Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Texas to Lolo and Erlinda Carrillo on November 9 He married Anita Nabarrette Carrillo on November 28 He worked in maintenance and as a machinist for many years Joedy is preceded in death by Parents Lolo and Erlinda Carrillo from 9AM – 9PM at Martinez Funeral Home with a Rosary at 7PM Chapel Service is set for 2PM Friday April 11 Burial to follow at American Heritage Cemetery in Midland 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 Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account 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 Legal proceedings for Phi Gamma Delta hazing defendant Benjamin Parres were delayed time and time again until after the trial of Ryan Delanty Parres was to be a witness in Delanty's trial Delanty isn't going to trial, but instead pleaded guilty to misdemeanors and was sentenced Friday to six months in jail and six months in home detention during an emotional hearing The prosecution on Tuesday dismissed the charges against Parres, of Chesterfield. He was charged with felony hazing and misdemeanors at the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house at the University of Missouri resulted in alcohol poisoning for freshman pledge Danny Santulli The brain damage it caused left Santulli unable to see Santulli is under constant care from his family in Minnesota Several other defendants have pleaded guilty to lesser charges and been sentenced to short jail sentences Hearings for defendants John O'Neill and Samuel Lane are scheduled for next month but it's not clear if their charges also will be dismissed Roger McKinney is the Tribune's education reporter He can be reached at rmckinney@columbiatribune.com along with his mother Elsa and brother Heiti came to the United States sponsored by Zion Lutheran Church and resided in Minot North Dakota where they obtained their Certificate of Naturalization in 1956 Mati attended and graduated from Minot High School where he discovered a passion for basketball when he and his team won the State Championship in 1961 He continued his education at the University of North Dakota (UND) where he earned his degree in Business Accounting During his time at UND Mati was a player on the 1965-1966 Basketball Team – North Central Conference Champions NCAA Midwest Region Champions and Fourth in NCAA Finals After North Dakota Mati moved to Chicago where he started his career in accounting he had the opportunity to play pick-up games or scratch games with the Chicago Bulls He then took his career in accounting to San Diego & Arizona where he worked for companies like Lucky Stores Yellow Front Stores and Checker Auto Parts Here he spent many years with large companies like Whole Foods and Bandag Tires travel and spend time with family and friends he moved to Ventura County to be closer to family great nephew Jacob and great niece Ronni (Eric) He also leaves his former sister-in-law Ricki He is preceded in death by his father Kristjan Parres of Estonia his mother Elsa (Nauman) of Estonia and his bother Heiti 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vision health strategies The NEHEP Planning Group is a national team of leading professionals in eye health Members advise on the development and implementation of NEHEP activities and help align efforts across the NEHEP Partnership They also contribute directly to NEHEP’s mission of making eye health a national public health priority As a faculty member at Midwestern University Wright’s appointment reflects both her clinical expertise and her ongoing commitment to improving health education for populations at higher risk for vision loss.  “My role on the NEHEP Planning Group lets me bring the latest in eye health research and community outreach right into my work at Midwestern University,” Dr “I’m excited to translate innovative strategies into everyday lessons and care inspiring students to become proactive advocates and providing patients with clear relatable guidance for protecting their vision.” This national appointment highlights Midwestern University’s dedication to advancing public health through both patient care and professional leadership Wright’s contributions to the NEHEP Planning Group will help shape national strategies aimed at preventing vision loss and improving eye health outcomes across the country Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Three former Phi Gamma Delta fraternity — commonly known as Fiji — members at the University of Missouri had their felony hazing cases dismissed after agreeing to be cooperating witnesses in a connected case Benjamin Parres and John James "Jack" O'Neill entered into deferral agreements after agreeing to cooperate and testify against Danny Santulli's "pledge father" Ryan Delanty if his case went to trial the Boone County Prosecuting Attorney's Office confirmed to KOMU 8 News on Tuesday The hazing cases are in connection to a October 2021 Fiji fraternity party that left Santulli with brain injuries Lane was the Fiji president at the time of the incident and O'Neill served as the MU fraternity's live-in house supervisor All three agreements require the defendants to meet several conditions such as community service and completing a Mothers Against Drunk Driving Impact Panel assistant prosecuting attorney Nick Komoroski said The cases were dismissed without prejudice meaning new criminal cases could be filed against the individuals if they violate the agreement A total of 11 people were charged in the case Benjamin Karl's felony hazing case is the only case that remains unresolved The family of Martha Ann Dillard created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne By continuing to browse this website, or closing this message, you agree to our use of cookies © Siemens Gamesa WindEurope’s Board of Directors has elected José Luis Blanco as the Association’s new Chair for an 18-month term The election comes one week after European Commission President von der Leyen announced a new “Wind Power Package” to support Europe’s struggling wind energy supply chain Today WindEurope’s Board of Directors has elected José Luis Blanco as the Association’s new Chair and Alfredo Parres The election comes one week after European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in her “State of the Union” speech announced a new “Wind Power Package” and underlined that “the future of our clean tech industry has to be made in Europe” The European Union wants much more home-grown and competitive wind energy to decarbonise its energy system and to reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels The EU and Governments have set ambitious targets – 420 GW of wind energy by 2030 But the reality in the wind industry does not reflect this ambition The struggles of the European wind supply chain result in Chinese turbine manufacturers now winning first orders in Europe looser standards and unconventional financial terms There is a very real risk that the expansion of wind energy will be made in China Commenting on his appointment, José Luis Blanco said: “We welcome European Commission President von der Leyen’s repeated commitment to supporting a Green Deal “made in Europe” It is set to provide jobs to 450,000 Europeans by 2030 But Europe’s wind turbine manufacturers and their suppliers are under pressure The EU’s “Wind Power Package” must further accelerate permitting get the auction design for wind energy right and strengthen and expand EU manufacturing and supply chains the EU will not be able to de-risk and increase the resilience of its energy supply and economy The announced measures cannot come soon enough.” The European Commission and European Parliament want to accelerate the electrification of Europe’s economy This makes the build-out and optimisation of Europe’s its electricity grids indispensable Alfredo Parres commented: “Electricity grids are the backbone of Europe’s decarbonised future energy system Europe must double its annual investment in electricity grids to deliver a seamless integration of renewable energy in line with the EU 2030 targets The EU must strengthen and expand its current grid supply chain to avoid bottlenecks in offshore substations To accelerate the expansion and optimisation of Europe’s grids the EU must radically simplify grid planning processes and clarify rules on grid connection and curtailment.” The Renewable Energy Directive revision has brought important improvements to wind energy planning and permitting Now it’s time for Member States to implement these positive changes *José Luis Blanco serves as CEO of Nordex Group for more than six years Before that he held different roles within the wind industry among them more than 3 years as CEO Wind Power at Acciona and different management roles at Gamesa *Alfredo Parres is working as Head of Renewables at Hitachi Energy for two years Before that he has worked more than 20 years at ABB where he held different positions focusing on in the seamless integration of renewable energies into the grid His customers included turbine manufacturers and Harrison Reichman each had court appearances on Monday Previous court documents have named O'Neil as the Phi Gamma Delta house father at MU Parres as the "pledge educator," and Morrison as a fraternity brother An attorney for the victim's family said surveillance footage from the night of the incident shows Reichman attempting to pick up the unconscious victim in an effort to take him outside attorneys noted a hefty amount of evidence to sift through ahead of a trial Attorneys for several of the defendants have alluded to large amounts of evidence to go through in these cases much of this comes from hours of surveillance footage showing the night of the incident drinking and taking part in different rituals before an unconscious Santulli is left alone on a couch Judges set new hearings for each of the four defendants: Morrison and Reichman will have court appearances on January 30 and O'Neil and Parres will have hearings on February 6 Uncategorized What did you take away from Kirkwood High School Get news and recommendations from the local arts scene sent to your inbox weekly Start your mornings with a fresh take on the day’s top local news from Sarah Fenske and Ryan Krull Our award-winning content brings readers revealing profiles Start your mornings with a fresh take on the day’s top local news Jeremy Maclin had the nickname "Smiley" as a child, which is impressive considering his rough childhood as detailed in a New York Times feature story in 2007 where his father left the family when Maclin was just 7 months and his siblings were 8 and 4 worked two jobs to keep the family afloat while Maclin's older brother changed his baby brother's diapers and prepared meals saw him climbing through a window on a chilly October night because he was locked out of his own house Maclin was all-but-legally adopted by the Parres family during his sophomore year of high school "They all made me who I am today," Maclin said Maclin was ranked the nation's No. 24 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No Ravens player had a better weekend than Mark Ingram II who welcomed baby Mayla into the world during an Alabama national championship 10-year celebration A felony charge against a former University of Missouri fraternity member accused in the hazing of Danny Santulli has been dismissed without prejudice according to an email from Boone County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Nicholas Komoroski Komoroski stated that Parres entered a deferral agreement which includes performing community service and completing a Mothers Against Drunk Driving Victim Impact Panel Parres entered the agreement after he was a “cooperating witness” in the state’s case against Ryan Delanty Delanty was the "pledge dad" of Santulli when Santulli became unresponsive after drinking at an October 2021 Phi Gamma Delta fraternity party Delanty "recklessly caused serious physical injury" to Santulli by giving him alcohol and encouraging him to drink it Santulli was left unable to walk, talk or see after suffering a traumatic brain injury that night Komoroski wrote that Parres could still be charged if he violates the deferral agreement A number of accused fraternity members have taken plea deals in the case: Samuel Lane and Benjamin Karl, both of Columbia, are both charged with felony hazing. A hearing for Lane’s case is set for 9 a.m while Karl’s next hearing is scheduled at 10 a.m ABC 17 News is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation Please keep your comments respectful and relevant. You can review our Community Guidelines by clicking here If you would like to share a story idea, please submit it here Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | Community Guidelines | KMIZ-TV FCC Public File | FCC Applications | Do Not Sell My Personal Information he’s on my sweet spot,” John Stamos-as-Uncle Jesse Katsopolis pleads to the referee of his in-progress charity three-on-three basketball game “I can’t find pants,” Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (as himself) matter-of-factly replies That joke lands just before one of the more unlikely game-winners in scripted television history whose basketball ability had been proved to be worse than the family dog’s earlier in the episode launches and buries a contested deep shot from the right side to propel his team (also featuring Danny Tanner and Joey Gladstone If you were a late-’80s or ’90s kid (or the parent of one) “Full House” was a prime time or after-school staple And midway through the series’ eighth and final season the family-friendly sitcom welcomed one of its more prominent guest stars an awkwardly dreadful player during the bulk of the game Jesse pleads to let him take a shot from his sweet spot — a feat he believes will make toddler sons Nicky and Alex proud of him Abdul-Jabbar’s eavesdropping on the huddle helps persuade D.J that the other team will never expect Jesse to get the ball Though a defender is standing on Jesse’s spot — leading to the funny exchange with Abdul-Jabbar — Jesse drills a more challenging shot that even Abdul-Jabbar calls “amazing.” ‘Kareem Abdul-Jabbar taught me how to play basketball.’” “Why don’t we keep that as our little secret?” Abdul-Jabbar says it does not matter that Nicky and Alex missed Jesse’s big moment because they were on a “potty break.” Their dad is their hero no matter what here’s-the-life-lesson music plays in the background as they wrap each other in hugs To reminisce about this episode more than 25 years later The Athletic tracked down writer Laurie Parres producer and crew member includes work on “Charmed,” “Spin City” and “The Golden Girls.” But “Air Jesse” was “very special,” she said because it was her first solo television writing credit that got produced “I was a baby writer,” she recently recalled by phone And then when Kareem was in it … going back to 25 years ago Here are some of Parres’ other memories of working on that episode: When Parres moved to Los Angeles from Michigan a historic beachside seafood restaurant off the Pacific Coast Highway The Lakers were frequent visitors “The basketball players used to come in and hang out and watch games,” Parres said Kareem is here.’ So for him to be in my episode was really exciting.” Parres had started on “Full House” as a writers’ assistant And as part of the show’s periodic effort to give breaks to greener writers Parres received the call-up for this episode She acknowledges that the overarching storyline had already been created And any writers’ room is a collaborative effort to outline One of the areas Parres needed assistance: basketball jargon “The guys were trying to explain to me what a pick was,” Parres said It was a lot like when I wrote an episode of ‘Odd Squad,’ which is a PBS show and it teaches math to 5-year-olds I was horrified that I had to look up the difference between a number and a numeral “Writing about basketball for me was like writing about math Abdul-Jabbar already had several television and film credits the staff took care while writing for somebody who was not a full-time actor Parres remembers wanting to play to Abdul-Jabbar’s strengths “He was great in terms of being very dry with his reactions toward John (Stamos) He could not make people feel more at ease on set everybody setting him up to win as much as they possibly could Parres recalls a buzz from the studio audience and crew when Abdul-Jabbar was on set his opening scene featured his trademark shot But he did not sink the sky hook on the first try because the stage was so small,” Parres said “But it took him more than a couple tries to get the basket in front of our live audience Uncle Jesse receives general shooting tips from Abdul-Jabbar (played by Candace Cameron Bure) demonstrates the most basketball acumen in the episode When Jesse asks why he’s never supposed to shoot says it’s because he’s the team’s “defensive specialist” (then jokes that whoever Jesse guards will undoubtedly be the opposing team’s leading scorer) Before switching the final play to set up Jesse she initially directs Joey (Dave Coulier) to set a pick for Danny (Bob Saget) at the top of the key This would be great representation for sports-loving young women in 2020 “Candace was this cool chick who knew how to play basketball and could coach the guys,” Parres said Abdul-Jabbar was not the only famous guest star in this episode About two years before “Air Bud” was released Buddy the Wonder Dog appeared briefly as family dog Comet jumps and pokes the ball with his nose up into the basket let’s see if I can teach my dog to play basketball,’” Parres said a squishy basketball that looked like a real basketball We weren’t throwing an actual basketball at the dog’s nose (Read more about Buddy the Wonder Dog in The Athletic’s terrific oral history of “Air Bud,” which appeared in our sports movie package) Parres estimates it took about three hours to record one episode of “Full House” in front of a live studio audience And she imagines the high adrenaline feels much like a basketball game the writers scrambled to pitch alternatives and rewrote on the spot the actor would try the new line for the next take “You’ve only got a couple minutes to get that winning pitch in Everybody’s just tossing everything they can into the middle That’s sort of when the fun in the moment is Parres wanted to commemorate her career accomplishment by getting her script cover signed Parres noticed he did not include his first name on the autograph “One of the guys (from the writers’ room) who knows basketball goes He saves Kareem for the big money,’” Parres said He was a forward-thinking guy in that way.” Find more stories from The Athletic’s Sports and TV Week here Our promise towards a carbon-neutral future EconiQ Consulting supports customers addressing their unique environmental performance needs Meet IdentiQ™ digital twin for sustainable Service is our commitment to the world’s largest existing installed base and the future of the energy system Accelerating a clean energy transition with a range of solutions for solar Discover the people and technologies behind the multiple pathways towards a carbon-neutral future Advancing a sustainable energy future for all we are co-creating global and local solutions to benefit society Get in-depth insights on topics and trends in the energy sector from industry thought leaders in this animation series about the world of electricity and sustainable energy Diversity and inclusion are the core of our success Adrian Timbus invites wind power experts and 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optimize costs across the overall system one needs to also consider the voltage level at which the equipment operates our studies show that we can get a higher efficiency and a lower cost of the overall system if we use 132 kV voltage levels,” explains Alfredo Parres we were developing 600 to 700 MW wind farms The addition of 1.5 to 2 GW wind farms that we see ahead creates constraint-related questions for grid connection capacity.  For these wind farms we need efficient and resilient transmission solutions such as HVDC operating at extra high voltage levels.  That’s something we would expect to work on together with technology leaders like Hitachi ABB Power Grids,” says Rajnish.  we think that floating wind is going to be a key technology for achieving our climate ambitions towards 2050 our ambition is to reduce capex by another 40 percent,” he continues “Scaling these projects from one turbine to five turbines to 11 turbines has brought these cost reductions Scale is really important 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We simulated and tested the behaviour of electrical components in both wind turbines and substations There are no technology barriers to develop and scale up floating solutions,” says Alfredo “We need to standardize the floating systems in order for the industry to align and contribute to the scaling up,” he continues “We are bringing a lot of technical development from our oil and gas business over to offshore wind Equinor has always been at the forefront of utilizing new technologies and we’ve been working a lot with digitalization we have been using drones for the inspection of blades we have used autonomous subsea inspection vehicles which we can also utilize for offshore wind,” explains Rajnish “The wind industry was very much developed around turbines and they are really sophisticated and intelligent machines But the industry can do more with integrating the data across the whole system and using the information from the turbines and consume this in a smart way to further reduce operational expenditure Production and revenue forecasting is very important for developers before investing beginning with the design and during the operation of the wind farms we need to integrate data across many areas and of course offtake energy prices.  energy management and prognostic asset management are critical solutions for wind farm operators to ensure the investment case is achieved “Predictive maintenance is really important and a low-hanging fruit Sharing data and utilizing it for decision making is also very important We have a lot of data today and we need to exploit it better and utilize it to improve operations and maintenance,” adds Rajnish.  we need the tight collaboration of all stakeholders - the developers we need to ensure industry growth through proper policies across all markets in order to confirm the volumes for the supply chain Visibility and stability of the policies always play an important role to bring an industry to maturity We also need to agree on the areas of exploitation and ensure we have the proper grid connections to plug in the wind energy “The grid is a constraint that needs to be addressed You can already see in many markets that these constraints are limiting the development of offshore wind We need modernization of the grid and the surrounding infrastructure to ensure speed of development and reach net-zero targets,” says Rajnish.  The grid is central to offshore wind conversations and designing the offshore grid and expanding the onshore grid are part of the solution It's investing into the future that ultimately brings prosperity We need strong infrastructure for the future and with electricity as the backbone of the carbon-neutral world the grids need to be in good shape,” adds Alfredo We also need to evolve our energy and grid management solutions to suit the future – more dynamic state – of the system as we build more and more wind power in the waters around us we must guarantee that consumers are able to profit from it Electrification solutions for transportation and heating and cooling sectors must therefore be adopted we will achieve our carbon-neutral ambitions in time and at an affordable cost – with electricity as the backbone of the entire energy sector.  Sign In Register THUNDER BAY – The family of Richard Graham is hoping they will locate him soon said the family has been trying to find him so we've scoured the bush here at the park itself We've gone into areas of the city searching for him “People in the general public have probably seen us out and about placing posters on poles and talking to people to ask them for any information regarding Richard “We’ve just about done everything and we're at this point pleading for any kind of information that we can get,” he said Graham frequented the Dew Drop Inn for his meals “He's like all these other residents of the encampments they travel a lot either by bus or by foot and they are able to cover great distances in very short periods of time He could be just about anywhere in this city." Poster said Grahm felt protected in the Current River Park “He thought it was a safer area for himself as opposed to the other encampments all his friends said they looked out for each other The longest he ever disappeared for was a week at a time and for him to be gone after that week It was just very odd that he didn't follow his normal routines “I would always see him here in the park I'd see him charging his phone or whatever and then there was just nothing after that." Poster said Graham has not been seen by his family since July 30 and the family is hoping he will contact them We're looking everywhere for him and we've been everywhere in this city There are not too many places we haven't been." Poster said if anyone has any information to contact the police He's only five-foot-six and maybe weighs (around) 120 pounds and he can hide in places where you wouldn't think a normal person could fit inside of." It’s very traumatic to see the plight of some Thunder Bay residents "struggling to get by with their addictions or mental health Richard had mental health issues and that has led to all of this Poster said his mom is also worried about him but I don't know if she could take this “I just want to plead to everyone to look in your backyard he could have passed out and fell down somewhere Thunder Bay Police officers are encouraging residents across the entire city to check their home and business surveillance footage as well as to check their properties for any sighting of Graham said they are still looking into any tips they receive The investigation is ongoing and still developing at this point We're just making a plea to the public to perhaps check any video cameras We're specifically interested in July 30 as a day “Known areas of travel could include the entire city We haven't been able to narrow it down to any specific area.” The last footage of Graham is him getting on a bus going southbound “Right near the corner of MacDougall on North Cumberland That's the bus he got on and it was southbound It would have been heading towards the Water Street bus terminal.” Parres said the main thing they are looking for is surveillance video Anyone with information can contact police at 807-684-1200 CREB® acknowledges that our office is located on the traditional territories of the peoples of the Treaty 7 region: the Siksika and Piikani Nations of the Blackfoot Confederacy; the Chiniki Bearspaw and Good Stoney Nations of the Stoney Nakoda; and the Tsuut’ina Nation We also acknowledge that the region in which we serve is home to Métis Nation of Alberta Districts 4 In the spirit of reconciliation and because we are all treaty people we also acknowledge all Calgarians who make our homes in the traditional Treaty 7 territory of Southern Alberta.