded dashclock and want it to be my default lock screen widget. If i move it to the very right and when I get a message or have a missed phone call my dashclock widget moves to the left and on my screen appears message window that I got a text or missed phone call. If I do not have any notifications dashclock is my default lockscreen. How can I make sure that I have only one(Dashclock) widget on my screen every time I press the home button or have any missed notifications? - 12-09-2013, 02:53 PM #13
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So now,the republicans need to cave on being against higher taxes. The left is licking their lips at this prospect. It doesn´t matter that raising taxes on the rich will produce this or that amount of revenue. Rich people can easily devise ways to knock down their tax liability.Tax rates are a distraction from the real problem of excess spending. Why are we spending 500-800 billion more a year than when Bush left office. Social programs only account for some of that. The rest is pure budget padding so government workers can get performance bonuses at the end of the budget year.What´s it going to cost taxpayers to fly Hillary Clinton to a stupid wine testing event is Austria or wherever. How about the state dept spending millions on flying chefs around the world to improve diplomatic relations?Tax increases on whomever aren´t an answer to stupid and reckless gov´t spending.You could give Obama and the left $2 trillion more a year to spend and it wouldn´t improve the economy one bit.If you don´t think leftism is pure insanity,listen to this. There was a woman on the radio the other day saying that since aging baby boomers aren´t driving as much it´s hurting gas tax revenue. Even if this is true why isn´t current gas tax collections doing anything for roads or bridges? States use transportation revenues to shore up underwater pension accounts.Billions were sent to New Orleans over the years to shore up the levees and it was wasted by crooked NO bureaucrats on other things like bronze statues. Then when they broke during Katrina people said more money needs to be spent on them. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
The Weekly Standard is losing it. It helps nothing to cave on taxing the rich. Everyone needs to pay more. The debt is that serious a threat to us. Let ALL the Bush tax cuts expire. Let them call it going over the cliff. Just let ALL the Bush tax cuts expire. Life will go on and the republicans will have done the right thing for the country. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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So, according to this article, if the Republican party is going to be ´relevant´, it has to become Democrat-lite. Forget that.This fiscal cliff is YOUR party line, Donks. Remember the malaise (brief) that followed the ´93 tax increase? A repeat on steroids is avoidable, predictable and you can´t stop yourselves because it plays to your hatreds.RE the drop in gas revenues: Spend a minute and look at this site:http://www.eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/LeafHandler.ashx?n=PET&s=A103600001&f=MYup... gov numbers. Gas consumption is HALF of what it was in the Bush years. What is going on? Dunno... but I know it´s Obama.BTW--lots of layoffs going on... anybody see press coverage? Click Here if you Like this Comment
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The ironic thing is that even if they do raise the tax rate on the wealthy, the wealthy will not pay any more in taxes. They will simply make adjustments that negate any impact to their income. Those adjustments will negatively impact the economy. I expect tax revenue to decrease rather than increase as a result. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Its been projected that the tax on the rich will cost the economy 750,000 jobs. It will impact(lower) the deficit about $800 billion. That means instead of owing 16 TRILLION...we owe 15.2 TRILLION. How does that solve the problem. It appears to make it worse, because now we have another 750,000 unemployed people who not only are not paying any taxes, but they are collecting government benefits. Click Here if you Like this Comment 1 person like this.
Those who know economics know that the Clinton tax rates will produce more revenue, not from the top rates, but from the lower brackets. Many more people will have skin in the game. This is particularly true for the Payroll Tax Holiday which reduced the burden of that tax. The people that will see the largest increases in their tax rates are the poor and middle class. There may be some increased revenue from the rich, but they have been preparing their strategies for how to defer or shift income to tax free sources. Click Here if you Like this Comment


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Premise: Pete Rose may be part of Major League Baseball history as its all-time hits leader, but he is also a family man, which is the focus of this docuseries. Pete tries to keep his family life intact during his engagement to former Playboy model Kiana Kim, who has two kids from a previous marriage. His own adult children have reservations about the relationship, specifically about the large age difference between the two, but that's not stopping Pete and Kiana from continuing their relationship and planning their nuptials. The engaged pair face challenges that include managing a long-distance relationship: Pete lives in Las Vegas, and Kiana and her children, in Los Angeles. Pete's controversial baseball career also complicates their lives, as he contemplates appealing again for reinstatement into baseball.
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The everything Shakespeare book: a comprehensive guide to understanding the comedies, tragedies, and sonnets of the BardShakespeare's life and works explained for everyone The most celebrated writer of all time, William Shakespeare's plays and poems have entered people's lives through every media: film, theater, song, and, of course, the plays themselves. In order to fully appreciate these centuries-old works, today's readers need a thorough and comprehensive guide that covers everything from All's Well that Ends Well to The Winter's Tale -- and every work in between. Highlighting the well-known comedies and tragedies -- as well as historical plays, poems, and sonnets -- this informative book is the perfect reader's companion for any student or aficionado of the Bard. Each play is carefully detailed to include a full synopsis, along with reader's notes, character analysis, and comprehensive exercises. Features: -- Character analysis -- Important themes and metaphors -- Famous quotations from each play -- Background information on Shakespeare's life and times -- A comprehensive guide to current productions of,Shakespearean works |
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Thanks to Beats by Dr. Dre $300+ headphones are 'cool'
Remember when expensive headphones, let's say anything over $100, were never big sellers, and only audiophiles bought them?
That's no longer true--judging by the number of Beats by Dr. Dre headphones I see on the streets and subways in New York--pricey headphones have reached the mainstream. That's radical. Bose did pretty well with its QuietComfort noise-canceling headphones long before Dre jumped into the headphone business, but the Beats stand out in a crowd.
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October 26, 2000
The Office of Industrial Technologies (OIT) States Team has taken a unique approach toward increasing the awareness for February's Expo. They have devised a challenging contest that will enable industry partners to not only become more familiar with the States Industries of the Future (IOF) program but also provide an outlet for State IOF information to become more accessible.The contest requires each candidate to either develop a new homepage or enhance an existing homepage listing the criteria for a State IOF program and process. In order to be eligible for the contest, candidates' states must have already initiated a State IOF. Each entry will be judged on creativity, content and class. The creativity category represents how well the homepage utilizes graphics and clever navigational techniques. The content must discuss the importance of the States IOF to the candidate's respective state. The content must also identify specific goals of the States IOF, a status report as well as an announcement of events or upcoming activities scheduled for the respective state. The class category will be judged on how user-friendly the homepage is, as well as the overall appeal of the homepage.
Contest participants will have until December 15, 2000, to submit their entries. The winner will be announced on January 12, 2001. For a prize, the lucky winner will be offered an Expo Silver-level sponsorship including free booth space with two free admissions to Expo in Washington, DC, on February 19-22, 2001. The two runners-up will also be recognized at Expo.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Republican leadership in the House of Delegates took four cracks at trying to significantly change the governor's bill on prison overcrowding, mirroring its last-minute efforts to change the education reform measure.
As in that case, all the GOP attempts failed, setting the stage for the measure to be passed by the House today.
The bill already had been altered from its original form as proposed by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin.
As introduced, Senate Bill 371 would have allowed some offenders deemed "non-violent" to leave prison six months early under a supervisory program. That provision was scrapped in the House Judiciary Committee to garner enough support to get the bill passed, with additional supervision for violent criminals upon release left untouched.
The changes weren't enough for House Minority Leader Tim Armstead, R-Kanawha. The bill still would let a judge include the six-month early out in the original sentence, an idea Armstead opposes.
He proposed four changes during Thursday's floor session. The first, and most contentious, would have eliminated any option for early release and instead simply called for an additional six months of supervision once an offender left confinement.
"I've yet to hear anyone say how releasing a person early reduces recidivism. Supervision reduces recidivism," Armstead said.
"There is simply no justification for letting people out of prison six months early. The only justification I hear when I ask people is the cost savings."
He said he thought it was strange to give judges the authority to grant an early-release provision at sentencing. They would have no way of knowing whether an offender was actually ready to be released ahead of schedule.
The definition of "non-violent" is too broad, in his opinion; as he reads the law, someone convicted of a DUI causing death is not a violent offender.
Advocates for the bill, including Tomblin and Democratic lawmakers argue the measure would alleviate prison overcrowding and move non-violent offenders into programs that could reduce the chances they would commit more crimes.
After changes made in the House, the bill is expected to save the state $18 million a year in incarceration costs.
Delegates who stood up to oppose Armstead's amendment cited such reasons. They also argued Armstead's amendment could take away some of the discretionary power afforded judges when it comes to changing sentences.
The House rejected the amendment by a vote of 61 to 37, with two members absent or not voting. It set the tone for the day: of the remaining three amendments, none received more than 35 votes of support.


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I hate when something like this finds it's way to the US because Americans are the worst at not staying home when they are sick. We can be so sick we can hardly walk but we can still drag ourselves out to shop and have fun. It's almost like some badge of honor, "look how sick I am and I'm still able to hang out with you guys."
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Willow Palin uses homophobic slurs defending 'Sarah Palin's Alaska'
TMZ reports that Palin posted on Tre's wall, "Haha your so gay. I have no idea who you are, But what I've seen pictures of, your disgusting ... My sister had a kid and is still hot." and "Tre stfu. Your such a f*****."
Lovely. Remember kids, it gets better.
Big sis Bristol Palin got into the act too, writing to another user named Jon, "You'll be as successful as my baby daddy, And actually I do work my a** off. I've been a single mom for the last two years."
And Willow finished up with, "Sorry that you guys are all jealous of my families success and you guys aren't goin to go anywhere with your lives."
Oh, Willow. And we actually liked you after we watched the premiere episode.
A source close to the family tells TMZ that Willow doesn't normally use that kind of language (uh huh), but she felt attacked and was just the baby bear defending mama grizzly.
Oh, well that makes it OK.
Hey, remember when Sarah Palin got all riled up over Rahm Emanuel's use of the word "retarded" because of her son Trig's Downs Syndrome? Guess the same standard doesn't apply since none of her kids are gay.
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I guess gay and retarded means the same thing? Is that the point you are trying to make Andrea?
Oh no freaking wonder, it's Andrea that is reporting this. WOW, NO SURPRISE THERE.
So is this article stating that being gay is a mental defect? Interesting.
Who cares? There are thousands of kids all across the world, who, in general, are good kids, but when pushed into a corner can and do say the "darndest things". I know I did as a teen.
If anyone has never said a bad thing in an argument, stand up now. Geez.
So is this article stating that being gay is a mental defect? Interesting.
No. What she's saying is that both words are offensive and should not be used to describe other people. I think that's obvious...
I should clarify. Gay is not offensive...the "F" word is.
No, idiots. That's not what is being implied in that last paragraph. Read it again.
What J said. Reading comprehension is hard for some people.
To Rachel: There is a difference between saying a "bad" or "mean" thing and saying a homophobic or racist thing. Saying the "F" word or the "N" word shows the underlying ingnorance and intolerance of many people today. Further, Willow didn't say it in the heat of the moment, she typed it...which just points out another flaw in kids today. Her grammar sucks...


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Book Description:A riveting, beautiful novel in verse by Australia's greatest contemporary poet, winner of the 1996 T. S. Eliot Prize.I never learned the old top ropes,I was always in steam. Less capstan, less climbing,more re-stowing cargo. Which could be hard and slowas farming- but to say Why this is Valparaiso!Or: I'm in Singapore and know my way abouttakes a long time to get stale.-from Book I, "The Middle Sea"When German-Australian sailor Friedrich "Fredy" Boettcher is shanghaied aboard a German Navy battleship at the outbreak of World War I, the sight of frenzied mobs burning Armenian women to death in Turkey causes him, through moral shock, to lose his sense of touch. This mysterious disability, which he knows he must hide, is both protection and curse, as he orbits the high horror and low humor of a catastrophic age.Told in a blue-collar English that regains freshness by eschewing the mind-set of literary language, Fredy's picaresque life-as, perhaps, the only Nordic Superman ever-is deep-dyed in layers of irony and attains a mind-inverting resolution.
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A couple of weeks ago, I gave you a short, 30-minute guitar workout designed for guitarists whose practice time is limited. The positive response I received prompted me to create an additional lesson, which, in combination with my original workout, will give you a good hour of intensive practice.
My goal is to provide some insight into what goes on behind the scenes with a touring band — and also to offer tips and advice. You might remember one of my earlier columns, which offered general touring tips for independent bands. Hopefully I'll be able to go into more detail and cover more space with this series.
This week I'm going to focus on open-position pentatonic licks utilizing open strings. Although open-position licks limit the keys in which you can solo, the option to incorporate open strings gives you some extra room for creativity. I also like the tonal qualities of playing low on the neck. People generally expect you to solo up high, so by getting used to playing down in the open position, you can create some unexpected dynamics in your solos.
In its most basic form, the lick is a sequence of six notes played as a sextuplet or two sets of triplets (depending on the tempo). The notes are played on the same string, which makes it very easy to alternate-pick and build speed. Once you have mastered the basic pattern, you can apply the lick to different scales and positions to give an almost endless amount of variations.
I recently gave you some simple pentatonic licks that are ideal for beginners or even advanced players. I want to continue that theme and share some ideas I use in my own playing. As with my previous lesson, all of these licks can be learned and practiced in as little as five to 10 minutes and are great for players with limited time. Think of these as a 'quick fix' for busy musicians.
For many young musicians, going out on tour is an early goal we set for ourselves. We read stories of legendary bands on tour, and we dream of the fun times that come from being out on the road. The reality is far different. Most likely, your first experiences on tour will be with your band as you begin to outgrow your local scene. Especially if you come from a small city like me (Portsmouth, England).
My recent column, "Has Heavy Metal Become a Joke?," provoked some very interesting responses — positive and negative. I was surprised by the amount of comments the article received, many of which were very in-depth critiques of my column. This is surprising because it took me only 15 minutes to write — and I was simply thinking out loud, trying convey my opinions in the clearest possible way.
For many guitarists, the pentatonic scale is the first thing you will learn when developing your lead guitar playing. It's incredibly simple and easy to remember. As musicians develop further, they try to move away from playing pentatonics when soloing by adding notes from outside of the scale to break out of the regular shapes or by playing different scales altogether.
Heavy metal has lost all form of legitimacy as musical genre. I believe it has evolved, or devolved, to the point where it has become something so different from what it once was, that it now is a different genre all together. People could argue that music trends change constantly with new generations that influence what is popular. However, jazz is still jazz, blues is still blues, but metal is no longer metal.
If you've been following my blog posts, you will know I recently recorded guitar solos for the new White Wizzard album, The Devil's Cut. I recently got together with my band mate and fellow White Wizzard guitarist, Jake Dreyer, to go over our favorite solos from the album and show you how to play them.
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American Tower Corporation (NYSE: AMT) announced that its board of directors has declared its first quarterly cash distribution of $0.21 per share. The distribution is payable on April 25, 2012 to stockholders of record at the close of business on April 11, 2012.
Jim Taiclet, American Tower's Chief Executive Officer stated, "We are very pleased to today announce a significant milestone for American Tower Corporation, our first ever quarterly distribution to stockholders. We continue to believe that our REIT conversion in January, as well as our current and future distributions to stockholders, will create meaningful value for our investors over the long term."
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Curt Merchant, Val Warner Clausen, Marlis Kapfenstein, and Rhett Coatney. (PA photo/Andrew Williamson)
LANARK, IL – The Country Financial office of Rhett Coatney in Lanark will be undergoing a change with the forthcoming retirement of Marlis Kapfenstein. After 31 ½ years of dedicated service, Kapfenstein will be retiring from her duties as Service Assistant. It seems as though everyone in the community knows and enjoys Marlis, which is evident by the number of patrons that stop and wave to her as they pass through downtown Lanark.
Starting in the office on June 1st of 1981 under the direction of a new agent, Val (Warner) Clausen, Marlis reflected on the early days. "Oh my gosh, everything was done by hand. Now it's all electronically prepared. All applications were submitted in writing by hand.
"When we first got computers, it was a process of 'bump and stumble,'" Marlis said. "It took awhile to get used to the new things. We started out with a small machine to do life insurance policies."
During her many years at the Country office, Kapfenstein has worked for three different agents. "All three bosses have been fantastic. Each different, but all great."
Val Clausen speaks very highly of Marlis, stating "She was a big asset, she knew people in the community. She was always friendly, and funny. She enjoys the people so much. Marlis was always a delight to work with and have in the office.
"She and I became good friends and had a good time together in the office. We went through thick and thin. Even after retiring from the business, and having previously been in Texas for fifteen years, the two of us still see each other and enjoy catching up," Clausen stated.
Another new face came to the office just after Kapfenstein began, that being Curt Merchant, who worked from 1982-2005.
"Marlis was always extremely accommodating, and always got the job done correctly," Merchant said. "She made a lot of friends over the years. If you want an employee, that's the kind you want. Most of the people who came through the door regarded her as the agent! She always greeted customers with a smile, and left them with a laugh.
"I wish her nothing but absolutely the best. I hope she can complete the things she wants to accomplish in her retirement. She deserves it. Even during her battle with cancer, she got the job done. She's one tough lady."
Since 2005, Marlis has been working for Rhett Coatney, and loved every day on the job. "Everyday was different. I couldn't complain about anything, but it's time . . . Everything has been wonderful," Kapfenstein reflected.
When asked about her upcoming retirement, Marlis said "I have a bucket list, and I am going to follow it a little bit. I plan to sleep in and just take it easy."
A retirement open house is being planned to honor Marlis on Thursday, December 13th at the Heritage Center in Lanark.
Following is a letter from Marlis:
I write this letter with mixed emotions. I am retiring from COUNTRY Financial at the end of this year after 31½ years of service. I am looking forward to spending more time with my family and friends, staying up late at night, sleeping late (?) into the morning and putting BIG check marks next to my increasingly growing "bucket list." However, I will truly miss all of you.
Over the years, I have come to recognize most of your voices on the phone before you get a chance to identify yourself. I have enjoyed seeing those of you who still stop in the office to pay your premium to "save a stamp." Then there are those of you who just stopped in to say "hello" on your daily routine. You all made my years at COUNTRY so special.
It is hard for me to believe that 31½ years ago on June 1, 1981, Val (Warner) Clausen hired me as her assistant. The two of us welcomed Curt Merchant into our office that October. Val moved to Texas a couple of years later and I worked with Curt Merchant until he retired in 2005. In 2005, Rhett Coatney joined COUNTRY and he and I have worked together the past 7 years.
As I begin my transition into retirement, I would like to THANK YOU for your friendship, humor and understanding.
I wish all you the very best.
Sincerely, Marlis M. Kapfenstein


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Posted Jan 10, '13 at 9:03pm
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Is it me or is it that people really only talk about Ohio around election time? I feel Ohio is under appreciated. Ohio is a nice place.
Posted Jan 10, '13 at 9:44pm
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Ohio is a swing state, so it's one of the most important states during election time.
Otherwise people only talk about Ohio sports. :P
Posted Jan 10, '13 at 10:20pm
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Haha, true that. Never really liked the Buckeyes, but I've met plenty of people who do.
Posted Jan 11, '13 at 3:59pm
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I partly live in Ohio, it's not very important view wise. But apparently it's important in elections and has a great history in sports so it's pretty cool, especially those president cookies.
Posted Jan 11, '13 at 5:47pm
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People only talk about Indiana when complaining about smells or election results, since Vigo County predicts the president every time, so I feel your pain with Ohio.
Posted Jan 11, '13 at 6:50pm
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Political ads... they're everywhere! Great place. We've got Cedar Point, some great sports. It does it cold in winter, which gets very annoying.
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PHILLIPI, W.Va. — West Virginia officials said Wednesday that superstorm Sandy had killed five residents, including a legislative candidate, caused several buildings to collapse, knocked out power to thousands and left others stranded by impassible roads.
Those killed include two Barbour County men, including Republican House of Delegates candidate John Rose Sr. Barbour County Emergency Services Director Cindy Hart said each died Tuesday in separate weather-related accidents. A 40-year-old woman died after her car collided with a cement truck Monday in Tucker County. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's office was seeking details regarding the other two deaths, spokeswoman Amy Shuler Goodwin said.
Officials in Nicholas County said eight structures collapsed under the weight of heavy snow but that no one was injured.
County Emergency Service Director Carla Hennessey said the collapses began Tuesday and involved an apartment complex, a grocery store, two convenience stores, a hardwood plant and three homes. She said the second floor of the apartment complex in Summersville collapsed onto the first and that its 72 residents were taken to shelters or went to be with relatives.
Hennessey said the storm left snow drifts as high as 5 feet in Richwood and 3 feet in Summersville.
"It's been really hard to check on our residents," she said. "Nicholas County is a widespread county. Even our primary roads have been impassible at times. We're just now getting into some secondary routes to check on people."
Meanwhile, power companies began paring the number of customers left without electricity. Service remained out to 224,000 customers on Wednesday, down from 271,000 a day earlier.
At least 36 roads remained closed in West Virginia. In Barbour County, U.S. 119 north from Buckhannon to Philippi was lined with toppled trees and snapped limbs. The limbs that were still attached drooped low over the road with heavy wet snow.
Barbour County Sheriff John Hawkins said the situation is more dramatic on back roads, where many people are cut off by downed trees in both directions.
"We have areas in the county where we know people are stranded with trees down on both sides of them," he said. "They can't get out in either direction, and they have no phones, no power, no anything.
"We haven't gotten into those rural areas yet to try to locate anybody who needs help."
Cell phone service in Philippi failed Tuesday night, and land lines are down, so Hawkins is concerned about those who can't communicate.
Most people had ample warning of the storm and time to prepare.
"People did go out and stock up on groceries. They stocked up on fuel. So I think they will be pretty well prepared," Hawkins said. "But you have elderly people who are on oxygen and medications, and they have limited supplies. So that's a concern."
Details of the deaths were slow to trickle in, partially because of the communication issues.
George Rose told The Associated Press his 60-year-old father was checking fences on his 100-acre property near Philippi around 2 p.m. Tuesday when a falling tree limb struck him.


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San Diego – Glen D. Nager, of Washington, D.C., has been elected to serve a second one-year term as the 62nd president of the United States Golf Association. The election of officers and the 15-member USGA Executive Committee also took place today at the USGA's Annual Meeting in San Diego.
Nager, 54, will continue to lead the Association's 300-plus professional staff and more than 1,200 volunteers who serve on more than 30 committees.
"I am honored to serve another year as the president of the USGA, and continue to work with our talented staff, dedicated volunteers and experienced Executive Committee members," said Nager. "Golf continues to face complex challenges on a global level. As the sport's governing body in the U.S., it is our obligation to focus on areas that make the game better and that are necessary to sustain the game well into the future."
During his first term, Nager, a Houston native, has focused the Association's priorities and resources to address the issues confronting the game: stagnant participation, the challenges of financial and environmental sustainability, the game's globalization, and the need to make golf more welcoming to a diverse audience.
In his Annual Meeting remarks, Nager said that he will continue to work to preserve and protect the game, while strengthening the Association's core functions of hosting premier national championships, building a greater appreciation for the Rules of Golf, promoting the game to broader, more diverse audiences, advocating a more environmentally responsible vision, and embracing the increased globalization of the game.
"We forward to Glen's continued leadership as we work to provide stronger governance and take stronger action for the game," said Davis. "Given his organizational skills and business knowledge, Glen is ideally suited to lead the organization into the future and our progress in the past year reflects his many contributions to the USGA and the game."
The chair of the Issues and Appeals Practice at Jones Day and a partner in the global law firm's Washington, D.C., office, Nager is an expert litigator who has argued 13 cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. A graduate of the University of Texas and Stanford Law School, Nager served as a clerk for retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who helped foster his passion for golf. A single-digit handicapper who took up the game in his 30s, Nager is in his fifth year as a member of the USGA Executive Committee, a term that includes two years as a USGA vice president. He served as general counsel of the USGA from 2006 to 2008.
At the USGA Annual Meeting, four other current members of the Executive Committee were elected to serve as officers: Thomas J. O'Toole Jr., of St. Louis, and Daniel B. Burton, of Lititz, Pa., as vice presidents; William L. Katz, of Chatham, N.J., as secretary; and Diana M. Murphy, of St. Simons Island, Ga., as treasurer.
The other six current members of the Executive Committee continuing their service are: Karen S. Ammerman, M.D., of Webster, Mass.; William E. Fallon, of Pittsburgh; William W. Gist IV, of Omaha, Neb.; Edward G. Michaels III, of Atlanta; Mark P. Reinemann, of Pewaukee, Wis.; and Gary R. Stevenson, of San Francisco.
There are four newly elected members of the Executive Committee for 2013: Peter M. Castleman, of Glenbrook, Nev.; C. Malcolm Holland III, of Dallas; Sheila C. Johnson, of Middleburg, Va.; and Mark E. Newell, of McLean, Va. In addition, Ernest J. Getto, of Santa Barbara, Calif., has been elected to serve as USGA general counsel.
Peter M. Castleman, 56, is owner of Westwind Investors, a private investment firm that he founded in 2006. He is also a consultant to J.H. Whitney & Co., a private equity firm providing capital to small-and middle-market companies. Prior to joining Whitney in 1987, Castleman held a number of professional investment positions, and served as a teaching fellow in economics at Harvard University. He earned his MBA from Harvard Business School, where he was a Baker Scholar, and his B.A. from Duke, from which he graduated summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa with honors in Economics. Peter also studied at New College, Oxford University. Castleman describes himself as a passionate golfer, and is a member of Clear Creek Tahoe at Lake Tahoe, Nev.
C. Malcolm Holland III, 52, is chairman of the board, CEO and president of Veritex Community Bank and its holding company, Veritex Holdings, Inc. Veritex Community Bank has 10 branches serving North Texas with more than $500 million in assets. Holland is a member of Preston Trail Golf Club and Lakewood Country Club, where he has served in many capacities including president in 1995 and1996. He has served on the board of the Texas Golf Association since 1999, and has held a position on its executive committee since 2000, serving as president in 2007 and 2008. Since 2004, he has served as chairman of College Golf Fellowship, a ministry for college golfers and coaches across the country.
Sheila C. Johnson, 63, is CEO and founder of Salamander Hotels & Resorts, which oversees a growing portfolio of luxury golf and family resort properties, including Grand Golf Resorts of Florida and the Salamander Resort & Spa, which will open in August 2013 in Middleburg, Va. Johnson is also vice chairman of Monumental Sports & Entertainment and president and managing partner of the WNBA's Washington Mystics. She is the only African-American woman to have ownership in three professional sports teams – holding stakes in the NBA's Washington Wizards and the NHL's Washington Capitals – and would become the first female African-American member of the USGA Executive Committee. A powerful influence in the entertainment industry since her work as founding partner of Black Entertainment Television, Johnson has served as executive producer of four documentary films as well as a major motion picture "The Butler," to be released in fall 2013. In 2011, Johnson joined the AOL Huffington Post Media Group as strategic advisor for Multicultural and African-American Initiatives. She also serves on the boards of Parsons The New School for Design in New York City, the Sundance Institute, the Tiger Woods Foundation and the ANNIKA Foundation.
Mark E. Newell, 56, is a retired vice chairman and chief operating partner of Latham & Watkins LLP, which he joined in 1983. He had been a member of the firm's Executive Committee since 1999 and served as the managing partner of its Washington, D.C., office from 1993 to 2000. Newell served as a law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. from 1982 to 1983. Newell, who earned his Juris Doctor from Harvard Law School in 1981, served as editor and treasurer of the Harvard Law Review. He earned his undergraduate degree from Albion College and earned his Master in Public Policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard. In addition to having serving as the USGA's general counsel, Newell currently chairs the Course Rating and Handicap committees, and serves on the Amateur Status, Audit, Communications, GHIN, Equipment Standards and Mid-Amateur committees. He is a member of the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Va.
Ernest J. Getto, 68, has been a managing director of Burford Group LLC since January 2011, and previously served as national chairman and a partner in the litigation department at Latham & Watkins LLP. Getto has more than 40 years of corporate litigation experience, representing a diverse group of corporate clients, including Georgia Pacific, PG&E, Occidental Petroleum, IBM, Mobil, Siemens and many others. He is a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, and a member of the Board of Governors of the Association of Business Trial Lawyers. Getto has enjoyed the game of golf for 53 years, playing in high school and college, and serving on the boards of The Valley Club of Montecito in Montecito, Calif., and Wilshire Country Club in Los Angeles, where he is also a member of The Los Angeles Country Club.
Four members of the Executive Committee retired at the 2013 Annual Meeting: Christie L. Austin, of Cherry Hills Village, Colo.; Gene McClure, of Atlanta; James B. Williams, of Orinda, Calif.; and Geoffrey Y. Yang, of Atherton, Calif.


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With the nation accelerating toward the "fiscal cliff," Americans are left wondering how a last-ditch year-end deal might affect them. But one group seems quietly confident about how it will fare. As Washington re-examines its taxing and spending priorities, the nation's wind power producers are sure they will be counted among the winners.
Since 1992, wind power has benefited from a production tax credit, or PTC, passed by Congress to boost the fledgling industry. Intended as a temporary leg up, the PTC is meant to help wind power compete with more affordable and reliable sources of energy. Two decades later, the industry still remains a ward of the state. Like many beneficiaries of federal subsidies, the wind industry is artificially propped up by taxpayer dollars yet still remains uncompetitive.
This is just one unfortunate example of what happens when the federal government, rather than consumers, picks winners and losers in the marketplace. That's why I am an advocate of eliminating all subsidies -- for Big Wind, Big Oil and any other industry that receives a handout on the backs of taxpayers.
Wind producers have received approximately $20 billion in federal subsidies over 20 years. Meanwhile, the nation's small businesses receive no such favored status, and in fact, they may even be asked to pay a higher share of taxes in coming years. Lobbyists often say that the PTC is necessary to preserve continued U.S. leadership in the energy sector. But many Americans, including myself, will see it for what it is -- corporate cronyism in the nation's capital.
In this time of sluggish economic growth and continued belt-tightening, the PTC is a form of corporate welfare that we can no longer afford. The nonpartisan congressional Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that extending the PTC would cost us $50 billion more over the next six years. This for an industry that produces 3 percent of the nation's electricity, and that saw a 12 percent drop in employment over the last several years.
Wind power doesn't just cost taxpayer dollars. It hikes everyone's utility bills, too. Wind farms receive a tax credit for every kilowatt hour they generate, whether utilities have a demand for their energy or not. Simply put, this is an industry that doesn't need to worry unduly about prices or consumers or markets -- just about politics in Washington and in state capitals. When an industry becomes dependent on subsidies, it no longer has to focus on long-term sustainability and competitiveness. It can rely on taxpayers to bear all of the risks while it, as a favored industry, reaps all of the rewards.
That is why lobbyists from the wind industry are seeking another extension of the PTC. And that's why my fellow lawmakers should allow the credit to expire on Dec. 31. The lobbyists warn that ending the production tax credit will spell doom for an industry that won't be able to match the prices offered by more cost-effective energy sources. And they're right. If an industry can admit it needs preferential government treatment just to survive, we'd be foolish to pour any more money into it.
Given our debt problem, the nation must make tough fiscal decisions right now. This is an easy one. Rather than prop up an industry that still can't stand on its own feet, it's time to pull the plug on the PTC.
What should we do with the money we save by ending the Big Wind subsidy? That's another easy one. We could give it back to the taxpayers who earned it in the first place. We could cut the corporate tax rate of the small businesses that will be the real power source for a rebounding American economy. We could use it to pay down the federal debt.
At the same time, the U.S. government must stop picking winners and losers in the energy market -- and all markets. Letting the PTC expire will be an important first step. Otherwise, in Washington, we're all just tilting at windmills.
Dr. Paul Broun is a Republican representing Georgia's 10th Congressional District.


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I would easily pass on this deal...
If I thought there was any chance we'd actually keep Melo beyond next year I'd do this deal in a heartbeat. Melo is better than GW. We need to accept that. He's a top 10 talent whose presence would allow us to attract other elite talent. We'd actually have a shot at the likes of Chris Paul if he was here. Jax's best days are behind him. He's on the decline while Smith probably hasn't reached his potential yet. Plus it would get us out of Jax's long contract in exchange for a cheaper, younger, yet still highly productive player. Jax is 32. GW is 28, but has the wear and tear of a 30 or 31 year old guy. We've gotten the best these guys have to offer. If we can sell high and cash in on them both coming off great years I think it would be advisable to do so.
The fact that Melo would bolt at the end of the season is the only reason I wouldn't do it, but if it happened and he were to stay, I'm confident this would prove to be a good trade for us long term.
I would easily pass on this deal...
Guys...Carmelo is not staying in Charlotte.
Our best bet is to rape a third team that is getting Carmelo.
It might be possible to be a facilitator in a trade that moves Melo and come out ahead...but straight-up with the Nuggets I could easily see us as a weaker team...
The major problem (for us) is having a third team with cap so we could take less back...only way I see us winning even as a facilitator...that's going to be difficult to pull off...
12 days, 14 hours, 11 minutes, 3 seconds left... Just sayin'.
We should do something special around here that day, Any suggestions?
we can all learn how to do The Wave
We land a member of Team USA's A team (the guys that are too good to be playing this summer) and we should meet at the Cable Box for the announcement....Ziggy you can be the dancer in the front.


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