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I am currently a missionary in the Italy Rome Mission. Before, I was a student at Brigham Young University, studying Exercise Science. I grew up in Rochester, New York. I love sports, especially soccer and track. I have a fiercely competitive side, which has motivated me to work hard and better myself. When someone tells me I can't do something, I give it my all to prove them wrong and accomplish that very thing they told me that I can't do. I also love music; I play the piano and viola. I used to dread going to piano lessons as a kid, but now I thoroughly enjoy playing! When I started orchestra as a kid, I originally wanted to play the violin because I wanted to be like my big brother. But of course, big brother didn't want little sister to copy him like she had by doing the same sports as he did. So my mom made me pick a different string instrument and I couldn't be happier playing the viola. I have been in the cast of the Hill Cumorah Pageant for the past 5 years with my family and I have loved every minute of it! It has really helped me to discover what kind of person I am and has helped me to go out of my comfort zone to meet new people and try new things that I previously would never have tried (like dancing). I love smiling and laughing and just being happy. I'm a sucker for corny jokes and puns. Even the smallest, silliest thing can make me laugh and smile. I have often been asked by people why I smile so much. And I always respond, "What's not to smile about?"
Why I am a Mormon
Although I have had the Church as part of my life growing up, I have not simply blindly believed every word that my parents and Church leaders have told me. I read the Book of Mormon for myself and prayed to God to know if the things I had read and had been taught in church were true. And I received an answer! This is the true Church! I came to know that for myself. Having the gospel as part of my life has brought me so much joy and countless blessings. I have become a better, happier person as I have lived the way God would have me live. Don't get me wrong. My life hasn't been perfect and wonderful all the time, even when I'm following the commandments of God. I've had my share of trials and challenges, but I have never faced them alone. God has always been there for me, supporting me. I know that when I pray for help and guidance, He will always hear and answer me. If God loved me enough to send His Son to atone for my sins to allow me to return and live with Him again, the least I can do is love Him and follow Him.
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Living my faith and living my life are one in the same. I don't just live my faith by going to church on Sunday and reading my scriptures and saying my prayers every day. My faith is so much more than that. It is the foundation of my actions, words, and thoughts. Every aspect of how I live my life is influenced by my faith. You could say that I live my life by living my faith. I live my faith by smiling and being friendly to other people, being an honest person, and genuinely caring for and serving other people. I live my faith by obeying God's commandments, putting forth my best effort in all of my activities, and sticking to my morals and standards. And soon, I will be living my faith by devoting all of my time and energy to serving the Lord and His children in Italy for 18 months as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints!


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Fifteen kilometers west of Coimbatore, on the Western Ghats, situated in a lush, green milieu is the temple of Marudhamalai.
Said to belong to the 12th Century, the temple is surrounded by the hilly range on three sides.
Located in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu on the banks of Noyyal. The site abutting the river banks with the temple steps
("Padithurai") has been earmarked for the proposed project.
The Ukkadam Periyakulam or Coimbatore Big Tank is part of the Coimbatore Anicut Channel.
It belongs to The Noyyal River system, which has 20 anicuts and 28 tanks in Coimbatore District.

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DIY is the seventh episode of Series 4 of Shaun the Sheep.
Synopsis Edit
Bitzer is left in charge of decorating and calls the flock for help.
Plot Edit
It starts out with a wallpaper back painted with sticky diy paint. The Farmer is needed to paint the white door varnished brown, while Bitzer is needed to decorate an empty room. The farmer ran out of varnish, he told Bitzer to finish the decoration, then the farmer left. The farmer slammed the unfinished door. The slam made the door hinge fall from diy paint. He then came to his land rover to get varnish paint. Bitzer then finished the next one, but a part is still here.
Bitzer tried to pull it, but instead fall down. The diy is everywhere. All of the wallpapers are diy. Bitzer came to a window and calls The Flock for help. Shaun then joins to help stop the diy. At a while. the flock made the wallpaper fixed up. A sheep came to Shaun, then he threw and catch. Bitzer is forced to help the flock for tutorials. One of the sheep came to the table. Shaun then sticked the sheep's nose. Shaun chuckles against the sticky flock. The two laugh, but everything starts to go crazy. Arnold splattered the diy paint from the flock's nose. The sheep tried to remove the diy paint, but his hand is sticked by the paint.
Bitzer then fell down by the paint by accident by Shaun. Shaun tried to pull the paint can and the paint can came out, but Shaun's hands are sticked by the diy paint by accident. Some of the flock are sticked by the diy paint and one of them crashed from the ladder and fell and made the two wallpapers to be diy, causing Bitzer to get peeved off.
After the craziness, everyone are careful from now on. Just then Bitzer heard the land rover music, it is revealed that the farmer is going back. It parked from it, while the flock is forced to watch. Bitzer is forced to decorate the last wallpaper before the farmer comes inside.
The farmer came inside the room, delighted that there are no diy. Bitzer salutes then the farmer said no diy, but there's a ruined wallpaper, causing Bitzer to be scared against it. The farmer needs to think but fell down to a recycle bin. Bitzer came to watch the farmer, then the farmer fell. The flock and Shaun destroyed the wallpapers, (which are diy and torn now) and the flock came out and Shaun laughs.
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Trivia Edit
- This is the time where Bitzer created something.
- DIY is the acronym for do-it-yourself, while diy means ruined or fall down.
- The recycle bin appeared first. The last is Missing Piece.
Goofs/Errors Edit
- When the farmer slammed the door, the hinge vanished while falling down at the diy paint and the hinge is not seen at the episode again.
- Arnold did not appear in the episode again after the sheep covered its hands.
- The window glass vanished when the flock covered the window.
- Underlines signifies errors seen at CBBC. For information about errors available at CBBC go to cbbc.com.


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Create detailed rack and data center diagrams using this set of 2,000 shapes representing network equipment from 3Com, APC, Cisco, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Nortel, Panduit, and Sun Microsystems. These shapes are exact replicas of the network devices and are drawn to scale with port-level details. Front and rear views are included for most devices.
Amazing Visio is a toolset which adds a set of eye-catching shapes (stencils), templates, file management and publishing options to Microsoft Office Visio.
It includes four tools which can be accessed directly from Visio interface: Easy Publish, Easy Merge, Easy Link, and Easy Stencil.
By using Visio viewer, Visio users can freely distribute Visio drawings and diagrams to team members, partners, customers, or others, even if the recipients do not have Visio installed on their computers. Internet Explorer also allows for printing, although this is limited to the portion of the drawing displayed.
It's a Visio generated files viewer, for all those people who don't have this application be able to view and share these files with their work groups. It's an application which will allow you to open files in VSD, VSS, VST, VDX, VSX, and VTX formats, directly by double clicking on them. It'll show them on Internet Explorer 5.0 or later versions.
Panduit Design Tool for Visio is a free add-in designed to work with the Visio 2013 application. The program includes all current Panduit Visio data center shapes, plus a bill of materials generator and cable routing fill calculator. The add-in doesn't support the 64-bit Visio 2013.
The Cablofil Visio Design Tool uses Cablofil's EZ Tray shapes and Visio to create scaled drawings that can then be used to generate an accurate Bill of Materials of all of
the objects within the drawing. Cablofil Designer uses QuotePix (a Visio add-in from Visimation) for the organization of the Bill of Materials information and the creation of the BOM reports.
SMS Visio Utils add-in is aimed at making data center and infrastructure documentation that little bit easier.
Main Features:
- Automatic re-sizing of cabinet shapes on accurate scale drawings of floor plans using width/depth attributes (shape data)
- Create grids of shapes (e.g. floor tiles) quickly and easily
3D Visioner is an add-on for Microsoft Visio, intended for viewing, editing and handy navigation, using all of the power of third dimension. With 3D Visioner you can perform a lot of wearisome Visio actions just by one or two clicks.
Microsoft Office Visio Professional 2013 is a program that allows you to create professional diagrams to simplify complex information with updated shapes, collaboration tools and data-linked diagrams. You can also create an organization chart from a data source such as an Excel workbook or Active Directory.
Avro Keyboard lets you type in the Bengali language. The program allows typing in phonetics: you can add English letters that make up similar sound as in Bengali and the program will convert it. It also supports traditional keyboard layout based Bangla typing. You need to memorize the keyboard layout to use this.
Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center is a program that enables you to configure the settings of your Microsoft keyboard and mouse. With this app, you can change the functions of specialized buttons in your keyboard, define various shortcuts for specific Windows applications, and more.
This program lets you play piano using your computer's keyboard. Although its interface seems simple, the application has a lot of functions such as different types of piano sounds, and even other effects such as gunshots, applauses, and more. It is also compatible with SoundFont files, and its interface can be customized in a number of ways.
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Urdu Phonetic Keyboard Layout is a keyboard layout that was especially designed for Windows. It allows you to type using characters in Urdu, the national language of Pakistan, which is also widely spoken in parts of India. The keyboard layout is compatible with Unicode 5.1 which is a standard in the computing industry for encoding, representing and managing a text.
Easily view the status of your cordless keyboard's* Caps Lock, Num Lock and Scroll Lock keys with this gadget. Designed for use with any Logitech cordless keyboard. For using this software Logitech SetPoint software is not required. By pressing one button your computer keyboard will be locked.
Hot Virtual Keyboard is an on-screen virtual keyboard that can be used with a number of software and applications where precision typing is required. It is suitable for personal computers and touch screen laptops. It offers many features such as programmable keys, shortcut key functions, mouse gestures and many more.
Dell KM632 Wireless Keyboard Caps Lock Indicator provides Caps Lock status indications. The application is supported by the OptiPlex, Inspiron, XPS, Latitude and Vostro models
Virtual Keyboard is a small but powerful multilingual program for text typing with computer mouse. This software required a Microsoft .NET Framework Version 2.0 or later.


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In Mesopotamian mythology, Lamashtu (Akkadian dLa-maš-tu; Sumerian Dimme dDim3-me) was a female demon, monster, malevolent goddess or demigoddess who menaced women during childbirth and, if possible, kidnapped children while they were breastfeeding. She would gnaw on their bones and suck their blood, as well as being charged with a number of other evil deeds. She was a daughter of the Sky God Anu.
Lamashtu is depicted as a mythological hybrid, with a hairy body, a lioness' head with donkey's teeth and ears, long fingers and fingernails, and the feet of a bird with sharp talons. She is often shown standing or kneeling on a donkey, nursing a pig and a dog, and holding snakes. She thus bears some functions and resemblance to the Mesopotamian demon Lilith.
In Mesopotamian mythology Lamashtu was a female demon that menaced women during childbirth an kidnapped children while they were breastfeeding.
The demoness's name, Lamashtu, is Akkadian for "she who erases." Incidentally, she was said to have seven names and incantations frequently referred to her as "the seven witches."
Description/MorphologyEditLamashtu had a hairy body, the head of a lioness with donkey's teeth and ears, long fingers and fingernails and the feet of a bird with sharp talons. She is often shown standing or kneeling on a donkey, nursing a pig and a dog, and holding snakes.
Assyrian legend says she is the daughter of the sky god, Anu.
Lamashtu was the enemy of the demon Pazuzu, king of the wind demons, who once defeated her in battle. Although Pazuzu was evil, expectant mothers often wore amulets bearing his image to protect themselves against Lamashtu.
She was also traditionally bribed away with combs and fibulae (safety pins) which mothers set adrift in model boats along with a small clay statue of Lamashtu, in hopes the boat would carry the demoness back to her world.
Incantation against Lamaštu:
- Great is the daughter of Heaven who tortures babies
- Her hand is a net, her embrace is death
- She is cruel, raging, angry, predatory
- A runner, a thief is the daughter of Heaven
- She touches the bellies of women in labor
- She pulls out the pregnant women's baby
- The daughter of Heaven is one of the Gods, her brothers
- With no child of her own.
- Her head is a lion's head
- Her body is a donkey's body
- She roars like a lion
- She constantly howls like a demon-dog.
She crept into houses at night to kill babies, in their cribs or in the womb. Thus she was responsible for sudden infant death syndrome and miscarriage. She preyed on adults, too, bringing disease, sterility, nightmare, not to mention sucking blood from young men.
She used to sneak into the house of an unlucky pregnant woman and touch the victim's stomach seven times to kill the unborn child. Lamashtu would also steal newborns from their wet nurses and allow them to suckle the toxic milk from her own breasts, which would cause the infant to die. She slaughtered mothers as well, and sometimes dined on the flesh and blood of adult males, although it is unknown whether these men were fathers or just arbitrarily picked. Lamashtu's less lurid exploits include poisoning water with disease, spreading nightmares, killing plants, and causing tetanus and fever.
Lilitu, closely related to Lamastu, was of Babylonian origin. In ancient Hebrew culture this female demon was called Lilith. Talmudic legend places her as the first wife of Adam, banished from Eden for being the earliest feminist on record by refusing to obey her husband. She was, after all, the original woman (by some accounts), having been created from the earth alongside of Adam. Legend and superstition evolved Lilith into a night demon. She flew out of the dark to suck the blood of infants and children. She was blamed for causing men to have erotic dreams in a time when the loss of semen was considered horrific. When Christianity ascended one of the many thrones of human belief, early church fathers assigned the Queen of Night her own Army of Jinnestanl which waged fierce war on the good. Incubi (male) and succubi (female) were spirits or demons assuming human form to seduce unwilling victims. Interestingly, many a nun or woman of virtue became pregnant this way.
Many scholars believe that some aspects of the the demoness Lilith (such as her penchant for infanticide) were borrowed from Lamashtu.
Theories and analysisEdit
One of the primary purposes of Ancient mythology was to explain mysterious natural phenomena, and Lamashtu's place in Sumerian mythos is fundamentally to account for miscarriage, infant death and maternal mortality.
MythologyEditLamashtu's father was the Sky God Anu (Sumer An). Unlike many other usual demonic figures and depictions in Mesopotamian lore, Lamashtu was said to act in malevolence of her own accord, rather than at the gods' instructions. Along with this her name was written together with the cuneiform determinative indicating deity. This means she was a goddess or a demigoddess in her own right.
She bore seven names and was described as seven witches in incantations. Her evil deeds included (but were not limited to), slaying children, unborns, and neonates, causing harm to mothers and expectant mothers, eating men and drinking their blood, disturbing sleep, bringing nightmares, killing foliage, infesting rivers and lakes, and being a bringer of disease, sickness, and death.
Pazuzu, a god or demon, was invoked to protect birthing mothers and infants against Lamashtu's malevolence, usually on amulets and statues. Although Pazuzu was said to be bringer of famine and drought, he was also invoked against evil for protection, and against plague, but he was primarily and popularly invoked against his fierce, malicious, rival Lamashtu.
An Akkadian incantation and ritual against Lamashtu is edited in Texte aus der Umwelt des Alten Testaments vol. 2 (1988) It is glossed as an "incantation to dispel lasting fever and Lamashtu". The prescribed ritual involves a Lamashtu figurine. A sacrifice of bread must be placed before the figurine and water must be poured over it. A black dog must be made to carry the figurine. Then it is placed near the head of the sick child for three days, with the heart of a piglet placed in its mouth. The incantation must be recited three times a day, besides further food sacrifices. At dusk on the third day, the figurine is taken outdoors and buried near the wall.


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As we embark on the journey to find more rhythm in our daily and weekly lives, I've decided to put together a healing basket for our home.
It's just a thrift store basket filled with various all natural remedies and essential oils but I have a feeling it'll end up being much more than that.
Before the healing basket, all these remedies were scattered in various places around the house. Some upstairs, some downstairs, some in random bags…or some in closets rarely put to use. By gathering all these essential first aid items together, it'll make life a whole lot easier when the time comes for an ouchie to be tended to (instead of our current situation where a crying child sits on the sofa, getting more upset by the second, while a tired mama tries desperately to remember where on earth the lavender oil got to).
Also, the simple gesture of going together to get the basket when the child is hurt adds to the comfort of their healing process. It makes the parent acknowledge that the child is hurt (even if the injury *seems* insignificant or really nothing at all); a small and simple gesture that can make a child feel loved and heard.
Here is what can be found in our Healing Basket (Inspired by Seven Times the Sun):
-Calendula Ointment: for cuts and scrapes
-Arnica Ointment: for bumps (especially goose eggs) and bruises
-Lavender essential oil: for burns, bug bites, and for calming moments
-Tea Tree essential oil: for cuts, scrapes, bug bites, blemishes, and anything that runs the risk of getting infected
-Aromatherapy Rice Bag (filled with dried rice and dried lavender): used like a heating pad or hot water bottle to soothe sore tummies, achy bodies, and sore muscles.
-Thieves essential oil: used to treat colds and ward off viruses
-Homeopathy Reference Book
-Essential Oil Reference Guide
-Heart Bag: to help with wounds that are more emotional than physical. Maybe someone is feeling sad or scared. Simply, heat up the heart bag and place over your heart to help warm the pain away (great for when Daddy is away on a long business trip and JBird is missing him). A simple gesture that can potentially make a world of difference.
-"Lion Spray":So, this is similar to the Heart Bag (as it's more for emotional feelings). Often, JBird tells me that there is a lion somewhere in the house and he is scaring her. "Lion Spray" is simply a small mister bottle filled with water and lavender oil to make the lion leave us alone. Can also be used for closet monsters, boogey men, and imaginary bugs that sometimes sneak into our beds.
-Calming Spray: Sometimes we all have moments where we feel overwhelmed and maybe a little angry (or a lot angry). Calming spray is just a blend of Peace & Calming essential oil and water. To be sprayed around the face or on oneself when we're headed into the "Red Zone". Again, not really for any physical ailment, but an effective remedy to help with meltdowns (I'm hoping).
-Rescue Remedy: to help calm an overly anxious or worried child (or adult….or dog).
-Tweezers: to remove splinters
-Aloe: for burns (or to soothe tender skin after an afternoon outside)
I'd like to add some rosewater to help relieve fevers and some homemade vapor rub to help ease congestion in winter months. It might also be nice to add a special stuffed animal that lives in the Healing Basket to squeeze or snuggle with as mama (or daddy) tends to the ouchies. I'd also like to add a small jar of dried clay to use on potential bee stings.
We keep several cold packs in the freezer to help ease the pain of skinned knees, pinched fingers, bee stings, and various head bumps too.
I'm looking forward to all the ways this healing basket will bring our home a touch more rhythm.
Childhood is such an important stage that goes by at lightning speed. Why not look for moments to stop and connect?


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More NFL offseason: League minicamp dates | Latest news, notes
Yes, we know: This falls firmly under, "Well, what do you expect him to say?" but we're mentioning it here because there's not much else going on this time of year. With that out of the way, here goes: Cornerback Aqib Talib, who signed a six-year, $57 million deal with the Broncos in March after spending a season and a half with the Patriots, had this to say about the never-ending Tom Brady vs. Peyton Manning discussions.
"You gotta go Peyton Manning," Talib told NFL Network (via CSNNE.com's Tom Curran). "Tom is a good friend of mine — what's up Tom, baby. (Manning) had an awesome year. He tore it up. He like set the record for touchdowns. He beat Tom in the AFC Championship. You gotta give it to Peyton. Tom know that's my dog man, he know."
Talib is now also teammates with former Pats wideout Wes Welker. During January's AFC Championship matchup, Welker knocked Talib from the game after colliding with the cornerback on a questionable pick play. New England coach Bill Belichick went so far as to call Welker's actions "deliberate," but the NFL later ruled that the game officials were right not to flag Welker.
Either way, Talib says there is no ill will between he and Welker.
"Man, me and Wes we good, man. It's a football play, man. It just so happened it happened on a stage in the AFC Championship Game. I watched the play 1,000 times. I'm sure Wes didn't do it on purpose."
So there you go.
Looking ahead to 2014, Talib, T.J. Ward and DeMarcus Ware were signed this offseason by Broncos GM John Elway for the sole purpose of bringing "engery and toughness" to a defense that was embarrassed by the Seahawks in Super Bowl XLVIII.


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Scrumptious Banana Bread
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This is a variation on the pumpkin spice bread recipe that I just love. With a few little changes you can make 3 different breads: Scrumptious Pumpkin Spice Bread, Scrumptious Apple Butter Bread and Scrumptious Banana Bread. All are so moist and absolutely scrumptious. Try this recipe--you won't be disappointed.
Top Review by Christopher R.
The title says it all y'all! Used my 4 day old, peeled, left at room temp bananas for ABSOLUTELY THE BEST recipe ever! I made 9 mini loaves and cut the time to 35-40 min. at 350.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup ripe smashed banana
- 2 large eggs, slightly beaten
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 1⁄2 cup vegetable oil
- 1 1⁄2 cups brown sugar
- 3⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 3⁄4 cups flour
Directions See How It's Made
- Adjust oven rack to middle position.
- Heat to 350°F.
- Grease 1 large loaf pan or 3 mini loaf pans.
- Mix wet ingredients-do not over mix.
- Add dry ingredients to combine-do not over mix.
- Bake large loaf 60-70 minutes or 3 minis for 40-50 minutes. Until firm and golden brown.
- Let stand for a few minutes before removing from pans. Cool completely.
- Freezes well.


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My name is Frances Lund and I've been volunteering at Derbyshire Record Office for the last two weeks now, although it feels like longer than that! I'm actually a qualified archivist and am developing my skills whilst looking for my next employment opportunity which is why I'm volunteering. The task I've been working on so far is an accession of material which belongs to the FitzHerbert Family of Tissington. You can find out more about this collection here. There are twenty boxes of material, of which I have surveyed the contents to establish what there is and where it fits into the collection. This is somewhat unusual as long time users and researchers will note that this collection is otherwise already fully catalogued! The next step is to finalise the box list and create a theoretical catalogue, before importing it all into CALM. I'll also be posting some photos of what I think are the most interesting items over the next few weeks so keep following if you'd like to find out more.
Art and the Harpur Crewes exhibition
One of the things that have become quite noticeable from cataloguing the Harpur Crewe collection has been the artistic inclinations of quite a few members of the family. It first became apparent in the number of sketchbooks and individual examples of drawing that kept cropping up, so I decided to look into what other arty material was to be found among the records.
Sir George Crewe, the 8th baronet (1795-1844), in particular, revealed himself to be an enthusiastic amateur when it came to sketching. Though a busy and conscientious public administrator, he evidently took the opportunity in his moments of leisure to indulge himself in his drawing or painting of the natural world. The love of this type of activity passed down to his grandchildren, including Richard Fynderne Harpur Crewe (1880-1921) who continued to sketch ships, man and boy, and who also experimented in photographing images of the natural and man-made world, whether it be stupendous mountain scenery or the latest technological breakthroughs (cars, planes, airships).
The family also showed a distinct love of music, with several manuscript copy books of scores of pieces they liked. The most conspicuous example of this love was the commission given by Sir Henry Harpur, the 7th baronet (1763-1819), to Joseph Haydn, the most famous composer of the day, to compose a couple of marches for the Derbyshire Yeomanry in 1794.
To give you a taste of what can be seen, here are some of the images which didn't make into the exhibition.
Treasure 17: The George Woodward cartoon collection
This treasure is a collection of nearly 500 prints and drawings by the artist George Murgatroyd Woodward (1765-1809). Brought up in Stanton by Dale, Derbyshire, Woodward's artistic talents were apparently evident at a young age, and according to his father 'he used to draw before he could speak plain'.
The Woodward collection includes his earliest known drawings, a series of pen and ink sketches produced when still in his teens, as well as a series of portraits of actors in Shakespearean roles from between 1782 and 1787. These include an image of Nick Bottom from Midsummer Night's Dream, which is available for adoption on our Adopt A Piece Of History page. In this video, Lien and Mark have a look at this and other illustrations:
Depictions of the earliest balloon flights in England are also included, as are a number of preparatory drawings for his published caricatures. Here are some of the balloon pictures:
We have now added digital images of all the Woodward cartoons to our online catalogue. You can browse them by following this link – this takes you to an overview page showing each image's file title, but you can then click on any given entry to see the full description and a thumbnail image. If you click on the thumbnail image, you will see your chosen cartoon in all its full-screen glory. To search within the collection, click on Advanced Search, then use a keyword or two in conjunction with the reference D5459* (don't forget the asterisk). I tried using the word "clown" in the title field and got a single image of a clown – if you try the same thing, you may see why some people have nightmares about them!
During his brief career Woodward collaborated with some of the best known caricaturists of the day in order to produce his prints, and the collection includes examples of work produced in conjunction with Thomas Rowlandson, Isaac Cruikshank and Thomas Newton.
Woodward was more interested in the humour to be found in everyday life than in high politics and his caricatures provide a fascinating insight into the tastes and fashions of 18th century England.
As our Senior Conservator Lien explains in the video, she nominated the Woodward collection as one of Derbyshire Record Office's 50 Treasures after being introduced to the archive during her job interview. 'There was this massive heap of dirty and damaged prints, drawings and watercolours lying on a table and I was asked what I would do with them…we certainly ended up doing all the work I'd suggested.'
As mentioned above, the Nick Bottom illustration is one of the Treasures listed on our Adopt A Piece Of History page – but if you have a personal favourite Woodward cartoon, you can still adopt that. Just give us the details after choosing "adopt a unique piece of history".
Re-discovered: a late eighteenth-century lead-miner's diary
You may have seen earlier posts highlighting how useful it is to have volunteers, and how useful it is to have a PhD student working with our lead-mining records. Well, here's a post that combines the two.
Last week, our volunteer Mavis examined and briefly described a collection, D3017, which had remained unlisted since we accepted it in 1986. What had interested me was a mention on the Record Office Guide saying that D3017 included a c1789 coal mining diary. On closer inspection, the thing turned out to have nothing to do with coal; it was the personal working diary of a particular lead-miner. As Matthew Pawelski, our doctoral student, was on hand to confirm that this was quite a rarity, we digitised it to save wear and tear on the original. I then spent a bit of time looking at it – just long enough to add a description to the catalogue. If you follow that link, click on the catalogue entry for a fuller explanation, then click on the next link to see the description of the volume.
I also gave it a new reference number, because I couldn't find any connection with the rest of that collection, so the diary is now D7812/1. You can use a copy on any of the record office computers by looking for CD/348.
The diary seems to have belonged to John Naylor, who mined lead in the area around Ashford-in-the-Water. (He gets a mention in Lynn Willies's PhD thesis.) The book looks rather home-made, and if you handle the document you can see how the pages have been roughly sewn together – in fact, it's just possible that it was not originally a single volume, because it contains some quite different types of material. For the most part, it's a daily diary, covering 1789 to 1792, saying what tasks the diarist was engaged on, and where, as well as the dates of religious holidays when no work was done. It's also a personal account book, recording his spending on food and candles – for obvious reasons, lead-miners got through quite a lot of those. As a sample, have a look at this page:
Here's a transcription/explanation:
March 1790
21 March: C5 [C is for "church" – and the five means it is the fifth Sunday in Lent]
22-27 March: Knocking etc. all week
28 March: C6 [sixth Sunday in Lent]
29-31 March: at mine, knocking and budling
[No, I don't know what budling is, but I'm confident one of our readers will know, and will post a comment below to explain.]
1790 March. Bought of Mr Woodruf
9 March: flour, coarse, 1/2 stone: 1 shilling
10 March: meal, 4 pecks: 4 shillings
12 March: candles, 1 1b; 13 March: flour, coarse, 1/2 stone: 1 shilling, 8d
16 March: cheese, 4 1/2 lb: 1 shilling 5d
17 March: flour, 1 stone, coarse: 2 shillings
18 March: bacon, 3 lbs: 1 shilling, 10 1/2d
19 March: meal, 2 pecks: 2 shillings
20 March: bacon, 1 pound: 7 1/2d
24 March: flour, 1 stone; 26 March: ditto 1/2 stone, coarse, 3 shillings
27 March: Candles, 1 lb; 28 March: beef, 1/2 lb: 4 shillings 11d
Total: £1, 2 shillings, 6d
April 1790
1 April: at mine, budling
2 April: knocking
3 April: budling
4 April C: Easter Sunday
5-10 April: at mine all this week, knocking, budling and washing. Margaret Harrison came to knock two days this week and one washing – in all, three days
11 April: C1 [First Sunday after Easter]
12 April: John and Margaret knocking and washing a little
13 April: knocking ourselves, water [What's that about water? There's some writing next to it – a measurement of depth?]
14 April: knocking ourselves
15-17 April: Margaret washing
18 April: C2 [Second Sunday after Easter]
I'm no handwriting expert, so I couldn't swear it's all written by the same person, although I think that's the likeliest explanation. The reason we think the writer is John Naylor is this page, which says "John Naylor his book".
Notice the adjacent page? It contains an epitaph, headed "The Grave has never been denied":
Ho, ho, lies here
'Tis I the good Earl of Devonshire
With Cate my Wife, to me full dear
That we spent we had
That we left we lost
That we gave, we have
I don't know if that's a quotation, or if Mr Naylor was an aspiring poet. (If you know, don't be shy – please use the comments box below.) We might infer literary aspirations from the bits of the volume that have been used as a commonplace book for prayers, devotional writings and short essays on esoteric subjects, such as "On Dreams", describing to the attitudes of Ptolemy, Galen and Solomon towards dreams.
Treasure 9: The Gregory Mine Reckoning Book
This treasure has been chosen by Matthew Pawelski, who is working towards a PhD on the history of the Derbyshire lead industry, as a part of a collaboration between Lancaster University and Derbyshire Record Office, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Matthew's chosen record is a reckoning book from Gregory (or Gregory's) Mine in Ashover, covering 1782-1803 (D1101/L/4).
Here is a video clip in which he explains what a reckoning book is, and what makes this one so special:
Explore Your Archive – On This Day: French Prisoners of War
From the Derby Mercury, 14th November 1811:
On Wednesday the 6th inst. Dominique Ducasse, Captain and Aid-de-Camp to Gen. Dufour, Tugdual Antoine Kerenor, Lieutenant, and Julien Deslories, Ensign, three French prisoners of war at Chesterfield, were conducted from the house of correction there, by a military escort, on their way to Norman Cross Prison, for having broken their parole of honor. The two former were apprehended at the Peacock Inn, (along with George Lawton, of Sheffield, cutler,) about 10 o'clock on Saturday night, the 26th ult. by the vigilance of Mr. Hopkinson, the landlord, who much to his credit, refused to furnish a post-chaise to carry them to Derby, and dispatched a messenger to the Commissary at Chesterfield, detaining them until the return of the messenger; the next day they were conveyed back to Chesterfield, and Lawton is now in our county gaol to take his trial for assisting in the escape.
The same escort took another prisoner (Monsieur Bernier, an Ensign) from Newark, where he was recaptured, on the information of the Waiter, at the Saracen's Head Inn, having also escaped from Chesterfield; and the Transport Board have ordered 15 guineas to be paid for the recapture of these three prisoners.
In short, that Board have since, in consequence of the great number of escapes of French prisoners of war on parole in this kingdom, ordered that in future, the following rewards shall be paid, for recaptures, viz., 10 guineas for every commissioned officer, 5 guineas for every non-commissioned officer, and 20 guineas for every British subject convicted of assisting such prisoners to escape.
And we are sorry to find, that this Government have lately been under the necessity of ordering the French aspirants and midshipmen on parole in this country, into close confinement in consequence of the French Government having sent the English midshipmen on parole in France, to prison, and their not releasing them though remonstrated with, by our Government; this conduct of the French Ruler, in the present situation of affairs, is too obvious to need comment.
There will be more about Napoleonic prisoners of war on the blog next Thursday.
Explore Your Archive – On This Day: Wirksworth Balloon Ascent
From the Derby Mercury, 12th November 1823:
On Friday evening last a very numerous and respectable assemblage of the inhabitants of Wirksworth were highly amused by the ascent of a fire balloon of extraordinary dimensions, the property of Mr. James. It ascended from the bottom of the hill called Oakcliffe, and took a southerly direction over Ireton and Kedleston, and is supposed to have travelled at least 12 or 14 miles. The inflation commenced about a quarter past 8 o'clock, and at nine the balloon was deemed sufficiently distended; the light was then attached to the bottom, and it ascended very majestically amidst the reiterated shouts of the assembled multitude. From its amazing magnitude (being about 6 yards in height) it was visible for the space of nearly 20 minutes. The crowd of spectators was immense, and the company retired highly delighted. We are happy to add that no accident occurred on the occasion.


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"Zuri Has a Little Lamb" is the third episode in season 2 of Bunk'd. It aired on August 25, 2016. This episode scored 1.44 million viewers.
Emma, Lou, and Zuri are assigned to handle Camp Kikiwaka's farm where Lou gets displeased on how Emma and Zuri cleaned the farm. When a sheep named Sheila escapes, Emma and Zuri must get it back to camp before Lou finds out. Meanwhile, Ravi, Jorge, and Griff discover Gladys' secret sauna and end up getting trapped in it when strong winds knock the tree in front of its doors.
Main Cast
- Peyton List as Emma Ross
- Skai Jackson as Zuri Ross
- Karan Brar as Ravi Ross
- Miranda May as Lou
- Nathan Arenas as Jorge
Guest Cast
- Lincoln Melcher as Griff Jones
Absent Cast
- The original title was, "Feel the Barn".
- Xander and Tiffany are both absent this episode.
- This is the first episode to air on a Thursday.
- This is the third time an episode title has a character's name in it.
- Others being, Xander Says Goodbye and Griff Is in the House!.
- The title is a spin to the nursery rhyme, "Mary Had a Little Lamb".
- When Jessie and the kids went to Africa, Zuri helped Kami birth a giraffe. She should already been through seeing an animal give birth.
- Lou said that barn duty is mandatory, but it is unknown why this is the first time Emma and Zuri have to do it, since this season takes place a year after the last.
- The newborn sheep is impossibly too big when it came out.
The image gallery for Zuri Has a Little Lamb may be viewed here.
The transcript for Zuri Has a Little Lamb may be viewed here.
International Premieres
- September 16, 2016 (Canada)
- October 7, 2016 (UK & Ireland)
- December 9, 2016 (Brazil)
- December 10, 2016 (Latin America)


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Barclays is set to become the first UK high street bank to launch payments using Apple's virtual assistant, Siri, enabling customers to make payments using their voice. Available now within the Barclays Mobile Banking (BMB) app.
Barclays has begun using devices with heat and motion sensors to track when staffers are at their desks, according to Bloomberg.
Barclays is to provide small business customers with a 'SmartBusiness Dashboard', a single site from which users can view real-time banking data alongside business information from third party apps.
Barclays Bank is warning customers to expect regular weekend blackouts of online, phone and mobile banking services for the rest of the year as it prepares to separate its wholesale and retail banking business to comply with UK ring-fencing rules.
Barclays has appointed Citi digital payments exec Barry Rodrigues chief executive officer of its Barclaycard International unit.
NatWest is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its first ATM by doling out £171 to randomly selected customers, the cash equivalent of what £10 would have been worth back in 1967.
Absa has launched Virtual Investor, an online self-service investment platform that uses algorithms to recommend a product for customers based on their financial attitudes to risk.
With the tenth anniversary of the introduction of contactless cards in the UK fast approaching, Barclaycard is forecasting that tap and pay spending will soar by more than 300% over the next four years as seven-in-ten Brits begin to use the technology more frequently for everyday purchases.
Barclays Bank has joined Angel Co-Fund and individual investors in a $5 million funding round for Form3, a provider of an API-based single point of access to the full universe of payment schemes.
HSBC and Barclays are among a consortium of private and public sector organisations testing the use of a citizen's national digital identity from France to open a bank account in the UK.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-536?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12595660#action_12595660 ] Eric Lemings commented on STDCXX-536: ------------------------------------- I agree with Martin's concerns on mixing threads and signals. I would suggest using a messaging framework; it would be safer but would require more infrastructure. As a starter for resolving this issue, we should try Travis' approach since it most likely better than the current paradigm. > allow thread safety tests to time out without failing > ----------------------------------------------------- > > Key: STDCXX-536 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-536 > Project: C++ Standard Library > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: Tests > Affects Versions: 4.2.0 > Reporter: Martin Sebor > Assignee: Travis Vitek > Fix For: 4.2.2 > > Attachments: stdcxx-536.patch > > Original Estimate: 3h > Time Spent: 4h > Remaining Estimate: 0h > > The newly added thread safety tests (and possibly some of the existing ones) tend to run for a long time, consuming a lot of CPU cycles, and sometimes even failing due to a timeout (currently 300 seconds in nightly builds). It would be useful to provide a mechanism such as a command line option whereby the tests' runtime could be limited without necessarily causing them to fail when the amount of time is exceeded. One way to do it would be for each test to set an alarm in response to this command line option and in handler for the alarm set a flag that each thread would check at each iteration of its loop to see if it should break. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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MONTGOMERY -- Heavy rains and thunderstorms pounded northern and central Al abama Wednesday, flooding secondary roads and stranding some motorists who needed help to escape floodwaters.
Thunder claps and rain swept through the Montgomery area around 7 a.m. Wednesday, flooding streets near Robert E. Lee High School, Montgomery County Emergency Management Director Anita Patterson said.
Several motorists had to be pulled from their vehicles and one family had to be evacuated from a home at the intersection of McQueen and Ann streets.
Other areas of the state reporting flooding on secondary roads include Pike, Marion and Lamar counties, according to John De Block, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Birmingham.
Marion County reported four to six inches of rain since midnight. Pike County reported three to four inches, though no streets were flooded, EMA Director Larry Davis said.
The storms have been part of a "persistent, stagnant weather pattern centered over the eastern United States," De Block said.
Weather officials didn't expect much of a change over the next several days.
The pattern's span, which Wednesday morning stretched from Pike County in the south to Lauderdale County on the Tennessee border, was expected to decrease, De Block said. But he said, "we're still looking at a very good chance of afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms through the end of the week."
The heavy rain came on the heels of a record-setting three-month period of rain for parts of the state.
Mobile received 39.65 inches of rain between May 1 and July 31, the most in 123 years of record keeping, according to the National Weather Service. Birmingham recorded 29.59 inches of rain, making it the wettest period since record keeping began there in 1890 and putting it on pace to break the rainfall record for the year.


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Puffin runner
My parents brought Ruby a stuffed puffin back from their trip to Nova Scotia. They'd gone to photograph the puffins there. Puffin Runner by John Marcello Anyway, the stuffed puffin does a puffin call when you squeeze it. And I've got to say, it's not the best sound. Kind of chain saw-esque. Click here for a [...]Liza
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I think I told you that we're inviting survivors of servicemembers to the trail camp this year. We're working with TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors), and they asked me to write about what makes trail running meaningful — something that might convince non-runners or road runners to give the trails a try. I [...]Liza
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Eliot made breakfast tacos for everyone and big thermos of coffee for me, and now we're in the car heading down to Mustang Island for the day. Ruby identified a few diced onion pieces in her taco, and decided she wasn't hungry. I polished off her tacos knowing it would result in an immediate reevaluation of her onion hatred. [...]Liza
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I got to write with Pam and Gina again this month for Trail Sisters. We wrote about social media's impact on our running and happiness. Here's the link to the full article and here's my bit. I take pretty regular breaks from Facebook and Instagram. That much success and happiness is strangely uninspiring. Don't get [...]Liza
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Technology firm Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) said on Wednesday that it had reached an agreement to acquire 3Com Corp., a provider of computer network gear, for $2.7 billion (Rs12,555 crore) in a deal that HP plans as a springboard for an assault on the market leader in networking, Cisco Systems Inc.
In an interview, Ann M. Livermore, an executive vice- president of HP, described computer networking as a $40 billion-a-year market with high profit margins that is growing briskly and dominated by Cisco, which has so far had little head-to-head competition. "HP is eager and now positioned to disrupt the networking industry," she said.
Competitive edge: HP chief executive officer Mark V. Hurd. Jeff Carlick / Bloomberg
The offer price, at $7.90 a share, is at a premium of about 39% to 3Com's closing price on Wednesday. The deal was announced after the market closed.
Under Mark V. Hurd, its chief executive, HP has been beefing up its network equipment offerings to compete more aggressively against Cisco to sell data-centre gear to corporations. But so far HP has mostly supplied smaller equipment used in office networks.
Cisco attacked one of HP's core businesses this year by entering the market for server computers used in data centres. It has also teamed with EMC Corp., another technology giant, to sell data centre equipment to businesses.
In 3Com, HP is acquiring a company with a rich heritage in network technology, analysts say. But it lacks Cisco's size and credibility in the data centre market, where large corporate customers look for strong suppliers who can provide a full range of products and services. HP may well be able to fill those gaps.
"3Com, with HP's backing, is capable of making a real run at Cisco," said Rob Enderle, an independent analyst. But while 3Com will give HP crucial technology, further product development and marketing will be needed to compete directly with Cisco, analysts said. "It will be a two-year process to roll this out," said Jeffrey Evenson, an analyst at Bernstein Research. HP also provided investors on Wednesday with an early look at its earnings for its fiscal fourth quarter, which ended in October, and raised its estimates for the next year.
HP reported a profit, excluding some items, of $1.14 a share in the fourth quarter, which slightly beat expectations of $1.12 a share, as compiled by Thomson Reuters.
Revenue in the quarter was $30.8 billion, down 8% from a year earlier. But the firm's sales performance beat analysts' forecasts by $1 billion.


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Often the poetry found in the Hebrew bible in books other than Psalms, The Song of Solomon, Ecclesiastes, Job and Proverbs; are only obviously poetry once pointed out. Biblical scholar Christine Hayes explains, in her work on "Form Tradition and Archaeological Correlations with History", many of these Hebrew bible books were sung aloud and so it was easier to sing poetry.[1] Continue reading


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Today, I am excited to share hip and fun clothing that will make you smile.
I can not stop giggling...iStyleoriginals is pure genius and I can't imagine how they even came up with some of the stuff I have been reading and checking out over at their site.
iStyleoriginals came along right as the world was getting into the "i" generation and have made a whole line of clothing and accessories on that concept. It is truly brilliant!
Beginning with their packaging - each iStyle product comes in it's own individually designed 'softwear' box. On the backside of the box the user will find all the technical specifications, system requirements, & product information.
iStyleoriginals has clothing for adults, nano (baby), and for your dog. It makes me want to get a little dog, just so it can wear the cute doggiewear.
I'm sharing a secret here..Emily is getting her own cell phone this Christmas. So, I thought the iTalk, uListen shirt would be the perfect {accessory} to go along with her gift.
The shirts from iStyleoriginals are 100% preshrunk cotton, and they are tag-less. All the shirts are unisex.
Emily thinks they are cool and I think iStyleorignals is fresh, and fun. Who wouldn't get a chuckle or two out of these shirts? A gift from iStyle would be ideal for anyone who is caught up in the "i' generation.....or not. I think they would be even more fun to see on people like my dad, who is trying to keep up with the times, but, really, just doesn't get it!
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There's More to Me than Me takes its inspiration from the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard's work Poetics of Space [1]. He argued that for reverie and imagination to flourish, we need spaces and places in which to linger and loiter, muse and mope, ponder and percolate. These nooks and crannies encourage us to pause long enough to float through the doors of our imaginings, go somewhere else, be someone other than who we currently are.
Virginia Woolf [2] agreed. In 1929 she wrote "In order to (write) you need a private income and a room of one's own". She said this in an era when male-dominated university colleges had income enough to allow the students and dons the luxury of solitude and space in which to think; a luxury women at the time didn't often share. Virginia articulated that thought last century (she had both private income and solitude in which to think) but the premise still stands; everyone, regardless of gender, needs a space in which their body and mind can rest so their imagination can play.
On the surface,this showis an installation by 10 ceramists. Using materials other than clay, each person has made one or more stand-alone works that reflect things that are important to them; demonstrating that there is always more to ME than the habitually seen.
Secondly, these crafted components, made by different people about different parts of their lives, come together to create a new entity with a purpose and meaning of its own; it creates a new Me. It is an entity with an interior architecture and landscape, that offers both a setting of corners and corridors for musing, mulling and dreaming in, and a door through which you can enter.
So, will you take up the invitation to enter? Post-Modernists always say that the viewer becomes a co-creator/contributor to the work because they bring yet another Me to the room. You move from being a passive viewer to an active contributor by having opinions, reactions, responses and insights. Throughout this installation you will be invited, seduced and enticed to loiter, linger, mull and muse in order to roam free in a corner of your own.
[1] Bachelard, Gaston, La poetique de l'espace, 1958, Presses Universitaires de France, Paris
[2] Woolf, Virginia, A Room of One's Own, 1929, Hogarth Press, UK
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Bacon Cheese Pinwheels
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I adapted this from a friend's recipe for Bacon Cheese Puffs. I had no patience in making all those little balls filled with dough. These are always a huge hit at any function. The recipe doubles and triples easily.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (8 ounce) can refrigerated crescent dinner rolls
- 1 (8 ounce) package cream cheese, softened
- 2 tablespoons sour cream
- 1 (4 ounce) can mushrooms, drained
- 1 green onion, chopped
- 6 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled
- garlic powder, to taste
- seasoning salt, to taste
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- Heat oven to 375 degrees.
- In small bowl, combine cream cheese, sour cream, mushrooms, green onion, bacon, garlic powder and seasoned salt.
- Separate crescent dinner rolls into 4 rectangles.
- Firmly press preforations to seal.
- Spoon 1/4 of the mixture onto the rectangle and spread to the end, evenly.
- Roll the rectangle in a jelly roll fashion and slice into 6 slices.
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Situated in the peaceful quarter of Lamanova, this house offers Superior studios, Family and Delux apartments with private balconies with views. The Old Town of Rovinj is a few minutes' walking distance, while the beach can be reached in a 15-minute walk. Guests can relax in the garden, where a children's swimming pool and playground are provided. Free Wi-Fi is available in the entire property. Barbecue facilities are at guests' disposal.
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Apartment Size: 55 square metres
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Rovinj is the most beloved town in Istria, a top sight in Croatia, and one of its most romantic spots. With its pastel-coloured houses clustered together on steep winding streets and topped by a Venetian bell tower, you would think you were in Italy. (see pictures of Rovinj) And, just a short walk from town are the pine-fringed beaches of Zlatni Rt nature park. Rovinj is still an active fishing port and you can take boats to the lovely offshore islands, Crveni Otok and Katarina. Scuba divers flock to Rovinj to dive the famous wreck, Baron Gautsch. Geography The historical center of Rovinj is completely contained within an oval peninsula about 2 kilometres long. This is a fascinating and beautiful stroll. Shops, bars, restaurants and residences spill out from the Old Town onto the neighbouring streets and line the harbour. Walk east for 20 minutes along the animated harbour promenade and you come to a quiet neighbourhood of residences and several large hotels. Beyond, lies the leafy Zlatni Rt nature park. The offshore waters are dotted with 16 islands and islets, several of which can be reached by boat.Culture Rovinj has close cultural and historical ties with Italy. Fast boats link Rovinj and Venice in the summer which bring a crowd of Italian tourists. Restaurants augment local seafood with creative pasta and pizza dishes not only to tempt their visitors but because the locals have developed a taste for Italian cuisine. Most Rovinj residents are fluent in Italian; many work or have worked in Italy. What to See in Rovinj Just strolling the streets of the Old Town is a delight. The historical center is crammed with reminders of Venice, most strikingly in the Church of St Euphemia and the Balbi Arch. Climb to the hilltop punctuated by St Euphemia and you'll be treated to inspiring views over the town, sea and islets. Rovinj is not known for its museums but there is one good one: the Rovinj Heritage Museum...
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