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Lenoir City teen remembered 10 years after her death
It's been 10 years since a Lenoir City teenager was killed after prosecutors say she was hit by a car which was street racing. Now, her family is calling for action.
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Tabitha Helton was 18-years-old when her car was hit on January 10, 2004. She died the next day.
On the 10 year anniversary, family and friends gathered to remember her life, and also listen to a TEASR (Teens Educated Against Street Racing) presentation.
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Marking the 100th Anniversary of the legendary Endurance Expedition.
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"This has to be the easiest recipe for brisket and it is so good, you can also make this same recipe using a pot roast! If you can make this a day ahead the sauce flavor intensifies the following day, just rewarm over low heat. If you are making a larger brisket then double the ingredients but still only use 2 onions and 1-2 tablespoons fresh garlic. This brisket is melt in your mouth tender!"
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- 1 (12 ounce) bottle beer
- 1 1⁄2 cups whole berry cranberry sauce
- 3⁄4 cup ketchup
- 4 tablespoons oil
- 1 (5 lb) beef brisket
- 2 medium onions, sliced
- 1 -2 tablespoon chopped fresh garlic (optional)
- salt and pepper
- Heat oil in a large Dutch oven over high heat.
- In a bowl mix together beer, cranberry sauce and ketchup; set aside.
- Sprinkle the brisket with salt and pepper (I use seasoning salt) brown on both sides about 6 minutes per side; transfer to a plate.
- Add in sliced onion and garlic (if using) saute for about 7-8 minutes or until soft, stirring with a wooden spoon and scraping the bottom of the pan.
- Transfer the brisket back to the pot and pour in the beer mixture and bring to a boil.
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- Spoon any fat off from the top of the gravy.
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Joss Whedon's Cabin in the Woods is Another MGM Casualty?
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Aw man! I guess it was inevitable that we'd hear sooner or later about every MGM movie in production. The Playlist found a mention in a Hollywood Reporter article today about MGM's search for a new CEO stating that another highly anticipated MGM movie may be shelved for the time being. This time it's Joss Whedon's The Cabin in the Woods, a contemporary twist on the horror/thriller genre directed by Cloverfield writer Drew Goddard. If you remember, the film is actually entirely shot and done, but MGM delayed it for a full year to convert it to 3D. In fact, it should've already been released by now, but instead it's getting shelved.
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A SHORTAGE of crossing patrols has put children at risk, it has been claimed.
The patrol at the A58/A49 Liverpool Road/Warrington Road junction, managed by MetroFresh on behalf of Wigan Council, is used by pupils from schools in the area, but is regulated by St Edmund Arrowsmith RC High School's term times.
But on Friday, October 21, the school was closed, while others – St Oswald's, RL Hughes, and Byrchall – were open and there was no-one to help pupils cross.
Karin Dagnall, 42, of Winchester Avenue, Ashton, was one parent who struggled to cross the road. She walks her two daughters, aged five and 10, to St Thomas CE Primary School, in Hodnet Drive, and relies on the crossing patrol.
She said: "I have to walk through that crossing everyday, but on the Friday before October half term, St Edmund Arrowsmith was closed and there was no crossing patrol.
"This happens every time St Edmund Arrowsmith is closed and the council seems to forget this issue. Children who go to RL Hughes and St Thomas' need to get across that busy road and it is difficult for them to do it."
Karin has enlisted the help of ward councillor Paul Tushingham to make the council aware of the situation.
He said: "The junction of Warrington Road/Bryn Street/Liverpool Road/Gerard Street is always extremely hazardous and dangerous to negotiate even with assistance from a crossing control person at school times. The situation where there was no crossing control provision is unacceptable."
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Trip route as of now
Place (no. of nights at location)
Prague(0) - Salzburg (3) - Fussen (1) - Blackforest (2) - Augsburg (1) - rothenburg (1) - Prague (2)
I am have already purchased German-Czech EuroRail pass for most of travel. For Black forest and romantic road I will rent a car.
1. Any inputs on the route
2. Pls confirm that Salzburg travel is included in German pass
3. My pass does not include Austria. For Prague to Salzburg - What is the best mode for me. How much extra do I have to pay for traveling via Linz?
4. For Fussen to Freiburg (Blackforest) can I travel via Switzerland (with the pass I have)
5. What is the best place to stay in black forest?
6. For my train travel - Will I be able to get a seat adjacent to my wife without any prior reservations?
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2 - yes Salzburg Hbf is considered a German station for pass purposes.
4. No not without paying for the Swiss portion- however the line from Schalffhausen (sp) to Basel i believe may be valid with your pass even though it goes thru a slice of Switzerland - seems to be a German rail line.
6- Yes usually - do you have a 2nd or 1st class pass - if 1st class yes nearly always - 2nd class usually - you can make optional seat reservations ahead of time for a few euros if you want on German trains (except regional trains where not are available I believe.
For lots of great info on trains and answers to questions like this check out these IMO fab sites - www.seat61.com; www.ricksteves.com and www.budgeteuropetravel.com.
Freibough is the favorite Black Forest base for many but if you like to be up in the mountains in smaller towns check out the Titisee (sp?) area - a very scenic train trip goes from Freibourgh to Titisee - where it is popular to walk around an Alpine lake there.
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How many railpass days are there on your Germ-CZ pass?
Did you know that for train travel within the Black Forest region, you don't need a car or a railpass day? You get completely FREE travel there if you stay in any of the 130 towns that offer the KONUS card:
(Freiburg is not one of those and is pretty far from the forest anyway.)
Is there something special in Augsburg you want to see? I didn't find it particularly special. (The fact that a town is listed as part of the Romantic Road doesn't necessarily mean it's important for you to see it; also, I wouldn't get too hung up on driving the Romantic Road - there are other places you can see that are more interesting, generally, including Bamberg, Nuremberg, Regensburg, places you can easily visit by train instead.)
You can use your railpass to travel to Salzburg via Munich.
I actually think it's misguided to drag yourselves over to the Black Forest when you've got all of Bavaria, Salzburg, and Prague at your feet - not worth the travel time and expense.
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I agree with Russ about Black Forest - perhaps more romantic hype in our minds than what we actually find - anOK place and yes forests but IMO not any more so than say Harz mountains or Bavarian alps, Saxon Switzerland, etc.
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"Misguided"? That is a little heavy handed.
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Thanks everyone for the inputs. Seems there are a lot of changes required. Here is what I make out of it:
(A) Car rental is not required
(B) Romantic road and Black forest - can be skipped.
(C) I should spend more time in Prague, Salzburg & Fussen.
Q1 - For Bavarian alps - should I stay in Fussen or someother place?
Q2 - If I were to add one more place to the list - what should it be?
Russ - I have a 5 day pass.
Thanks again
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Some comments on your transportation:
(1) Prague-Salzburg: Use a railpass day. A long trip by train, nearly 8 hours with the best connections. The easiest and quickest route by rail is probably the connection at 9:07 out of Prague (only one change of train in Landshut; other connections typically force you to change trains 3-4 times.) There is an express bus that can be used to get you to Munich in about 4 hours, plus 1.5-2 hours to Salzburg, but your railpass doesn't cover the bus completely, as I understand it - only gives you a discount - and you need a seat reservation as well.
Salzburg-Füssen, Füssen-Augsburg, Augsburg-Rothenburg, Rothenburg-Nuremberg: 4 railpass days
R'burg-Prague is another long day - nearly 7 hours by train and 3-4 changes. Again, there's an express bus that keeps it closer to 5 hours.
I would definitely reconsider the railpass. Because express bus + train tickets can be bought at the DB website for around 30€ each for Rothenburg-Prague and for Prague-Munich, and because the Bayern ticket (26€/day for two) daypass can be used to cover the other 4 legs of your travel (Munich-Salzburg, Salzburg-Füssen, Füssen-Augsburg, Augsburg-R'burg) your itinerary could be completed for about 220€ total, a lot less than the $575 or so that you probably paid for the Germany-CZ twinpass. (Additional travel days on the Bayern Ticket to other places - Bamberg, or wherever - would cost 26/day. You could travel all 10 days, if you wanted to, for a total of 350€.) Can your pass be refunded?
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passes are typically refunded up to six months or one-year for 15 or 20% cancellation fee - but do not judge a pass strictly on costs - the ability in Germany to just hop any train anytime to me at least is priceless - taking the Bayern ticket between Salzburg and Fussen restricts you to regional trains and this could take a few hours or more longer than the faster trains the pass just lets them hop on.
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"taking the Bayern ticket between Salzburg and Fussen restricts you to regional trains and this could take a few hours or more longer than the faster trains the pass just lets them hop on."
The above comment isn't very accurate.
1.) The railpass allows you to use the fast trains from Salzburg to Munich, but it also restricts you to regional trains on lines like the one between Munich and Füssen. There are no fast trains there at all.
2.) The Bayern Ticket/regional train option takes about 40 minutes longer for Salzbur-Füssen, not "a few hours or more longer", than the railpass (fast train) option:
Salzburg-Füssen at 9:09 with the Bayern ticket: 4 hours 48 min total on regional trains with one change in Munich.
Salzburg-Füssen at 9:51 with the railpass: 4 hours 6 min. total with one change in Munich, using the EC from Salzburg to Munich, and then the regional train to Füssen (the exact same trains you'd use with the Bayern ticket.)
3.) The railpass lets you hop on any train at will, but likewise, the Bayern ticket allows you to "hop on" any of the regional trains at will. The only hours restriction is that on weekdays, the Bayern ticket must be used after 9 am. (The Bayern ticket also allows you to use virtually all buses and inner-city transport options - subway, trams, etc. - unlike the railpass.)
It is however wise to check out schedules for all the routes you have in mind, and to check both the regional-train-only schedules as well as the fast train options, where they might be an option.
And in your case, abhineet, the railpass is guaranteeing you longer trips (by about 2 full hours) between Prague and Salzburg unless you pay extra for the express bus; same problem with Rothenburg-Prague.
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Based on the feed back on itinerary - I made some revisions.
I am planning to change few places, skip romantic rd and may be cancel my train pass. I have posted a revised itinerary ...
Thanks for the inputs so far.
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Apparently, we are truly a nation of slackjawed yokels, awed only by grotesque displays of wealth and violence, reverent only of the bossman and beholden not even to our children, since we seem content to mortgage their future in favor of a $300 tax refund that we have traded for decent jobs, healthcare, and a just society.
We make pious noises about worshipping a Just and Merciful God, while doling out destruction and horror upon the innocent, pausing only to pat ourselves on the back for waging a "just" war to rid the world of tyrants that audaciously aspire to exist after they lose their utility to us in endless low-level conflicts to control the world's oil supply.
We seem to have become cheap, venal, vulgar and petty while we apparently don't have the ability to reason our way out of the dilemma of taking care of the sick, watching out for the elderly, and teaching our children not to be credulous, callow dupes.
To my friends from the UK, France and anyone to whom they choose to forward this, I feel that I owe you an apology. It is as if I have brought an orangutan to high tea. While he flings shit at you and tries to snatch pastries from your plate, I am left wondering how I might make it up to you.
The world's richest and most powerful nation seems to have lost its moral compass. We have lost interest in leading by example in favor of taking by force. I would like to say that I believe that one day in the future America might regain its senses. Unfortunately, I am not terribly optimistic. The best I can offer you is to remind you that Nixon also won a second term.
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St. Patrick's
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50th Anniversary
"St. Patrick's Corner Stone Laid 50 Years Ago"
From the
Lincoln Sentinel-Republican
, 1 September 1955
Fifty years ago, Aug. 31, 1905, the cornerstone of the present St. Patrick's Catholic church in Lincoln was laid, and the following report of the event, written at the time of the laying of the corner stone, will be of interest at this time.
The church was built of native limestone rock, and like many other edifices built from the same material throughout this section, it has withstood the vicissitudes of the changing conditions of the Kansas elements, and today stands as imposing as the day it was built.
The narrative of the laying of the corner stone follows:
The laying of the corner stone of the splendid new Catholic church in this city last Thursday, Aug. 31, 1905, was an important event in the history of the Catholic church in Lincoln county.
The Very Reverend Father Maher, of Salina, was in charge of the ceremony and was assisted by Father McConnel of Plainville, Father Flemming of Solomon and Father McNamara, pastor of the local parish. The ceremony was beautiful and impressive in its very simplicity.
The stone itself is a beautiful blue granite and was donated to the church by Henry Sahlman, who also cut and engraved it. The stone bears the simple inscription, "St. Patrick, 1905," included in the tin box which is securely bedded in the stone are several matters which will be of interest to future generations when for any cause the stone shall be removed and the contents opened up. The contents consist of a copy of each of the Lincoln papers, the Republican and the Sentinel; a history of the bishop and of the dioceses; a history of the old settlers of the congregation, telling of their hard work and hard times of the early days as well as the change [to] present affluence and comparative east; a short sketch of the present form of state and national government, giving the names of the present governor of Kansas and the president and paying tribute to President Roosevelt as the best president since Lincoln; and a short history of our city, estimating our present population at from 1,400 to 1,500.
Father Maher delivered the address of the occasion and made a splendid effort. He traced the history and significance of the corner stone laying through the ages, paying glowing tribute not only to those who have lain corner stones of imposing edifices, but also to the great characters whose lives and teachings have been the corner stones of truth, intelligence and virtue. He traced especially the work of the Catholic church in Kansas from the first appearance of that missionary, who laid down his life on Kansas soil away back in the year 1542 to the present time with the many benevolent and charitable institutions supported by Kansas Catholics. ...
The building itself will be a handsome stone structure with a seating capacity of 300 and is to be completed before cold weather, at a total cost of about $10,000. The stone is bedded in cement up to the water table making a building which should last for centuries, being a monument to the energetic labors of the pastor. Father McNamara, who has been in charge of the church now for almost eight years. Three years ago, he built the parish house and since then has been a resident in Lincoln, having lived in Salina the first five years he was in charge of the church.
The old building which now gives place to the new, erected 28 years ago, when times were hard and money scarce and necessarily correspond with the means and ability of the community, but now that the community has prospered in material things and the individual communicants are well housed and supplied with the good things of this world, Father McNamara was no longer willing that their place of worship should be less imposing, and as his congregation agreed with him, the new church is the result.
The old building will be sold and removed from the block.
Anne Dillon, a long-time member of St. Patrick's church, and who was present at the corner stone laying, has written an article entitled, "Early Memories of My Church," in which she recounts many interest incidents. It follows;
Back in the [18]'60s the Catholics of Lincoln county were served by priests from Salina. The first I know of was Fr. Temphaus, but that was years before my parents, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dillon, came to the U.S.A.
Then there was Fr. Adolph Wilbert. He it was who established the first Catholic school in Salina, long before there were any Sisters there. He taught the children himself with the assistance of a lay teacher.
When the Catholics decided to built a church in Lincoln the city very generously gave them a whole block, which is still in possession of the church.
But for years we had no resident pastor, being served by priests from Wilson and Salina, but mostly from Ellsworth.
In 1900 the rectory was built and Fr. John McNamara came to Lincoln, our first resident pastor.
The stone in the new church is all native, having been obtained from quarries four or five miles north of Lincoln. I think the quarry was operated by a man named Van Valkenburg, but I am not sure of that. My father, James W. Dillon, John Whalen and Thomas Corrigan were the committee that assisted Fr. McNamara.
Some, at least, of the stone was brought from the quarry to Lincoln by the parishioners, for my two brothers drew some of it. Our house was about nine miles from the quarry. The roads were mere trails, compared with the present ones and there was no modern machinery to load the heavy stones. Horses provided the power. It was, indeed, an arduous task.
The late Owen Mulloy and Michael Cannon helped with the masonry work and Henry Zink, now deceased, who operated a bakery and restaurant, provided free meals for any of the workers who wished to go there.
Although I mention a few, all helped, included people how were not Catholics, many of whom contributed liberally and helped to make money-making entertainments a success.
I will remember that memorable day how we all sat happily on planks in to the hot August sun watching the ceremonies and listening intently to Fr. Maher's eloquent sermon. Few are left who were there that day but the beautiful church stands, a monument to their faith, zeal and generosity.
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'Phenomenal' Roger Wilson hailed as he prepares for 200th Ulster cap
Ever dependable No.8 Roger Wilson is poised to make his 200th Ulster appearance against Scarlets on Sunday with team-mates and management hailing the 34-year-old's durability.
Rarely injured, Wilson will become only the second player to hit the total - the first being Andrew Trimble against Munster in the first game of 2016 - and the landmark would have come much sooner if not for a successful stint at Northampton Saints in the Aviva Premiership.
Highly-rated at Franklin's Gardens during his four-year stay, Wilson turned out for the Midlands outfit on more than 100 occasions, including a Heineken Cup final against Leinster, before returning to his native province in 2012.
Ulster head coach Neil Doak thinks racking up such career totals is testament to Wilson's hard work over the years.
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A player he describes as "phenomenal", Wilson's team-mate Paul Marshall says it would be a fitting tribute for the Instonians man to win his 200th cap this weekend in front of a home crowd.
"As a back-rower, 200 games here, and over 100 at Northampton, Roger has been phenomenal for so long," said the scrum-half.
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"I admire him as a player and a person in his willingness to keep going. He's available to train almost every day.
"He's had a brilliant career, and it's not over yet, but it would be fantastic for him if he did get the 200th at home this weekend."
If not for the presence of Jamie Heaslip at the base of Ireland's scrum for the better part of a decade, Wilson surely would have won more than the solitary Irish cap - his grandfather and two uncles also represented the national side - he collected against the Japanese back in 2005.
Further representative honours did come in the shape of call-ups to a World XV and the Barbarians but it is during these international windows that Doak is especially pleased to have the calming influence of Wilson's vast experience.
"This year especially, he's been very good and he's key for us during this period," added the head coach.
"He's a player we need to stand up and be counted, especially up front. That solidity can launch our younger backs and give them a chance to shine."
Elsewhere for Ulster, Doak says the province will take their time before deciding whether to include Ruan Pienaar in today's selection.
The star scrum-half went off last week against Glasgow with a suspected concussion and has been going through the return to play protocols. Given the nature of the injury, Doak says no risks will be taken.
"The way the game is played now, the collisions are phenomenal and you have to manage the players' welfare as paramount," he said.
"He'll do the return to play protocols but it's certainly not something we take lightly. Ultimately, it's a sport, a professional sport, and we've got to make sure that whoever takes the field is in prime condition.
"Twenty weeks in, everyone has bumps and bruises, but with regards to bangs to the head you've got to be 100 per cent sure.
"The Sunday game gives him a couple of days so we don't have to make a late call or anything. We can get him on the paddock later in the week if he's ready for it."
Should Pienaar not be fit, Marshall will be expected to deputise once again while hooker Rob Herring is also seen as a major doubt.
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Industrial Heritage 2016. European Contact Weekend for Industrial Heritage Volunteers and Associations
17th-19th June 2016, Antwerp, Belgium
Industrial Heritage 2016
European contact weekend for industrial heritage volunteers and associations
Antwerp (Belgium), 17-19.06.2016
E-FAITH, the European Federation of Associations of Industrial and Technical Heritage is the European platform promoting contacts and co-operation between non profit volunteer associations, the place where those can meet, exchange experiences, learn from each other and support each other´s activities and campaigns.
After previous succesfull meetings in Beringen, Kortrijk, Barcelona, Calais, Tilburg, London, Neuchâtel and Lyon (each attended by representatives from a dozen countries) E-FAITH is now organizing in Antwerp its ninth European contact weekend for volunteers and non profit organisations that are engaged in the research, the preservation, the interpretation and/or the presentation of the industrial and technical heritage.
Exchanging ideas is the very essence of these Industrial Heritage Weekends organised by the European Federation of Associations of Industrial and Technical Heritage (EFAITH).
The Weekend is being held in Antwerp, a city rich of industrial andharbour heritage. It will provide enterprising volunteers and their associations with an excellent opportunity to promote their projects, whether work in progress or finished, to like-minded volunteers from all over Europe.
The main themes of this year´s meeting are the role volunteers and voluntary associations can play in developing industrial heritage tourisme.
One will also discuss how to consolidate the overwhelming effects of the 2015 European Industrial Heritage Year and how to prepare and work towards the 2018 European Cultural Heritage Year
During the meeting special attention will be given to
- Promoting international volunteer co-operation for industrial heritage preservation, interpretation and presentation.
- Exchange of ideas on restoration, raising capital and income, marketing, technical skills, training, safety and other aspects of running projects successfully
- Presentations by volunteers and associations on existing projects and work in progress
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as well as one third of the band Original Swimming Party.
He is the founder and organiser of the Cape Town Ableton User Group, as well as other regular Ableton and Max for Live events around Cape Town.
He teaches both private and group lessons, focusing not only on Ableton Live, but on music production and technology as a whole. His approach is suitable for anyone, from the casual music maker or beginner, to the seasoned veteran wanting to take things a bit further.
Please note: Ableton Certified Trainers and Ableton Certified Training Centers are private entities or enterprises and neither employees nor agents of Ableton. They are not administered by Ableton AG or Ableton Inc. The trainers and centers are solely responsible for their own course offerings and curricula. Ableton takes no responsibility or liability for the actions of the trainers or centers.


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Editorial: CAO data bears good tidings for recovery hopes
THE Central Applications Office data about applications for third-level college places always makes for interesting reading. Those columns of figures bring us the future hopes and dreams of our young people and also tell us about what kind of skills and expertise will be available to the Irish economy half a decade from now.
The latest figures carried in today's Irish Independent are no exception. They tell us that news of a recovery in the stricken building sector is reaching our secondary schools, with youngsters showing a new-found interest in construction-related courses.
The numbers expressing a first choice interest in a degree course in built environment has more than doubled from 133 in 2013 to 312 this year. Similarly, there is a 15pc increase in the numbers of students selecting architecture as their first choice.


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John Sweigard - General Manager
John Sweigard joined the Merced Irrigation District as its General Manager in January 2010. Mr. Sweigard began his water management career 20 years earlier as a Night Patrolman and Distribution System Operator on MID's irrigation canals, while working to pay his way toward his degree in Ag Engineering, from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo.
Mr. Sweigard's career has been focused on resource and public agency management from the very beginning. Prior to his hiring as General Manager at MID, he served almost 13 years as the General Manager of Patterson Irrigation District, the entirety of his tenure there. Mr. Sweigard was known for his forward thinking and for being a productive, versatile manager.
Among the many projects he undertook while managing PID was the $13 million Patterson Fish Screen Project, which resulted in the installation of a self-cleaning flat plate, positive barrier fish screen along the bank of the San Joaquin River at the intake of the District's main canal. The statewide Association of California Water Agencies - representing 440 member water agencies across California - recognized the project as the winner of the prestigious Clair Hill Award in 2012 for its innovation and benefit to the environment.
Mr. Sweigard has extensive experience working with elected boards, public relations, as well as local, state and federal agency interaction. He additionally has significant experience dealing with fishery and endangered species issues, public agency finance and administration, energy and power, engineering, construction, operations and resource conservation. At the 2009 Mid Pacific Region Water Users Conference he was recognized by his peers for his career accomplishments with the F. Gordon Johnson Memorial Achievement Award for Excellence in Operations and Maintenance.
He spent his teen years working on his grandfather's cattle operation in the Winton area and graduated from Livingston High School. Mr. Sweigard's early exposure to irrigated agriculture occurred on several planes. He witnessed a great deal on his family's dairy farm and cattle ranch. He also completed a three month stint working on a moshav in the agriculturally oriented Golan Heights area of Israel before entering high school.
Mr. Sweigard is an active member of the U.S. Committee on Irrigation and Drainage and was elected by his irrigation profession peers to their Board of Directors in 2011. Additionally, he was a longtime board member of the San Luis and Delta Mendota Water Authority (SLDMWA) representing PID and northern Delta Mendota Canal federal water service contractors' interests.
He additionally worked on several committees for the SLDMWA, including the Finance and Administration Committee, and the Operations and Maintenance Committee. Further, he served on the Board of Directors of the San Joaquin Valley Drainage Authority and its Policy Steering Committee since the agency's creation.
Mr. Sweigard resides in Atwater with his wife of more than 18 years and their three teen children.
Hicham Eltal - Deputy General Manager, Water Supply/Rights
Hicham ElTal joined the Merced Irrigation District in October 1993 as a Senior Engineer with the Water Resources department and currently serves as the Deputy General Manager of Water Supply/Rights.
As Deputy General Manager of Water Supply/Rights, Mr. ElTal is responsible for MID's water storage and distribution. In this position he is responsible for administering water-resource related activities involving water rights, water quality, water supply, water marketing, and water resource development.
Mr. ElTal has more than 25 years of demonstrated experience in water resource engineering, infrastructure, design and construction, and planning and management. Over the past 17 years, he has played a key role in the success of the District's Water Resources Division.
Mr. ElTal is a registered Civil Engineer with the State of California and holds a BS in Civil Engineering from California State University, Fullerton. He is the active chairman for Merced Area Groundwater Pool Interests (MAGPI) and Merced Integrated Regional Water Management Plan (IRWMP).
Mr. ElTal resides in Merced with his wife and three children and enjoys fishing on Lake McClure.
Bryan Kelly - Deputy General Manager, Water Resources
Bryan Kelly began his employment with MID in August 2004 as a Senior Engineer with the Water Resources department and currently serves as the Deputy General Manager of Water Resources.
As Deputy General Manager of Water Resources, Mr. Kelly is responsible for overseeing all of water resources engineering, construction, maintenance, operations, efficiency and planning as well as water regulatory issues including compliance and renewal of licenses, permits, and contracts. Mr. Kelly has more than 18 years of professional experience in the planning, engineering, operations and management of irrigation and municipal infrastructure systems. In his position with MID and throughout his career he has worked with numerous local, state and federal agencies on water resource related projects.
Prior to joining the MID team, he worked for 10 years at CH2M HILL, a national environmental engineering firm. During that time he served as a water resource project manager, lead engineer, staff manager and marketing lead. Between 1989 and 1994 he worked at the Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans as a water treatment plant operator.
He is an honorably discharged veteran of the U.S. Army, having served between from 1985 and 1989.
He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of New Orleans in 1993. In 1989, Mr. Kelly obtained his Louisiana Professional Engineering license. He subsequently obtained his California Professional Engineering license in 2005 after joining MID.
Mr. Kelly is a member of the Association of California Water Agencies and the U.S. Committee on Irrigation and Drainage.
Mr. Kelly resides in Chowchilla, CA with his wife of 25 years and has two young-adult children attending college.
Don Ouchley- Deputy General Manager, Energy Resources
Don Ouchley joined Merced Irrigation District as the Manager of Engineering and Operations for Energy Resources in September of 2011. In July of 2012, he was promoted to Deputy General Manager for the Department. Under direction of the General Manager, Mr. Ouchley provides oversight and leadership for the general planning, direction, supervision of engineering, construction, operation and maintenance related to MID's Energy Resources Department. This includes the New Exchequer Hydroelectric Project and all electric services.
Mr. Ouchley brings to MID more than 40 years of experience in the public power industry. Prior to joining the District in 2011, he was the Director of Beaches Energy Services, a municipal electric and gas utility located in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, and General Manager of Piedmont Municipal Power Agency in Greer, South Carolina.
MID's Energy Resources Department includes operation of its 110-megawatt hydroelectric facilities at the New Exchequer Dam. The District provides low-cost public power to more than 7,300 residential and business customers. MID's electric system consists of three substations, 35 miles of overhead transmission lines, 360 miles of underground cable, 2,000 transformers and more than 400 switches, breakers and fuses.
Mr. Ouchley holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration from City University in Seattle, Washington. He holds his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from Louisiana Tech University. He is a registered, professional engineer in Florida, Louisiana, Texas and Washington.
Mr. Ouchley has served on numerous Boards as a member and Chairperson, including the American Public Power Association Board of Directors, Florida Municipal Power Agency Executive Committee and Texas Public Power Association Board of Directors.
Away from work, Mr. Ouchley is a private pilot and enjoys flying and traveling in his personal airplane based at Castle AFB. He resides in Merced.
Bret Theodozio - Director of Parks and Recreation
Mr. Bret Theodozio joined Merced Irrigation District in July 2014 as the Director of Parks and Recreation.
Under the direction of the General Manager, Mr. Theodozio will perform a variety of tasks relating to the overall management, planning, budgeting, marketing, operation and maintenance of the MID Parks Department.
Mr. Theodozio has more than 13 years of progressive management and leadership experience in public administration. That experience includes working for and with public agencies, managing personnel, developing and adhering to budgets, and overseeing facility construction and maintenance.
He also brings a strong background in agriculture to the District. Mr. Theodozio grew up on a cattle ranch in the Livingston, CA. area. He attended Modesto Junior College and California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, where he was a member of the collegiate livestock judging team and eventually earned a Master of Science in Agriculture.
Mr. Theodozio began his career as a high school agricultural instructor and quickly advanced into administraive management. Prior to his service to MID, Mr. Theodozio had been the Principal at Hilmar High School for 8 years, where he was responsible for the management and operation of a campus of 650 students and 50 staff members. He managed all programs and personnel and made all final site decisions on a wide range of issues.
Mr. Theodozio resides in Atwater and in his free time he enjoys spending time with his daughters and attending their events and activities. He also enjoys traveling and watching sports.
Vic Moreno - Director of Administrative Services
Mr. Vic Moreno joined the Merced Irrigation District as its Director of Administrative Services in January of 2017. Mr. Moreno brought with him more than three decades of experience in human resources, management, risk management and general administration. As MID's Director of Administrative Services, Mr. Moreno oversees the District's Human Resources, Risk Management and Information Technology functions.
Mr. Moreno has an extensive background in investigations, risk management, safety and human resources. Prior to his employment with MID, he worked for Foster Farms for 32 years serving over a decade in a Labor Relations Manager role with oversight of 3000 employees at three plants. Prior to that, Mr. Moreno also served as the Corporate Safety Manager in the Risk Management department serving over 13,000 employees for over a decade.
In his role as MID's Director of Administrative Services, Mr. Moreno reports directly to the General Manager and is tasked with planning, directing and coordinating all MID Human Resource and Risk Management activities. He is additionally tasked with implementing the goals, objectives, policies, procedures and priorities of MID's Administrative Services Department. This includes overseeing Risk Management, Information Technology and Safety programs and activities. Other duties include maintaining and developing MID employment policies and procedures, maintaining employee benefit programs and ensuring consistent and accurate reporting and compliance with federal and state regulations and standards.
Further, Mr. Moreno monitors and administers the District's property, liability and Workers Compensation insurance programs. Additionally, he provides counseling to MID managers, supervisors and employees on the District's personnel policies and best practices.
Mr. Moreno holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from California State University, Stanislaus, a Master's Degree in Business Administration from Saint Mary's College of California and a Workplace Health and Safety Manager Certificate from UC Davis. Mr. Moreno also maintains a certificate from the Human Resources Certification Institute as a Senior Professional in Human Resources.
A lifelong Valley resident, Mr. Moreno was raised in Merced and currently resides with his wife, two sons and one daughter in Turlock, CA. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his family, being involved in his children's activities, watching various sports, hiking and restoration of muscle cars.
Brian Stubbert- Chief Financial Officer
Brian Stubbert joined the District in March 2011.
Mr. Stubbert is responsible for planning and directing all of MID's financial activities, including budgeting, payroll and billing. He performs critical analysis on both internal and external events, providing recommendations to the general manager and board of directors. His tasks include developing and improving cost controls and maintaining good credit standing for the District.
Mr. Stubbert has more than 15 years of financial experience in accounting and budgeting, working with auditors and with boards of directors. Most of his financial expertise was developed during his tenure within the San Joaquin Valley and its diverse agriculture industry.
Mr. Stubbert is a graduate of California State University, Stanislaus, a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and most recently served at Patterson Vegetable Co. (PVC) as its vice president of Accounting and Administration, as well as controller. PVC had about 500 employees and generated roughly $80 million in annual revenues. Among his responsibilities were oversight of operational financing, accounting, contracts and audits. He has also served as controller and accounting manager at Harris Moran Seed Co. in Modesto, and accounting manager at Diamond Foods in Stockton. Additional experience includes serving as an accountant at the Stanislaus County Department of Mental Health, an audit manager at Juarez and Co. CPAs in Modesto and as an auditor at Grant Thornton LLP in Stockton.
Mr. Stubbert is chairman for the Finance Committee for United Way of Stanislaus County and has also served as chairman of The Patterson Vegetable Co. and Teamsters Local 948 Health and Welfare Benefit Trust.
Mr. Stubbert resides in Modesto with his wife and three children. He enjoys coaching his sons in baseball and is an avid Oakland Raider and San Francisco Giants Fan.
Mike Jensen- Public and Government Relations Officer
Mike Jensen joined the Merced Irrigation District as its Public and Government Relations Officer in January 2011. Prior to his employment with MID, Mr. Jensen was the Communications Director for Congressman Dennis Cardoza working at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC. He had also served as the Congressman's Senior Field representative in Merced County.
Mr. Jensen is responsible for developing and managing external communications for MID, while ensuring public involvement. His responsibilities include keeping the public, government entities and elected officials informed of the District's policy positions, goals and interests. He is additionally responsible for assisting in tracking legislation affecting the utility and advocating its interests.
Mr. Jensen developed his communications, public relations and government affairs expertise during his tenure on Congressman Cardoza's staff as well as his editorial experience while working with several newspaper publications in the San Joaquin Valley. He is the recipient of two first-place environmental reporting awards from the California Newspaper Publishers Association.
Mr. Jensen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism from the University of California, Santa Cruz and an Associate Degree of Science from College of the Sequoias in Visalia. Prior to attending college, he served in the United States Navy and deployed to the Persian Gulf aboard the Aircraft Carrier USS Constellation in 1994. There he participated in operations to enforce the No-Fly Zones over Iraq following the First Gulf War as part of Operation Southern Watch. During his time with the military he received numerous commendations and he remains a member of both the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Outside of MID, Mr. Jensen serves on the Board of Directors for the Greater Merced Chamber of Commerce. He is also member of the Citizen Advisory Committee for the Merced County Association of Governments. He has previously served as Chairman of the Merced City Recreation and Parks Commission, as well as Chair of the Resources Committee for CASA of Merced County, a nonprofit which works to improve the lives of local foster youth.
Phillip R. McMurray - General Counsel
Phillip R. McMurray joined the Merced Irrigation District as the staff General Counsel in July 2011. His services to MID include providing the legal guidance needed to protect MID's resources held in trust for its water users and ratepayers. Mr. McMurray further represents the District at administrative law hearings, regulatory law hearings and judicial proceedings. He is additionally responsible for managing special and outside counsel while maintaining a working knowledge of local, state and federal resource issues.
Mr. McMurray graduated from California State University, Fresno Magna Cum Laude in 2000. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture Business and a minor in Plant Science. He received his Juris Doctorate from Sacramento's Lincoln Law School in 2004 and was admitted to the California State Bar in June of 2005.
In 2006, he became an associate attorney with Linneman, Burgess, Telles, Van Atta, Vierra, Rathmann, Whitehurst & Keene of Dos Palos. Additionally, since 2007 he has served as an adjunct faculty member at Merced College teaching business and law oriented classes.
Mr. McMurray resides in Los Banos with his wife and three children. In his spare time he enjoys family barbecues and coaching baseball for his two sons.


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US fails to shield Google, Facebook from ITU process
Debate over the future of 'Net governance pits US against authoritarian regimes.
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Debate over the future of 'Net governance pits US against authoritarian regimes.
To Philips' CEO, this biggest cartel fine ever is "unjustified."
Facebook will pay—at most—$10 to each affected user, but likely much less.
State officials to consider whether these startups have a ridesharing exception.
Study casts doubt on ITU proposal; says regulatory reforms, not cash, spark growth.
The drone Iran claims to have "hunted down" is cheap, small, and low tech.
Verizon Wireless had sued to block their implementation.
Verizon says it doesn't want Dish's spectrum.
Developers have had a month to comply with state law.
A set-top box could push ads based on what it sees and hears in your home.
Reported scam promised money from past scams in exchange for bank account numbers.
"I miss my prior life…No baths, poor food."
Samsung's allegations of juror misconduct look increasingly weak.
Telcos lobby for drastic change, think content networks getting a free ride.
Now over (for the moment) Syria's blackout was carefully planned, with no leaks.
We'll take a look at some of the most unexpected discoveries along the famous Silk Road.
We don't think they'll do it.
Motorola can't use standard-based patents to enjoin Microsoft's Xbox.
Lower court ruled that genes can be patented once isolated from the body.
Firm for Sunlust Pictures so sleazy it can't find a lawyer to represent them.
But Democratic opposition will almost surely stop the bill in the Senate.
The theology behind a battle over RFID tags.
And how they nearly got fired for it.
PrivacyChoice hopes to create a "Wikipedia for Privacy Policies."
Austrian man is latest to be held responsible for traffic passing through Tor.
Obama opposes GOP proposal to increase skilled immigration, cut unskilled.
Senators pass ECPA reform requiring a warrant for cops to read your e-mail.
Sites in country unreachable from outside world, some cell phone service down.
"Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?"
Romanian hacking ring busted after ringing up $30 million in fraudulent charges.
CCI official says ISPs want to be sure "I's are dotted and T's crossed."


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This is another article in a series showing some of my favorite OpenG VIs -- "The OpenG VIs that I couldn't live without". In this article, I'm going to show a very useful tool called the Locate File in Project, which gives you an easy way of finding VIs in the Project Explorer.
If you have this tool installed, it will a File>>Locate in
Project option to the menu. When you select this menu option from
the menu of a VI's Front Panel or Block Diagram, the VI will be highlighted in
the Project Explorer window. For example, here is a typical scenario:
You create a new VI. Maybe you make a copy of a class method VI.
However, you want to move this VI to a different sub-folder of the class.
The first thing that you need to do, is locate the new VI in the Project
Explorer window, so that you can move it. And, that's where Locate File in
Project comes in handy.
The more you use the LabVIEW Project Explorer, the more you'll realize, too,
that this is one tool that you can't live without
If you want to give this VI a try, you can obtain it using
VI Package Manager (VIPM). Simply select
the Locate File in Project (ogedit_locate_file_in_project) package
from within VIPM. Once installed, this will add a new option
File>>Locate in Project item to LabVIEW's menu. (See
here for a quick
guide on how to install OpenG on VIPM.)


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David M. Crane Begins Work for Sri Lankan War Crimes Commission
David M. Crane, professor of practice in the College of Law and faculty member in the Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism, has arrived in Sri Lanka as part of his work to uncover possible war crimes.
Crane was appointed by President Mahinda Rajapaksa of Sri Lanka in August 2014 to the Advisory Council to the Presidential Commission on Missing Persons (http://documents.gov.lk/Extgzt/2014/PDF/July/1871_18/1871_18%20%28E%29.pdf), which is investigating war crimes allegations related to the end of the 30-year civil war with the Tamil Tigers (officially know as the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam).
Chair of the Advisory Council is Sir Desmond de Silva, former U.N. Chief War Crimes Prosecutor in Sierra Leone. Other members of the multinational advisory council are Sir Geoffrey Nice of Great Britain; Avdash Kaushal of India; Ahmer Bilal Soofi of Pakistan; and Motoo Noguchi of Japan.
Among its tasks, the commission will investigate and report on whether any person, group, or institution bears responsibility for losses of civilian life during the civil war in violation of international humanitarian law (IHL) or international human rights law; the adherence to or neglect of principles of distinction, military necessity and proportionality by Sri Lankan armed forces; whether the Tamil Tigers, as a non-state actor, are subject to IHL; and the rebels' alleged use of human shields, child soldiers and illegal financial resources.
From 2002-2005, Crane was the founding chief prosecutor of the Special Court for Sierra Leone, an international war crimes tribunal, appointed to that position by the secretary general of the United Nations, Kofi Annan.


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This Cranberry Orange Sangria combines Old Orchard Cranberry Juice with orange juice and zinfandel. You also add orange slices, apple slices and fresh cranberries to it. This sounds like the perfect Fall sangria to me! Looking forward to making this with the apples I get from the apple orchard this year.
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Some notes on the playlist if you're so inclined to read those sorts of things:
1. The Clientele, "Since K Got Over Me" - Asheville through Sam's Gap, all the way to Kinsport, TN - frigid winds - "it's like walking on a trampoline"
2. Wilco, "I Might" - borrowed my brother's car, it smelled like Old Spice and onions - "you won't set the kids on fire, oh, but I might"
3. My Morning Jacket, "Xmas Curtain" - out of college, applying for shitty jobs - the sparseness of winter air - "the criminal who never breaks the law"
4. Sun Kil Moon, "Carry Me Ohio" - early damp mornings, teaching college - the highways were empty, the countryside a friend - "sorry, I could never love you"
5. Sufjan Stevens, "Oh Detroit, Lift Up Your Weary Head! (Rebuild! Restore! Reconsider!)" - why the heater won't work, I don't know - coffee is too hot to drink - no snow for this year, but definitely snow in Michigan - "Industry! Industry!"
6. Damien Jurado, "December" - taking medication for my mind - wondering where the future is - "cause one day I'll kill you, too"
7. Bob Dylan, "Not Dark Yet" - packed like sardines in an apartment - sharing floorspace with my brother - an early Christmas present "it's not dark yet, but it's getting there"
8. Halloween, Alaska, "The Jealous Ones" - so much traffic - not sure this new year will pay off - "you're half right, you're mostly right"
9. Beach House, "Norway" - January won't stop raining - not alone anymore - where do I go from here? - "we were sleeping til, you came along"
10. Destroyer, "Virgin With a Memory" - mornings last forever - spending money I don't have - a striking warmth here with you - "the singer not the song, no"
11. Ida, "Lovers Prayers" - I may not ever figure this out - so much to do, too much time to do it - you may never finish what you started - "watching the sun turn black in the desert sky"
12. Low, "Long Way Around the Sea" - is this what Christmas can be? shot full of possibilities? - a new faith - "Herod heard, said bring me word"


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