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November 1, 2012
A JSF web application
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HI thanks a lot for your great work. I'm little bit confused with the different pom.xml. Could you please add the full path for each of them ? Thanks
Comment by Marcus — April 3, 2014 @ 14:45
Hi, great cuke sequence
I am wondering about one thing in jsf-main pom
the model code was put/copied into jsf-main, so why the dependency on the jar?
I believe if you did a mvn install from the previous "building a model" step this jar would be in the local maven repo
and would work, but jsf-main is not using it. However, my jsf-test wouldn't work because its not getting to the model, so i
included the above dependency in jsf-test pom.xml, I was running in your not-so-favorite IDE, but it wouldn't run from
WIn7 command line either until i added this dependency. any thoughts on what I am doing wrong?
I also had a problem with the tomcat zip version, i had to update it to 7.0.54, seems .32 is no longer available. Is there
a way to "generisize" this ie anything > 7.0.32 ?
Thanks – this is definitely helping me learn cucumber!
Comment by timr — July 4, 2014 @ 08:36
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Armed with my new buttercream skills (skillz? Ha!), I set out to make as nice a cake as possible for my little boy, who turned one year old in June.
I decided to go nautical (his room is done in a nautical theme), and gathered inspiration from cakes I found browsing online (mostly on Pinterest). The top has ombré waves washing onto a beach. The waves continue on the sides of the cake, and to give a bit of delineation, I piped a "rope" border around the top and bottom edges. The boat was a collaborative effort: Husband did the paper folding and whittled down a wooden skewer, and I added the sails (complete with a "1"!) and little flag.
I actually made this cake three times! The first was a bit of a "practice" version for the final Wilton level 1 class. I learned a lot (including the fact that the ruffles/waves take a LOT of frosting!).
For the second cake (most of the photos in this post), I used my shiny new 8″ pan for an extra high cake. This one was for B's celebration at our house, a tiny family party with my parents.
On the second cake, I thought I had a "brilliant" idea to use vanilla wafer cookie crumbs to make the sand on the beach. Well, it looked nice enough, but piping the letters was a nightmare! The surface was so loose that the frosting wouldn't stay in place. In the end, I just piped them as close to where I wanted them as possible, and then put the cake in the fridge to let the lettering set up. Once it had firmed, I used a toothpick to gently nudge each bit into line. So I guess what worked against me at first was actually beneficial in the end.
The final cake was made while I was traveling! My sister-in-law generously let me take over her kitchen to make it so that we could celebrate with them and Husband's parents. I checked my frosting tips and gel coloring along with our little sailboat in my suitcase and bought the rest of my ingredients there.
Because I was working in a completely different kitchen and without as much time, I made a smaller cake, and my design was a bit simpler, with plain sides.


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Aster Fireside Chair - Oyster
Aster Fireside Chair - Oyster.
This is the Oyster coloured version of the Aster Fireside Chair, a chair that combines a traditional style with an inviting design, making it the perfect addition to your sitting room. To help reduce aches and pains and promote good posture the head and neck rest features increased padding density. Boasting a tailored, padded backrest the Aster Fireside Chair provides accurate support and optimum comfort for the user. The Aster Fireside Chair also offers additional padding along the depth of the pocket-sprung seat for better support behind the knees, as well as filled armrests for comfort and draught protection. The solid wood knuckles are a stylish addition, providing a little extra grip to help you rise gently from the chair. This is the Oyster leaf patterned version of the Aster Fireside Chair; a Cocoa leaf patterned version is also available in this section of the website.
Product Specification:
- One Aster Fireside Chair
- Colour: Oyster
- Combines traditional style with inviting design
- Ideal addition to your living room
- Padded backrest offers exceptional support and comfort
- Increased padding density in head and neck rest
- Helps to reduce aches and pains
- Promotes good posture
- Solid wood knuckles offer additional grip when rising
- Fireside chair height: 1070mm (42")
- Fireside chair depth: 825mm (32.5")
- Fireside chair width: 650mm (25.5")
- Seat height: 500mm (19.75")
- Seat width: 480mm (19")
- Seat depth: 480mm (19")
- Chair weight: 20.8 kgs
- Maximum user weight: 120 kgs (19 stone)


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CASCA stands for Camden School's Community Association. It is the school's parent and community association and has two main objectives:
1. Fundraising to enable the school to continue to offer outstanding education despite funding cuts.
2. Organising social activities and networking to support the Camden School for Girls community.
We run a series of annual social and fundraising events, including the Jumble Sale, Quiz Night, Dramstock! and Summer Fest. We also organise Parents' Forums, offering expert advice on issues such as how to prepare for exams, dealing with challenging emotional issues, etc.
2017-2018 focused on the hugely successful fundraising campaign 60for60, which raised a staggering £105,000 supporting the purchase of critical furnishings, fixtures and equipment. Thank you to all who organised, helped and donated.
2018-2019 we raised a more modest amount but it was put to very good use. The bulk of money went towards resurfacing the very tired netball court. We now have a MUGA court, which enables a variety of different sports to be played on it. Thank you to all who participated in the many events across the year, your input in invaluable. We look forward to seeing you all again throughout the next academic year!
One last note is to say that CASCA is run entirely by volunteers. We are always ready to welcome new volunteers, new leaders, new participants ideas and energy!
If you are willing to participate in anyway please contact Irene Graham CASCA Vice Chair on firstname.lastname@example.com
CASCA Open Meeting
|Wednesday 15 January
|6.30 - 7.45pm
|Friday 31 January
|7.00 - 10.00pm
Tabletop Sale
|Saturday 8 February
2.30 - 4.30pm
|Parents' Forum
|Thursday 5 March
|6.30 - 8.30pm
|Quiz Night
|Thursday 19 March
|6.30pm for 7.30pm start
|CASCA Meeting & AGM
|Tuesday 19 May
|6.00 - 7.15pm
|Parents' Forum
|Tuesday 19 May
|7.30 - 9.00pm
|Friday 12 June
|6.00 - 9.00pm
|Friday 19 June
|Day time
|*Please note that dates are subject to change
|Irene Graham
|Vice Chair (Y10 parent)
|Laura Lagana
|Maya Eugenieva
|Co-Treasurer (Y10 parent)
|Mary Kavanagh
|Event lead/committee member
|Richard Sanders
|Event lead/committee member
|Lucy Baron-Thomson
|Event lead/committee member
|Royston Deitch
|Event lead/committee member
|Sally Hodgkinson
|Event lead/committee member
|Serena Guarnaschelli
|Event lead/committee member
|Tim Vernon
|Event lead/committee member
|Laurel Ives
|Event lead/committee member
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As those who follow me on Instagram may have noticed, I was away last week on a family vacation. While I'm still digging out from the mighty triumvirate known as Mount Laundry, Mount Camp Dishes & Gear, and Mount Random Stuff That Ended Up In The Car, I thought I'd take a minute to share a couple FOs. Oh, and to announce the winner of the 3-month subscription to the Cloudlover Sock Yarn Club. I'll save that exciting news for the end though, of course.
First, before I left on vacation I finished up my Cloudlover 75/25 BFL/Silk in the Blue Hawaii colorway. I wrapped up this skein just before bed the night before we left so it wasn't until our return home that I was able to wash it & photograph it in natural light.
I'm extremely pleased with this skein.
I especially love that while it's mostly blue, there are these dashes of bright contrast.These 4ounces of fiber came out at just shy of 550yards of simply gorgeous & wonderfully drapey fingering weight 2ply.
On day one of vacation — spent mostly in the car — I finished up my 15th pair of socks for the Socks with Sarah KAL, a pair of Hermione's Everyday Socks in Cloudlover 75/25 SW Merion/Nylon in the Winter Rose colorway.
While I also really like that Cloudlover handpainted yarn with the classic Churchmouse Yarns & Teas Basic Sock pattern, if you are looking for something a little more adventurous I have to say that these yarns are a fantastic match for the Hermione's Everyday Socks pattern. I also have plans to try out Clare Devine's brand new Tarsi-Grande — an update to her wonderful eBook, Sock Anatomy. I am always on the lookout for new patterns to suit my favorite yarns & I have the feeling that it will be a great fit for my beloved Cloudlover yarns.
I ogled the Winter Rose colorway for far too long before finally ordering it. At first I really thought it reminded me more of spring, but now that I've whipped up these socks all I see is winter.
After a couple days in the Badlands National Park's 100F heat, winter couldn't seem farther away, but I'm content to know that when it does arrive my socks will be ready.
Now, the news you're here to see — who won that fabulous 3-month subscription to the Cloudlover Sock Yarn Club?!
It is…. [drum roll]
If I was more tech-savvy I'm put little fireworks around the name as I could not be more excited to share the news, but you'll just have to rest assured that I'm doing some kicks here while setting off firecrackers and howling on noisemakers in celebration.
Dear lollyknits, please email me at knittingsarah [at] gmail [dot] com with your mailing & email addresses and I will pass your info along to Natalie at Cloudlover who will set you right up.
Now, for those who didn't win this time around, rest assured that there are still plenty of high kicks and firecrackers for you. If you're interested in one of the Cloudlover clubs, you still have time to sign-up! I've dabbled in almost all of them (I say 'almost' only because I always subscribe to a club that includes fiber — I am a Cloudlover fiber addict) and I can say with certainty that they are awesome. You won't be disappointed.
You can also still take advantage of the special Knitting Sarah friends discount at Cloudlover Yarn & Fiber until the end of 2014 — that's 15% off all yarn and fiber in the Cloudlover shop! Just in case you missed the first posting, here are the fabulous details:
What items can be discounted?
All yarn and fiber, including sale yarn and fiber.
How do I claim my discount?
In your cart where it says, 'Discount code (optional)' type SOCKSWITHSARAH in the box and click 'Update Total'.
What items cannot be discounted?
Clubs — both single and double dose fiber and sock clubs as well as the half & half club.
Can I use the SOCKSWITHSARAH code more than once?
YES! You are welcome (and encouraged) to use this coupon code as many times as you like through the end of 2014 — treat yourself, do your Christmas shopping, stock up!
See?! Still goodies for everyone!
Oh, and locals, mark your calendars! Natalie will be a vendor at this year's Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival September 5-7, 2014! Meet the lady behind the beautiful Cloudlover yarn & fiber and who knows — maybe we'll run into each other there!
For those interested in staying up-to-date on the latest from Cloudlover Yarn & Fiber, you can follow the shop on Facebook, Instagram, and you can sign-up to receive the Cloudlover Newsletter here. Don't forget to join the Cloudlover Ravelry Group, too!


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Wicklow Walking Festival
The Festival will be based in the Brockagh Resource Centre with many of the walks taking us through Wicklow Mountains National Park. The Centre is situated in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains, on the road between the village of Laragh and Glendalough.
All walks are led by experienced walking leaders who will enhance your day with information on local history flora and fauna.
The National Park is an ideal location for a fun filled festival weekend covering approximately 90,000 hectares! The park protects some of Europe's oldest peat boglands, heather covered mountains, and woodlands. Large herds of sika and red/sika hybrid deer, foxes, badgers, hares and birds of prey are frequently spotted on walks so don't forget your camera!
The weekend offers a selection of walking choices which you can mix, match, or just choose one:
– Climb Leinster's highest peak, Lugnaquilla (925 m).
– A night walk on Friday the 23rd promising to be a unique and adventurous experience.
– A selection of day walks from challenging, moderate and easy on Saturday and Sunday.
– A moderate walk on Monday the 25th to celebrate the completion of a great weekend and summer walking season.
Please note: Walks may be changed on the day depending on weather conditions or the fitness level of the group at the leader's discretion.


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How Apple's "Find My" Feature Works
Matthew Green intelligently speculates about how Apple's new "Find My" feature works.
If you haven't already been inspired by the description above, let me phrase the question you ought to be asking: how is this system going to avoid being a massive privacy nightmare?
Let me count the concerns:
- If your device is constantly emitting a BLE signal that uniquely identifies it, the whole world is going to have (yet another) way to track you. Marketers already use WiFi and Bluetooth MAC addresses to do this: Find My could create yet another tracking channel.
- It also exposes the phones who are doing the tracking. These people are now going to be sending their current location to Apple (which they may or may not already be doing). Now they'll also be potentially sharing this information with strangers who "lose" their devices. That could go badly.
- Scammers might also run active attacks in which they fake the location of your device. While this seems unlikely, people will always surprise you.
The good news is that Apple claims that their system actually does provide strong privacy, and that it accomplishes this using clever cryptography. But as is typical, they've declined to give out the details how they're going to do it. Andy Greenberg talked me through an incomplete technical description that Apple provided to Wired, so that provides many hints. Unfortunately, what Apple provided still leaves huge gaps. It's into those gaps that I'm going to fill in my best guess for what Apple is actually doing.
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I had a question asked about the difference between the old corner rounder and the new 3/16" corner rounder. YES! There is quite a significant difference in size. Here you go, Joni! I'm sorry it took so long for me to post this. My little one woke up and needed up some snuggles before I could get to the craft table. I couldn't resist a few hugs and kisses. :)
I punched with the retired corner rounder on the lower left hand side. The lower right hand side is punched with the current 3/16" corner rounder. You can see that the decorative edges are much smaller in size. Along the top, I punched with the Slit punch. You can see that this decorative edge is much rounder than the ones produced by the corner rounders.
Thursday, February 21, 2008
What's the difference?
3 comments:
- Joni M said...
There's nothing like snuggling a little one... I sure miss those days. My baby gets his driving permit this summer!
Thanks for the photos, Jane! Now I just need to decide, LOL!
- Thursday, February 21, 2008
- StinkerbellSteph said...
Great way to show this! I always get people asking me that question!
- Friday, February 22, 2008
- Enfys said...
I stumbled across your blog, and love it, thanks for all the tutorials. I'll be back.........
- Saturday, February 23, 2008
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Query for Beginner - Traxxas Slash/Raptor and Battery suggestions
Hi All,
I am just getting started into the RC world and have a Stampede, but now looking at purchasing a new Traxxas, probably the Raptor or Slash,
So, i was after some others opinions please,
A) I read somewhere that the Raptor is the same device as the Slash, just different cover, but then i read somewhere else that the Raptor has greater ground clearance, does anyone have any preferences of one over the other.
The ones that i am considering getting are:
B) If i buy a RC car with brushless motor, does that need i need to buy a LIPO battery/charger, or can they still run on the regular NIMH batteries
C) If the ad or box packaging mentions RTR, is it safe to assume it comes with the Car/Radio and Battery/Charger, or not necessarily?
I am finding it quite confusing while shopping around, some of the online descriptions mention RTR but then show different pics to what the main pic is showing such as different colours etc.
D) Any recommendations for stores around the Ryde area-Sydney, i know there are 2 in Parramatta and one in Lidcome, anything else closer by that i can visit to buy Traxxas?


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Yusuf Lasun, deputy speaker of the federal house of representatives, says has no intention to resign his position no matter the amount of pressure from individuals or groups.
Speaking in Abuja when a delegation from Ilobu, his constituency in Osun, paid him a courtesy visit on Monday, Lasun said he was duly elected.
He said those suggesting that he should step down in order to resolve the leadership tussle in the house only wanted "to reap where they did not sow".
"Anybody talking about Yusuf Lasun resigning only wants to cheat the Ilobu people, who have toiled all day and night, having contributed to what APC is in Nigeria today," he said.
"When I look at that angle alone, I laugh. And I want to say this: nature itself has a way of regulating things, you cannot want to benefit from where you have not sowed."
Lasun claimed that Ilobu remains one of the strongest holds of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the country.
Earlier, Olayinka Ahmed, the group's vice-chairman, said the visit was to express their support and solidarity in the wake of pressure from certain quarters on him to resign.
"We are here to give you our maximum support as indigenes of Ilobu," he said.
"We do not support any call for your resignation; we know you as one of the pillars of the Action Group in those days.
Coming from our place, we see your emergence as deputy speaker as a good thing that God has done for us, and we can't let it slip away. God has elevated you, and we are proud of it. You also know that you have many things to re-touch in the community."
Lasun defeated Mohammed Monguno, the preferred candidate of the APC, in the June 9 election of the assembly.
His emergence and that of Yakubu Dogara, speaker of the lower chamber, is responsible for the crisis in the lower chamber.


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Makar/unmakar: Twelve Contemporary Poets in Scotland
Edited by Calum Rodgers
Owen Gallagher
Smokestack Books
Each Scottish in its own way – Owen Gallagher, author of Clydebuilt, lives in London but was born in Glasgow to Irish parents, while the makar/unmakar poets come from all over but are writing in Scotland – these two new poetry collections occupy opposite poles. Uniting them is the theme of inclusion.
For Gallagher, born in the Gorbals in 1949, inclusion (or its lack) is about class and poverty of opportunity. "There wis nae careers advice / tae show how the future micht blow," he writes in "Thi Clyde Runs Thru Mi".
After 10 years of austerity, poverty is a theme for the younger makar/unmakar poets too. "There's no magic money tree / unless its Quantitative Easing / which is not for me," writes Nicky Melville in "End times of the month, November 2018", a meditation on money management that incorporates text messages from the bank. But inclusion is more often about gender identity and sexuality.
"Their work follows from the gains made by Morgan, Lochhead and Kay, who overcame the stiflingly masculinist and heteronormative homogeny of 20th century Scottish poetry through chameleonic experimentation, omnivorous internationalism, and boldly revitalised approaches to performance and the presentation of identity," writes makar/unmakar's editor, Calum Rodger, who is something of a stranger to the simple and clear expression of ideas. No matter. His engorged introduction serves to illuminate the field of play.
For Gallagher is nothing if not heteronormative, dreaming in "Before I Make My Ascension to Heaven" of cuddling up to the ultimate tragi-queen of female objectification, Marilyn Monroe. This traditional outlook is reflected in his use of form. In stark contrast to the experimental work in makar/unmakar, some of which verges on the inscrutable, the structure, language and meaning in Gallagher's poems are crystal clear (provided you parlez Glaswegian).
"Those are my father's shoes on my uncle's feet / the style like dad, plain and neat" runs the opening couplet of his perfectly punctuated five-stanza poem "I Watch My Dead Father's Shoes Being Taken". Contrast that with these lines from Callie Gardner's poem "springletter": "the fruits of frequent subtheorising hold / every body is a utopia: unmobilisable force meets / an unmakeable object, and the deep resulting pore / of atopia is here to rain stopped play."
This musing follows quotes from writer Gertrude Stein and literary theorist Roland Barthes, which are woven into the text, and perhaps draws on them. One could trawl the internet to identify the allusions, but why do that? "Whit?" is also a perfectly valid response to "springletter".
Which is not to suggest that poets should not experiment or do with language everything that can possibly be done. They should; they must; that's their job. As Melville puts it, "you don't know / how far / you can take things / if you don't take things / too far".
The poets in makar/unmakar, whom Rodger, in his breathy, hyperbolic way, describes as "a dozen of the finest and most vital poets writing outside the mainstream in Scotland today", are all in their different ways doing that. Good for them.
And in taking it too far, the unmakars produce flashes of brilliance and moments of beauty. Kate Tough's found poem about barbed wire sizzles with outrage and humour. Nat Raha's eccentrically punctuated poem captures a certain ambient violence: "decimate, un/made & horny / , our shaven flesh and locks, dined on".
In Harry Josephine Giles' Deep Wheel Orcadia: A Future Fantasy, written in Scots, we find a delicious musicality in the depictions of "the stoor o light" and "the skyran dancers over the bowe o a roilan world". Tessa Berring's spare lines produce a bracing linguistic jolt.
Clydebuilt likewise has its moments. "Soot" takes us to a dark therapeutic place, while "Cut!" skirts round a memory of being sexually abused as a child.
Others of Gallagher's poems are perhaps too much there on the page. In makar/unmakar, the problem is sometimes the reverse. Nothing for the reader to grab on to. Not so much depth as murk.
These collections are uneven, then, but that's how it is with poetry. Writing poems is hard, and the rewards are slim. That people do it at all is a cause for amazement – and joy.
And when it's good, it's finger-licking good, as in these lines from Juana Adcock's multi-layered The Serpent Dialogues" which capture the self-imposed tragedy of the mobile phone: "And something about reaching for my phone as a form of / noise or interference, like wanting / to be saved from experiencing this instant / with all its beautiful and devastating aloneness."


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Without Child
As a teacher, I instruct students how to read and analyze texts while challenging their thoughts, ideas and beliefs through discussion, projects and media. Shaping a young mind is important. As the school year passes, I wonder if I did a good job. Was I fair to everybody? Was I good role model? Should I revise a lesson?
Good teachers care and constantly want to grow. But there is one feeling that cannot be described: hearing that piercing bell on the last day of school and watching students run down the hallway. This year, I raised my hands to God and gave Him thanks because it is stressful, exhausting and draining to be a hand in someone's education while juggling conferences, overdue bathroom breaks and the endless of fuckery of the state.
As I watched the children run to their fabulous cruises, adventurous road trips and late night facetime conversations, I visualized my childfree summer of book reading, wine sipping and bingewatching Criminal Minds. I always knew I would be childless and I am okay with it. I truly enjoy my life as it is now. I don't feel 'empty' or 'incomplete'. My husband and I are a family because I can choose my definition of a family.
As an intersectional feminist, I support all women's decisions for their own lives. After all, you are the one taking residency in your body. I wish society can understand that children aren't a requirement for a woman especially if she's black, married and young. Children are a blessing to those who treat them as such. But I believe blessings can be in many forms like coming home to a quiet house after a long day's work, being able to travel at a moment's notice and not having to live up to the impossible standards of being a supermom.


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Livestock, machinery, and agriculturalists of all ages unite this weekend at the Montezuma County Fairgrounds for the annual Four States Agricultural Exposition.
This is the 37th year of existence for the expo, and while it's evolved over the past decades, even venturing into the garden realm at times, this year it's solidly agricultural.
"It brings the community together," said Spark Reed, the expo's board president. "It says 'ag.'"
The expo aims to promote agricultural progress and continuance in the Four Corners region by offering a place for those in the industry to collaborate, interchange ideas, and celebrate agricultural life and heritage.
The expo was founded as a nonprofit in 1981 and has become a landmark event in Montezuma County.
It takes place in March, Reed said, because it is a time that is "before the farmers are farming and the ranchers are through calving."
Reed said that about 15 years ago, the expo was struggling.
"They were thinking about moving it to Farmington," said Reed, who has been on the board for five years.
Ever since, they have been building it back up, he said. They have been nearing their goal of 10,000 attendees – last year, they saw 8,400.
This year's event was divided among several distinct pavilions and arenas at the fairgrounds. Gaits clinics and other equine-related workshops were held in an Equestrian Arena at the base of the fairgrounds hill, alongside a show ring for livestock competitions, and the Children's Ag Learning Facility in a separate barn beyond that.
In the main pavilion at the crest of the hill, over 80 vendors and community groups set up shop at various booths, promoting agricultural wares, practices and ideas. Vendors ranged from Stotz Equipment with its tractors, to Mountain Meadow with its Montezuma honey, to SWIIM System with irrigation management software.
Other local groups were also situated in the pavilion, including Republican and Democratic collectives, the Colorado Department of Agriculture and local media groups.
The Southwestern Cowbelles have been coming to the expo perhaps since the event's inception, said Cowbelle president Brandee Simmons.
"It's huge for the community, to be able to come out," Simmons said. "In one spot, we're able to talk to someone who does feed, does everything to do with agriculture. I think it's hugely important for the community."
Agriculture-related sessions and discussions took place in the main pavilion's summit room, and the arena also hosted other crowd-pleasers, including chicken catching and tractor tug competitions for children.
Children and youth development were a heavy emphasis of the expo. Members of local FFA groups were on hand, decked out in navy blue to judge livestock competitions in the show ring.
"It is just so good to see all those kids in blue dressed up, dressed clean," Reed said. "That's our future in agriculture, and that's why we keep this show going."
Next door in the Children's Ag Learning Facility, young people were able to interact with pigs, goats and chickens, or learn about worms from Montezuma School to Farm Project representatives.
Montezuma's 4-H program had a strong presence, with young participants showing off animals they raised. The program has many different options from photography to STEM classes, said Kacey Riedel, director of the Montezuma County CSU Extension, but animal-raising projects are especially popular.
At the heart of the projects is teaching children ownership and responsibility, she said, as they must keep accurate records, tracking the growth and feeding habits of their animals – bookkeeping is a critical part of the agriculture industry. The kids spend a lot of hours with their animals, through good times and bad, she added.
And for animal lovers who don't want to deal with the marketing side of 4-H competitions, there are dog- and cat-raising programs.
Ten-year-old Madison Thornbrugh, a fourth-grader at Mesa Elementary, helped out with goats at the expo, although she herself specializes in pig-raising. Goat attitudes can be hard to deal with in the show arena, she said.
"I love being outside with my animals," she said of her participation.


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An experience allowing people to explore, share & reflect on their "squares"
Are you familiar with the idea of square-mindedness?
As human beings we all have a natural tendency to group our experiences, thoughts and opinions in boxes, leading us to become "square" (aka. narrow-minded).
However, if we want to live a better life with ourselves and together with other people, it helps to open up our own squares, broaden our personal perceptions and challenge our own "edges".
DARE TO SQUARE is an online and offline empathy platform allowing you to explore, share and reflect upon your own "squares".


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If you are very particular about everything in your home looking ultra cool, than this is the site for you. They have products that can make your child's meal time seem chic! The first item that caught my eye were the storage containers...these might make me actually want to heat up leftovers!
And how about this set of small melamine plates...these would definitely spice up the children's table at your next holiday gathering.
Who doesn't love Sushi? If your kids want to try out chopsticks, these are GREAT!
And if your little one is a fussy eater, they won't be able to resist this...


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A man facing dozens of charges is set to appear in five courts on six different dates, prompting a magistrate to say she's never seen a situation like it.
An award-winning brewery will be shutting its doors this month with the owners stating the coronavirus pandemic shut down has proved too difficult to manage.
More people have died on Queensland roads in the first five months of 2020 than in the same period in 2019. These are some of their stories.
Junior doctors across Queensland face being moved to frontline COVID-19 care and having their long-term career goals up in the air.
Experts have warned weeks of successfully containing coronavirus could be undone in four days if people flout the rules over the Easter long weekend. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
There are concerns about just how Lifeline's crisis support line will keep running after the charity was forced to shut all its Queensland stores.
They're among the local health heroes holding the line against the worst global pandemic in a century. LEAVE YOUR MESSAGE OF SUPPORT
Toowoomba, Tweed, and the Darling Downs are emerging as Queensland's newest coronavirus hotspots, with a 16 per cent increase in cases in 24 hours.
The Australian Nanny Association has warned parents about a rise in 'childcare workers' looking for jobs.
An analysis has revealed the Queensland locations where nearly one in 10 people are at highest risk of coronavirus.
Geoff has been working in regional news since 2010 when he started at the Chinchilla News. He since worked at Ipswich's Queensland Times and the central reporting team NewsRegional. He focuses on data journalim, politics and crime.


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The SDSB MBA & EMBA 2019 (first year) students held a farewell dinner for the graduating seniors - MBA & EMBA class of 2018. The event took place on the 20th April 2018 Friday on a beautiful Spring evening at Suleman Dawood School of Business. The theme of the event was 'Basant' which is considered a Kite-flying festival of Punjab and is celebrated to mark the Spring Harvest in a year in the Sub-continent. This has been a historic spring time kite flying event during the Basant Panchami festival in the Punjab region in Pakistan.
Apropos of the event theme, the Dean SDSB Dr. Jawad Syed shared his thoughts on Basant and the importance of reviving our cultural traditions. He congratulated the graduating class on completion of two years of MBA and EMBA, and implored them to stay connected with SDSB and LUMS and remain a part of the LUMS family. The Vice Chancellor Dr. Sohail Naqvi addressed the students and reminisced about the farewell and welcome events in the previous years during his tenure at LUMS and wished the graduating class best of luck for a prosperous future.
The night ensued with laughter and pleasantry as the 1st year MBA students took to the stage and shared video parodies of seniors and the faculty; whom they interacted with in the past year. Both the junior and senior year MBA and EMBA students sang hearty songs for the audience, which everyone enjoyed to the fullest. Overall, the event ended in students taking a lot of pictures which will help them remember thier time at LUMS for the years to come.


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Question about making mesh avatars for a total noob
Mesi Emerald replied to Mesi Emerald's topic in MeshThanks for your help I have one more question. Is there a way I can do this in blender, or is there another free or extremely low cost modeling program I can use?
Question about making mesh avatars for a total noob
Mesi Emerald posted a topic in MeshOk, I made a model in blender before I got to test out the beta mesh, is there a way that I can make into an avatar on SL? If anyone knows of any tutorials I should refer to or has any tips, help would be greatly appreciated. ^^
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Mesi Emerald posted a topic in Second Life ViewerI am trying to reinstall SL after my computer almost broke. The installer keeps stopping at random points with the error message Extract: error writing to file *name of file* Can anyone help me? The furthest the installation has gotten is 16% of Secondlife.exe. It has mysteriously stopped installation there the past 2 attempts.
Collada to Sculpted Prim?
Mesi Emerald replied to Mesi Emerald's topic in Building and Texturing ForumOk, so here are a few of my failed uv maps. Click Here What am I doing wrong? If I need to provide more pics, just ask for them.
Collada to Sculpted Prim?
Mesi Emerald replied to Mesi Emerald's topic in Building and Texturing ForumHi, I've gotten advice on this from a few people, tried, and I have gotten a garbled up mess every time. I keep getting 2 main types of messed up sculptie maps, one where the map is almost completely light green, and a flat surface with a lot of points. I can't upload the pics because my comp won't let me, I'll have to try uploading on a different comp later. I really need help.And Luc,thank you for that page, it was very informative, I have it bookmarked. Can anyone help me, or tell me what I mightive done to screw up like this? I have the latest jass public.
Collada to Sculpted Prim?
Mesi Emerald posted a topic in Building and Texturing ForumI need to know how to make a sculpy map out of a Collada (dae) to a sculpty map in blender. I know this is possible, just not exactly how. I know that there has to be no holes in the mesh of the file, but other than that I have no clue how. Help would be greatly appreciated :)
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Mesi Emerald replied to Mesi Emerald's topic in Building and Texturing ForumI know that I am probably going to make people who read this face palm, but I need to ask it.... How to you make those sculpty maps in blender? From a dae to be more exact? I have primstar on blender working, but whatever I try to get it make a sculpty map out of the dae file I get a message in the command prompt saying "debug gui 000 - bake failed after 0.1117 sec." I have tried convrting the file to .blend and have tried opening it in the mesh> sculpt mesh thing but that hasn't worked eaither. Help please?
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Mesi Emerald posted a topic in Building and Texturing ForumI am wanting to make some scuplties for a project. I have a few questions about sculpties. First off, I am wanting to put a texture on the sculpty, do I have to make the UV map without it, or could I save L$ and put the texture on it before I make the UV map? And how exactly do you make a UV map in blender? Also how do you make a body crusher? I know I can always buy one, but I need to make one so that I can make it transferable, as I am wanting to sell this when I am finished. I know I sound so noobish, but please don't be too hard on me lol.


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Betty L. Shaffer, 85, of Houston, died Thursday, November 22, 2018, in her home with family by her side.
She was born January 18, 1933, in Fairhope, a daughter of George and Rachel Jackson Tiernan.
Mrs. Shaffer was a member of the RCA Bowling League and a former member of the Washington Country Club where she belonged to the women's golf league.
She enjoyed polkas, country music, bird watching and gardening but most of all loved spending time with her family and grandchildren.
On December 24, 1956, she married Thomas E. Shaffer, who survives.
Also surviving are: two sons, Steven Shaffer of Mineral Point and John Shaffer (Christine) of Washington; four grandchildren, Heather, Daniel, Elizabeth and Abigail Shaffer; four great grandchildren; two great great grandsons; two sisters, Marie Myatt (Ed) of Bon Aqua, TN and Dolores Johnson of Perryopolis; and many nieces and nephews.
Deceased are five brothers, Fred, Raymond, Charles, Louis and George Tiernan.
Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday and from 10 to 11:00 a.m., the time of service Tuesday, November 27, 2018 in the McIlvaine-Speakman Funeral Home, Robert K. McIlvaine, owner/supervisor, 27 Cherry Avenue, Houston, PA 15342.
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Roger Federer tops Group Lleyton Hewitt at the ATP Finals with victory over Kevin Anderson
Federer gains sweet revenge over Anderson for Wimbledon quarter-final defeat in the summer
By Raz Mirza at London's O2 Arena
Last Updated: 07/12/18 10:30am
Six-time champion Roger Federer reached the last four of the ATP Finals for the 15th time in 16 appearances after defeating Kevin Anderson 6-4 6-3 to top Group Lleyton Hewitt.
Federer came into the match knowing to qualify he needed to win either one set or in the case of a straight-sets loss, five games in total if both sets go to six, or six games in total if one set goes to seven, but he was at his vintage best to get the job done in straight sets.
As a result of Dominic Thiem's straight-sets win over Kei Nishikori earlier in the day, South Africa's Anderson knew he had already qualified for the semi-finals, becoming the first player from his country to qualify for the knockout stages in the history of the tournament.
In an electrifying atmosphere at the O2 Arena both players were looking ultra-sharp in a rematch of their epic Wimbledon quarter-final, which the 32-year-old won 13-11 in the decider.
Federer applied the squeeze in the seventh game with the Swiss ace breaking through to love as Anderson lost his serve in disappointing fashion for the first time in the tournament.
The 6ft 8in finalist at the All England Club raised his game to hit back in the next though, before Federer made it three successive breaks of serve in an amazing turn of events.
Federer played some glorious tennis from 0-40 down to seal the set in style and keep intact his proud record of always reaching the semi-finals at the season-ender since it moved to London in 2009.
Anderson produced a higher percentage of first serves in the second set, which helped him stay ahead of the 37-year-old. That was until Federer pounced to take the one opportunity offered to him in the seventh game. And after holding serve in just 76 seconds, he finished the job off in style with a third break of the Anderson serve to qualify for the last four.
Shot of the match
"Genius from Federer. What improvisation," said Sky Sports' commentator Barry Cowan.
Energy left in the tank for Feds
"I'm very happy, the first match with Kei was tough and I never got going, but with my back against the wall maybe it's easier for me to play," said Federer. "Kevin's had a great year, but it's been a fun group and I'm very happy to be in the semis.
"These round-robin formats are not straightforward, we're used to it being you lose, you leave, you don't hang around.
"Maybe it was difficult for Kevin having already qualified, whereas with Thiem winning it was maybe easier for me.
"But I'm happy I'm still alive and hope I can play a good match the day after tomorrow"
Expert's view
I thought Federer was excellent tonight. Tactics were superb, served better, and improved dramatically from his second match and it looks like he is back. Never discount a champion. He will be absolutely delighted to have gotten his revenge over Kevin Anderson since they last met at Wimbledon. This was big for him psychologically as well.
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Federer will play the runner-up in Group Guga Kuerten in the knockout stages, while Anderson will take on the winner with the positions to be decided on Friday. Novak Djokovic is already through, while Alexander Zverev, Marin Cilic, and John Isner are still all in with a shout of joining the world No 1 in the last four.
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Wheatland, Missouri (March 6, 2019) - With the opening weekend of the Lucas Oil MLRA tour drawing near Omaha, Nebraska's Jake Neal is the first driver to officially declare intentions on running for the MLRA Sunoco Racing Fuels Rookie of the year for 2019.
No stranger to going head to head with some of the best national and regional touring stars, Neal has had successful stints with both the USMTS Modifieds along with the IMCA Derry Brother Series for Late Models, and is looking forward to the competition of the MLRA Series.
The now 28 year-old began his racing career in 2005, learning against some of the elite modified teams competing on the USMTS tour. Racing with the nation's best week in and week out helped Neal to get to where he is today, although he admits it has not been an easy road. "I kinda wish we had taken some stepping stones with the modified path like we are doing with the late model. We probably would have learned a lot more and not been so overwhelmed, but we won some modified races, so it didn't turn out too bad," commented Neal.
Neal continued with his full time modified aspirations through 2009 and scaled back his racing operation considerably in 2012 before hooking up with a local car owner in 14' to pilot a B-Modified. With the itch fully back, Neal returned to the modified ranks on a full time basis in 15' before making the next jump into late models the following year.
Neal found near instant success with his move to the powerful late models in 16' knocking down double digit wins primarily at the Shelby County Speedway in Harlan, IA as well as finding victory lane at Maquoketa Speedway. The success Neal enjoyed would again provide another stepping stone as he set out in 2017 in pursuit of the IMCA Derry Brothers Late Model Series Championship. "We led a lot of Derry races but just could not seal the deal on them. We finished 2nd in the Derry Series points, losing out on the title by just 4 points after we led most of the season," said Neal.
2018 marked the move for Neal to the open late model ranks, running in a limited number of MLRA and national late model events. He recorded a series best run of 6th at the Salina Highbanks in Salina, OK but it was his first MLRA start that helped to provide the team with some early confidence.
Just one day after failing to make the show at Davenport Speedway, Neal laid down a solid qualifying performance and was able to race his way into the Slocum 50 at West Burlington, IA-among a star studded field of 37 late models. Neal said, "It was a pretty cool feat to make that show with the likes of Shannon Babb and other guys of that caliber there."
The experience gained in 2018 is something he feels will benefit his team as they chase after Sunoco Rookie honors. "We learned a lot compared to the IMCA cars. The open stuff is a huge jump--we didn't think it was going to be quite that big. The speed ratio is probably 20 mph faster, but it's been a fun experience, just tough," commented Neal.
His regional touring experiences however will provide him with some insight into a majority of the tracks on this years MLRA slate. He is excited to return to tracks like West Liberty Raceway and the Dubuque Fairgrounds Speedway. "We had a really good run at Dubuque in the Derry Series. We led a lot of laps and just got passed late in lapped traffic."
As far as expectations for the rookie candidate it's pretty simple. "We want to be able to run all the shows and not tear anything up. As of right now we want to get at least one MLRA win this year, and if we achieve that we will just keep moving our goals up the ladder," he concluded.
Neal will start off his MLRA Sunoco Rookie Campaign with an XR-1 Rocket Chassis powered by a Scott Bailey Racing Engine. Primary sponsorship will come from Prevost Racing of Billings, MT in addition to support from Neal's Automotive, Henry-Hobscheidt Motors of Plattsmouth, NE and B Bar R Trucking.
Helping pit side is a crew consisting of his father Scott Neal, Taurean Winston, and supporters Phil and Mary Prevost.
Neal will get his first opportunity of the season when the Lucas Oil Speedway welcomes the MLRA Series for a double header weekend on April 12th -13th. The weekend will feature a pair of $3,000 to win shows at the "Diamond of Dirt Tracks", an event that historically has produced large fields of talented drivers and teams.
For all of the latest news and information fans are encouraged to visit the series website at www.MLRARacing.com.
Fans may also "like" the Lucas Oil MLRA Facebook page by clicking www.Facebook.com/lucasoilmlra or follow us on Twitter at www.Twitter.com/MLRA.


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John Collins as a Mentor and Friend at the Congressional Research Service
Col. John M. Collins retired from the Army in late June 1972 on a Friday. The following Monday, he began his new job as a senior specialist in national defense in the Congressional Research Service, a nonpartisan research and analysis agency for the U.S. Congress. He was 51. The day after Labor Day 1972, I began my new job as an analyst in national defense at the Congressional Research Service. I was a GS-7, three weeks before my 22nd birthday. I could say many good things about John's analytical output and skill, his effect on U.S. defense policy during the 24 years he worked at the Congressional Research Service, and his immense national and international stature as an expert on defense issues. But when I think of John, I think of how he related to other people, particularly a wet-behind-the-ears young man who had never spent a day in uniform, despite wishing to do so.
Never did he lord it over me, or, as far as I know, anyone else. All he wanted to know was whether or not you could contribute to the national security of the United States. Most of us were a generation, and later two or three generations, younger than he. We deservedly held him in awe for the vast range of his knowledge and insights derived from 30 years in uniform during very tumultuous times. But he spoke to all of us youngsters as equals. And to his enormous credit, he never substituted nostalgia for analysis. A few times he'd lament to me the passing of some attitudes or traditions or methods from his younger days, but whenever I asked if he'd go back to those times, he always said, "God, no," or "Hell, no."
Pictures of him on his books often cast him as solemn and profoundly serious. But I can assure you, he was never solemn. He embodied the phrase attributed to Dwight D. Eisenhower: "Take your job seriously, never yourself." A superb raconteur, he was never at a loss for insightful, and often hilarious, anecdotes about the Army he loved so much. Sometimes I'd go into his office in the late afternoon and request that he "be witty," or "entertain me." And he did: "When I was working for William Childs Westmoreland," or, perhaps, "Hamilton Hawkins Howze" — for people he had mixed feelings about, he always rolled the entire name sonorously off his lips. And off he'd go, in that gargling-with-gravel voice of his, with tales of the sage sergeants, magnificent majors, crapulous colonels, generals good and bad, and some just incredibly intense, he'd encountered during, and in between, three wars.
Sometimes he was serious indeed, such as discussing the planning he did for a possible U.S. invasion of southern Laos to block the Ho Chi Minh trail. Another sticks out in my mind as being particularly vivid: In March 1968, John, then a colonel, was walking through Hue shortly after it was retaken from the North Vietnamese with some senior officers. One enemy soldier hadn't gotten the memo. He stepped out of a ruined building, a few steps ahead of the assembled American generals and colonels, and swung his AK-47 around, pointing it at John. He told me that he thought, "This is it, I've had it," but he managed to jerk his .45 caliber pistol out of its holster and shoot the enemy soldier dead.
Other times it was a story, say, about the social fallout that took place in the XVIII Airborne Corps when he was stationed at Ft. Bragg in the late 1950s, when a colonel divorced his wife and married the teenage ex-wife of a private.
He got away with saying things that nobody else in the office could. He didn't care about age, gender, or background, as long as you knew your stuff. Sometime in the early 1990s we were talking about the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and the issue of openly gay people serving in the armed forces. And he told me how a "fancy pants hairdresser" in his home town came back from World War II with a Distinguished Service Cross and three Purple Hearts, and that put paid to any stereotypes he grew up with. As we concluded our discussion, he sighed, and said, "You know, it shouldn't make a goddamn bit of difference, but I'm afraid for some people it does." Not bad for a man born in 1921.
The Warlord Loop has enriched its members immensely over the almost two decades since John founded it. But we enriched Warlord Collins as well. In contributing to the intellectual development of hundreds of people pursuing careers in national security, both in and out of uniform, he stayed in the fight. It energized him and gave him a sense of purpose. We should be proud of what we did for him, just as he was proud to be associated with generations of national security professionals much, much younger than he was.
He cared about people. His rumbling, deep voice and his gallows-humor which has characterized soldiers for thousands of years concealed that, in his own words, "I'm a pussycat." His kindness was visible to all. In the three months preceding my father's death in 1995, every morning he'd come into my office and ask, "How is your daddy?"
The sarcophagus of the British architect Sir Christopher Wren in Westminster Abbey says, in Latin, "If you seek his monument, look around you." We are all John Collins's monuments, enriched not just by his professional knowledge, but also by his larger-than-life personality, his decency and honor, and his deep patriotism. I never discussed the phrase "the Greatest Generation" with him. I suspect that he would have taken it with a grain of salt. But of all the 15 million men who wore the uniform between Pearl Harbor and VJ-Day that I've known, he was one of the two or three best — not just as a soldier, but as a human being as well.
Bob Goldich joined the Congressional Research Service in 1972 and retired in 2005. He was a plank-owner of the Warlord Loop when it was first established almost 20 years ago.
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This is a pretty antique Edwardian inlaid mahogany mantel clock, circa 1890 in date.
It has a scalopped pediment and is decorated with chequerband stringing and line inlaid in boxwood with foliate marquetry.The white enamel dial with arabic chapter ring bears the name of the retailer J Hardy of Aberdeen and has beautiful pierced filegree hands. The eight day French spring driven movement is in excellent working order and is complete with the original key.
The back bears an ivorine label of the maker, Dance & Duerden of Morley.
Add a touch of class to your mantle with this exquisite Edwardian clock.
Excellent and in perfect working condition
Dimensions in cm:
Height 22 x Width 17 x Depth 9
Dimensions in inches:
Height 9 inches x Width 7 inches x Depth 3 inches
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Vichai's duty-free King Power brand is emblazoned across the shirts of the team, whose home ground is named the King Power Stadium.
Day 2 of the Foxes' victory tour yesterday focused on Thailand's top institution, with a visit to the sprawling Bangkok palace complex of the revered but ailing 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, who has been hospitalised for most of the last two years.
Local television showed Vichai, Aiyawatt and Ranieri presenting the trophy to a portrait of the king as they, and the team, then took a deep bow.
The team later went on an open-top bus parade through the capital's notoriously gridlocked streets that were briefly cleared of traffic thanks to a police escort.
In scorching conditions - with the mercury hovering around 37 deg C - key players including captain Wes Morgan and goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel waved Thai flags and snapped pictures of each other on their phones as crowds cheered them on.


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When the Xbox One X launches later this year, it will be the most powerful console ever made- and Microsoft will be going all out to ensure its consumers understand just which games will benefit from all that extra power the system has under the hood.
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Regardless, it's classy if nothing else- I just hope that Microsoft's understated-ness here will not backfire on them in the form of consumer confusion. As Nintendo demonstrated with the 3DS and Wii U, that is a surprisingly easy trap to fall into.
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Norwalk High inducts four into Teacher Honor Roll
NORWALK — Four more Norwalk High School graduates who devoted their teaching careers to their hometown schools are now on the Teacher Honor Roll of the NHS Alumni Association.
The inductees — Pasquale 'Pat' D'Orio, Class of 1946; Laurine Browder, 1959; Donna Grimaldi Raguseo, 1967; and Paul A. Krasnavage, EdD., 1971 — bring to 77 the number installed since the program's inception 17 years ago.
"We are very proud of this group of inductees," said Catherine Vigilante, Class of 1948, who has been coordinating the program for the past 15 years. "They exemplify the finest educators in K-12 education nationwide."
The graduates were honored during a Sunday program at the Norwalk Inn & Conference Center.
D'Orio of Gregory Boulevard, who raised five children in Norwalk with his wife, Beatrice Trani D'Orio, RN, two of whom became teachers elsewhere, and another, former Hour reporter Wayne D'Orio, now editor-in-chief of Scholastic magazine, devoted 44 years to the Norwalk school system after spending two years here and in Europe as a U. S. Army military policeman and taking three degrees from Fairfield University. Elementary education consumed 38 of his 44 years, 25 of them at Marvin School, never missing a day and retiring with well beyond a year's worth of unused sick leave.
"My dad was a born teacher," said his son, Wayne, who accepted for his father, who remained seated. "I've seen that in the way he has taken every opportunity to teach my own children when he is with them."
D'Orio served a term as president of the Norwalk Teachers Association and was a volunteer at Norwalk Hospital for a decade.
Browder, now a Wilton resident, began her career in 1968 as a business instructor at Brien McMahon High School after obtaining a bachelor's degree in business education and management from Benedict College in Columbia, S.C., in 1963. But even before moving on for a master's degree in counseling and pupil services from the University of Bridgeport in 1971, she had begun counseling students at BMHS and later for several years was E House counselor at Norwalk High School.
She was chosen Counselor of the Year by the Carver Youth program for 1978, 1979, 1985 and 1991. She was president of the African American Educators of Norwalk for seven years from 1992-99, was president and founding member of the Connecticut Association of Multicultural Counseling and Development in 2001-02, president of the Connecticut Counseling Association in the same period and was regional chairman of the American Counseling Association in 2002 and 2003.
Raguseo, now a resident of Weston, served all but one of her 36 years at Jefferson School, where she was a teacher on the four-five grade team providing a strong science background.
This led to her being chosen science magnet school facilitator during her last two years (2005-07), where she was responsible for the design, implementation and management of the new Jefferson Science Magnet School.
From there she went on to train Jefferson staffers in science curriculum and strategies, which carried her on to the training of all Norwalk teachers in the process.
A graduate of Western Connecticut State University with a master's degree from Fairfield University, she was chosen for the Who's Who Among America's Teachers in 2005-06 upon the nomination of Kappa Delta Pi, educational honor society.
"I was inspired to become a teacher by some of the teachers I had growing up here in Norwalk," she said. She named several including NHS teachers Jesse Pollard (Latin) and Herbert Grayson (science), and was further educated by Jefferson School peers Virginia Butler, Betsy DeFinis and Edward Farris.
Krasnavage of Norwalk, who's transfer from the NHS faculty where he combined teaching with coaching to systemwide supervisor of physical education, health and prevention of substance abuse. Later he took a Tracey School principalship that continued for a quarter-century. He enjoyed the work — and since retiring last year has found a post as principal of an elementary school in Stamford.
Krasnavage was an outstanding NHS football player who continued to excel at Rutgers University, where he graduated in 1975 with a bachelor's degree in environmental science, a top 35 NCAA scholar athlete award and All-East football selection.
He later added a master's degree in educational administration from Ohio State University and a 6th year certificate in educational supervision from Southern Connecticut State University, plus a doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Sarasota.