Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Hermila Cerda Lopez was born on April 3, 1946, and passed away October 12, 2024, at the age of 78. Hermila was preceded in death by her parents Jose Santos Cerda and Petra Samaniego Cerda and sister Elida Cerda Valladarez. She is survived by... View Obituary & Service Information The family of Hermila Cerda Lopez created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne University of Notre Dame Keough School of Global Affairs Office of Information Technology Solutions Consultant assists in technology decision-making processes and develops innovative solutions to overcome the IT challenges faced by the school Cerda facilitates seamless support for IT equipment and systems ensuring that the Keough School operates smoothly and efficiently With a strong background in IT consulting spanning over three decades Cerda brings a wealth of knowledge and skill to his position His prior experience includes serving as an OIT solutions consultant at Notre Dame's School of Architecture Cerda contributed to technology decision-making and devising effective solutions to address complex IT challenges faced by the school Before joining the University of Notre Dame Sergio honed his expertise as an IT consultant in the private sector This experience allowed him to develop a diverse skill set and a deep understanding of IT practices across various industries Cerda has a passion for leveraging technology to drive organizational success and for providing cutting-edge IT solutions to advance the Keough School's mission and goals Keough School of Global Affairs © 2025 University of Notre Dame 2025) -- The Amarillo Sod Poodles (2-10) fell to the Frisco RoughRiders (9-3) The visitors out-hit the hosting RoughRiders but drop their fourth straight in the two-run contest It would be Frisco who cracked the scoreboard first this evening debuting for the RoughRiders on a rehab assignment launched a solo home run beyond the left field wall in the first inning A sacrifice fly and an RBI single later in the frame gave Frisco the early 3-0 lead The Sod Poodles earned a run back in their second turn at-bat courtesy of a Christian Cerda solo blast to cut into the home team’s advantage as the catcher picked up his second home run of the season Frisco tacked on two more in a similar fashion to their first inning scoring log collecting the pair of runs via a sacrifice fly from Sebastian Walcott and an RBI single from Josh Hatcher Following the run-scoring single from the hometown left fielder Avery Short set down the next seven Frisco batters in a row The Soddies’ starter trotted back out for the sixth inducing a fielder’s choice and a strikeout before his night was complete keeping the score at 5-1 after getting Walcott to ground out to end the frame With a pair of runners aboard in the top of the eighth Gavin Conticello came through with a broken-bat two-RBI double down the left field line to cut the deficit in half Jose Fernandez checked into the game with a pinch-hit single in the ninth to bring the tying run to the dish in Amarillo’s final turn at bat but he would be stranded on first as Frisco escaped with the 5-3 victory over the Sod Poodles The Soddies return to Riders Field tomorrow with a 7:05 p.m 2.61) will take the hill for Amarillo while RHP Ben Anderson (0-1 5.87) will get the starting nod for Frisco MELLOW CELLO: Picking up two RBI tonight was Gavin Conticello who went 1-for-4 at the dish with a double...he’s driven in a run in three straight games becoming the first Soddie this season to pick up multiple RBI in consecutive games CERDA-FIED BALLER: Checking in with his second home run of the season this evening was Christian Cerda going 2-for-4 in the contest...five of his most recent seven games have included multi-hit performances...he boasts the best batting average on the team at .382 (13-for-34) ranking fourth among qualified Texas League hitters this season ROBINSON: Putting together a multi-hit performance tonight was Kristian Robinson going 2-for-5 with a run scored...he has hit safely in three straight games scoring a run in each of his most recent five games the longest active streak among Amarillo bats Pre-trial release was denied a Chicago woman accused of leading police on a chase from Bloomingdale to Lombard after an alleged retail theft Friday by her passenger The chase also caused a three-way crash that sent one person to the hospital Judge Michael Burton granted state’s motion to detain Autumn Provine She was charged with one felony count of fleeing and eluding police and 19 misdemeanor and petty traffic offenses was charged with a felony for retail theft He was released on the condition he doesn’t enter any Best Buy store according to the DuPage County state’s attorney’s office Bloomingdale police responded to a report of a theft in progress at Best Buy left the store and got into a Lexus RX300 driven by Provine After seeing the Lexus on Army Trail Road near Gladstone Drive Bloomingdale police tried to pull the car over but the driver instead sped up to about 55 mph in a 25 mph zone Police were able to deflate a tire using a spike strip but Provine kept driving east on Army Trail Road They located the Lexus and attempted another traffic stop without success Lombard police said Provine was involved in a three-vehicle crash at Main Street and Roosevelt Road Provine and Cerda left the Lexus and went inside the Jewel-Osco where police found them in bathrooms and took them into custody IATA's Peter Cerda (right) speaks on stage with Routes Editor-in-Chief David Casey at Routes Americas 2024 in Bogota The Latin American and Caribbean Air Transport Association (ALTA) said Peter Cerda the International Air Transport Association’s (IATA) Americas regional vice president will become its new executive director and CEO in March who has been ALTA’s CEO since June 2020 “IATA has agreed that Peter can continue in his current role and consolidate both leadership positions to strengthen the management and work of ALTA and IATA in the region,” ALTA said in a statement becoming a familiar figure in Latin American and Caribbean aviation circles lobbying governments on behalf of the region’s airlines He has long pushed for the region’s governments to lower taxation on airlines Taxes on flight tickets often drive up the cost of traveling to the region to the detriment of local economies “There are periods of time in the year—the Caribbean high season—when it’s more expensive to fly from the U.S than it is to fly from Miami to Dubai,” he told Aviation Week recently “A lot of it has to do with the amount of taxes and fees that are added onto the ticket.” Cerda has pushed governments to use taxes on airlines to fund infrastructure improvements at airports “If it goes into the central coffers it’s not being actually reinvested into airports or aviation,” he said Cerda has also emphasized safety as the airline industry’s top priority 10 at the Routes Americas conference in Nassau Cerda said the recent fatal accident near Washington Reagan National Airport (DCA) was a “wake-up call Safety is the most important day-to-day activity that our industry is working on—and we have to continue that.” ALTA praised Ricardo for guiding the organization through an “exceptionally challenging period skillfully navigating the turbulence of the pandemic.” Cerda will officially take over ALTA’s CEO position on March 15 He has a “clear mission: to contribute to sustainable development over time and the sustainability of air transport in Latin America and the Caribbean,” ALTA said Aaron Karp is a Contributing Editor to the Aviation Week Network insight and analysis from our award-winning editors delivered to your inbox daily Sign up now for NowHab's weekday newsletter Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" 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 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Cerda passed away on November 23, 2024, at the age of 72 in San Antonio, TX. She is preceded in death by her parents Pedro M. Zaragoza and Janie H. Zaragoza; siblings Virginia Zaragoza, Elizabeth Jacobo and Josie Zaragoza. Gloria is... View Obituary & Service Information Cerda created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application at Rio Grande Regional Hospital in McAllen Irene (Benito) Quesada and Margarita (Arturo) Morales.  Funeral service will take place at 10:00 a.m Interment will follow at Palm Valley Memorial Gardens in Pharr.  Funeral services are under the direction of Memorial Funeral Home in San Juan 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 a well-known local businessman and teacher Texas where he graduated from San Felipe High School in 1950 and was chosen as the “most likely to succeed” senior where he attended Bradley University during the day and worked at the Caterpillar Plant at night to finance his education Bill was drafted into the Army during the Korean conflict years and served in Germany as a member of the 868th He returned to Bradley two years later and graduated with a B.A in Accounting and a B.A in International Economics Bill began his career in International Business that spanned 40 years Most notably being part of the team that started the Cummins Engine Co he purchased the Marsh Valve Plant in Dunkirk but closed it down due to a downturn in business Several years later he married Marcia Lawson who encouraged him to attend graduate school at Fredonia While working towards his master’s degree in education he taught Spanish at Persell Middle School After obtaining his degree he taught at Randolph Central School for five years He finished his teaching career as a Spanish Teacher at Holy Family Catholic School Bill was a devout Catholic who attended daily Mass served as a lector and Eucharistic minister and taught religious education classes for both young people and adults at St Bill was an avid tennis player and downhill skier in his younger years Later in life he loved trips to Barcelona Harbor to watch the rare birds and occasional trips to Texas and Bar Harbor Bill was preceded in death by his first wife He is survived by Marcia Lawson de la Cerda (2nd wife) Denise de la Cerda and William “Memo” (Kimberly) de la Cerda He is also survived by his grandchildren: Erik (Ariel) Gustafson along with three great grandchildren: Neva Gustafson and Ezra and Avery Gustafson He is also survived by his youngest sister A Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at 10:00am Saturday Friends will be received from 3-6pm Friday donations may be made to a pro-life group that Bill helped to start many years ago: Options Care Center PA 19176 or The Lakewood Volunteer Fire Department who many times provided care and transport to UPMC Chautauqua Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of New York | https://www.post-journal.com | PO Box 3386 A Mexican author is a finalist for 2025’s coveted International Booker Prize which is awarded exclusively to translated fiction Dahlia de la Cerda — the only Hispanic author to have made it onto the prize’s longlist this year — was nominated to the list of 13 finalists for her debut book, “Perras de Reserva“ (translated into English as “Reservoir Bitches”) the title a nod to the Quentin Taratino film “Reservoir Dogs.” originally published in Spanish by Mexican publisher Sexto Piso in 2022 has been longlisted for its English edition published by Scribe UK and translated by Julia Sanches and Heather Cleary even if she’s foaming at the mouth,” the book’s blurb on the Booker site says The quote captures the irreverent and angry tone of de la Cerda’s short-story collection made up of 13 stories about 13 women facing daily life in Mexico with its constellation of gender violence and marginalization Among the raw subjects her stories cover are clandestine abortion and femicide The Booker committee calls “Reservoir Bitches” a “gritty De la Cerda told the newspaper Excelsior that her goal “was to show a variety of diverse women — in very adverse complex contexts — and to have them be different voices from those that had been heard in literature.” According to De la Cerda’s website the main influences on her vision and writing are her childhood and young adult experiences in the state of Jalisco Born into a family she said was “unrelated to art,” in Aguascalientes with parents who worked in nightclubs and bars de la Cerda studied philosophy but couldn’t graduate due to a lack of resources “I am a companion in self-managed abortions and I am passionate about exploring violence in its multiple forms,” she says about herself on her website considers novels and short-story collections originally written in foreign languages and translated to English for publication in the United Kingdom or Ireland The jury evaluated 154 works submitted by publishers, all published (or to be published) between May 1, 2024, and April 30, 2025. The longlist includes authors from Palestine The £50,000 award is divided in half between author and translator also divided between author and translator in a ceremony to be held at the Tate Modern in London With reports from El País ADVERTISE WITH MND COMMUNITY GUIDELINES Subscription FAQ's Privacy Policy Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC regional vice president for the Americas at IATA The fatal midair collision involving an American Airlines flight and a U.S Army helicopter near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) has served as a stark reminder of aviation’s fragility despite its strong safety record Speaking at Routes Americas 2025 in Nassau and Paradise Island in the Bahamas Cerdá said the accident underscores the need for ongoing investment in safety workforce development and modernization of air traffic management systems “Aviation has long been the safest mode of transportation but it is also fragile,” Cerdá said research and ensure that training is in place that we have enough personnel and that we’re constantly improving our systems.” 29 crash between American Eagle Flight 5342 and a Black Hawk helicopter near DCA resulted in 67 fatalities The National Transportation Safety Board has launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the accident Cerdá stressed that while accidents of this nature remain rare they serve as a critical reminder of the industry’s ongoing responsibility to maintain the highest safety standards “It is a wake-up call,” he said “Safety is the most important day-to-day activity that our industry is working on—and we have to continue that.” More News And Analysis From Routes Americas 2025 The collision has also reignited concerns about air traffic control (ATC) staffing shortages and outdated infrastructure—an issue Cerdá described as an ongoing challenge has faced a shortage of air traffic controllers contributing to delays and operational inefficiencies “We’ve been talking about NextGen [ATC] modernization for over 15 years and we’re no better off than we were several years ago,” Cerdá said which only adds pressure to the system.” The FAA has acknowledged ATC staffing shortages and has outlined plans to recruit and train more controllers Cerdá warned that without immediate and sustained investment the entire system collapses,” he said “We need technology and staffing solutions to ensure reliability and efficiency Travelers expect to get from point A to point B on time Cerdá also linked air traffic inefficiencies to sustainability concerns explaining that unnecessary holding patterns and delays waste fuel and increase carbon emissions “We have to continue to look into our systems … as the day safety ceases to be our top priority is the day our industry ends,” he added the global route development community's trusted source for news and information View the coverage from Routes Americas 2025 in Nassau, Bahamas. Routes Americas 2026 will take place in Rio de Janeiro providing a platform for senior decision makers to meet and discuss the region's air services Channelsreels-542267Reelsarrow-expand-542268Allan Cerda's two-run homerTwins @ TigersFebruary 26 2025 | 00:00:30add-reel-542269Reelsshare-square-2-542270ShareAllan Cerda hits a two-run home run to left-center field in the top of the 8th inning to score Will Holland and extend the Twins' lead to 3-0 You can now search for over 3 million videos by player Use the search box to start your search with a player or a team and then use the filter panel to refine your results You can also start by selecting filters from the panel Videos can be embedded and shared directly from MLB.com Bienvenido a la nueva búsqueda de videos de MLB Ahora puede buscar más de 3 millones de videos por jugador Use el cuadro de búsqueda para comenzar su búsqueda con un jugador o un equipo y luego use el panel de filtro para refinar sus resultados También puede comenzar seleccionando filtros desde el panel Los videos se pueden insertar y compartir directamente desde MLB.com/es There was an error when executing your search Please refresh the page or try another query to get results If you are still having trouble, please describe your issue here and we will do our best to resolve it Por favor vuelva a cargar la página o intente con otros parámetros para obtener resultados Si aún así continua teneindo problemas, por favor descríbalo aquí y haremos todo lo posible por resolverlo It looks like there are no results for your search Please note that \\\"Play\\\" filters are only available after the 2015 season Videos from 2015 and prior can be searched by player Examples of \\\"Play\\\" filters:Hit ResultPitch ResultPitch Type\"},\"es\":{\"title\":\"¡Ponchado!\",\"body\":\"Aparentemente no hay resultados para tu búsqueda tenga en cuenta que los filtros de Play sólo están disponibles después de la temporada 2015 Los videos de 2015 y anteriores se pueden buscar por jugador There were no clips found for this selection Please refresh the page or try again later No se encontraron clips para esta selección Actualiza la página o vuelve a intentarlo más tarde Si aún así continua teneindo problemas, por favor descríbalo aquí y haremos todo lo posible por resolverlo. 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allegations of ‘unfounded criticisms and targeting’ are unsupported by specific examples making them impossible to meaningfully dispute.” Mayor Tasha Cerda spoke to the GVN this past week In regards to the council members minus Love voting 3-1 in favor of reading out the findings from Closed Session during the public part of the meeting (Council Member Paulette Francis being the one nay vote) “I’m not saying that this is something that the council normally does as far as taking a vote to read the comments out Is this something that is to be read out or not and because this kind of behavior has been going on for some time now and because of the fact that we had to spend $20,000 of taxpayers money I thought it was important that they understand So this is part of just being fair and transparent.” I made a directive that we have put on the agenda because it’s important again for our employees as well as the community to know that as elected officials we need to be accountable for our actions,” Cerda continued “And this is just what it costs for the investigator that’s not including the three training classes that have to be taken to be sued by these employees if they choose to So there’s still more money that could be spent as a result of this here So when we decided to move forward with the censure it was three training classes [teaching] how to handle situations better.” Love would no longer be able to attend her regular conferences “The City won’t pay for it as it relates to the registration and this was probably the most important thing as elected officials: If we have any issues or concerns it is never our job to go to any staff member or director and try to chastise them or question them All of our communication should be directed to the City Manager or the City Attorney because that’s just not what our role is the last part of the censure states that that she is not to talk to any director or staff member and then I’ve made an exception and said HR and our secretary so that they she could get whatever information she needed had any other Council Member behaved the same way “And here’s the other side of it–if we have any employees or directors that say that they feel that something’s been done wrong and they bring it to our attention right away my first phone call is to the City Attorney and the City Manager this is California state law–it’s for their protection as well as ours.” We put it to Mayor Cerda that there has been tension between Love and the other sitting members of the council (with the exception of Francis) from the moment that Love was sworn in “Prior to Council Member Love joining the City Council there were a lot of awkward situations that she caused as a President or the head person of the Chamber of Commerce,” Cerda said but her actions were so rude to our staff members that we just couldn’t have that I had hoped that when she came on our council it was a fresh opportunity to start new with the council members Council Member Love made it very clear in the very beginning I’m not well liked,’ and that’s not true her social media postings have been making wild accusations I don’t know anything about her personal business So it’s a weird thing of trying to play the victim.” Love was democratically chosen for the council and the council members will have to continue to work together for the good of the City of Gardena it’s unlikely that Love will be voted Mayor Pro Tem any time soon there’s not been an order for every member of the Council to have that position,” Cerda said you’re nominated by a council member we’re five different people with our own individual ideas and aspirations and experiences we should at least be able to be cordial with each other and just have basic conversation ‘I’m not on this council to make friends.’ That’s not a prerequisite to be voted as Mayor Pro Tem But her actions are so ugly towards the rest of us that I don’t think anybody maybe with the exception of Council Member Francis If I’m not around you fill in for me and some of the actions that she’s done where she’s tried to tear the city apart the way she’s talked about other elected officials and staff I don’t see right now that I would feel comfortable with her representing me when I’m not around.” the council organized assignments to redistribute those that Love would now no longer be able attend Log in to leave a comment Acquired: Traded from Rays in exchange for OF David Peralta in 2022 Christian Cerda is a 21 year old Catcher out of New York who has shown some significant promise as a young prospect The Arizona Diamondbacks acquired him from the Tampa Bay Rays in 2022 in exchange for longtime D-back David Peralta moving on from one of their biggest franchise icons and what they got in exchange seems to be an exciting young catcher It was a tale of two seasons for Cerda in 2024 Things started disastrously for the young righty only hitting .136 in April with the High A Hillsboro Hops May didn't go much better with a .212 batting average and an OPS of .540 He hit to a .907 OPS with an incredible .382 batting average 2nd among all High A Catchers in that span as his on-base jumped from .297 in May to .471 in June For this he was awarded Diamondbacks MiLB Offensive Player of the Month in June but things didn't slow down too much for the backstop Cerda hit to an .814 OPS from July 1st till August 22nd when he was promoted to AA Amarillo He ended his time with Hillsboro with a .243/.364/.332 slash line as Cerda clearly proved his ability to hit High A pitching but AA comes with its own challenges as pitching takes another step up but posted a .394 OBP thanks to a whopping 24.2% walk rate Cerda threw out 25% of would be base stealers and his overall defense was deemed to have made significant strides by the D-backs player development staff Cerda has shown his ability to take a walk and get on base at both High-A and Double-A He took a step back in the power department however managing just 14 doubles and five homers in 2024 If his bat is going to play in the major leagues he's going to need to find a way to do more damage on contact If he can do that without sacrificing his plate discipline and ability to take a walk he'll have a good chance to make it to the show in a couple of years The majority of Cerda's 2025 year will likely be spent with Amarillo in AA in just his age 22 season That's a full two years younger than the age of the average player in that league Catchers often take a little longer to develop but Cerda is well on his way towards a late 2026 ETA in the major leagues AARON HUGHESAaron Hughes is a writer for Arizona Diamondbacks ON SI. Aaron also writes for Good Morning Baseball. From stats and analytics to player updates he keeps fans up to date with everything Dbacks. Follow Aaron on Twitter @AaronRHughes The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER SimpliSafe’s Active Guard system highlighted at CES integrates AI and live agent monitoring to prevent crimes before they happen reduce false alarms and improve real-time intervention AI & Vertical Integration Drive Innovation: CEO Christian Cerda says SimpliSafe's full-stack approach — designing hardware and monitoring in-house — sets it apart from competitors Balancing Competition & Industry Collaboration: Cerda says that even while competing with traditional alarm providers SimpliSafe advocates for industry-wide cooperation on standards like AVS-01 to improve security solutions for consumers and first responders SimpliSafe has grown to be one of the most visible home security companies in the United States thanks to an aggressive marketing strategy coupled with easy-to-use and implement technology the company showcased its Active Guard system; however Cerda – who was named CEO of the company in late 2019 – tended to delve deeper into the company’s overall strategy the evolution of monitoring required for systems like Active Guard and the company’s perception among its competitors in the alarm industry CES is very important – it is a moment to check out the latest technologies and products and also to continue the communication of our recent launches Cerda: Let me start by commenting on false alarms it is completely unacceptable that as a security industry we started with video verification and as we communicate with first responders we pass on what we see and create that prioritization We are also one of the first brands in the industry to have adopted [The Monitoring Association’s] AVS-01 [alarm scoring standard] And we have gone through a whole series of UX app interactions we have had a meaningful reduction of our false alarm rates we want to prevent a crime before it happens it's better to have an alarm than not have it but you really don't want to be in your bedroom with a bad person already inside your home or at the front door We launched this product this summer and we are seeing some incredible outcomes – people with a crowbar in their hands that are caught by our AI and then intervened by our human agents we caught someone breaking into a car outside of a home We have seen people carrying the ladders to [access] the second floor So we are seeing real cases of how this technology is keeping people safe way beyond what traditional technology was able to Cerda: The need to feel safe is a fundamental need and I think all of your readers and listeners who are part of the industry would know that the consumer need is there and is bigger than it has ever been we can bring the solution at affordable prices Cerda: I think AVS-01 is a great thing for the industry and we fully support it I think that there are two key drivers to how we were able to offer this service at 49.99 per month. The first one is AI and how AI will significantly transform the security industry – opening solutions and use-cases that were absolutely not possible before The depth of technology that you need to have in order to make this happen is quite meaningful and I think it will continue to open this breach between the providers that have the depth of technologies and the ones that do not The other thing that has enabled us to deliver this – and for us it has been quite hard – I cannot even imagine how someone or we would've pulled it off without a full vertical integration We work on the type and quality of the AI that lives at the edge We have our own AI teams that do the modeling both at the edge and in the cloud Because we can align all this tech stack under a single objective Most of our competitors buy the hardware from one person Philosophically here [we use] the same approach as Tesla – they build the AI They also believe you can't pull it off by buying the AI and then building the car We have a similar philosophy – in order to pull it off we need to find a solution coordinating all the different layers Cerda: Our philosophy here is that AI will have two implications The first one is going to change the cost structure because all of the non-value add [AVS-01 level zero and level one] will be automated That will open up the creation of new services I don't envision monitoring centers disappearing We envision – and this is part of our SimpliSafe philosophy – the integration of technology and people to provide security Security is transactional and it's emotional; I'm not sure that AI can yet pull off the emotional side and the complete understanding of what's happening So there will definitely be roles for humans but what they are doing will change drastically Maybe AI will leave all of us without jobs but our philosophy is that the automation that will transform the industry is absolutely needed but [that alone] is not sufficient [without human interaction] We should all try to make ourselves better and push ourselves to win the next customer I think that is the essence of all of us – we are all trying to gain households and I think it's great and it will push us all to become better or making sure we are not absorbing too much of the capacity of first responders We absolutely need to pull together as an industry and serve our customers We should all be a team there and find common solutions to better take care of the problem that we are solving Cerda: Our mission is to keep every home secure Our vision is to do it through the integration of expert security agents and technology Our big difference is our channel of distribution and I think most of the industry sells door-to-door Most or all of the traditional competitors have a website And a recent change that we have had is we offer professional installation and other customers are proficient enough to do the self-install So there are different type of customers and there are different ways of giving value to them There is absolutely a place for the local alarm guy...You have an incredible advantage being local There is absolutely a place for the local alarm guy What I would advise them is provide an amazing service to the household; visit them; make sure that their alarms are working well and their sensors are working You have an incredible advantage for being local Make sure that your customer is happy and there will be a place for them We are trying to make our system every time more easy to install and we are trying to attend to the household that is looking for that Paul Rothman is Editor-in-Chief of Security Business magazine. 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This year, audiences can look forward to seeing Julee co-star in the rom-com feature, Solo Mio, alongside Kevin James. Television show credits include The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, Homeland, House of Cards, Blindspot, Marvel’s Iron Fist, and Showtime’s The Loudest. Based in London, Cerda is represented by the Artist International Group, Stewart Talent, and United Agents. Stay updated with the most recent stage-related news about Julee Cerda. From latest appearances and projects to exclusive features. The musical opens at the Imperial Theatre on April 10. Get the best deals and latest updates on theater and shows by signing up for TheaterMania's newsletter today! Lexi’s passion for her job knew no bounds. She loved all her students and always showed it in her work. She would change up the artwork in the room for holidays and seasons. Her inspiration from her students also showed in the new projects she would come up with for them. They loved their Teacher Lexi, and she loved each and every one of them as if they were her own children. She had an undeniable passion, and she will be sorely missed as a teacher. Lexi was a guide to all her siblings. She was always there for her family whenever they needed her advice or even if they just needed to talk. As a mother to her boys, Lexi was extremely devoted to them. She loved, guided, nurtured, and helped them. She saw the boys as her greatest gift, and she always made sure to take good care of them, no matter what. Lexi was also extremely creative and artful. A wonder with makeup, Lexi loved trying and creating new styles, each more beautiful than the last. At one point, Lexi thought of going into cosmetology school, before she found her true passion in teaching. She loved coloring and drawing as well. She would regularly be coloring or drawing pictures as a pastime and leisurely activity. Her beauty and style in her art forms were of unmatched quality. Lexi loved watching the NFL, and rooted for her favorite team, the Dallas Cowboys. If you ever called her during a game, you knew she would be yelling and screaming at her tv, coaching her favorite team from hundreds of miles away. Lexi was a loving and dedicated mother, sister, and daughter, a devoted teacher, and a warm and nurturing soul. She loved spending time with her boys and her family, making jokes, sharing stories, and laughing like crazy. She will be dearly missed by all whose lives she touched. Alexia is survived by her parents, Jeanette Malnourie (Vincent) of Minot and Elias De La Cerda (Samantha) of New Town; siblings, Antonio Malnourie (Julian), Izabeija De La Cerda, and Vincent Malnourie Jr., all of Minot, Taylen Thomas White Owl-De La Cerda of New Town; the father of her children, Joseph Mountain Jr., her boys, Kaleb Mountain and Luca Mountain, all of White Shield; as well as numerous extended family members. She is preceded in death by her grandfather, Ronald Lee Sanderson; grandmother, Ethel Marie Sanderson Bearstail Young Bear; her great-grandfather, Jose Lopez; great-grandmother, Delfina Lopez; her aunt, Maria Diaz; great-uncle, Duane Sanderson; great-aunt, Dorothy Baade; and nephew, Jacob Hunter Malnourie. Funeral arrangements are being made by Thompson Funeral Home, Garrison, ND. Published by The Minot Daily News, August 17, 2024. Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of North Dakota, Inc. | https://www.minotdailynews.com | 301 4th St SE, Minot, ND 58701 | 701-857-1900 finishing out the season with a 58-70 record 25.5 games out of playoff reach in Southern Division of the Texas League wrapped up his 2024 campaign with more optimism reaching Double-A in just his second year of full-season ball at 21 years old Acquired by the Diamondbacks at the 2022 trade deadline from the Rays as a PTBNL for outfielder David Peralta Cerda has steadily risen through the minor league ranks Cerda slashed a mild .237/.369/.322 this season but his offensive outlook is more intriguing under the numbers Cerda struggled at the plate to kick off 2024 Through the first three-and-a-half months of the High-A season Cerda hit to a minuscule .042 ISO (isolated power) in 62 games that came despite putting up quality batted-ball numbers as he hit to a 0.98 GB/FB (groundball-to-flyball ratio) and a 45.3% Pull rate - two key power indicators - with the Hops in 2024 In his next and last 26 games with the Hillsboro Hops Cerda's power numbers improved a great deal while his plate discipline got better as well Cerda drew a walk 20% of the time and only struck out 14% of the time Those stats put his slash line at an impressive .296/.442/.506 for a 166 wRC+ (66% above average) to finish out his time with Hillsboro but Cerda posted above-average results (106 wRC+) in 17 games in Double-A His plate discipline stuck with him as he walked in over a fifth (21.3%) of his plate appearances his .357 BABIP was well above his prior minor league averages Cerda's profile stands out in many ways an extremely valuable skill in today's game he's maintained a patient approach at the plate that's helped him get on base a lot posting a .369 OBP across his first two full seasons in the minors Cerda's offensive output has come from his ability to minimize his swings hitting to sub-40 percent ground ball rates at every minor league level His line-drive rate has even risen at every level of the minors posting pull rates around 45% with every team Cerda has a 45-grade power on the 20-80 scale per both MLB.com and Baseball America have put the Arizona Diamondbacks in a strong position behind the plate and there could be even more help on the way in Christian Cerda He doesn't have the same hype as Moreno and Del Castillo a former coveted prospect and a former top draft pick respectively he's shown as much potential as most in Arizona's reputable system PAUL BECKMAN The family of Hector Raul Cerda created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Hector Raul Cerda entered eternal rest on March 25,.. feminism has taken center stage in the political agenda at the same time as femicide and gender violence have escalated to unprecedented levels de la Cerda has been a topic of conversation for the rawness of her texts and the forcefulness of her political position she draws attention for writing about what others are afraid to write about what people feel uncomfortable looking at: the reality of millions of women in this country In 2009 she won the Los Arquitos Cultural Center’s Letras de la Memoria contest and in 2015 received a PECDA artist grant from the State of Aguascalientes De la Cerda won the National Endowment for Culture and Arts’ (Fonca) coveted Jóvenes Creadores (Young Creators) grant in 2016 and 2018 De la Cerda burst into prominence with her 2022 short story collection “Perras de Reserva,” a book of short stories that tear at the crudeness of gender violence In her “Perras de Reserva” — which has since been translated into five languages and recently won a PEN Translates award as “Reservoir Bitches,” in Julia Sanches and Heather Cleary’s English translation — de la Cerda makes no concessions She knows the violent reality of the country she lives in because she has experienced it firsthand and is confident that only by narrating the reality with which it exists can she really make those who are more privileged understand that this violence is systemic in our country and that it puts thousands of lives at risk every day Discussing the stories and the women she gives voice to the writer from Aguascalientes said in an interview with Excelsior that her goal “was to show a variety of diverse women and to have them different voices from those that had been heard in literature.” In an interview with the newspaper El Universal “In the case of women who come from precarious backgrounds we needed to mirror ourselves in literature.” In her 2023 book “Desde los Zulos,” de la Cerda is even more irreverent and contentious exposing disputes for power and economic resources between different social movements the imperative need to articulate a feminist movement that transcends the traditional concepts of white feminism She is in favor of a movement that centers women who fight from the margins: racialized women who fight against classism and racism In addition to her literary work, de la Cerda is co-founder and co-director of Morras help Morras an organization that advocates for legal abortion and the dissemination of information on this issue so that it can be available to everyone Camila Sánchez Bolaño is a journalist and cultural promoter and is Editor in Chief of Newsweek en Español magazine Julee Cerda  returns to Broadway as Cassio’s love interest She was previously seen on stage portraying civil rights attorney in Mark Medoff’s Broadway production of Children of a Lesser God Other favorite past roles include Ginny in Lydia R Diamond’s regional production of Smart People at True Colors Theatre in Atlanta Known for her powerful portrayal of diverse Cerda can be seen on screen as the formidable Evil Stepmother in Disney’s Descendants: The Rise of Red Other film credits include Vacation Friend’s 2 audiences can look forward to seeing Julee co-star in the rom-com feature Television show credits include The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers Cerda is represented by the Artist International Group Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal star in a new production of Shakespeare's classic.