Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Dave was born at home to Eva (Chavez) and Ralph Manzanares on March 27 Dave graduated from East High School in 1971 and then attended Colorado State University of Pueblo He and Kathleen (Lucero) were married in Denver Colorado in 1972 and at the time of his passing they had just celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary all while enjoying their family and friends.  Dave worked very hard to provide for his family and began a distinguished career in the pharmaceutical industry in 1972 He worked for the same company for 46 years and retired in 2017 Everyone benefited from his hard work as he was extremely generous always slipping you some cash as you left his home or any event he attended where he was beloved for his quick wit and many laughs From his group that had been hunting together for 60 years But his favorite pursuit was spending time with Kathy and their friends for the last 50 years: Connie and Jerome Blazon He tied his own flies knowing the names of each one and which fish would be lured by them His fishing adventures took him to New York as well as every lake and river from Colorado to Wyoming and expressed his newfound peace with friends and family in his last years He aged gracefully and everyone loved his movie star hair All of us who loved him will forever recall how important he made each of us feel We’ll remember so many things about him- his jokes and especially his immaculately clean cars Dave passed away in his home surrounded by his family and loving wife mother-in-law Helen Maestas and siblings Fred He is also survived by his sisters Lucy Aragon Darlene Abeyta and Mary Martinez and many wonderful nieces and nephews Dave will be deeply missed by everyone in his life We will continue celebrating his life at the Westminster Recreation Center All are welcome…he’s going to be bummed that he missed it Horan & McConaty Funeral Service and Cremation - Northwest/Arvada Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors READ MONOGRAPH Ashurst has announced the promotion of Alberto Manzanares Entrena to partner in the Dispute Resolution and Arbitration team in Madrid Alberto joined Ashurst as a trainee in 2013 and has developed his entire career at the firm A member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Manzanares specialises in both domestic and international arbitration He is also part of the Restructuring and Special Situations team and regularly advises national and international clients on complex proceedings Manzanares has been recognised multiple times including “Best Young Lawyer” nominations by Expansión Jurídico and being named Arbitration Lawyer of the Year (Under 40) at the 2023 Iberian Lawyer 40 Under Forty Awards He is also recommended by Chambers & Partners and Legal 500 Alberto Manzanares holds a double degree in Law and Business Administration from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and studied at Monash University in Melbourne He currently teaches at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and IE Law School Ashurst’s Madrid office will have 15 partners and over 70 lawyers commented: “Our new partners represent the next generation of leadership at Ashurst Their promotions reflect our continued investment in talent and the future success of the firm.” Addleshaw Goddard and Dentons advise on the sale… DLA Piper promotes José Marco and Natalia López… It represents the main source of information in the legal business sector in Spain and Portugal The digital magazine – and its portal – address to the protagonists of law firms and in-house lawyers The magazine is available for free on the website and on Google Play and App Store information about deals and their advisors For further information, please visit the Group’s website www.lcpublishinggroup.com 1930 to Fabian and Petra Manzanares in Abiquiu NM and is preceded in death by his parents brother Nelson and infant son Martin Anthony He is survived by his wife Viola and daughters Yolanda Ann Therese and Mary jo (Daniel); grandchildren Josephine the College of Santa Fe and the Colorado School of Banking He served in the US Air Force as a member of the military police France as a guard and aide to General Norstadt Commander in Chief of the Allied Air Forces in Central Europe He proudly made his career in banking as Vice President and President of the Bank of Santa Fe Horace was active in Caballeros DeVargas Santa Fe He was also a devoted fan of Notre Dame football The family would especially like to thank Horace's caretakers at Beehive in Bernalillo The rosary for Horace will be held at French Funerals - WYOMING on Thursday Horace's funeral mass will be held at 10:00am on Friday March 21st at Risen Savior Catholic Community followed by interment at the National Cemetery in Santa Fe at 2:30pm Denver City Council approved another settlement for a police killing This time: $800,000 for the shooting death of Duane Manzanares.  The killing took place in the early evening outside of Tacos Acapulco The police were responding to a 911 caller who reported seeing a man fire a gun into a white Mercedes sedan When they saw Manzanares walking down East Colfax he matched the description from the caller according to the District Attorney’s investigation into the shooting.  One officer said it was because he had a gun — a fact Manzanares did not argue “Why are you pointing a gun at me?” Manzanares asked the officers The officers repeated it was because he had a gun and warned him not to reach for it Manzanares casually tossed a small plastic bottle of alcohol he was holding casually according to District Attorney Beth McCann’s investigation HALO camera footage shows his hand was down when shots were fired touching the bottom of his shirt but still visible.  three of the four officers — Samuel Bailey Steven Whiteman and Ryan Nelson — opened fire Officer Christine Abrams did not shoot.  “At the moment they discharged their firearms the officers reasonably believed that they were in  danger of being killed or receiving serious bodily injury,” McCann wrote in her investigation “It was also reasonable for them to fear for the safety of citizens who were present at this busy intersection in the early evening.” The shots were fired 33 seconds after the encounter began Manzanares died of multiple gunshot wounds A lawyer for Manzanares' family argued he was not a threat to the officers.  Manzanares reach for the suspected firearm and his hands and arms were in full view of the officers throughout the encounter,” the lawsuit filed by the Civil Rights Litigation Group Manzanares attempt to flee or do anything aggressive that posed a threat of danger to anyone.” The officers gave conflicting accounts of why they fired with some saying his arm went behind his back and others saying it dropped.  The case will not go before a jury because of McCann’s decision not to prosecute the officers criminally it will end with the settlement in the civil case The lawsuit claimed that because the officers had “significant experience” patrolling East Colfax Avenue they had “routinely encountered persons armed with weapons.” The money from the settlement will be split between the attorneys and Manzanares’ family.  This is the latest in a string of police misconduct settlements the city has paid out, preventing cases like this from going before a jury. The city has spent more than $30 million on settlements since 2020.  You power Denverite!If you love what we do, donate today to support our essential and delightful local news. « Back Debra S Martinez,affectionately known as “Debsta” She is preceded in death by her grandparents: Mary Rampa and Elias Lucero Dolores and Antonio Manzanares; siblings: Phyllis Manzanares Debbie worked many years for Parkview Adult Medicine and most recently at St Debbie loved to work in her yard taking care of her flowers Her pride and joy were taking care of her Momma who was her best friend She loved her family deeply and always wanted to celebrate and keep everyone together always wanting to make sure everyone and everything was good Deb had a witty personality and a great sense of humor Debra “Debsta” leaves to cherish her memory: her loving parents Carmel Wayne and Nancy Manzanares; siblings: Mary (Chris) Gonzales Shane (Staci) Manzanares; special nephew: King Manzanares who was her little buddy 23 nieces and nephews; numerous God children This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Editor's note: Reader discretion is advised because of graphic material For help leaving a domestic situation involving abuse or if you have questions call Safe Place of Eastern South Dakota at 605-996-4440 or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE (7233) A Sioux Falls man and woman have been indicted on child abuse charges according to Minnehaha County court documents 12 on six charges relating to the abuse of a minor including two counts of abuse or cruelty to a minor under the age of seven two counts of permitting physical or sexual abuse of a child and two counts of misprision of a felony Manzanares has been indicted on one count of aggravated assault officers were dispatched to a local daycare for a report of child abuse according to an affidavit in support of Manzanares’ arrest Officers made contact with a CPS worker who told officers the victim advised them someone close to him had recently spanked him claimed the boy had fallen down the stairs More: Suspect indicted on 2 counts of aggravated assault for role in Empire Mall shooting The boy was placed in custody with a family member Three other children in the home were left in the custody of their mother Injuries observed on the victim included bruising from one of the child’s ears to his hairline purple and red in color with petechiae spreading into his hairline and upper neck The boy also had a bruise on his right jaw possibly a light-colored bruise,” on the middle of his cheek red and purple discoloration on the child’s back bruising to the right elbow and an abrasion under the elbow the boy had a significant bruise on his buttocks The boy told a Child’s Voice interviewer that Manzanarez spanks him when “he doesn’t eat his food or lies,” according to court documents He also mentioned he is spanked on his buttocks with a belt He also told a Child’s Voice interviewer that the injury to his eye was from Manzanares striking the boy with an open hand The boy also told interviewers that Manzanares has restricted his breathing He told interviewers Manzanares “put him on the floor” before holding his nose closed More: Woman, 29, dies after being struck by train in Sioux Falls, police say Maier was present for this incident but did not intervene The child’s account of events supported the injuries he sustained Police found no evidence of abuse from staff at a daycare from which the abuse was initially reported When staff attempted to put the child down for a nap told officers she did not see or hear the physical abuse occur She told officers Manzanares was “OK” with the child being taken from the home because he has “been progressively getting worse” and he “didn’t want [the victim] in the house.” Maier told officers the injuries the boy sustained were from falling down the stairs When officers told her the injuries sustained were inconsistent with her statements she told them she “didn’t know” what caused the injuries She told officers the child did not want to live with the family The other children’s mother provided police with a screen shot from Manzanarez’s Facebook the man posted a picture of what is believed to be his bedroom wall equipped with “possibly a paddle; chains; ball gags; leashes; and other unknown items.” In Child’s Voice interviews with the other children in the home the children indicated they had seen Manzanares spank the victim The children advised it was because the boy had “peed his pants on purpose.” More: First of 4 men sentenced to 6 years of probation in 2024 attempted murder case The children also told interviewers Manzanarez yells at the child for “not eating his food,” according to court documents They also said the victim was lying to interviewers because he “wants us to go to jail.” They also said Maier was home during the incidents the children advised officers they have heard the abuse and have seen Maier crying because she and Manzanarez were thinking of “giving [the victim] away,” according to court documents The children did not mention that they were physically abused by Manzanarez Maier is set to appear for a jury trial on Feb 12 and Manzanarez is set to appear for Mar Explore the latest news from the university of Northern Colorado Page Last Updated: Today | Contact for this Page: Deanna Herbert A memorial photo designed for Nick Manzanares died in a crash early Sunday following homecoming festivities Email notifications are only sent once a day Pojoaque Valley High School senior and basketball player Nick Manzanares died in a car crash early Sunday following Saturday night’s homecoming festivities an assistant principal and the boys basketball coach at Pojoaque Valley High said he believed Manzanares was on his way to his mother’s home in Rio Rancho when the crash occurred on Interstate 25 near Algodones John Castañeda confirmed deputies and fire crews responded to a fatal single-car rollover around 3 a.m but said he couldn’t confirm the victim’s name New Mexico State Police did not provide details about the fatal crash Sunday In an email informing the Pojoaque Valley High School community of Manzanares’ death Principal Victoria Trujillo wrote mental health providers would be available at the school Monday morning and throughout the week as needed Manzanares’ father could not be reached Sunday His mother said in a message she couldn’t participate in an interview because she was attending a candlelight vigil for her son Manzanares was a two-year varsity player at Pojoaque Valley High and a key player for the Elks during the 2023-24 season Cordova described Manzanares as a “fantastic student who coached Manzanares as a junior last year Cordova said Manzanares did well academically and was probably in the top 20% of his class “Nick was always one of those kids that .. came into people’s lives and just made it better,” Cordova said He scored 6.7 points per game and averaged 3.7 rebounds per game last season as Pojoaque went 12-15 and finished in fourth place in the District 2-4A standings Cordova said Manzanares worked on improving his basketball skills over the summer at the nationally acclaimed Point Guard College a program that helps players learn the nuances of the sport Manzanares was going to be an important part of Pojoaque’s team this year and was a constant presence at early morning practices during the fall He was often one of the first players in the gym for 6:30 a.m he just had the biggest smile on his face,” the coach recalled Cordova told The New Mexican he’d heard from several coaches across the state Sunday including some who had coached Manzanares in football and baseball and his family are very well-known in our community,” Cordova said adding the other coaches “know what a competitor he is and what a fine man he is.” Cordova said a public memorial for Manzanares will likely be planned in the future Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Receive a list of headlines from the latest edition of The New Mexican in your inbox every morning get a preview of The New Mexican's big Sunday stories and review highlights from the week Stay informed of the latest local news by receiving emails as soon as news is posted online Stay up to date with news from the Capitol during the legislative session and follow New Mexico politics throughout the year A guide to 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We hope that you continue to enjoy our free content no promotional deals were found matching that code Valaree Manzanares is shown on the Goddard Softball fields Goddard High School recently hired former player Valaree Manzanares to become their softball coach starting next season Many of the Goddard High School sports teams have hired new coaches over the past few months and they decided on someone who played on the softball team not too long ago — Manzanares “Goddard is home,” Manzanares said with excitement after being asked why she chose this coaching job Manzanares played softball for Goddard starting her sophomore year after she transferred from Roswell High She played both pitcher and first base during her time in high school Her time at Goddard saw a lot of success for her and Goddard would make the all-district team and would be voted the team’s most valuable player Goddard would make the state playoffs for the first time since 2015 and be the sixth seed which was the highest seed they have ever been They also beat Artesia for the first time in 15 years with Manzanares being the one who scored the winning run in the game She would then play at Luna Community College in Las Vegas Manzanares’ playing career came to an end late last year after needing to have reconstructive ankle surgery That decision would lead to her getting the job at Goddard I jumped at the opportunity,” Manzanares said She may have a lot to learn being a younger coach but she does not let that deter her from being the best coach she can be Manzanares feels like she can better resonate with the players due to them being close to age and she can understand the many struggles and situations the players go through since Valaree was in their shoes not too long ago Manzanares also knows that there is a job to do She can’t let the players get away with everything and there needs to be a level of respect and buy-in from the team but the players know that I want to get stuff done and that’s to get the team in a better direction,” Manzanares said Manzanares said that she feels that she has accomplished that The players have been working hard for her in the short time she has been there and they have listened to everything that she recommended The goal of many coaches is to win the championship “There need to be baby steps before we win a state championship,” she explained Then get out of the first round of the playoffs Then we can focus on winning a championship.” Manzanares said she believes that under her guidance Manzanares is currently going through off-season programs with the softball team while also working with the volleyball team She is also finishing her college classes as she hopes to graduate with her bachelor’s degree soon Manzanares wanted to give a shoutout to her many coaches throughout the years That includes Art Sandoval from her time at Roswell High Rebecca Marrujo and Tiffany Bolanos from Goddard and Randy Krutsch from her time at Luna Community College The 2025 Goddard softball season starts in the spring The date of the first game will be determined at a later time Photo by: Duke AthleticsDWS: Blue Devil Alumnx Spotlight - Mandy Manzanares DeOrio6/24/2024 9:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer Pojoaque coach Ryan Cordova uses the jersey of former teammate Nick Manzanares to rally the Elks against Pecos on Dec 13 in the Al Armendariz Classic at Capital Manzanares died in a vehicle rollover Sept The Pojoaque jersey of Nick Manzanares marks a seat during the Elk’s game against Pecos on Dec 22 in a vehicle rollover on Interstate 25 near Algodones dives over Pecos guard Brandon Holton for a loose ball Dec Pojoaque center Luke Pacheco shoots as Pecos' Cameron Holton defends Dec collides with Pecos forward Adrian Quintana on Dec 13  in the Al Armendariz Classic at Capital Pojoaque coach Ryan Cordova collects the jersey of former teammate Nick Manzanares after a pep talk before the Elks' game against Pecos on Dec 22 vehicle rollover on Interstate 25 near Algodones There were days this fall when Jordan Lopez found himself sitting in his first-period class at Pojoaque Valley High School when a little smile began creeping across his face the moment would often fade as quickly as it started and he’d return to sitting in stoic silence “Literally like every day Nick would go to McDonald’s before school and he’d hit me up to see what I wanted,” Lopez says quietly Lopez and Nick Manzanares met in kindergarten instantly drawn to one another by a shared love of sports a similar sense of humor and personalities that meshed from day one All that’s left these days are memories and 12 game jersey Manzanares would have been wearing stretched over the top of a vacant spot on the bench The void left from an unforgettable tragedy that claimed Manzanares’s life is something Lopez and the rest of the Pojoaque Valley boys basketball program are still dealing with the pain still very much resting at the surface died in a one-car rollover on Interstate 25 near Algodones in the early morning hours of Sept Reports say he was driving to his mother’s house in Rio Rancho following his school’s homecoming dance not just for his family but for a team and community that had seen him grow from a quiet little kid into a young man with confidence and untapped potential it still feels like it’s not real,” says teammate Luke Pacheco We were all excited for basketball and now we come to these games and see his mom and his family up in the stands It makes you want to play as hard as you can for them.” Teammate Luke Cordova says Manzanares is a driving force for the Elks When things get rough and the days seem heavy they’re reminded about the spirit their fallen teammate brought to the table every day “We’re out there playing for him,” he says “The thing I’ll always remember about him isn’t the kind of player he was but he’d walk into a room and would be the life of the party and always be messing with kids Ryan Cordova has coached at the high school and college level for most of his adult life having dealt with adversity on and off the court in more ways than he can count When he learned one of his own was taken entirely too soon it left a hole that simply cannot be filled have the ability to leave lasting impressions I close my eyes and I see Nick smiling every day “Days when I’m anxious or maybe feeling a little nervous ‘I got you,’ because that’s the kind of kid he was Perhaps no one has struggled with the accident quite like Lopez He says he can’t recall a single argument he and Manzanares had he would always make me smile,” Lopez says Lopez said he kept to himself a lot after the accident He would instinctively bounce back any time someone needed emotional support because What took a bit longer was letting his own emotions pour out it’s what he would have done and it’s definitely something he would have told me to do,” Lopez says “Our friends let me know it was OK for us to go through it together Manzanares’ friends and teammates remember him as a goofball someone who was generous with his time and wiling to do the little things to keep things interesting hoops and rounding up his guys to go to the gym he came back a different person,” says teammate Mario Baros “He was the clown outside of school and still the same guy after that camp and we’ve just got to do all this for him.” Undefeated heading into this weekend’s championship game of the Ben Lujan Tournament the Elks have been one of the pleasant surprises this season in Class 4A Pacheco says the person who would have been surprised the least over their fast start would have been Manzanares “He told us that’s what we were here to do Nick always expected the best out of all of us Pojoaque is playing like a team driving forward for something bigger than a trophy the one that hangs in the locker room before tipoff the one Ryan Cordova proudly slings over his shoulder as he leaves the gym is a testament to that “I can’t imagine what it’s like for his parents but the whole family continues to support us because they know how much these guys all loved Nick,” he says but hopefully something good comes out of this, Hopefully we honor his memory the way he deserves.” futsal was back at the Palau Blaugrana and Tino Pérez's team responded with last minute 3-2 victory over Manzanares in the second league game of the season The hero of the hour was Antonio Pérez who scored twice his side coming just 10 seconds from the end of the game to give Barça their first win of the campaign The first half was a tricky one for the home side with few goalscoring opportunities Dyego went close for Barça before the visitors took the lead in the 15th minute with Álvaro taking one of their few chances in the opening period Manzanares took their lead into the break and it was not until the second half that Barça drew level Touré fired home on 29 minutes to make it 1-1 and just three minutes later Antonio scored his first of the game to put the blaugranes in front a spirited Manzanares pulled it back to 2-2 with a goal from Daniel Gabriel to secure what looked like a point from their visit to the Palau With just 10 seconds remaining in the game Antonio's shot found its way into the back of the net to send the Palau wild and record a first win for Tino Pérez as Barça coach Senior associate AD for sports administration Ed Manzanares was once the youngest NCAA Division II basketball coach in the country when he took the reigns at New Mexico Highlands before he turned 30 the desire to look under every rock and stretch all them pennies to the breaking point must not look miserly or get frustrated at your lot in life Logic suggests the University of New Mexico is deep in the throes of a national search for its new athletic director into the latter stages of that hunt after Eddie Nuñez announced Aug 17 he was leaving to take the same position at Houston a woman or man with previous experience as an AD at a mid-major or plenty of time learning the ropes as an understudy at a school from a power conference The safe bet is a candidate who has had very little There’s nothing wrong with using the resources at hand to find the best available candidate for a job that is the living embodiment of struggling up a sand dune with the wind in your face choosing an in-house candidate like interim AD David Williams or senior associate AD for sports administration Ed Manzanares The former is a familiar face around these parts Manzanares was once the youngest NCAA Division II basketball coach in the country when he took the reigns at New Mexico Highlands before he turned 30 the Escalante High grad returned to Highlands a few years later and served as When people talk about the good ol’ days — albeit recent — of NMHU athletics most of the major milestones came when he was in charge from 2006-13 The football team was a conference contender after he beat enough bushes to fully fund the program with 28 athletic scholarship equivalencies the maximum allowed at the time by the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference The coaches he hired during his tenure — Eric Young for football and Joe Harge for men’s hoops among them — had solid success while the veteran coaches already in place at the time like Steve Jones (baseball) and Bob DeVries (track) flourished with unwavering financial support Manzanares did it by networking a limited alumni base and cozying up to as many local businesses and school administrators as humanly possible felt like the back burner of college sports he drummed up millions of dollars for facility upgrades and manufactured a financially viable athletic department that had constant access to scholarships and resources People were drawn to his charismatic approach his perpetually upbeat and optimistic personality He had inroads to the power brokers who had the financial means to make his duct tape-and-elbow-grease department better and he befriended the people who helped him in that quest One can only wonder what it would be like if he took that same approach at UNM a department whose annual athletic budget is roughly 10 times the size of Highlands Running the show at UNM is no small challenge The football program is woefully underfunded and the facility needs a massive facelift but in a state that does have an alumni base big enough to plug some of the holes having a sports boss who knows how to bring their financial gain to the table would be a plus Conventional wisdom says that Lobos fans think the best candidate isn’t the one right under their noses A résumé whose bullet points have non-New Mexico flavor is somehow more attractive than homegrown talent It’s not like anyone from these parts (cough born in Taos who runs one of most high-powered departments in NCAA history) can stay home and actually do anything to help the state’s flagship school that has always looked beyond our borders for its top people Maybe we’ve reached a point where someone like Manzanares gets his shot Will Webber is the sports editor at The New Mexican. Email him at wwebber@sfnewmexican.com 2024 at 5:52 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Eric Manzanares was indicted Wednesday in the 2022 shooting (Ocean County Corrections website)TOMS RIVER NJ — A Monmouth County man has been indicted in the killing of a Brick Township man in a shooting that injured two others at a hookah lounge in Toms River in 2022 the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office announced Thursday of Asbury Park was indicted Wednesday by an Ocean County grand jury on charges of murder possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose possession of a high capacity ammunition magazine and two counts of being a certain person not to possess a weapon all in connection with the killing of Nymere Tinsley Tinsley was shot in the lower abdomen and died at the scene were taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune Miller was shot in the stomach and Bland suffered a gunshot wound to his elbow; both were treated and later released from the hospital Investigators determined Manzanares was responsible for the shooting and he was charged later that day with murder The fatal shooting led to Toms River officials shutting down the business and fining the business owner and property owner $4,500 over multiple zoning and code violations The township's quality of life task force had been investigating the lounge after multiple complaints about activities at the business which had been located in the Anchorage Square shopping center briefly before moving to Silverton Shopping Center Billhimer said the following agencies were involved in the investigation of the shooting and the arrest and extradition of Manzanares: the Ocean County Prosecutor’s Office Major Crime and High Tech Crime units; Toms River Police Department Ocean County Sheriff’s Office Crime Scene Investigation Unit and Prince William County (Virginia) Police Department Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. please click the box below to let us know you're not a robot Get the most important global markets news at your fingertips with a Bloomberg.com subscription — A Puerto Rican man is continuing his family business just outside of Wesley Chapel Jose "Pepe" Manzanares started Prime Butcher after his house was damaged by Hurricane Maria His father started a food service company in Puerto Rico in 1974 bringing high-quality meats to this area of Pasco County Prime Butcher imports standard meats that are not typically found in grocery stores They also have special machines that dry age meats specifically to the customer's liking or even inject things like coffee or Cognac into the meat You can also find oven-ready meals like meatloaf and lasagnas "It's super important because I come from a foodie family and we love it when everybody's talking and raving about us when they're cooking at home," explains Manzanares Manzanares is also committed to supporting other families' small businesses in the community he's currently supporting 31 families that sell their products in-store Latest Pasco County News from ABC Action News Report a typo The Paseo del Sistema Solar (Solar System Walk) is a three-dimensional model of the solar system that was inaugurated on September 10 This project was conceived by scientist Julián Gómez-Cambronero Pacheco It offers an opportunity to understand the vastness of our universe on a pleasant walk through the park. In 2007, Gómez-Cambronero, a professor at Wright State University in Ohio which scales the size of the planets and their distance from the sun for the city of Manzanares His idea came about in an attempt to explain the real dimensions of the universe to his daughter Julia and to give her a more realistic perspective than the one shown in books was carried out in the Parque del Polígono It comprises a one-kilometer route divided into two sections The first section depicts the planets from Mercury to Pluto with the asteroid belt separating the inner and outer planets The second section shows other celestial objects on a different scale to reflect their vast distances The section is marked by monoliths containing scale fiberglass models of each planet along with informative plaques about their scientific properties the park was renamed in honor of Gómez-Cambronero The tour aims to provide a realistic picture of the size of the solar system and serves as both an educational facility and a leisure attraction for park visitors The project uses a scale in which the sun has a diameter of 8.4 meters Jupiter is 86 centimeters tall and the earth is about the size of an orange (7.7 centimeters) Distances between planets are similarly scaled This functional solar system model was inspired by the famous Eisinga Planetarium A brass and marble scale model of the solar system embedded in the concrete our neighboring planets are represented by metal spheres spread across an English village The nearest stars are represented by spheres in California and Australia A 1:2 billion-scale solar system leads visitors into this German university town The giant statue and its model solar system honor the native Pole who declared that the Earth revolves around the Sun Bronze plates placed around this Scottish fishing village form a true-scale model of the solar system One of the largest mechanical models of the solar system in the world M. Cristina Manzanares, professor in the Department of Pathology and Experimental Therapy of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Barcelona, has been appointed general secretary of the Association for Dental Education in Europe (ADEE) was made within the ADEE annual meeting which took place from 25 to 28 September in Szeged (Hungary) is an independent European organisation representing academic dentistry and the community of dental educators ADEE has played an important role by enhancing the quality of education advancing the professional development of dental educators and supporting research in education and training of oral health personnel The ADEE has participated in many European projects on dental education which have constituted the academic framework for Dentistry studies in the European Higher Education Area In the annual meeting that took place in Birmingham in September 2013 Barcelona was chosen as the venue to celebrate the 2016 annual meeting La Universidad Nacional de Rosario awarded the Honoris Causa Doctorate Degree to Dr Jorge Manzanares Robles in a ceremony that took place at the University Cultural Space It was chaired by the Vice-Rector Héctor Darío Masía and the dean of the Faculty of Dentistry Gabriela Pisterna “For those of us who belong to the health area and especially to teaching and research in pharmacology Manzanares Robles because we identify him as our benchmark in the scientific advancement of knowledge about the biomedical use of cannabis and cannabinoids and because He is recognized for his human qualities in the American and European continents as a teacher" Full Professor of the Chair of Pharmacology of the Faculty of Dentistry of the UNR who highlighted: "For him the medicine It never ceased to be a social good “It is a very exciting moment for me and it is also a great honor and responsibility that I can join with this important link to the UNR and be able to contribute to the work that is being developed I will do everything possible to achieve the mark of quality honesty and academic value that this public institution deserves" gave a lecture entitled "The role of pharmacology to normalize behavior in psychiatric disorders and in the adictions" On June 8 and 9, Manzanares Robles will chair the First International Symposium on the Use of Cannabis and Cannabinoid Derivatives organized by the UNR and the Miguel Hernández University of Elche (Spain) Manzanares Robles graduated in Pharmacy from the Complutense University of Madrid in 1985 and received his doctorate in Pharmacology from the Faculty of Pharmacy in 1987 During this phase he also worked in the research and psychiatry service of the Ramón y Cajal Hospital in Madrid and in the biochemistry service of the La Paz Hospital in Madrid From 1988 to the end of 1993 he was a researcher at the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology at Michigan State University in the USA he worked as a researcher hired by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health He was principal investigator of more than 45 projects on animal modeling and clinical studies financed with public and private funds He received the Research Performance Award for Professors from the Miguel Hernández University and the 2016 Award from the Ibero-American Academy of Pharmacy He has published more than 200 scientific articles in international journals and book chapters on different aspects of the neuropsychopharmacology of neuropsychiatric diseases He presented 270 communications to national and international conferences and was invited to give more than 200 scientific conferences in Spain he is part of the 2017-2021 National Network of addictive disorders for groups of excellence of the Spanish Ministry of Health Since 2011 he is Professor of Pharmacology and Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy of the Miguel Hernández University on the San Juan de Alicante Campus he was named academic of the Royal National Academy of Pharmacy of Spain of the National Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Mexico and of the Mexican Academy of Psychiatry and Mental Health Journalist: Victoria Arrabal/Photographer: Pablo Correa Universidad Nacional de Rosario – Government Headquarters – Maipú 1065 (Legal address) – Vice-rectorate – Córdoba 1814