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Party Pavillion
Fab Four
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Sprint Car Spectacular
ULMS Late Model Series
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PENN OHIO PRO STOCK TOUR
Tony Stewart's All Stars
Western PA Speedweek
School Bus Races and Enduro
Commonwealth Clash
Steel City Stampede
(Sarver, PA) After more than 50 years of racing, Don Martin's Lernerville Speedway is still one of the top tracks in the country. Lernerville has the distinction of being the only track that offers three top paying divisions weekly including the Peoples TWP DIRTcar Sprints; Precise Racing Products DIRTcar Late Models; Diehl Auto Group DIRTcar Northeast Big Block Modifieds; plus the ever popular Millerstown Pic-A-Part DIRTcar Sportsman/Stock.
Long before Don Martin was a track owner and promoter, he was a race fan. His interest dated back to the mid-1940's, after his discharge from the military. In the 1950's, he became involved as a car owner with driver Dick Swartzlander. Later Martin owned a number of cars, ranging from a coupe-bodied Modified to an ex-Indy roadster that ran against the Sprints on Western Pennsylvania tracks in the mid-60's. As a car owner Martin won his share of races, but still referred those days as a financial disaster.
In 1967, Earl Bauman, Dale Hafer, and Bucky Fleming started work on a quarter-mile dirt track at the location of Lernerville Park, which had been a popular amusement park dating back to the 1940's. Martin never planned on owning a track, but the trio needed some help getting things going. So trucking company owner Don Martin joined the group as a partner.
Original plans were to open in the spring of 1968, but an ordinance change set for the beginning of 1968would have kept them from operating. To beat the ordinance, Lernerville Speedway opened for two races in October 1967. Martin freely admitted that the race facility was sub-par for the first two races, and they had to skimp on a lot of things to get the track open early.
But Martin was one of the first promoters to guarantee the purse. The first race was a 100-lapper for Modifieds that brought together the cars of the old Penn-Western Racing Association and the Sportsman cars that raced at Butler, Mercer, Blanket Hill, and Tri-City. The Penn-Western cars were favored, but when the checkered flag waved, it was New Castle's Johnny Axe driving his immaculate number 34 Chevy coupe into victory lane. Ed Lynch Sr. took the only Penn-Western top-three finish over Butler veteran Harry Hein. Other winners that year were Jim Minton and Russ Woolsey.
The first two races were very unsuccessful at the gate forcing Martin to buy out two of the partners a year later. Martin bought out Bauman's interest in 1981 and became sole owner. Bauman continued to help at the track as assistant promoter until he passed away in 1985. Martin continued operating the track as a promoter until his death in 1993. For his contributions to Sprint Car Racing, Martin was posthumously inducted into the National Sprint Car Hall of Fame.
The next year, Helen Martin and her daughter Patty Roenigk, designated Dave Bauman, Jim Roenigk, and Albert "Ouch" Roenigk, track co-promoters. Dave Bauman passed away in 1998 and Jim Roenigk left to pursue other opportunities the following year.
Garry "Arch" Hunter joined "Ouch" Roenigk to promote the 1999 and 2000 season. As of 2001 "Ouch" Roenigk was the sole promoter.
In 2004 Barb Bauman Bartley & Tom Roenigk (Lernerville Motorsports) took over as Co-Directors and leased the track from the Martin family; then Bartley & Roenigk leased the track from DIRT Motorsports in 2005.
In 2005 Lernerville Speedway was sold to DIRT Motorsports and they continue to run the weekly racing program under the "World Racing Group" Banner led by General Manager Gary Risch Jr. Joining the prestigious Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup in 2007, the Firecracker 100 almost immediately become one of the Crown Jewels of Dirt Late Model Racing and has itself become a destination event. The DIRTcar Round Up Steel City Stampede has become the region's final racing weekend with 10 divisions of racing over three nights with car counts between 250 and over 300 cars!
In 2015, the World Racing Group agreed to sell Lernerville Speedway to Tomson Scrap Metal. The Tomson Family will take ownership and management of the speedway for the beginning of the 2016 season; returning the beloved speedway back to the ownership of a local family of entrepreneurs.
Lernerville Speedway may not have been much to see that first October night in 1967, but now it is one of the best-maintained and successful dirt tracks in the country. The track itself has been enlarged three times, from a small quarter to a large quarter, and then to a 3/8-mile, and finally to its current size as a small half mile. Seating has also been increased several times and now there are approximately 12,000 seats.
Lernerville Speedway is a 4/10 mile dirt oval automobile race track located in Sarver, Pennsylvania, USA. It is currently owned by Tomson Scrap Metal. Lernerville currently hosts World of Outlaws Sprintcar Series and World of Outlaws Late Model Series events. 2015 will mark the 47th season for the track. The track features the "Fab 4" divisions weekly on Fridays from mid April through August. These divisions include the "Big Three"- 410 Sprints, Super Late Models, and Big Block Modifieds, and is the only track in the country to run all three on a weekly basis.
Total Wins
Bob Wearing Sr. 179
Lou Blaney 118
Lynn Geisler 109
Ed Lynch JR 107
Lou Gentile 89
Blackie Watt 84
Brian Swartzlander 78
Ralph Quarterson 61
Johnny Beaber 55
Ed Lynch Sr. 47
Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup
The headline race at Lernerville Speedway is the Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup. The Don Martin Memorial Silver Cup is the highest paying sprint race at Lernerville each year, with the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series appearing at the track. The first Silver Cup paid $25,000 to the winner. Following the death of track promotor Don Martin, the Silver Cup was named in memory of Martin. Recently, the race was made into 2 separate races each paying $15,000 to win, with the highest average finisher in the two features being crowned the Silver Cup Champion. This is the only World of Outlaws Sprint Car sanctioned race to have two "A" Features each on a single date. To set up the second feature, all cars that remain on the lead lap are inverted to set up the second feature. Starting in 2011, the format changed again with the overall winner of the Silver Cup required to win one of the two features. This was put into place after the 2010 race, when Donny Schatz won the overall Silver Cup title without winning one of the features. In 2011, NASCAR drivers Kasey Kahne and 2011 NASCAR championTony Stewart competed in this race. Stewart failed to qualify for the race, while Kasey Kahne qualified for the race, and sat on the front row of the 2nd feature. Stewart returned in 2012 to dominate the second 30 lap feature.
Recent Don Martin Silver Cup Winners
2020 - Donny Schatz
2019 - David Gravel
2018 - Kyle Larson
2015 - Overall Dale Blaney; Features- Dale Blaney, Cody Darrah
2014 - Overall Donny Schatz; Features- Donny Schatz, Cody Darrah
2013 - Overall Donny Schatz; Features- Donny Schatz, Daryn Pittman
2012 - Overall Craig Dollansky Features- Craig Dollansky, Tony Stewart
2011 - Overall Tim Shaffer Features- Dale Blaney, Tim Shaffer
2010 - Overall- Donny Schatz; Features- Lance Dewease, Joey Saldana
2009 – Overall-Danny Lasoski Features- Danny Lasoski, Stevie Smith
2008 – Steve Kinser
2007 – Donny Schatz
2005 – Tim Shaffer
2004 – Sammy Swindell
2003 – Did not run
2002 – Ed Lynch Jr.
2001 – Mark Kinser
1999 - Mark Kinser
1995 - Stevie Smith
1994 - Steve Kinser
1993 - Jeff Swindell
1992 - Sammy Swindell (inaugural race)
Firecracker 100
The largest paying race for the late models is the Firecracker 100, held on the last weekend of June. The race draws some of the best traveling late models drivers from the northeast and midwest to compete in the 100 lap feature. In addition, the Uncle Sam 30 is run for those that do not qualify for the 100 lap A-main.
2007- Lernerville held the inaugural Firecracker 100 for the World of Outlaws Late Model Series which was won by Scott Bloomquist.
2008- The 2nd Annual Firecracker 100 was won by Pittsburgh Steelers fan, and Iowa native Brian Birkhofer.
2009- The 3rd Annual Firecracker 100 went to Jimmy Mars, a native of Wisconsin. He overcame a flat tire early, following contact with Mike Blose. He then would storm back through the field, passing Darrell Lanigan on lap 91. Florida native Earl Pearson Jr. ended up 3rd, while Lanigan was 2nd.
2010- The 4th Annual Firecracker 100 featured a new three day format, including two 30 lap preliminaries that set the stage for the 100 lap race. The two preliminaries were won by Josh Richards and Tim McCreadie. The Firecracker 100 was won by Georgia native Shane Clanton. Clanton passed Tim McCreadie on a late restart to take the $30,000 purse. Darrell Lanigan finished 2nd for the third straight year, while 2009 winner Jimmy Mars finished 3rd.
2011- The 5th Annual Firecracker 100 was again staged over the course of three race nights. The two Preliminary features were won by past World Of Outlaw Champion Josh Richards and the inaugural Firecracker 100 Champion Scott Bloomquist. The first night of preliminary action saw a very fast surface, with Rick Eckert breaking the track record in qualify (15.000). The final night of racing featured a much slower and slicker surface. Fittingly, the "Ice Man" Jimmy Mars mastered the slick surface, becoming the first repeat winner of this race. Mars passed Scott Bloomquist early in the race, and easily cruised to the win. Bloomquist would finish in 2nd behind Mars, but would stage a protest on Mars' tires following the race. Mars would later be confirmed as the race winner after lab tests confirmed he used legal tires.
2012- The 6th Annual Firecracker 100 weekend took place over three nights with many firsts. Scott Bloomquist was able to win the night one preliminary after passing Mike Marlar late in the 30 lap race. The next night saw the first win by a native Pennsylvanian during the Firecracker 100, as Dan Stone was able to hold off Bloomquist to win the 30 lap race. The finale 100 lapper saw Scott Bloomquist dominate, leading 99 of 100 laps. Darrell Lanigan and past winner Shane Clanton each closed in on Bloomquist but could never make the pass. Langian finished 2nd for the fourth time in the 100 lapper, with Tim McCreadie 3rd, Clanton 4th, and Dale McDowell 5th. This was the first time a driver has won a preliminary and the 100 lap feature. Also, Jared Miley was the first Lernerville Regular to score a top 10 finish, after crossing the line in 8th from his 23rd starting position.
2013- The 7th Annual Firecracker 100 was swept by the "Rocketman" Josh Richards, becoming the first driver to sweep all three features including both preliminary 30 lap features and the Firecracker 100 Finale. Heavy rains plagued the entire weekend, which created a very wet and tacky surface for the 100 lapper with a large,rough cushion. This was unlike any prior Firecracker 100, which typically features a slicker, slower track. This caused many cars to experience motor troubles and blown tires, creating 11 cautions and 2 red flags which led to only 10 cars running at the finish among the 28 car starting field. Richards passed two time Firecracker 100 Champion Scott Bloomquist and never relinquished the lead again. Several challengers to Richards experienced troubles throughout the race: 2010 Champion Shane Clanton hit the cushion and blew a tire on lap 49 while closing for the lead, John Blankenship also hit the cushion and broke his nose piece while closing for the lead on lap 51, Bloomquist blew a motor on lap 69 while running 2nd, Rick Eckert broke a rear end while battling for the lead in the closing laps. Tim McCreadie settled for second, while Darrell Langian came up short once again finishing 3rd. Gregg Satterlee rallied to finish 4th after pitting for tires, becoming just the second Pennsylvania driver to score a top 5 finish in the Firecracker. First time entry Jared Landers came home 5th.
2014- The 8th Annual Firecracker 100 was won by World of Outlaws regular Darrell Lanigan. After coming very close in previous Firecrackers, Lanigan finally captured this prestige race. The event was called with 10 laps to go, as a heavy rain fell on the track. Lanigan held off the charges from two time winner Scott Bloomquist, while John Blankenship, Dale McDowell and Jimmy Mars rounded out the top five. Georgia's Jonathan Davenport led the first 67 laps in impressive fashion but mechanical troubles ended his night. "Club 29" Racecars swept the weekend, as Lanigan won the 30 lap preliminary Thursday and Jimmy Owens (his first appearance since 2009) won on Friday. Bloomquist finished runner-up on all three nights.
The 2015 Firecracker 100 was won by Rick Eckert, who became the first Pennsylvania driver to win the event. Eckert passed local standout Jared Miley on lap 64 and then pulled away from Shane Clanton in the latter stages en route to victory. Miley, who led the first 63 laps, finished 3rd, marking the highest finisher for a local driver in the Firecracker 100. Clanton and Chase Junghans won the preliminarily events before the original Firecracker 100 was rained out in June. The race was rescheduled on Labor Day weekend, along with the Working Man 50, which was also won by Clanton.
2020 - Cade Dillard
2019 - Tim McCreadie
2018 - Chris Madden
2017 - Brandon Overton
2016 - Scott Bloomquist
2015 - Rick Eckert
2014 - Darrell Lanigan
2013 - Josh Richards
2011 - Jimmy Mars
2010 - Shane Clanton
2009 – Jimmy Mars
2008 – Brian Birkhofer
2007 – Scott Bloomquist
Early years and construction
Lernerville first opened for racing in 1967. The ground where Lernerville speedway currently is located was once a popular amusement park and skating rink. Their first full year was in 1968. Sprint cars, modifieds and late models were a part of the program.
Since 1993, Lernerville has run the Sprints, Late Models, Modifieds and Sportsman divisions, thus being the only track in the country to run the "Big 3" (Sprints, Big Block Modifieds, and Super Late Models). Don Martin was promoter of the track until his death in 1993. Dave Bauman took this duty along with Ouch Roenigk until Bauman's death in 1998. Ouch Roenigk then took over as sole promoter until 2004, when Barb and Tom Bartley were assigned to the position. World Racing Group purchased the speedway in 2005. In 2006, long-time motorsports competitors and fans Gary Risch, Jr. and his dad, Gary Sr., were assigned to the promote the weekly program. In 2015, Tomson Scrap Metal purchased the speedway under an agreement that WRG would operate it for the remainder of the 2015 racing season. The track operates mainly on Friday nights from late March through early September. There are also various specials throughout the season on Tuesday nights, along with season-ending specials on Saturdays in September and October.
In 2012, Lernerville also ran a weekly program under UMP dirtcar sanctioning, which includes a tire rule with Hoosier for the Super Late Model division. All divisions that run at the track are UMP DIRTcar sanctioned: DIRTCar 410 Sprints, UMP DIRTcar Late Models, DIRTCar Big Block Modifieds, DIRTCar Sportsman, DIRTCar Pro Late Models, UMP DIRTCar Modifieds, DIRTcar Mod Lites, DIRTcar 4's.
The track has had tremendous success[citation needed] in its 43 years of racing. The highest-paid winner ever was 40,000 for a WoO Sprint and WoO Late Model races. The qualifying track record for sprint cars is held by Joey Saldana at 12.334 seconds, and the late model track record is owned by Rick Eckert at an even 15.000 seconds.
Lernerville has had races televised on SPEED and ESPN2, including the Firecracker 100, The Showdown in Sarvertown, and the Silver Cup WoO events.
WoO Late Models Firecracker 100, WoO Sprint Silver Cup, All Star Late Model, All Star Sprint Car, Steel City Stampede, USAC Sprint Cars, BRP Modified Tour, FASTRAK Late Models,UFo Late Models, MACS Late Models, ULMS late models, UEMS Modifieds.
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Brain-injury survivor to be honored for spirit
Jedediah Diche, who suffered a stroke from a ruptured blood vessel in 2006 when he was 19, is being recognized by the Sharp HealthCare Foundation for his mentoring of other brain-injured patients.
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By Janine Zúñiga
Jedediah Diche was 19 and on his way to Christmas Eve services in 2006 when he suffered a stroke from a ruptured blood vessel in his brain. After an emergency craniotomy, where doctors opened his skull to stop the bleeding, he endured weeks in intensive care and nearly a year of rehabilitation.
Today, Diche is thriving.
Diche, who lives in San Diego's Skyline neighborhood, has reached out to other brain-injured patients, speaking about his journey and helping them through theirs. He also volunteers for Beautify Chula Vista, an annual cleanup event in the South County city, and his church's homeless project. He recently earned an associate degree and is working on a bachelor's degree in Web design at Platt College.
"I believe I have changed a lot, especially about not taking things for granted," Diche, 22, said last week while visiting doctors at a Sharp Hospital Rehabilitation facility in San Diego.
Diche is among five people being honored June 4 at Sharp HealthCare Foundation's 2010 Victories of Spirit event that celebrates perseverance. The highlight of the evening, said David Brown, a director of rehabilitation services, is presenting the Eagle Spirit Award to former patients who have overcome formidable obstacles and demonstrate courage, strength and possibility.
After emergency surgery and three weeks in intensive care, most of it in an induced coma, Diche was transferred to Sharp for rehabilitation. He underwent physical and occupational therapy there and successfully completed the adaptive driving program. He returned to Mesa College and in 2009 completed his associate degree in applied science and graphic design even though he has limited use of his left arm.
Fred Winton, Diche's Web instructor at Platt College, said he has never seen a student struggle so much to keep up in class using one hand without any complaints.
"I use him with other students when talking about overcoming adverse situations," Winton said. "It's what you do with your adversity that counts. He acts like nothing ever happened to him."
The day of the accident, Diche was driving two brothers to church. The only thing he remembers about the stroke itself was losing all sensation on the left side of his body — his face, arm and leg. The car hit a gate at the church and onlookers rushed over to help.
A youth pastor came out and said he was going to call an ambulance but Diche protested. The pastor told him he was going to call 911 unless Diche was able to slap his face with his left hand.
"He knew I couldn't and I knew I couldn't so I slapped him in the face with my right hand and he called for an ambulance," Diche said, laughing.
The next thing he remembered was waking up in the hospital surrounded by his family. Diche said many kept vigil in the emergency room night and day.
"It was a relief when he woke up," said Diche's 21-year-old brother, Sam. "My parents were crying. All of us were crying."
The stroke left Diche unable to do much with the left side of his body. Although half his face is still somewhat weak from the stroke, he speaks clearly. He walks with a limp and cradles his thinner left arm.
Diche said he gets frustrated from time to time. He can't cook as easily as he used to, and working some computer programs requires two hands. Doctors say Diche's condition was caused by an abnormal connection between his veins and arteries, which is typically congenital for patients his age.
"It's a form of a stroke but not the same as in an older person," said Jerome Stenehjem, a Sharp physician specializing in rehabilitation. "It's not known why it ruptures. We don't even know the rate at which it ruptures. Bleeding can be small or massive and it can result in death. His could have been much worse."
Stenehjem said Diche's right side has compensated for his left side's loss of strength and become stronger. He said rehabilitation gains will slow over time, and it's likely Diche won't see any dramatic changes. But he said Diche is doing well.
"He's a mature, bright young man with a good learning capacity," Stenehjem said. "He's adapted to his disability."
The Victories of Spirit event June 4 at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront is sponsored by Sharp HealthCare Foundation to support Sharp Rehabilitation Services. The other recipients are Jo Ann Antigiovanni of Pacific Beach, Ryan Baker of El Cajon, Tom Burke of Point Loma and Zachery St. Louis of La Jolla.
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Tent City lured visitors to Coronado for 40 years
Library given documents detailing daily life in the summertime campground near the Hotel del Coronado
¿Qué lécciones deja la historia de Édgar
Acerca de esta serie Primera parte: Una familia próspera, cambios bruscos y el nacimiento de Édgar Segunda parte: El rescate de Édgar, los primeros retos en México Tercera parte: Cuando los carteles se apoderan de una ciudad Parte cuarta: Cuatro voces de la comunidad —dos estadounidenses y dos mexicanos— reflexionan sobre lo que se puede aprender de la historia de Édgar Cuando el presidente Felipe Calderón asumió el cargo en diciembre de 2006, decidió lanzar una guerra contra los carteles de la droga, en un esfuerzo por poner fin al control que imponían en gran parte de México.
Other Jimenez family members arrrested
About this seriesThis four-part series, focused on a boy born in San Diego accused at age 14 of heinous crimes for a drug cartel, illustrates the expanse of a drug trade that ensnares adults and children on both sides of the border.Union-Tribune reporters Morgan Lee and Janine Zúñiga have written the stories based on public records and interviews in Mexico and the United States.SeriesA thriving family, upheaval and Edgar's birth Part One Edgar's rescue, early travails in MexicoPart Two When cartels overrun a townPart Three Four voices: What are the lessons of Edgar's story?
Cuando los carteles se apoderan de una ciudad
Acerca de esta serie Primera parte: Una familia próspera, cambios bruscos y el nacimiento de Édgar Segunda parte: El rescate de Édgar, los primeros retos en México Tercera parte: Cuando los carteles se apoderan de una ciudad Parte cuarta: Cuatro voces de la comunidad —dos estadounidenses y dos mexicanos— reflexionan sobre lo que se puede aprender de la historia de Édgar Elementos de la marina mexicana habían acorralado al Jefe de Jefes en un rascacielos en Cuernavaca, un soleado paraje elegido para descanso a una hora de distancia de la capital del país.
Hospital fights put Pennsylvania emergency room on lockdown
Police say people seeking treatment after three fights in a small Pennsylvania town began fighting again at the hospital, prompting the emergency room to be locked down until the situation was diffused.
Joe Biden was at a soul food restaurant in Los Angeles on Thursday when he blasted President Donald Trump's "racist" taunts at a rally the night before.
A man opened fired a handgun Thursday morning at a corndog manufacturing plant in Corvallis before surrendering to police.
Crash seriously injures motorcyclist in San Diego's Lake Murray neighborhood
The crash happened shortly before 4 p.m. Wednesday at the intersection of Jackson Drive and Lake Murray Boulevard.
A new report shows Connecticut lost 1,400 jobs in June, nearly all coming from local government.
Federal investigators said in court records released Thursday that Donald Trump spoke with longtime lawyer Michael Cohen at least five times as they rushed to quash stories about alleged affairs with porn star Stormy Daniels and playboy model Karen McDougal in the days before the 2016 presidential election.
Man gets probation in case tied to meningitis outbreak
A former employee of a Massachusetts pharmacy responsible for a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak in 2012 has been sentenced to two years of probation for working as an unlicensed pharmacy technician.
Workers panic as police respond to active shooter drill
An unannounced active shooter drill at a Chicago office building caused worker panic and an aggressive response by police.
Fireworks return to SeaWorld after two-year absence
Fireworks have returned to SeaWorld on weekends as the San Diego park explores the possibility of a drone light show in the future.
Padres rally, then lose series to Marlins on walk-off in ninth
Marlins take series over Padres with a walk-off double by Brian Anderson

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BioM: Gallagher, Rose Gertrude (1944)
Surnames: Gallagher, Schemmer, Cahill, Fredericks, Schatzman, Bergerson, Van Wert Flynn, Coleman, Rennie, Price, Goessling
----Sources: Colby Phonograph (Colby, Clark County, Wis.) 01/04/1945
Gallagher, Rose Gertrude (30 Dec. 1944)
Preceded by three attendants in sapphire blue velvet and carrying violet bouquets, Miss Rose Gertrude Gallagher, New York City, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gallagher of Mellen and Stevens Point, Wis., approached the beautifully decorated white altar of Gesu church Saturday, Dec. 30th, at high noon to become the bride of Lt. (jg) John Karl Schemmer.
Among the guests witnessing the rite by Father George A. Schemmer, assisted by Father Richard H. Cahill, S. J., were the bridegroom's parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Schemmer, who had been married by Father Schemmer in Gesu church during World War I.
The bride's period gown was of white pure silk damask of a camellia design. The bodice with heart-shaped neckline and long fitted sleeves was fashioned with a deep peplum at the back, the very full skirt ending in a train. Camellias in clusters over her ears held her fingertip veil. She carried an old fashioned nosegay of camellias and narcissus. Her brother in law, Paul G. Fredericks, Madison, gave her in marriage.
The maid of honor, Miss Frances Gallagher, Milwaukee, the bride's sister, and the two bridesmaids, Misses Alice Schatzman, St. Louis, Mo., and Suzanne Bergerson, Duluth, Minn., wore sapphire blue velvet picture gowns, similar in design to that of the bride, with slim bodice, bouffant skirts, and bracelet length sleeves. Their tulle caps of sapphire blue were held at the back with matching velvet bows where the veils flared. They carried violets, little old-fashioned nosegays.
Dr. Schemmer was his son's best man while David Van Wert Flynn and Dell Coleman, both of Chicago, were ushers.
For her son's wedding, Mrs. Schemmer wore an exclusive Carnegie model in Hattie Carnegie gold, trimmed with beaded medalim. An Arctic blue ostrich hat and a corsage of pink camellias completed her ensemble.
A wedding breakfast and reception at the Surf followed the ceremony.
The couple will make their home temporarily in Chicago where the bridegroom is stationed.
Lt. Schemmer recently returned from a sixteen months tour of duty in the Pacific theater. He was graduated from the University of Notre Dame magna cum laude in 1939 and from Harvard Law School in 1941, where he was on the editorial staff of Harvard Law Review, after which he practiced law in New York City with one of the law firms. He is, at present, receiving training at the University of Chicago.
The bride is a graduate of the College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, Minn., and later did graduate work at St. Louis University. She was librarian at St. Louis University High School, St. Louis, and of Manhattanville College, an exclusive school for girls, New York City. She has organized libraries for the Pan American Airways and was recently on the editorial staff of Time, Inc. She is on leave of absence from her duties with Time, Inc.
Out of town guests included the bride's sisters, Mrs. George Rennie Price, East Lansing, Michigan, Mrs. Paul Fredericks, Madison, and the bridegroom's aunts, the Misses Catherine and Mary Schemmer, New Holstein, and Miss Josephine Schemmer, Chicago, and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goessling and daughter, Jeane, and son, Robert, Janesville, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Coleman, and son, Dean, Chicago.


The 17th vlog posting is the eighth track from Elton's self-titled album, The Greatest Discovery. This track is of course filled with a beautiful string arrangement by Paul Buckmaster that I did my best to emulate on the piano. My rendition is modeled mostly after the way Elton has recently performed the song in his solo concert dates.
The lyric is about the birth of Bernie's younger brother Kit. This is one of those fantastic Bernie Taupin lyrics that is like watching a little four minute movie. It is just about how nothing compares to the wonderment and excitement of a new sibling coming into your life. The lyric is very insightful and does a brilliant job of describing the discovery of a new brother with words that one would not expect.
Elton's melody flows through the words like they were written together. The song moves through peaks and valleys that are accentuated by the string arrangement. I really feel that this is one of Elton's favorite songs to play in a live setting. He always seems to mention what the song is about, no matter how many times he plays it. I sense that he may have a certain attachment to this song because he never got to experience the joy of a sibling.
I hope you enjoy what I have done with the song. As always, thank you for stopping by and please feel free to leave feedback.
Wow!! man, simply amazing!!! your playing is great, each note is simply great, and the choice of the songs of course (no better albums for me, than "Elton John" , "Madman…" and "Goodbye yellow..". But hey, whete did you get the sheet music?
Hey man superb – it is fantastic to see someone so connected to something that you value yourself. I can sense you love of the great art and I am very impressed with your considered, talented expression of the magic of the music and your mastery and artistry in reproducing this arrangement so magnificantly. Thank you for sharing your talent so freely.
Thanks a ton for your very kind words!
Wow, your version is definitely better than the original! :O So beautiful… Keep going!
Thank you so very much for your comment!!! I visit your website all the time. Its been a great resource for this blog! Thank you!
it still moves me and makes me grateful for my three children.
i find elton john songs have chronicled and mirrored my different stages in life.
he escuchado tu canción "The Greatest Discovery" un montón de veces, y me encanta. Es una canción preciosa, y tu interpretación es magnífica.
Intenté conseguir la partitura de esa canción para piano, pero la versión que conseguí estaba demasiado simplificada. ¿podrías indicarme donde puedo conseguir la versión de la partitura que tu utilizas?
Gracias, y sigue interpretando así!
I heard your song "The Greatest Discovery" a lot of times, and I love it. It's a beautiful song and your performance is superb.
I tried to get the sheet music of this song for piano, but the version I got was too simplified. Could you tell me where I can get the version of the sheet music that you use?
Thanks, and continue with your great performance !


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Střelecký Island (Czech: Střelecký ostrov meaning Archer's Island) is an island in the Vltava in Prague, Czech Republic.

External links

River islands of the Czech Republic
Vltava

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Shiskabobber1 - 7 sep 2018 - Boom Beach: Making it Rain !!!
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#include "DTPortalSDK/DTPortalLib/DTPortalSDK.hpp"

#include <memory>

//==============================================================================
//==============================================================================

namespace DTPortal {

//==============================================================================
/// Networking implementation
//==============================================================================

class DTPortalNetwork {
    private:
                                    DTPortalNetwork         (void);
									DTPortalNetwork         (const DTPortalNetwork &rhs);
        DTPortalNetwork &           operator =              (const DTPortalNetwork &rhs);
        virtual                     ~DTPortalNetwork        (void);

	public:

        /// Initializes the network layer.
        static void                 initialize              (void);

        /// Uninitializes the network layer.
        static void                 uninitialize            (void);

        /// Performs HTTP post.
        /// \param url URL to sent the request to
        /// \param header_and_contents The actual request
        /// \param response The resonse from the server
        /// \return Error code if there was an error, DTP_NO_ERROR if none
        static DTPerror             post                    (std::string host, std::string port, std::string location, std::string contents, std::string &response);

        /// Encode sensitive data
        /// \param decoded Original decoded data
        /// \param checksum Calculated checksum
        /// \param encoded Encoded data
        static void                 encode                  (std::string decoded, std::string &checksum, std::string &encoded);

        /// Decode sensitive data
        /// \param encoded Encoded data
        /// \param checksum Calculated checksum
        /// \param decoded Decoded data
        /// \return Error code if there was an error, DTP_NO_ERROR if none
        static DTPerror             decode                  (std::string encoded, std::string checksum, std::string &decoded);

    private:
        static std::string          url_encode              (const std::string &value);

};

//==============================================================================
//==============================================================================

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#endif


Overcome any traffic jams allows unusual vehicle called "deltakat." Invented a new form of transport resident of Tomsk Vladimir Kovalev.
"The first model I put together in the summer of 2009 from parts of the curtain, the electric motor, metal corners, large wheels and two small ones. It turned out a cross between a skateboard and an electric scooter. The frame of the new vehicle triangular shaped like the letter? (Delta) of the Greek alphabet, hence the name — "deltakat" — said in an interview with RIA Novosti inventor.
A new form of transport at the height of 40 cm weighs about 25 pounds and runs on batteries. Learning how to manage the "deltakatom," according to the author of the invention, it is possible for 10-15 minutes: standing on the steps, you should try to keep the balance, balancing like a skateboard. The speed, which can reach 25 kilometers per hour, the driver controls the throttle to help.
Tomic project to create a "deltakata" was among the winners of the "Start" of the Fund for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology (Bortnik Fund) in 2011.


Acctivate communicates with QuickBooks using a synchronization process that is performed within Acctivate from the QuickBooks menu.
This process is initiated manually via the QuickBooks menu (QuickBooks > Synchronize with QuickBooks) or by utilizing Synchronize button on your icon bar. Most companies synchronize once a day, but it can be done multiple times depending on the need to pass information between programs. The synchronization process requires that QuickBooks exist on the same machine as Acctivate. It does not require that all users exit either software program nor does it require QuickBooks to be in single user mode.
Below you will find a summary of the interface between QuickBooks and Acctivate and the transactions that will be handled by each program. You will be able to test this functionality with the Model Company. To view the complete archive of QuickBooks and Sync articles, click here.
Acctivate synchronizes many lists from QuickBooks on an on-going basis. Some are fully maintained in QuickBooks while others can be modified in either program.
Customers can be added or updated in either program. Due to required and optional fields in Acctivate, it is suggested that new Customers be added in Acctivate.
Vendors are added and updated in QuickBooks. Vendor pricing, Vendor Product IDs, and Lead Times are handled on the Product screen in Acctivate.
Salespeople must be setup in QuickBooks, however you may mark them as active/inactive in Acctivate.
Terms codes, Chart of Accounts and Payment Types must be setup and maintained in QuickBooks. Acctivate will see any changes after a synchronization.
Sales Tax Codes and groups must be setup and maintained in QuickBooks.
Once integrated with QuickBooks, Acctivate takes responsibility for all Inventory Management.
Journal Entries use specific GL Accounts based on your setup in Configuration Management and reflect the type of transaction posted in the Memo.
Sales Invoices will reference the Product Class assigned to the products in your inventory. Therefore, you will see the Product Class list in your Item List in QuickBooks. The items will be deactivated during the create company process and not referenced again.
Vendor Bills created via the synchronization process will show details on the Expenses tab in QuickBooks. You'll see the Warehouse GL Account and the Acctivate Product Description.
When Acctivate is first connected to QuickBooks, all of the active items are copied to Acctivate, including the quantity on hand and value. This process marks all items as inactive and adjusts the quantities to zero in QuickBooks. The initial balances are created in Acctivate via a Balance Adjustment. After that, inventory products and quantities are not synced from QuickBooks. Instead, you'll see journal entries utilizing the Warehouse GL accounts for posted transactions.
Any transactions that affect inventory, including transactions to the Inventory asset account, must be handled in Acctivate to ensure that Acctivate and QuickBooks are kept in balance.
Acctivate only synchronizes Sales Invoices with QuickBooks. Sales Orders will need to be referenced within Acctivate rather than in QuickBooks.
When going Live with Acctivate, open Sales Orders in QuickBooks can be copied into Acctivate, per your preference. Please discuss this with your Project Manager.
Acctivate Sales Orders will be released for invoicing when ready. This action will remove the stock from Inventory and bill the Customer. At the time of your next synchronization the newly created Invoice will be sent to QuickBooks Accounts Receivable.
Payments that are entered with the Sales Invoice will be sent to the QuickBooks Undeposited Funds account during the Invoice synchronization.
If you are shipping Orders without pre-payment, then your Payments should be entered directly into QuickBooks and applied against the Acctivate Invoices.
When going Live with Acctivate, Purchase Orders in QuickBooks will not be copied into Acctivate. Open POs must be re-entered into Acctivate.
When Inventory is received into your warehouse, enter the Receipt in Acctivate against the Purchase Order using the Inventory Receipt function.
When the Vendor Bill is received, enter this in Acctivate using the Purchase Invoice function. This function is a matching of the Vendor Bill to the Purchase Order and Receipt. Once you have supplied the needed information you will create the invoice. At the time of your next synchronization, the Invoice will be sent to QuickBooks and placed in the Bills to Pay section.
Vendor Bills that are not related to Purchase Orders are entered directly into QuickBooks.


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Celebs Pay Tribute To Michael K. Williams Following His Death
In Remembrance: Michael K. Williams' 'The Wire' Costars & Other Celebs Tribute Him Following His Untimely Passing
Posted on September 7, 2021 - By Shannon Dawson
Source: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images for ABA / Getty
A number have celebs have taken to social media over the last 24 hours to mourn the loss of actor Michael K. Williams following his untimely passing.
The 54-year-old star who was famously known for his role as notorious stickup-man Omar on The Wire passed away on September 6.
Four Arrests Made In Overdose Death Of Michael K. Williams, Drug Sale Caught On Tape
Lance Riddick who co-starred alongside the actor in the HBO crime series took to Twitter to share a heartfelt tribute.
"Michael K. Williams: One of the kindest, gentlest, most genuine, giving, and courageous souls I've ever met. Rest in peace, my brother," Reddick captioned the touching video.
Wendell Pierce, who played the role of Detective Bunk Moreland on the show, also shared an emotional message following Williams's death along with a series of tweets detailing his close relationship with the Emmy-nominated actor.
"The depth of my love for this brother, can only be matched by the depth of my pain learning of his loss," piece tweeted." An immensely talented man with the ability to give voice to the human condition portraying the lives of those whose humanity is seldom elevated until he sings their truth."
Isiah Whitlock Jr., another Wire castmate, also gave his condolences, tweeting that he was "shocked and saddened" about the devastating news.
Authorities are still trying to put together the pieces following Williams' untimely demise. The New York Post reported that there was "No foul play indicated" in the actor's death according to police officials, but it appeared as though Williams could have passed away following an alleged accidental drug overdose. The Lovecraft Country star was allegedly surrounded by drug paraphernalia when his body was discovered by a close family member, the report notes.
Back in February, Williams appeared on Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast where he spoke about battling drug addiction.
"You know, I'm in the club as well," Williams told Maron for his "WTF" podcast in February, referring to being in recovery. "And you know, anybody that has heard me speak before, I'm not shy about it. You know, relapse to me is part of my story and, you know, but I'm living good today, you know. All's we got is today."
Our prayers are with Michael and his entire family during this difficult time.
Scroll down to see more touching tributes to the actor below.
Actress Tasha Smith who was previously in a relationship with Williams tributed him several times on her Instagram.
Other stars who tributed the late actor include Kerry Washington, Mariah Carey, and Ava Duvernay who dubbed him a "flash of love" and "her brother" who would come on set just to give out hugs.
"I remember you taking the young actors to the beach on your own and talking to them about things I couldn't – about being a young, Black man in New York at the time – and how grateful I was … You moved me," wrote Ava. "What you doubted in life, be certain of now, dear brother. Be certain. You were a flash of love – now gone. But never forgotten."
Very well said.
R.I.P. Michael K. Williams.
Categories: R.I.P.


As more protesters use direct action–like blocking pipeline construction with their bodies–they're winning more court cases by saying the dire nature of climate change justifies their actions.
Last month, the United Nations released its most alarming climate report yet. The report warns that drastic action to limit carbon pollution will be required if the world is to avert trillions of dollars in damage and lost lives by 2040, and that many of the costs of climate change are already being felt.
Insurers, utilities, and government agencies have borne some of those costs—for instance, in the wake of hurricanes and wildfires—but individuals have also borne them directly, with disproportionate burdens on the poor, people of color, and women.
It's time to challenge the system producing those costs. Voters had a chance to do that on Election Day, deciding whether to tax big carbon polluters in Washington State, restrict fracking in Colorado, and boost renewable energy in Arizona and Nevada. But the fossil fuel industry spent record amounts to oppose the measures: about $100 million combined in those three states. With the deck stacked heavily against them, measures failed.
The good news is that people have other options when politics is broken. In communities across the U.S., people whose health and safety are threatened by fossil fuel infrastructure—not in the future, but now—are increasingly turning to nonviolent civil disobedience to make their voices heard. From Lafayette, Colorado, to Lafayette, Louisiana, these water protectors and climate warriors are demanding that companies stop forcing the costs of their activities onto them and their neighbors.
They're also demanding that our legal system recognize who is and isn't culpable. In more than 20 court cases since 2008, climate protesters have defended themselves against charges of trespass and related offenses by arguing that their civil disobedience is legally and morally justified. Drawing on science and history to make their case—as well as an argument used by protesters since the 1970s called the necessity defense–they're asserting that climate change has spiraled so out of control, and the political process has become so unresponsive to ordinary Americans, that direct action–say, lying in pipeline trenches to block construction—is not a crime but is necessary to protect people and communities. From the Delta 5 to the Valve Turners, fossil fuel resisters are flipping the script.
Courts in most of these cases have tossed out protest defendants' evidence before it could be presented to juries. Those decisions have often violated defendants' legal rights, denied juries their function as fact-finders and voices of the community, and kept expert testimony on climate science, public health, and other subjects out of courtrooms.
But, in an unexpected development, prosecutors in several recent cases have reduced charges to lesser offenses or dropped them entirely. These cases include the 2017 federal prosecution of lawyer and Indigenous activist Chase Iron Eyes for his role in the Standing Rock protests in North Dakota; the 2018 case against the "Montrose Nine" pipeline protesters in New York; and the 2014 prosecution of the "Lobster Boat" protesters in Massachusetts, where the district attorney cited the dangers of climate change in dropping the case.
Some of these decisions have followed revelations of defendants' plans to call expert witnesses—including James Hansen, a leading climate scientist and former head of NASA. At the landmark trial of the Minnesota "Valve Turners" last month, the prosecutor dropped so many charges beforehand that the case was dismissed for lack of evidence on the second day of trial (the defendants had initially faced felony charges and years in prison). In the case against the West Roxbury pipeline protesters in Massachusetts earlier this year, the charges were downgraded to civil infractions a week before trial, and a judge found the defendants not responsible by reason of necessity.
Let's be clear: Dropped charges are mixed blessings for activists who want a jury to decide their fate. And some prosecutors' decisions doubtless owe as much to cost-saving and inflated charging as to political calculation. Conservative lawmakers are mobilizing in response to the Valve Turners, and several bills to impose harsh criminal penalties on climate protesters are pending in state legislatures. Two such bills have been enacted, and many protesters have already faced surveillance.
But prosecutors' decisions have allowed a notable number of protest defendants to walk free. People are standing in the way of fossil fuel companies, and–with the help of luck, determination, and often, white privilege—some of them are going unpunished.
Laws used to silence and intimidate protesters cannot protect the fossil fuel industry for long. Prosecutors' ambivalence in these cases is an acknowledgment of the strength of protesters' arguments—and, in some places, the lack of political will for prosecutions. Popular opposition to fossil fuel profiteering will only grow in an era of climate disaster, and the ballot box isn't the only place where Americans can make themselves heard.
Which is a very, very good thing—for all of us.
Alice Cherry is a cofounder and staff attorney at Climate Defense Project, which helped represent the West Roxbury defendants and continues to represent the Valve Turners.


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Purdue standout wrestler suspended, suspected of threatening ex-girlfriend
Shawn Streck's days at Purdue University might be numbered after his arrest Tuesday on a preliminary charge of intimidation with a deadly weapon.
Purdue standout wrestler suspended, suspected of threatening ex-girlfriend Shawn Streck's days at Purdue University might be numbered after his arrest Tuesday on a preliminary charge of intimidation with a deadly weapon. Check out this story on jconline.com: https://www.jconline.com/story/news/crime/2018/10/17/purdue-student-suspended-suspected-threatening-ex-girlfriend/1669906002/
Ron Wilkins, Lafayette Journal & Courier Published 3:51 p.m. ET Oct. 17, 2018 | Updated 4:12 p.m. ET Oct. 17, 2018
Shawn Michael Streck(Photo: Provided/Tippecanoe County Jail)
WEST LAFAYETTE — Twenty-one-year-old Purdue wrestler Shawn Michael Streck's days at the university might be numbered after his arrest Tuesday on a preliminary charge of intimidation with a deadly weapon.
Streck's ex-girlfriend reported he threatened to harm her, according to Purdue spokesman Jim Bush.
Streck was listed as a redshirt freshman on Purdue's 2017-2018 wrestling team. He's from Merrillville.
Streck is a two-time Indiana High School Athletic Association champion at 285 pounds, according to his bio on the Purdue wrestling website.
Streck's ex-girlfriend is a student at Elmhurst College in Illiniois and reported the threats on Monday. College security there then passed along the report to Purdue police about 2 p.m. Monday, according to Purdue police.
On Tuesday, Streck was arrested and jailed. He also was made persona non grata on campus.
Bush said Streck was suspended from Purdue on Tuesday while the university investigates alleged violation of the university's regulations and the outcome of the criminal and internal investigation.
Streck, 1117 Anthrop Drive, West Lafayette, remained incarcerated Wednesday in lieu of a $500 surety bond and $50 cash bond, according to online jail records.
Reach Ron Wilkins at 765-420-5231 or at rwilkins@jconline.com. Follow on Twitter: @RonWilkins2
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For the pre-Cataclysm instance and associated lore, see Shadowfang Keep (original).
Once the domain of the archmage Arugal, the keep's new lord and master is the renegade forsaken Lord Vincent Godfrey.
Shadowfang Keep is a haunted keep near the borders of Gilneas in southern Silverpine Forest, on a high bluff overlooking Pyrewood Village. It was named for the forces of its former master, the demented Archmage Arugal, who wrested the keep from Baron Silverlaine with his worgen "children" and held it until he was defeated by a group of heroes. The keep was then occupied by the Scourge remnants and followers of the renegade Gilnean nobleman Vincent Godfrey, traitor to both his homeland and to the Forsaken who returned him from death.
During the Blood War, the keep was in the hands of the Forsaken, who have captured it and are using it as a bio-weapons facility to wage war against Gilneas.
Shadowfang Keep was previously a part of the kingdom of Gilneas. It was the home to the lords of Pyrewood Village, who answered to Darius Crowley's family. The lord of the castle was Baron Silverlaine and his forces were led by Commander Springvale. Jordan Stilwell and Daphne Stilwell used to live and work here before the Third War. Landen Stilwell was still here years later.
When the Scourge washed over Lordaeron, the Gilnean Archmage, Arugal, investigated the research of the mage Ur. With the sorcerer's knowledge, Arugal summoned the worgen with the blessings of Genn Greymane and against the advice of the Kirin Tor. The worgen successfully turned the tide against the Scourge, but became uncontrollable, attacking the Gilnean military. After this, Arugal's worgen ran rampant through Silverpine, eventually overwhelming Shadowfang Keep. Distraught and broken, Arugal accepted the worgen as his children and retreated into the keep. Communing with Alpha Prime, he became a key servant of the Wolf Cult, converting the humans of Silverpine into worgen, namely the Moonrage and Shadowfang packs. Protected by his worgen minions as well as the ghosts of the fallen Baron and his household, Arugal served his master in converting most of the forest's remaining denizens to the curse, with locations such as Deep Elem Mine falling as well as Pyrewood.
The Dark Master of Shadowfang.
After sometime, the entire Pyrewood Village was turned to the worgen curse, turning into the beasts at night. During the day, they were human and willing to provide supplies to Alliance travelers, though the keep was never friendly to these adventurers. They were led by the Pyrewood Council, who were all servants of Arugal. The Forsaken became increasingly suspicious of their activities, especially after the disappearance of one of their apothecaries, Apothecary Berard. After it was discovered that Arugal had transformed him into a worgen, the Forsaken assassinated the council.
Arugal was eventually defeated and beheaded by agents of the Horde. Following this, the only denizens of the keep in the years to follow were the Crown Chemical Co., who used the location as a base of operations for their schemes.
Several San'layn blood princes arrived at Shadowfang Keep and found Arugal's grave, raising the Archmage as a shade to serve the Scourge.
Continuing his work converting humans to a wolf cult, the now undead archmage makes his home in a tower built and named for the keep, Shadowfang Tower. Here he and his new wolf cult were defeated as well.
After betraying both Gilneas and the Forsaken, Vincent Godfrey, Baron Ashbury and Lord Walden converted the abandoned keep into their holdfast against their enemies. The keep became a battleground between the Alliance and Horde vying for Godfrey's head, with both groups aiming to slaughter the man as well as claim the keep for their respective factions. These operations were led by Ivar Bloodfang and Deathstalker Commander Belmont respectively.
The Forsaken gained control over Shadowfang Keep, turning it into a bio-weapons facility where they began to produce plague to unleash against Gilneas. Meanwhile, the 7th Legion troops march towards Shadowfang in order to prevent its deployment.
Looming over Pyrewood Village from the southern bluffs of Silverpine Forest, Shadowfang Keep casts a shadow as dark as its legacy. Sinister forces occupy these ruins, formerly the dwelling of the mad archmage Arugal's worgen. The restless shade of Baron Silverlaine lingers while Lord Godfrey and his cabal of erstwhile Gilnean noblemen plot against their enemies both living and undead.
The quests and storyline for Alliance players and Horde players are different. The quest giver for Alliance players is Ivar Bloodfang, and the Horde quest giver is Deathstalker Commander Belmont. However, the quests for both factions are similar in that both are about the retaking of Shadowfang Keep from Vincent Godfrey. The quests for each faction ( [21D] Fury of the Pack and [21D] Sweet, Merciless Revenge) end with their respective faction taking Shadowfang Keep.
The subject of this article or section is part of Love is in the Air, a seasonal event that lasts two weeks. Once the event has run its course, this will no longer be available until next year, but there are no guarantees.
Part of the Love is in the Air event takes place in Shadowfang Keep. Adventurers are sent by the Steamwheedle Cartel to investigate Crown Chemical Company inside Shadowfang Keep. Defeating the Apothecary Trio awards the achievement [Tough Love].
The Worgen Curse afflicts the inhabitants of this dark castle. Unlike Pyrewood's good folk, Shadowfang's lords were bastards to begin with. They revel in their curse and eagerly lope into the moonlight to spill blood and rip warm flesh from living bones. Their howls can be heard as far away as Ambermill.
At some point, Ashra Valandril was present to take care of the enemies of the keep.
Before being renamed Shadowfang Keep, it may have been called "Silverlaine Keep" or "Pyrewood Keep."
The entrance to Shadowfang Keep.
Shadowfang Keep in the Trading Card Game.
Patch 7.3.5 (2018-01-16): Level scaling implemented, previous instance level: 16 - 26.
Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Revamped, gained a heroic mode for level 85 players.
Patch 1.3.0 (2005-03-07): Capped at ten players.
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Buyer Beware: When the Financially Challenged Marketing Partner is a Co-Defendant in TCPA Litigation
Douglas G. Bonner
Settlements, Telemarketing, Vicarious Liability
A recently proposed class action settlement agreement illustrates the potential litigation perils when any established business relies on outsourced, undercapitalized marketing agents who lack either the assets or insurance to adequately defend TCPA class action litigation. Indeed, the only proposed recovery for the class is an agreement to provide testimony and documentary evidence of the co-defendant's actual knowledge of the conduct that violated the TCPA, and its alleged authorization of the subject unlawful text messaging.
California State Court Holds That Equipment That Lacks Present Capacity to Use Random or Sequential Number Generator Is Not an ATDS
Daniel E. Brewer and Michael P. Daly
A few weeks ago we wrote about Hunt v. 21st Mortgage Corp., 2013 WL 5230061 (N.D. Ala. Sept. 17, 2013), in which the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama took a narrow view of what qualifies as an automatic telephone dialing system ("ATDS") under the TCPA. That definitional issue has been hotly contested because calls that do not use an ATDS do not need prior express consent. (Our prior summary of the issues and the Hunt decision is available here.)
Reminder: TCPA Claims Are Arbitrable
The District of Massachusetts recently found that TCPA claims arising from debt collection calls fall within the scope of an arbitration agreement that covered disputes relating to "violations of statute" or "the impositions or collection of principle." Cyganiewicz v. Sallie Mae, Inc., Nos. 13-40068, 13-40067, 2013 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 153554, 153556, at *7 (D. Mass. Oct. 24, 2013).
In Cyganiewicz, plaintiffs brought suit against Sallie Mae, claiming that its collections practices violated the TCPA. Plaintiffs were the borrower and the co-signor on three promissory notes, all of which contained arbitration agreements that could have been (but were not) rejected by sending a signed rejection notice to Sallie Mae within sixty days of the disbursement of the loan. Id. at *2. Plaintiffs alleged that Sallie Mae made calls from automated dialing machines to collect the outstanding balance of their loans, including approximately 147 calls after plaintiffs requested that the calls stop. Plaintiffs argued that their arbitration agreements were not enforceable and that, even if they were, their TCPA claims were not arbitrable. The court found otherwise and granted Sallie Mae's motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.
District Court Endorses FCC Liability Limitation for 'Fax Broadcasters'
Seamus C. Duffy
A federal district court judge in Maryland gave a clear endorsement of the FCC's regulation limiting fax broadcasters' liability under the TCPA. Asher & Simons, P.A. v. J2 Global Canada, Inc., No. JKB-13-0981, 2013 U.S. DIST. LEXIS 148972 (D. Md. Oct. 16, 2013). FCC regulations limit the liability of so-called fax broadcasters (those who transmit faxes for a fee on behalf of others) to those circumstances in which a broadcaster "demonstrates a high degree of involvement in, or actual notice of, the unlawful activity and fails to take steps to prevent such facsimile transmissions." 47 C.F.R. § 64.1200 (a)(4)(vii). The Canadian affiliate of j2 Global asserted the FCC regulation as an affirmative defense, and the plaintiffs challenged this particular defense by a motion for partial summary judgment. The plaintiffs argued that FCC regulatory authority under the TCPA is limited, and could not be read to include the power to limit liability for any transmission of an unsolicited fax.
New TCPA Rules Take Effect on October 16, 2013
Tara S. Sarosiek, Seamus C. Duffy, Michael P. Daly and Meredith C. Slawe
Consent, Exemptions, FCC
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 ("TCPA")[1] places certain restrictions on telemarketing calls, text messages, and faxes. It has long been a favorite of the plaintiffs' bar because it provides for statutory damages of $500 to $1500 per violation,[2] which in the aggregate can lead to substantial windfalls for plaintiffs. TCPA violations (even innocent ones) can place companies at significant risk and TCPA litigation has skyrocketed as a result.[3]
Last year, the Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") added fuel to the fire by amending its TCPA rules and further restricting telemarketing calls.[4] The most significant of those amendments – which narrow and eliminate key statutory exemptions – will take effect tomorrow, on October 16, 2013.
Federal Court Takes Narrow View of What Constitutes an ATDS
Tara S. Sarosiek
The TCPA prohibits the use of an automatic telephone dialing system ("ATDS") to place calls to wireless phones without the called party's prior express consent. Because calls placed without the use of an ATDS are not subject to the TCPA's prior express consent requirements, what constitutes an ATDS has been a hotly contested issue. This issue can be expected to take on even greater importance under the new FCC rules that take effect on October 16, because the "prior express consent" requirement will now require written consent. Telemarketers, it can be expected, may explore ways to abandon the use of equipment that would fall within the definition of ATDS and to modify or replace that equipment with something that would not be an ATDS.
Offer of Judgment Prompts Motion for Class Certification, Which Is Immediately Denied
Matthew A. Luber
Fairly or unfairly, plaintiffs are disproportionately leveraged at the outset of a consumer class action case. The threat of aggregate damages and the power to inflict non-reciprocating discovery costs on a defendant is unsettling enough. Lately, some defendants have fought back by making offers of judgment under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 68 at the inception of the case. In some courts, a prompt offer of judgment can moot the named plaintiff's claims, leaving him or her without a "personal stake" in the litigation and thus no basis on which to pursue claims on behalf of a putative class. Cf. Genesis Healthcare Corp. v. Symczyk, 133 S. Ct. 1523, 1528-29 (2013) (noting but not resolving circuit split). For what may be a relatively small payment to the named plaintiff, a defendant in those courts can avoid engaging in protracted litigation and the risk of class-wide statutory damages awards.
Third Circuit Holds That Consumers Can Withdraw Consent
Michael P. Daly
In a case of first impression in the courts of appeal, the Third Circuit recently expanded the rights of consumers under the TCPA, holding that consumers may revoke their consent to be called on their wireless phones and that there is no time limitation on when they may do so. Gager v. Dell Financial Services, LLC, — F.3d –, 2013 WL 4463305 (3d Cir. Aug. 22, 2013).
Seventh Circuit: Facsimiles Feigning to Be Newsletters Are Still Advertisements under the TCPA
Robyn Stoter
In its recent decision in Holtzman v. Turza, No. 11-3188, 2013 WL 4506176 (7th Cir. Aug. 26, 2013), the Seventh Circuit held that unsolicited advertisements, even those presented in the guise of a newsletter providing advice, violate the TCPA.
T-Minus 3, 2, 1…
FCC, Robocalling, Telemarketing
If you are reading this post, chances are you already know a lot about the TCPA. You don't need to be told that it stands for "Telephone Consumer Protection Act." Or that it restricts certain telemarketing calls, texts and faxes by a labyrinthine mosaic of statutory provisions and FCC regulations. Or that its ambiguities and statutory damages have made it a hotbed of litigation, particularly class action litigation. Or that the courts are struggling to bring some sense and clarity to the entire regime, while defendants experience an almost hydraulic pressure to settle cases involving even the most innocent, hyper-technical violations. You already know all of that. And, you probably also know that there will be a major development in the law tomorrow, when the FCC's new telemarketing rules requiring written consent finally take effect. For a summary of the new rules, see our post here.


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Q: jQuery cloned element not updating target information I am trying to have an add product button to clone my file upload. this is my HTML

 <input type="file" name="receipt[]"id="receipt">
 UPLOAD SALES RECEIPT*

Add another Product

I have jQuery to target file name and show inside label. It is working fine and on a cloned product, it updates text back to "UPLOAD SALES RECEIPT". However, when I select a new file, it always updates the file name of the original file input(#receipt).

getReceiptInfo($('#receipt'));

$("#addproduct").click(function(e){
 e.preventDefault();
 var newelement = $(this).prev(".transactionalFormRow").clone();
  var newID = Math.round(new Date().getTime() + (Math.random() * 100));
 var newfileinput = newelement.find(".file-input").attr("id", "receipt-"+newID);
  newfileinput.siblings("label").find("span").text("UPLOAD SALES RECEIPT*");

 getReceiptInfo($("#"+newfileinput.attr('id')));

 $(this).before(newelement);
})

function getReceiptInfo(element){
 var label  = element.siblings();

 element.change(function(e){
  var fileName = '';
   fileName = e.target.value.split( '\\' ).pop();
  if( fileName )
    label.find( 'span' ).html(fileName);
   else
    label.innerHTML = labelVal;
 })
}

A: You have to copie the event as well here some doc https://api.jquery.com/clone/

var defaultLabel = 'UPLOAD SALES RECEIPT*';

$('#prototype').on('change',setLabel);

$("#addproduct").click(function(e){
 e.preventDefault();
 var newelement = $('#prototype').clone(true),
        newID = Math.round(new Date().getTime() + (Math.random() * 100));
    newelement.removeAttr("id");
    newelement.find('input').val('').attr("id", "receipt-"+newID);
    newelement.find('label').attr("for", "receipt-"+newID).find('span').html(defaultLabel);
 $(this).before(newelement);
});

function setLabel(e){
  var fileName = e.target.value.split( '\\' ).pop();
  $(this).find( 'label span' ).html(fileName ? fileName : defaultLabel);
}

 <input type="file" name="receipt[]" id="receipt">
 UPLOAD SALES RECEIPT*

Add another Product

A: I have finally made it working by changing getReceiptInfo function and adding a new for attribute to label.

function getReceiptInfo(element){
     $(".file-input").each(function(){
      $(this).change(function(e){
       var label  = $(this).next();
       var fileName = '';
     fileName = e.target.value.split( '\\' ).pop();
    if( fileName )
     label.find( 'span' ).text(fileName);
    else
     label.text(labelVal);
      })
     })
 }

And add this into $("#addproduct").click

newelement.find(".file-input").next().attr("for", "receipt-"+newID);

A: What you are trying to achieve is very simple and can be achieved with very few lines of code.
First :

*

*the need for for and a corresponding id can be avoided by placing your prototype <input> element inside its ....

*make sure the prototype input element actually has class="file-input", otherwise nothing will work.

<input type="file" class="file-input" name="receipt[]" />UPLOAD SALES RECEIPT*

Now, by delegating the observation of change events to document (or some suitable closer container), the original prototype file-input element and any future clones can be given the required behaviour in one swift hit :
$("document").on('change', ".file-input", function(e) {
    $(this).closest((".transactionalFormRow"))
        .find('label span')
        .text(e.target.value.split( '\\' ).pop() || labelVal);
});

With that delegation in place, the cloning process is really simple :
$("#addproduct").on('click', function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    $(this).prev(".transactionalFormRow")
        .clone().insertBefore(this)
        .find("label span").text('UPLOAD SALES RECEIPT*');
});

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IntPtr pointer = Marshal.AllocHGlobal(size);

Then, I try to release the memory pointed by my pointer:
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But in my application it raises sometimes a fatal unknown exception with just this explaination: "a memory fragment has been damaged". I guess this is because I try to free a pointer that points to a memory block already disallocated by freeing another pointer...
My question is: using the IntPtr pointer, is there any way to check if the memory block is still allocated or has been already disallocated ?

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Морле () — кантон во Франции, находится в регионе Бретань, департамент Финистер. Входит в состав округа Морле.

История
До 2015 года в состав кантона входили коммуны Морле, Плурен-ле-Морле, Сен-Мартен-де-Шан и Сент-Сев.

В результате реформы 2015 года состав кантона был изменен — к трем оставшимся коммунам были добавлены отдельные коммуны упраздненных кантонов Сен-Тегоннек и Толе.

С 1 января 2016 года состав кантона изменился: коммуны Лок-Эгинер-Сен-Тегоннек и Сен-Тегоннек образовали новую коммуну Сен-Тегоннек-Лок-Эгинер.

Состав кантона с 1 января 2016 года
В состав кантона входят коммуны (население по данным Национального института статистики за 2019 г.):

 Анвик (1 267 чел.)
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 Сент-Сев (1 044 чел.)
 Толе (2 898 чел.)

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С 2021 года кантон в Совете департамента Финистер представляют вице-мэр города Морле Исмаэль Дюпон (Ismaël Dupont) (Коммунистическая партия) и вице-мэр коммуны Сен-Тегоннек-Лок-Эгинер Гаэль Занги (Gaëlle Zaneguy) (Разные левые).

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What is Shinto? Finding the Japanese Religion in Everyday Life
Shintoism (also known as Shinto) has been widely known as a major religious belief in Japan since ancient times. Although it's said that not so many Japanese people are religious, still Shinto is deeply rooted in daily lives. What is Shintoism? How did it originally emerge? Where to visit in Japan to learn about it? Here we answer these questions related to Shinto in Japan.
If you want to know the difference between Shintoism and Buddhism, please read An Overview of Shintoism and Buddhism in Japan ― Difference and History
What is Shinto? (Origin and brief history)
Shintoism in the present day
The elements of Shintoism in Ghibli films
Princess Mononoke (もののけ姫)
Spirited Away (千と千尋の神隠し)
Shinto Shrines in Japan
Shirahige Shrine (Shiga prefecture)
Hakone Shrine(Kanagawa prefecture)
Izumo Taisha (Shimane prefecture)
Ise Shrine (Mie prefecture)
Kifune Shrine (Kyoto)
Shinto is one of the religious beliefs which is indigenous to Japan. Although the origin remains unclear, it is believed that the history of Shintoism dates back to the Jomon period (縄文時代), which is approximately from 16,500 to 3,000 years ago.
Unlike other religions such as Christianity and Buddhism, Shinto has no founder. It indicates that the fundamental concept of Shinto naturally developed through the unique lifestyle and beliefs of ancient Japanese people. It also doesn't have a central religious text which is equivalent to the Bible in Christianity and Sutra in Buddhism. In Shinto, God is believed to exist in everything that creates the universe altogether, including nature such as forests, sea and mountains. This religious belief is called Animism. From ancient times, Japanese people see the existence of deities in natural phenomenon, and worship them which are regarded as a symbol to embody the presence of sacred deities.
Until the end of WWⅡ, Shinto used to have a significant impact on various aspects of Japan. Despite the separation of politics and religion, it was practically regarded as an official religion, and also used as a powerful symbol to unite the whole country mentally during the war times.
Although Shinto has hugely lost its influence compared with the past, it doesn't necessarily mean that people have also lost their respect for deities in nature. You can easily discover the elements of Shinto in a variety of situations. In Japan, people still live with customs based on Shinto unconsciously or not paying any attention to them. The worship of Shinto shaped matsuri, festivals all around Japan whose main purpose is praying for good harvest on each season; in spring, people hold festivals to pray for good harvest, in summer they pray for the protection from typhoon or natural disaster, and in autumn they appreciate the year's harvest. These festival and celebrations people often look forward to in Japan are long-lasting traditions from Shinto.
Other customs like New Year's decorations and Hatsumode, the annual events like Setsubun and a belief such as Yakudoshi are based on Shinto as well. Even though people don't claim themselves as religious, it's common to bring Omamori, a lucky charm, everywhere which was bought at shrines to protect themselves and wish for certain luck. As you see now, Shinto has shaped Japanese culture and philosophy in a long time and traditions are still alive in the present time.
You can learn the concept of Shinto from many Japanese films and Ghibli films are no exception. These are the two popular Ghibli films which were inspired by Shinto. Next time you watch these films or other films such as My Neighbor Totoro and Ponyo, carefully think about Shinto behind the characters. That will add an interesting taste to the films!
It features a variety of imaginary characters which embody the deities of Shinto living in nature. The main theme of the film is "Nature and humans" and they beautifully follow the conflicts between them. Forest spirit, also called Shishigami and Night-Walker, is a deity of life and death in Princess Mononoke. Its appearance is similar to deer, and in Shintoism, deer is believed to be a messenger of god.
Another famous Ghibli movie inspired by Shinto is Spirited Away, which tells the story of a 10-year-old girl Chihiro who wanders into a mysterious world to save her parents. At the bathhouse where Chihiro started work, she serves many different deities who are based on ancient eight-million gods (also known as "Yaoyorozu-no-kami" in Japanese) from Shinto. That literally indicates a number of various kinds of deities including not only related to natural phenomenon but deities of knowledge, love, business and so on.
Japan has a unique onsen (hot spring) culture which welcomes visitors and shows them kindness and hospitality. Bathhouse in Spirited Away is connected to that philosophy and culture as well.
Also you might be interested in; 10 Ghibli Movie Locations in Japan
Shinto shrines are the center of Shintoism, which enshrines Shinto gods. People believed everything around them embodies Shinto gods, and they started worship sacred mountains, rocks and waterfalls as deities. As time passed, people started to build buildings around them and that became shrines over time.
You can easily tell the difference between temples and shrines from whether the structure has Torii gates or not. Torii gates play a role as the entrance to the sacred area from "the human world".
There are so many beautiful shrines in Japan where you can enjoy the scenic views, and to understand Shinto better, the quickest way is visiting shrines by yourself.
Don't forget to learn how to pray at shrine and manners to follow before you visit there.
Widely known as the oldest Shinto shrine in the Omi area which is said to have a history of over 2,000 years. The scenery is often referred to as a "Itsukushima in Omi area", as the Torii gate standing in Lake Biwa looks similarly with the world-famous tourist attraction Itsukushima Shrine in Hiroshima prefecture. Enjoy the breathtaking view created by the contrast of water and the sky which changes its color depending on time and season!
The iconic ancient shrine in Hakone area which dates back to the 8th century. It has been visited by notable authorities throughout history, and still fascinates us with a stunning scenery created by the historic structure and Lake Ashinoko against a backdrop of Mt. Fuji!
Izumo Taisha is one of the most important Shinto shrines in Japan which attracts about 2 million people every year. It is believed that all the deities across Japan gather at the shrine every October in order to discuss how to bring good fortunes for romantic relationships to people. There are traditional rituals around that time and many people visit there to pray for their good relationships.
Ise Shrine in Mie prefecture has a history of over 2,000 years. It is dedicated to Amaterasu-omikami (天照大御神), the sun goodness which appears in ancient Japanese mythology.
Kifune Shrine is a beautiful ancient shrine nestled in a peaceful valley area in the north part of Kyoto. Feel the sacred atmosphere as you walk up the impressive stairway through greenery forests! Perfect spot to enjoy a refreshing hike and have lunch at Kawadoko, a traditional Japanese cuisine served at lovely restaurants alongside the river.
Do you know what different religions there are in Japan? Let's learn about what people believe in in Japan.
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Torii gate is the gate which stands at the entrance of shrines in Japan. But what is the role and meaning of torii gates? Here is a complete guide to torii gates in Japan!
How to Pray at Japanese Shinto Shrines
When you visit a shinto shrine in Japan, you want to avoid any trouble by doing something wrong. Learn the basic rules and manners including how to pray properly at a shrine before you visit!
Shinbutsu-Shugo: The Mix of Shintoism and Buddhism in Japan
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An Overview of Shintoism and Buddhism in Japan - Differences and History
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Japanese Religious Beliefs: Yakudoshi
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What Are Jizo Statues? The Guardian Deity of Children and Travelers
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