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In 1535, Francisco Pizarro labeled the open plains where Lima now stands as inhospitable. Despite the verdict of the great conquistador, Lima became the center of imperial Spanish power, a "City of Kings" where 40 viceroys would rule as the direct representatives of the King of Spain. With independence in 1821, Lima became Peru's capital. Near Lima, one of the world's most desolate deserts is home to the famed drawings of Nazca. These drawings inspired Erik von Daniken's best-selling book "Chariots of the Gods." With mysteries seeming to be part of Peru's history, perhaps these "drawings" are in fact "the largest astronomy book in the world."
Discover thousands of Peru's most treasured gold, silver and copper artifacts, from pre-Inca jewelry to military objects and tools, as well as historic weaponry.
Santo Domingo Convent
The oldest church and convent in Lima, its construction begani in 1540. It was later modernized to its present neo-Classical style in the 18th century.
The founding destination of the Historic Centre of Lima, an UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Plaza Mayor is lined with some of the city's most important buildings, including The Government Palace and the Cathedral of Lima.
Negotiate your way through the lively Indian Market as you browse colorful souvenirs from all over Peru, including handmade alpaca sweaters, paintings, woodcarvings, Inca handicrafts and more.
Pachacamac Ruins
Walk among the remnants of the Inca Empire at this centuries-old archaeological site comprised of temples, monuments, houses and pyramids.
Peruvian Horses
Watch in awe as the famous Peruvian prancing horses dance from their stables at a cozy hacienda featuring beautiful gardens and rooms full of memorabilia, including tooled leather saddles.
Larco Herrara
Admire the 45,000-piece collection of pre-Columbian art that is housed within the Larco Museum mansion. Built atop a 7th-century pyramid, it features enchanting gardens and a gold and silver gallery.
Casa Aliaga
As America's best-preserved colonial mansion, Casa Aliaga has been occupied by the same family since 1535. This colonial house was delivered by Francisco Pizarro to his Capitan Jeronimo de Aliaga.


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Elegant, and yet efficient as an ampersand, there's a reason the Gin & Tonic (or if you prefer the cheekier G&T) remains one of the most beloved, most popular mixed drink of all time. A fact not lost on the indomitably engaged Winston Churchill, who once gushed that it saved "more Englishmen's lives, and minds, than all the doctors in the Empire."
The G: It's Good For You.
With juniper berries as a core ingredient, the origin of "gin" can be traced back as far back as 70 A.D. when Pedanius Dioscorides, in his voluminous encyclopedia on herbal medicine, calls for the "use of juniper berries steeped in wine" to soothe chest congestion. From there, you'll find juniper berries in all kinds of concoctions: in 11th century Italy with the Benedictine Monks 'Compendium Solernita,' in 16th century with the Dutch and a distilled malt-wine, "Genever" (Jenever) and so on until the 1700s when the British adapted the spirit to their taste and eventually shortened the name to "gin."
The T: To Your Health
By the 1800s, British soldiers stationed in India began adding a dash of booze to "soften" their daily dose of the malaria tonic. When "quinine tonic" made it onto British ships carrying gin, British sailors paired both with lime juice for their anti-scurvy properties and that's how combining Gin and Tonic made libation history.
G&T: The Drink
From humble beginnings, the Gin & Tonic became an instant classic—suddenly sophisticated, seamless, and sublime with a squeeze of lime. It was a sensation in the 1900s and by the post-war 1950s, the Gin & Tonic was an absolute smash. Made slightly stronger than intended – where once gin was added as a splash to make the quinine more palatable – the mid-century Gin & Tonic was mostly gin with a splash of tonic.
Like all well-made drinks, simple ingredients require finesse. And, when it comes to the Gin & Tonic, it should be served extremely cold, with a pitch-perfect balance of sweet and bitter, brightly carbonated, keeping the gin at the forefront and never ever buried under the tonic.
In the end, a good Gin & Tonic should appear effortless and entirely effervescent—after all, it is but two ingredients, three if you count the lime.

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Bihar Reports First COVID-19 Death, 2nd In Maharashtra With Total 324 Cases in India
By Odishatv Bureau	 On Mar 22, 2020 - 12:49 PM
Patna: A 38-year-old man with a travel history of Qatar died at the All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) in Patna on Saturday morning. The deceased reportedly tested positive for COVID-19.
He was a resident of Munger. He died yesterday at AIIMS, Patna. He had returned from Kolkata a couple of days ago, informed Prabhat Kumar Singh, doctor at AIIMS Patna, Bihar.
A 38-year-old man has passed away in Bihar today due to kidney failure; he has been tested positive for #Covid19. He was from Munger. He died yesterday at AIIMS in Patna; had returned from Kolkata two days back: Dr. Prabhat Kumar Singh, AIIMS Patna, Bihar pic.twitter.com/H1xDi1VSJM
On the other hand, COVID-19 claimed it's second victim in four days when a 63-year-old man succumbed to the virus at a private hospital, officials said here on Sunday. He had been admitted to the private hospital on March 19 with chronic diabetes and high blood pressure.
Late on Saturday, he developed severe breathing problems and succumbed around 11 pm. On March 17, the state's first victim, a 63-year-old man with history of foreign travel to Dubai had died due to coronavirus.
The coronavirus death toll in India has reached five, as another person died because of the virus in Maharashtra on Sunday, the Union Health Ministry said.
The total number of positive coronavirus cases in India has reached 324 on Sunday, including foreign nationals, the Union Health Ministry said.
341 people have tested positive for #Coronavirus in India: Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) pic.twitter.com/vfsmBIG7eH
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While 283 of the positive cases were Indian, 41 are foreigners, the Health Ministry said in the 11.45 a.m. update.
"A total of 24 patients have been cured and discharged. Four death have been reported across the country," the Health Ministry said.
Among the 22 states and union territories where the cases were found, Maharashtra has the highest patient count followed by Kerala.
The national capital had 27 cases, including one foreigner. While five have been cured and discharged, one death has been reported in Delhi.
While Punjab, Delhi, and Karnataka have reported one each coronavirus related deaths, Maharashtra has reported two deaths as of now.
he nation-wide 'Janata Curfew' was observed across the northeastern region on Sunday as the shutdown is near total as most people remained indoors.
Political leaders and officials said that Janata Curfew got an unexpected response from all walks of life in the entire northeastern region, comprising eights states, including Sikkim.
According to officials, no positive coronavirus case has appeared in the eight northeastern states, including Sikkim, yet.
In BJP-ruled Assam, vehicles remained off roads; shops, except some medicine outlets, business establishments and markets are closed.
Similar situation prevailed in other northeastern states.
While BJP leaders and workers campaigned to make 'Janata Curfew' a success, the other political parties including the Congress and the Communist Party of India-Marxist did not oppose it.
Governors and Chief Ministers of eight northeasterns states and other persons of influence urged the people to observe the 'Janata Curfew' to prevent the community transmission of coronavirus.
Sanjeev Jindal, Regional Executive Director (NER) of Airport Authority of India (AAI) said, during 'Janata Curfew' on Sunday all the 12 airports in the northeastern states would remain operational as essential services.
"We would follow the 'Janata Curfew' otherwise and less number of staff would be posted at the airports," the AAI official told IANS.
There are 12 airports operational in the northeastern region. These include Guwahati, Silchar, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Tezpur (all in Assam), Tezu and Pasighat (Arunachal Pradesh), Agartala (Tripura), Imphal (Manipur), Shillong (Meghalaya), Dimapur (Nagaland) and Lengpui (Mizoram).
Jindal said screening of passengers — including by infrared thermometers — has been further intensified at the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport and at 11 other airports in the northeastern states.
(With IANS Inputs)
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Marilyn Waring — a pioneer visionary
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Young Executive of the Year: Caroline Rawlinson
Diversity and Inclusion Leadership: SKYCITY — accelerating leadership
Graduates, tutors and managers of Tahuna Te Ahi at Te Puea Memorial Marae.
By: Natalia Rimell
Diversity initiatives are changing the corporate landscape reports Natalia Rimell.
Tahuna te Ahi is the diversity and inclusion strategy put in place by this year's Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment Diversity and Inclusion Leadership award winner SKYCITY Entertainment which focuses on women in leadership and Māori, Pacific & Asian leaders.
With a group-wide policy stating that "Each year SKYCITY's Board of Directors will set measurable objectives to promote diversity, including gender diversity and inclusion", there is a clear aim of using diversity within the workplace to better meet their "changing customer experience needs".
Claire Walker, Head of HR said of Tahuna te Ahi: "We wanted to combine both elements of the traditional leadership programmes but deliver it in an authentic Māori way".
While 9 per cent of the casino gaming company's workforce identify as Māori, none are represented within the senior leadership team.
Their aim is to change this by accelerating leadership development for Māori employees, in addition to "implementing initiatives which elevate the standing of Māori at SKYCITY more broadly". The company recognises that many of their Māori employees might have a leadership role within their own communities and whānau and wanted the programme to enable those employees to also have the "opportunity for leadership development in a less traditional way (at work) in a more holistic sense", says Walker.
Claire Walker, Head of HR for SKYCITY.
SKYCITY partnered with Indigenous Growth Limited which "helps organisations develop the leadership capability of their existing staff using Indigenous values" to devise and implement a strategy.
The programme was promoted to all Māori employees, with 25 nominations received for the 16 available spaces.
Running over six months, the programme occurs over six wānanga of two days each, with two of these being overnight stays at Te Puea Memorial Marae and includes traditional practices such as mihi whakatau, karakia and waiata as well as a haka composed specifically for SKYCITY. On completion every participant receives individual coaching with fully accredited business coaches from the facilitation team.
Once completed, the participants then apply their learnings practically, across four projects:
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The first aims for recognition and inclusion of Māori values as part of the company's value statements; the second aims to unlock the hidden potential of Māori through mentoring; the third advocates in-house advice on effective engagement of Māori and use of Māori culture, and the fourth proposes a series of authentic Māori experiences for customers.
Examples of the projects include opportunities to guide the opening protocols for the New Zealand International Convention Centre and Horizon Hotel and the implementation of an augmented reality app showcasing the cultural and historical significance of different places in Auckland for use in the Sky Tower.
Since the initiative began, managers report that engagement, productivity and positive energy among this group are at an all-time high.
Reflecting on the impact the programme has had on those individuals, Walker says "one of the most powerful bits of evidence of its success was at the graduation day where the graduates each gave a speech and it was clear that the programme had made a significant difference on a personal level, as well as business" and says that the "graduates say that the programme has encouraged them to connect indigenous values with business in a practical way."
SKYCITY report a finding of three key insights through the initiative;
1. Indigenous values, perspectives and models can be applied successfully as practical leadership behaviours in a commercial context;
2. That hierarchy and status need not be the only organising basis for developmental activity;
3. That the importance of visible support from senior leaders can't be overstated.
As the first targeted initiative at SKYCITY, initial scepticism gave way to positivity, optimism, and success.
The initiative has seen strong support from the board and the chief executive, Graeme Stephens, with many direct management attending the Te Puea Memorial Marae and graduation day alongside the candidate's whānau and friends.
Off the back of the programme, the senior leadership team are in the middle of a Cultural Capital for Executives programme themselves and have found the graduates inspiring.
One of the graduates, Lenny Andrews, performed a karakia at the start of the company's annual meeting which Walker described as "really powerful".
Andrews has since been promoted to Community Investment and Development Co-ordinator following his graduation from the programme.
The judges collectively felt that the Tahuna Ta Ahi programme "demonstrates the long-game approach, and shows scalability, sustainability, innovation and most importantly that the people they serve are at the heart of their decision making process" and were unanimous in their decision to crown SKYCITY the winner of this year's award.
On hearing that they had been named finalist in the awards, Walker said it's "wonderful recognition for a programme that has achieved powerful results".
Diversity and Inclusion Leadership judges
Bev Cassidy-Mackenzie is Change Champion for Diversity and Inclusion in Aotearoa and the Director of Diversity Consulting Ltd and previously worked as the CEO for Diversity Works NZ.
Agnes Naera is Director of Business, Student & Community Partnerships at AUT University and is heavily present in her belief of inclusion for Māori and Pacific people as well emerging female leaders and young people.
Stephen Town is responsible for leading Auckland Council, ensuring that they build partnerships with a positive culture and began his career in education at the Wanganui Education Board.


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Tarot history is one of the most exciting arenas through which to learn to read the cards. NeoPlatonism and Renaissance Humanism provided us with a set of visual designs describing humanity's role in the cosmos that gives deep meaning and purpose to our lives. From these rich beginnings, Tarot has continued to draw on the most profound understandings of each historical period.
After an overview of the history of Tarot, which takes us through the streets of Milan, Ferrara and Bologna, Mary Greer focuses on the Lovers card as an intriguing example of how our ideas about it have changed through the ages, Included with the recording are a copy of all the slides and a worksheet for a three card layout featuring the Lovers. The questions on the worksheet are derived from history-based interpretations for the Lovers and open up new ways of looking at this card when it appears in a reading.
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Thanks so much for this Liesel. I was praying this morning and the words "living God" came to me as I was praying and I prayed for more of the living God in my everyday living. It was so lovely to see the psalm verse above with the words living God in it.
Biddy, that's so amazing! God's got plans. I love it when he is speaking to lots of people about the exact same thing because it just really confirms what he is saying. Here's to our 40 days!


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ENVS6528
A graduate course offered by the Fenner School of Environment and Society.
Code ENVS6528
Offered by Fenner School of Environment and Society
ANU College ANU Joint Colleges of Science
Classification Transitional
Course subject Environmental Science
Areas of interest Resource Management and Environmental Science
Dr Katherine Daniell
Environmental Policy (ENVS6528)
Grounded in the discipline of public policy, the course considers the complexities around public policy-making for the environment and sustainability. The course considers how policy is made and the institutional settings within which it is made, how problems and policies are framed, implemented and evaluated, and the inherent challenges in choosing appropriate policy instruments to meet an objective. The course focuses particularly on Australia's public policy and institutional settings, but comparisons with international case studies will be made. Interactive lectures and tutorials provide students with opportunities to analyse specific environmental policy issues in theoretical frameworks and over different time scales. Topics explored include water and climate policy, sustainability in business and industry, public and civil society participation in policy-making, and the relationship between international environmental policy and Australian environmental policy.
Honours Pathway Option
Subject to the approval of the course convenor; students taking this option must complete an extra piece of reading each week and give an analysis of its relevance and importance to environmental policy. Students will also give a seminar to the class based on their policy project report. All other assessment and requirements remain the same.
On satisfying the requirements of this course, students will have the knowledge and skills to:
understand the basis of environmental policy and how it is developed and implemented in Australia and other relevant jurisdictions (Indicative Assessments 1, 2);
describe and evaluate key environmental public policies (Indicative Assessments 1, 2, 3);
evaluate alternative choices of policy design and policy instruments in the context of major environment and sustainability issues, including in both Australian and international contexts (Indicative Assessments 1, 2, 3, 4); and
employ advanced research, writing and presentation skills, including the preparation of written material relevant to the public policy sphere (Indicative Assessments 1, 2, 3).
750 word policy brief (25%) (LO 1, 2, 3, 4)
3,500 policy project report (40%) (LO 1, 2, 3 4)
Tutorial organisation and facilitation (25%) (LO 2, 3, 4)
Tutorial preparation and participation (10%) (LO 1, 2, 3 4)
48 contact hours comprising one two-hour lecture and one two-hour tutorial per week. Students must also attend one two-hour "masterclass" seminar in the semester and a public seminar (students choose any relevant seminars held at the ANU, with the guidance of the convener). Substantial preparation is required for weekly tutorials.
You are not able to enrol in this course if you have completed ENVS3028
Dovers, S. (2005) Environment and Sustainability Policy: creation, implementation, evaluation. Sydney: The Federation Press.
Althaus, C., Bridgman, P. and Davis, G. (2007) The Australian Policy Handbook. (4th edition). Sydney: Allen and Unwin.
Dovers, S and Wild River, S. (eds) (2003) Managing Australia's Environment, The Federation Press.
[Tutorial readings will be available from the course website after the first week of semester.]
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The addition of the Tector engine in 2000 and cab restyling in 2003 further cemented the Eurocargo as the vehicle of choice in the medium weight truck segment.
Now in 2008 the latest incarnation of this popular product range is launched, more competitive and productive than ever, ready to overcome new challenges and to respond in a better and more complete way to al the needs of the fleet operator.
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New Eurocargo is renewed both in form and in content. Starting with the driver's cab, completely renewed from the outside to the internal appointments, offering the best of driver comfort for the driver and passengers, improving life on board and so contributing to improving road safety by not subjecting the driver to fatigue brought about by discomfort. The grille and front panel adopt the latest Iveco family feeling with provision for vehicle owners to personalise their vehicle with their specific fleet livery. Front mudguards are new with also new integrated light cluster groups.
The cab is immediately available with the familiar three Eurocargo cabs, The MLC day cab, the MLL sleeper cab and the MLD crew cab ensuring the immediate success already achieved by earlier Eurocargo models in being specified to every chosen vehicle mission. Eurocargo MLL sleeper cab models gain the benefit of twin large capacity external tool lockers introduced with the new Stralis.
New Eurocargo inherits the excellent Tector engine range, developed and produced by FPT –Fiat Powertrain Technologies, exploiting its performance, reliability and low operating cost and so contributing to the vehicle's earning potential and performance with a low environmental impact.
A new range 6 and 9 speed ZF transmissions are introduced with fully automated transmission shifting and clutch control optionally available on 6 speed versions so making further driver safety and drive train durability enhancements. Lighter than before, the manual transmissions optimise the vehicle performance in all configurations of 5, 6 or 9 speeds.
The Eurotronic 6 speed version is equipped with transmission control software that optimises fuel consumption, initiating gear changes at the ideal point from an engine speed and load point of view.
The Allison full automatic hydrodynamic transmission is, for the first time offered on the full range from 12t gvm, providing an elevated ease of operation, driver comfort and reduced operating cost for vehicles on typical stop-go missions (e.g. refuse collection) from 7.5t upwards.
Active safety features have been made available aplenty; ASR (anti wheel-spin control), ESP (electronic stability control) and Hill-Holder (anti roll-back system for hill starts), to be introduced at a later date, are all optionally available. Acoustic warning devices such as the seat belt reminder, alerting the driver if the seat belt is not fastened when the vehicle moves from rest, and the park brake warning, alerting the driver if the driver's door is opened without first applying the park brake, are available as standard.
Body builder intervention has been further simplified by the addition of an option. 'Tipper Body Control'. The tipper body control and the PTO control levers are mounted onto the base of the driver's seat and include all electrical and pneumatic controls, so reducing body builder intervention time and maintaining the integrity of the cab interior.
Iveco has developed a range of after market accessories dedicated to the new Eurocargo in order to further enhance the new vehicle enabling the driver to achieve the maximum in terms of performance, comfort and safety on board. The new Eurocargo, – like the new Stralis and new Trakker - was designed to demonstrate Iveco fundamental values towards excellence: Commitment, Reliability, Performance, Team Spirit and Power. Values new Eurocargo shares with the New Zealand rugby national team, the All Blacks, who in their history have won more than anyone else.


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Canadian technology plays critical role in the selection of final sample site on asteroid Bennu
From: Canadian Space Agency
Today, after a year spent studying asteroid Bennu, NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission team will reveal the final sample collection site.
Longueuil, Quebec, December 12, 2019 — Today , after a year spent studying asteroid Bennu, NASA's OSIRIS-REx mission team will reveal the final sample collection site.
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) contributed the OSIRIS-REx Laser Altimeter (OLA) to this mission. It played a critical role in helping mission scientists identify and select the best sample site by scanning the asteroid's surface to create high-resolution 3D maps.
The CSA's experts are available to talk about this exciting announcement and the next steps leading up to the sampling on Bennu, scheduled for summer 2020 . The sample will then be returned to Earth in September 2023 . Thanks to the CSA's contribution to the mission, Canada will receive a portion of the returned sample.
Media representatives are invited to watch this NASA announcement and to contact the CSA media relations team to speak with our experts.
1:00 p.m. ET Announcement of OSIRIS-REx's final sample site on asteroid Bennu OSIRIS-REx mission representatives Streaming on NASA TV
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Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore, Maryland Attendance: 14,815
Giménez's 3-run HR propels Guardians past Orioles 3-2
(AP Photo/Terrance Williams)
By DAVID GINSBURG
BALTIMORE (AP) Those arriving late for Sunday's game between Cleveland and Baltimore probably missed the Guardians' lone offensive salvo, a three-run homer in the first inning by Andres Gimenez.
After that, starter Zach Plesac and the Guardians had just one task: Make the early advantage stand up.
"(Gimenez) took a good swing and then we just hung on for dear life," manager Terry Francona said. "That's a long time to hang on."
Plesac and three relievers dutifully handled the chore, limiting the Orioles to four hits in a 3-2 victory that provided Cleveland with its first series win at Camden Yards since 2018.
Gimenez, the fifth batter of the game, hit a shot to right field off lefty Dean Kremer (0-1) following a single and a walk. Turns out, that was enough offense to get past the last-place Orioles.
Given a 3-0 cushion before throwing his first pitch, Plesac said: "It's always good going in there and not trying to be too fine, just go in there and pound the zone. It's definitely huge to take the mound with a lead."
Plesac (2-4) struck out eight over six innings. He gave up two runs and four hits with no walks to earn his first victory in seven starts since April 27. The right-hander allowed just one single before he hit Trey Mancini with a pitch to open the fourth and Ryan Mountcastle homered to straightaway center.
Baltimore failed to score after getting runners to second and third with no outs in the fifth and went hitless over the final four innings.
Emmanuel Clase got three outs for his ninth save.
The Guardians took two of three from the Orioles and have won five of six overall. Prior to this series, Cleveland had lost four of its last six games in Baltimore while being outscored 51-18.
"We have not played well here - ever," Francona said. "We've come in here and really got pushed around at times."
Activated from the injured list before the game, Kremer returned from a left oblique strain to give up three runs, five hits and a walk over 4 1/3 innings in his season debut. Obtained in the July 2018 trade that sent Manny Machado to the Dodgers, Kremer is 1-9 over 13 career starts.
"If you throw out that first inning he was great," Orioles manager Brandon Hyde said. "I thought he threw the ball extremely well. I'm really encouraged. I thought I saw a lot of improvement from last year."
Gimenez smiled broadly when asked about playing at Camden Yards, reconfigured or not.
"I really like this ballpark. There are a lot of good memories here," he said.
True enough. While playing with New York Mets, Gimenez hit his first big league homer in Baltimore, on Sept. 1, 2020.
Guardians: C Austin Hedges, who strained his right quadriceps muscle on Friday, got a second straight day off after agreeing to the cautious approach broached by Francona via text message. "He said, `You know what? I get it,'" Francona said. "He's doing OK, but I think it just makes sense to wait until tomorrow."
Orioles: Prized pitching prospect Grayson Rodriguez will be sidelined until at least September with a Grade 2 lat strain, general manager Mike Elias said. "This is an injury that we have a very, very high degree of confidence is going to heal and he'll be back to himself in no time," Elias said, "and at the very least, put himself in a position to join our rotation out of spring training." Rodriguez, a right-hander, is the top pitching prospect in baseball according to MLB Pipeline. He appeared on the verge of reaching the majors until sustaining the injury during Wednesday's start for Triple-A Norfolk.
Guardians: RHP Cal Quantrill (2-3, 3.52 ERA) starts Monday night against Texas in the opener of a seven-game homestand.
Orioles: Following an off day Monday, the Orioles begin a two-game series against the Chicago Cubs. Baltimore has gone 0-6 against the Cubs since winning at Wrigley Field in 2008.
Updated June 5, 2022


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Crawford County Historical Society President Josh Sherretts and historical society board member Judith Stoll display a portrait of Amos Densmore and one of the few existing Densmore typewriters that the society received as a donation recently. The portrait was painted by Densmore's daughter, Austa Densmore Sturdevant, in 1893.
Future generations can enjoy donation to historical society
By Earl Corp
A donation of some of a 19th-century local artist's work and a very old typewriter to the Crawford County Historical Society has President Josh Sherretts and the board excited.
The donation of four of Austa Densmore Sturdevant's paintings and an original Densmore typewriter was made by Arthur Martin of Portland, Oregon. Martin is the widower of Priscilla Densmore Martin, Austa's great-niece. Sturdevant, 1855-1936, was an artist born in Blooming Valley who later attended Allegheny College and was one of the first women to graduate with a bachelor of arts degree.
"He's really trying to make sure the items will be taken care of for future generations to enjoy," Sherretts said.
"The basic pitch is he wanted them to come home," said Judith Stoll, historical society board member. "There's a certain sense he felt about them coming back here, he felt putting them in our hands was putting them in good hands."
The collection of Sturdevant's art, an architectural rendering of her girlhood home in Meadville, and the real prize — the Densmore typewriter — arrived recently at the historical society's office, 411 Chestnut St.
The typewriter was an excellent addition to the collection because Austa's father, Amos, was famous for helping with the development of the first QWERTY typewriter as well as the railroad tanker car.
As far as Sherretts is aware, there are only two existing Densmore typewriters — one in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., and the one the historical society received. There may be some existing in private collections, however.
"When we opened the crates it was like Christmas morning and receiving far more than you expected," Stoll said.
The original Sturdevant artworks included in the donation were The Glassblower's Daughter (1895), Mathew Gunten (1905), Amos Densmore (1893) and an undated portrait of Amos. Gunten was a Densmore family relative and is buried with the family in Blooming Valley, according to Stoll.
"They're pretty special," she said.
Austa married James Sturdevant, who served as superintendent of Crawford County schools. The couple moved to New York City, and she later studied art in Paris for three years, devoting her life to the arts. Sturdevant later lived in Cragsmoor, New York, from the late 1880s until she died in 1936.
In 2014, the historical society acquired a collection which included some of Sturdevant's furniture including 1880s-era dressers, a desk, wardrobes and other small items. These items were purchased from a woman in Arkansas who had been a friend of Sturdevant's granddaughter and had received the items when the granddaughter entered a nursing home in the 1980s. This furniture became the centerpiece for the Sturdevant/Dent Room in the Baldwin-Reynolds House Museum on Terrace Street.
The room was named for Sturdevant and in honor of Claire Dent, whose donation made the purchase of Sturdevant's furniture possible. Dent passed away recently, on Feb. 6.
The short-term plan is for the artifacts to go into the Sturdevant/Dent Room at the museum, according to Sherretts, who said the value of the collection is unknown until the historical society can get it appraised for insurance purposes.
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Joyce Marie Burns, 75, passed away January 15, 2020, at Rolling Fields Eldercare Community. A funeral service will be held Saturday, January 18, at 11:00 a.m. at Van Matre Funeral Home in Cambridge Springs.
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Steven Watson celebration of life at noon Saturday, Jan. 18, Pymatuning Sportsman's Club, 3642 W. Erie St. Ext., Linesville. Calling hour 11 a.m. until the service. Luncheon follows. Arrangements, Royal-Coleman Funeral Home, 6028 U.S. Highway 6, Linesville, royalcolemanfuneralhome.com.
John R. Smith, 77, of Springboro, passed away Thursday, January 16, 2020. A complete obituary will appear tomorrow by Mattera Funeral Home, 188 East State Street, Albion.
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