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Get the latest news from the Dodge Foundation, plus links to articles about our grantees and other interesting topics here in our Featured News section. Check back often for updates. Do you have news you'd like shared here? Email Dodge Communications Manager Meghan Jambor at firstname.lastname@example.com or Tweet it to @grdodge.
(Sept. 11, 2014) Sandy: Destruction/Constructions, an art exhibit at the Gallery at 14 Maple, is open through Feb. 11, 2015. Learn more about the exhibit and plan your visit here.
- (Sept. 4, 2014) Registration for Dodge's Board Leadership Training Series is open. Learn more about the workshops and our Technical Assistance initiative here. Register by Sept. 26.
- (Sept. 8, 2014) The full program for the 2014 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival is released. Be sure to check it out at DodgePoetry.org.
- (Sept. 4, 2014) Learn more about the effort to transform New Jersey's aging water infrastructure here.
- Grant proposals for the third round of Dodge Foundation funding are due no later than Aug. 29. How to apply: http://www.grdodge.org/apply/
- (August 6, 2014) Creative placemaking is catching on in New Jersey communities as a way to drive growth and change through arts, culture and innovation, writes Dodge President & CEO in an op-ed on NJ.com. Read on and share your thoughts on creative placemaking in the comments below: http://bit.ly/1sc9w32
- (August 4, 2014) Dodge Foundation President & CEO Chris Daggett and Environment Program Director Margaret share their thoughts on New Jersey's water infrastructure crisis in a blog series on the website of The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread. Read more here: bit.ly/1oXu3ER
- (July 31, 2014) The New Jersey Highlands Coalition, a Dodge grantee, announced grant awards to six preservation groups. Read more here.
- (July 30, 2014) Dodge's Local News Lab initiative and pilot journalism sites MorristownGreen.com and Jersey Shore Hurricane News were featured in a PBS Mediashift story. Read it here.
- (July 29, 2014) The Dodge Poetry Festival announced its Main Stage Reading schedule. Learn more here.
- (July 18, 2014) The Boardwalk Stories From Sandy audio walking tour app, funded through the New Jersey Recovery Fund, debuts to offer listeners an opportunity to hear the stories of Hurricane Sandy survivors. It features 12 stops along the boardwalk, including a newly completed stretch destroyed twice, first during Sandy and again in the fire a year later. Read a Dodge story on the app here.
- (July 16, 2014) The Trustees of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation recently approved $4.4 million in 90 grants to arts, education, environment and media nonprofit organizations throughout New Jersey. Please see the full news release here.
- (July 16, 2014) Passage Theatre at the Mill Hill Playhouse is the recipient of a competitive National Endowment for the Arts $50,000 grant. The grant will support the development of a cultural district plan for Trenton's first arts and cultural district, the Old Trenton Arts District. Read more here.
- (July 15, 2014) The Nieman Lab featured a story on WFMU's Audience Engine. Read more here.
- (July 10, 2014) The Dodge Foundation seeks an Arts Program Director to join our team of creative, dynamic program staff charged with supporting leadership, innovation and collaboration for a better New Jersey. Please read the full job description and learn how to apply here.
- (July 7, 2014) After 13 years as a passionate advocate for the arts in New Jersey, the Dodge Foundation's longtime Arts Program Director Laura Packer is leaving Dodge to join the Howard Gilman Foundation in New York City as its new executive director, effective July 22. Read the full announcement here.
- (June 27, 2014) The New Jersey Climate Adaption Alliance released a report recommending policy considerations to help New Jersey prepare for climate change. The report is the culmination of two years of research into the effects of climate change on New Jersey. On June 26th, NJ Adapt launched a new website with user-friendly tools to map the impacts of climate change.
- (June 26, 2014) Art All Night Trenton drew a record crowd for 24 hours of art, music and food on June 21. Some 1,036 visual artists, more than 50 musical performers and 377 volunteers pitched in to make the event successful. Read a story about the event here.
- (June 25, 2014) New Jersey Future released its Agenda for Action to address New Jersey's aging urban water infrastructure, stemming from a May convening of stakeholders and leaders. Read a blog post here.
- (June 20, 2014) NJ Spotlight on June 20 hosted Tackling New Jersey's Water Woes: What's Next? in Trenton. Here's an overview of the conference.
- (June 20, 2014) Centenary professor Lea Antolini was named recipient of the "Jete Award" at the 2014 Dance New Jersey Festival at the Mason Gross School of the Arts, located on the Douglass campus of Rutgers in New Brunwick.
- (June 16, 2014) The Dodge Foundation launched its new Local News Lab website, dedicated to creative experiments in journalism sustainability. The lab is supported by Dodge and the Knight Foundation. Read a Nieman Journalism Lab story on the news here.
- (June 15, 2014) ArtPlace America announced $14.7 million in grants to fund creative placemaking in communities throughout the country. New Jersey grantees included the Noyes Museum of Art and Cooper's Ferry Partnership. Read the announcement here.
- (June 6, 2014) The Trentonian featured the Hunterdon Art Museum, which celebrates its tricentennial this year. Read the story.
- (June 3, 2014) Students at Eastside High School in Paterson recently worked with William Paterson University as part of a partnership to promote the traditional elements of STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — with the addition of art — STEAM. Read the Bergen Record story and view a photo gallery from the day here.
- (June 2, 2014) Sec. Shaun Donovan of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development announced the six winners of Rebuild by Design. Learn more about the project and winning designs at Rebuild By Design's website.
- (June 2, 2014) Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey's efforts to save endangered shorebirds in New Jersey was featured in a story by WHYY. Read the article here.
- (June 1, 2014) The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey's production of "The Tempest" has drawn rave reviews. Read NJ Monthly's review here.
- (May 30, 2014) Are you a student who loves poetry? High school, college and graduate students receive half off the ticket price to the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival. For details, visit this Dodge Blog.
- (May 29, 2014) Gallery Aferro announced major plans for expansion in downtown Newark. Read about the expansion in a story by The Star-Ledger.
- (May 28, 2014) A new smartphone application that lets you report oil spills and pollution off New Jersey's coast by Marine Defenders and backed by the American Littoral Society launched. Read about the app in the Asbury Park Press.
- (May 22, 2014) Dodge Foundation and NJ Recovery Fund grantee NJ Spotlight was named New Jersey's Top Independent Online Publication by the New Jersey Society for Professional Journalists. Reporter Scott Gurian, who covers the Sandy recovery effort as part of a collaboration with WNYC/New Jersey Public Radio, received a second-place award in the Online Enterprise/Series/Investigative Reporting category.
- (May 20, 2014) Dodge partnered with The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread and New Jersey Future to host a convening to develop an Agenda for Change for New Jersey's Urban Water Infrastructure in Jersey City. Leaders explored challenges and opportunities for revamping water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure in New Jersey cities.
- (May 16, 2014) GlassRoots was featured by NJTVOnline for its Business and Entrepreneurship Program. Watch a video and read the story at http://bit.ly/1m5bfC1.
- (May 7, 2014) A new report released by New Jersey Future funded by the Dodge Foundation details the need to address New Jersey's aging urban water infrastructure. Read NJSpotlight's story here, and a blog post here.
- (May 15, 2014) Newark's Military Park, which will debut as a venue of the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival, opened to the public after a major overhaul. The Greater Newark Convention & Visitors Bureau also recently opened to provide visitors with information about tourism opportunities.
- (May 5, 2014) Michele S. Byers, executive director of New Jersey Conservation Foundation, was honored by the New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs with a Women of Achievement Award, given each year to women who have gained visibility in New Jersey for distinguished service and outstanding accomplishments.
- (May 2, 2014) Creative New Jersey hosted its Creative Highlands convening to discuss post-Sandy recovery. Watch a News12 video featuring Creative New Jersey Director Elizabeth Murphy from the event.
- (April 25, 2014) Dodge partnered with Montclair State University's Center for Cooperative Media and NJ News Commons to host the inaugural Innovating the Local News Economy conference at Montclair State. Dodge President Chris Daggett told the journalists Dodge is committed to build the foundation needed for news organizations to become sustainable enterprises. Read MorristownGreen.com's article here, and for more on the conference, read a blog by the New Jersey News Commons.
- (April 22, 2014) The Dodge Poetry Festival announces its 2014 Festival lineup. The biggest poetry festival in North America -- this year featuring more poets than ever before -- will be held for the third year at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark Oct. 23-26, 2014. The announcement was covered by several news publications, including the New York Times and The Star-Ledger.
- (April 8, 2014) The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation announces 65 new grants totaling $3.5 million for its first round of grants in 2014. Please see the full press release, which includes the grant listings.
- (February 18, 2014) Dodge announces that it has been awarded a $2 million, two-year grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to test a variety of revenue models to help both for-profit and nonprofit news sites in New Jersey achieve financial sustainability. The grant will also enable Dodge to identify and fill gaps in coverage with seed grants, and work with a variety of partners to develop creative community engagement opportunities and ideas.
For details of the grant, please see the press release. For more information about Dodge's Media grants, please visit our website, and our blog.
- (December 19, 2013) In its final round of grantmaking for 2013, the Trustees of the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation have approved 57 grants totaling $2.97 million. For the press release and full listing of grants, please click here.
- (November 19, 2013) Today, the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation launches the Jersey Give-Back Guide, an easy-to-use website that features a selection of New Jersey's most effective and inspiring nonprofits, and encourages the public to make year-end donations. It is sponsored by NJ.com, which will promote it on its website. The Guide uses a handy and fun device called the "Generosity Generator" to help take the guesswork out of giving. To see which nonprofits were selected for the inaugural Guide, see the press release and visit the website.
- (September 18, 2013) Come see the new exhibit, Seeing Space, at the Gallery at 14 Maple, which is free and open to the public. The opening reception, hosted by Morris Arts, is Thursday, September 26. Click here for full details.
- (July 15, 2013) The Dodge Foundation announced that its Trustees have approved 94 grants totaling $4 million in its second round of grantmaking for 2013. Dodge President and CEO Chris Daggett noted that these grants "represent some of the most effective and inspiring nonprofits in our state." The grants support Arts, Education, Environment and Media organizations dedicated to delivering exemplary programs and services to the people of New Jersey.
For the full press release and listing of grants, please click here.
- (April 23, 2013) The Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation announced today that its Trustees have approved 75 grants totaling $3.5 million in its first round of grantmaking for 2013. These grants support Arts, Education, Environment and Media nonprofits across the state dedicated to delivering high quality programs and services to the people of New Jersey.
For full details of the grants, please visit the Dodge Foundation's easy-to-search grants database, which can be sorted by category of grant, location in New Jersey, and year the grant was made. There is also a map view of the grants, as well as detailed information about each individual grant.

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Yes, that's him. The Glenn Dorsey. Swamp Thing. The Bayou Bruiser. Glenn Dorsey Glenn Hoss. The Chiefs' new $5 1 Million Dollar Man. Looking as big as that SUV he climbed out of, ready to put the franchise on his broad shoulders.
He already has more nicknames and more pressure than any of his fellow teammates, but he handles it all very well, doesn't he? If Jared Allen was the One Man Gang, here's to Dorsey becoming the One Man Army. That's what he was down in Baton Rouge, where he helped bring home the Sears Trophy for the Bayou Bengals. If he is indeed the next Warren Sapp, today is the first day of something very special.
Kudos to Carl Peterson. He get's his crown and seat on the throne back as far as we're concerned, at least for the day. For those of you saying, gosh, $51 mil is a lot of change, consider a few things. First, Dorsey was arguably the best player on both a lot of experts' and a lot of teams' big boards. Second, quarterback Matt Ryan, a player many expected to be selected after Dorsey. signed for $20 mil more, despite being picked only two spots earlier. Peterson did an extremely commendable job, and it looks like Dorsey wasn't greedy either. We are extremely lucky to have Dorsey, especially at this price tag. Defensive end Mario Williams got $60 mil a few years back, and Dorsey could have easily commended that had he been selected where he was projected to go.
I don't know about all the other Addicts out there, but I'm about the happiest guy on the planet right now. Well, other than Gunther Cunningham and Tim Krumrie (and, damn, it's great to finally read their quotes again). They may have lost a heat-seeking Allen missile, but they've replaced it with a hell-raising daisy Dorsey cutter and its "large lethal radius." What a day!
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- Dorsey owes Peterson a steak dinner. – Red Zone
- Ron Prince gives his former player Branden Albert high praise. – C.J. Online
- This is a make-or-break year for La Quinta's Jeff Webb. – My Desert
- Saturday morning update. – UW-RF
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Of Concord, N.C., Cabarrus County. Entered the service at Camp Meade as Army Nurse, unattached. Joined Dr. Long's Unit from Greensboro, N.C., and sailed for France Sept. 1, 1918, from New York. Landed at Liverpool, Eng. Then went to Havre, France, from there to Brest. Sailed over on Convoy Unit to Base Hospital No. 65–Debarkation Hospital for wounded soldiers to be sent back to the United States. Sailed for USA June 1, 1919. Arrived June 11, 1919. Discharged July 6, 1919, at New York.
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Could a past socialite at school be at a disadvantage later on in life?
Socializing too deeply early on at school is often a disadvantage in later life; the most successful people are those with strong raw talents that learnt to socialise out of school.
The reason for this disadvantage is institutional and would be difficult to decouple from a mainstream education. The social hierarchy at a school promotes the social status of people that (a) are older or part of the educational bureaucracy, (b) demonstrate superficial interest in manufactured culture, (c) belong to mainstream cliques with lowest common denominator values, and most of all (d) are non-disruptive and therefore willing to follow the rules and authorities of the institution. This is as opposed to later life where in a less rigid social structure freethinkers move ahead from others depending on their ability to be (e) disruptive and on their human merit: (f) intellectual and (g) social.
It should be quite clear that, while a school may attempt to educate pupils which it often achieves to a high degree of success, the actual social structure is counter to the abilities eventually self-learned by a freethinker [e, f, g].
When a person that does not feel part of an institution and does not socialise as readily with it, they are not as easily influenced by the institution and: (h) criticise it and (i) differentiate themselves from it — often this means the band geek buries themselves in music and the nerd starts to read science text books in their spare time. While later on they are not handed the opportunities that would have arisen from a high social status at school they are: (j) less impeded by new hierarchies that they join, (k) now promoted based on the merits that they fostered while on the fringes of the educational institution.
On the contrary, the person that felt one with the institution and was celebrated for conforming to the values of its social structure has now learned behaviour that: (l) either brings no benefit to their existence in the new hierarchies or (m) actually counts against them. Worst of all, since they never learnt how to exist apart from a hierarchy (n) they prefer the security of groups over the risk of trying to do things their own way, (o) are likely to lack technical skills, (p) and might still be friends with the people they grew up with in school which would create "stickyness".
As a closing point, of course there are exceptions, for instance: there are those with (q) leadership qualities and (r) high emotional intelligence that were successful at school while also able to control their school experience to their own long-term advantage. There are also many unsuccessful geeks and nerds whom only gain (s) intellectual skills, (t) simply belonged to a much worse-off social clique with the same problems, and most importantly (u) never learn to socialise and take risks.
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The nerdiest board game ever: Settlers of KHAAAAAN!
You'll definitely earn extra cool points the next time you down to the comic or gaming shop with Star Trek Catan, a board game that combines the awesomeness of The Settlers of Catan with Star Trek.
In Star Trek Catan, players start the game with two small space stations at the intersection of three planets, with each planet supplying resources based on the result of a dice roll. Players collect and trade these resources - Dilithium, Tritanium, food, oxygen and water - in order to build spaceships that connect regions in the galaxy, establish small and large space stations at new intersection points in order to increase resource acquisition, and acquire development cards that provide victory points (VPs) or special abilities.
On a dice roll of 7, a Klingon ship swoops in to prevent resource production on one planet, while taxing spacegoers who hold too many resources.
The one new element in Star Trek Catan compared to the Settlers version is a set of character cards, each featuring one of Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Sulu, Scott, Uhura, Chekov, Chapel, Rand or Sarek. Each character card has two special powers that the holder can use on his turn, such as a forced trade.
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CAS111D Begin Website: Dreamweaver
Introduces basic elements of website creation using Adobe Dreamweaver. Includes web terminology, basic HTML, uploading pages to a server (FTP), site management, tables, layout, stylesheets (CSS), rollovers, optimizing graphics, and accessibility. Recommended: CAS 110 and CAS 133 or equivalent file management and word processing experience; placement into RD 115 and WR 115. Audit available. (For detailed information, see the Course Content and Outcome Guide ).
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Hello and welcome to the CAS 111D - Beginning Dreamweaver class delivered over the Internet.
This course covers the same material as the traditional face-to-face CAS 111D class held on campus. The only difference is that lectures, assignments, on-going discussions, and quizzes will be online within our D2L course home page.
This can be an exciting way to learn but there are requirements. This is not a self-paced class. There are specific assignments and due dates. You must log-on several times each week and be prepared to be an active participant.
This course will be using Desire2Learn, our Learning Management Software at PCC that is used to deliver online courses. To login to your course, please go to: https://my.pcc.edu and click on the Desire2Learn login link on the left of your MyPCC homepage.
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In January, Nosaj Thing (née Jason Chung) will release his sophomore album, Home, more than three years after the debut album that made him a phenomenon. This week, Chung and Japanese artist Daito Manabe released the first single from the album by uploading a video of a remarkable projection-mapped dance performance choreographed to the track, "Eclipse/Blue" (featuring Blonde Redhead's Kazu Makino).
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NHL Quick Shifts is a daily series where we gather up the latest NHL news and links from the FanSided NHL blogosphere, as well as other NHL / hockey blogs. So with that, here is today's edition of Quick Shifts!
- Five Lightning Players From Development Camp To Watch – The Tampa Bay Lightning held their annual prospect development camp this past week. Bolts By The Bay takes a look at five players from the camp who could potentially crack the NHL roster during the 2014-15 season. [ Bolts By The Bay ]
- Olli Jokinen In Nashville: A Long Time Coming – The Nashville Predators were 27 hours into free agency before they made their first move, signing Olli Jokinen to a one year, $2.5 million contract. However, getting Jokinen to Nashville was a process that started at the World Championships when talking to Predators goaltender and fellow Finland team mate, Pekka Rinne. [ Predlines ]
- John Gibson's New Pacman Inspired Ducks Mask – My favorite goalie masks are those that are inspired by pop-culture in some way. John Gibson's mask for the 2014-15 season meets that criteria, as it is inspired by the classic video game, Pacman. [ Puck Daddy ]
- Blackhawks Cap Space Crunch: Who Should Get The Tomahawk? – The Chicago Blackhawks are currently $2.2 million over the $69 million salary cap, so they are going to need to cut salary soon. Blackhawk Up takes a look at some potential cuts that could be made in order to get the Blackhawks back within the cap limits. [ Blackhawk Up ]
- The Puck Daddy All Buyout Team – Harrison Mooney of Puck Daddy has put together his take on the all buyout team, including a great Monopoly / North Stars inspired uniform. [ Puck Daddy ]


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49ers Don't Want Revenge On Panthers, They Just Want To Win
The San Francisco 49ers are preparing to face off with the Carolina Panthers for the second time this season, but there is a lot more on the line this time.
Which Team Is The Best Opponent for Seattle?
Seattle has already faced, and beaten, both the Saints and 49ers this season but not the Packers. Does the unknown help or hurt a team in the Playoffs?
49ers, Packers Renew Rivalry In Opening Round Of Playoffs
Two of the NFL's most decorated franchises will meet this Sunday when the Packers and 49ers meet in a NFC Wild Card matchup. The winner will move on in the playoffs, while the loser will face a disappointing end to a season that started with much higher aspirations.
New York's Rookie QB Threat: Geno Smith
When incumbent New York Jets starting quarterback Mark Sanchez fell to a preseason injury, many naysayers were convinced that second round draft pick Geno Smith wasn't ready to be a starting quarterback in the NFL. Much to their surprise, he goes into Week Two's game against the New England Patriots with a 1-0 record.
Keidel: Manning The Pocket
Peyton is still here. He's still active. Boy, is he active. And last night was more than dropping a double-nickel, like Jordan did against the Knicks on his comeback trail.
Fantasy Vs. Reality: NFL Player Impact Doesn't Always Line Up
Every year around this time, I find myself getting asked the same question over and over again from people who know I enjoy football. "So, who do you like this season?"
Fantasy Football: Top 12 Quarterbacks To Draft
Having an elite signal-caller who can win you the game in crunch time is essential for any NFL franchise.
Smith Ready To Play Backup QB Role In Super Bowl
After being sidelined with a concussion earlier in the season, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Alex Smith is handling an uncomfortable situation well, saying he is ready to back up Colin Kaepernick in the Super Bowl.
Patriots Blog: Preparing For Kaepernick
San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick has gotten the Patriots' attention.
Week 15 NFL Picks: Patriots Have To Win Big Over 49ers, Jets Will Keep Alive Playoff Hopes
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That little photo gallery was managed by Koji Onaka and Susumu Fujita from 1988 until 1992 in Shinjuku.
Onaka was opening solo exhibition"Seitaka awadachiso"almost every month.
A lot of famous photographer came there, Daido Moriyama,Masahisa Fukase,Takuma Nakahira,Miyako Ishiuchi,Asako Narahashi and Michitaka Ota of Sokyu sha etc….
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Could web designing be a career option for you? Do you have many goals in mind that you would like to accomplish, but are being held back because you need more information on how to design a website? If you answered "yes," then this article is for you. It will help you learn the fundamentals of website development.
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Harness Sphereing is the most popular of our Sphereing activities.
Hitting 30mph down a hill in a huge inflatable ball is a pretty awesome experience.
A tried and tested product over a decade; we have fine tuned our Spheres and confidently offer the best Hill Rolling product on the market.
The concept is simple, two people wearing full body harnesses are attached inside the Sphere, then rolled down a hill at up to 30mph. Harness Sphereing is not for the faint-hearted and could not be described as a gentle ride! More importantly though it'll be the most fun and biggest adrenaline rush you may ever experience.
Harness Spheres always have two participants in, strapped in opposite each other, so you will ride head over heels down the hill.
- What are the 'Fit to Sphere?' criteria for participants?
The customer cannot participate in a SphereMania® roll if they :
- are Pregnant – suffer from migraines / headaches or have ever had whiplash
- suffer from high blood pressure, any heart condition or epilepsy
- suffer from, or have ever had, any back or neck problems
- have ever had any broken bones, have osteoporosis, have OI or have any other weakness of bones
- have any upper or lower limbs absent (arm, hand, leg, foot)
- are under the influence of alcohol or drugs
- are undergoing medical treatment or have had an operation within the past twelve months
- are under 7 years old, or more than 65 years old - Aqua Sphereing®
- exceed 18 stone in weight (maximum waist girth 60 inches)
Please note : Parental Consent is required for any participant under 18 years old
- Why can I only see a few dates available?
There will be one midweek and one weekend/bank holiday session available per month, per location between May and September.
The season is available between 1st May and the end of September annually.
First dates of the 2014 have been released, with the next dates due to be added next year.
- What are the differences between Harness Sphereing® and Aqua Sphereing® ?
Harness Sphereing 2 people climb inside the ball wearing a full harness, and are attached inside the Sphere. As you roll down the hill (really fast) you are going round and round with the ball. Its extreme (and definintely NOT a gentle ride!) but brilliant fun.
Aqua Sphereing 1, 2 or 3 people can ride in the Aqua Sphere along with lots of water. Aqua Sphereing is the less extreme variety of Sphereing, catering for all the family (as long as you're aware that you will get very very wet!) You are not harnessed in the ball, and basically slip and slide around as gravity and the water take you down the hill at high speed!
- How do I breathe in the Aqua Sphere?
There is only enough water in the Sphere for you to slip and slide in – you will not spend time under the water, just in it. SphereMania has very strict H&S regulations and our Spheres and the rides are tested over and over again by various Health&Safety experts.
- How many rolls do I get?
This depends on the voucher that you have, or what booking you have made. Most vouchers entitle the recipient(s) to 1 roll down the hill. Additional rolls can usually be purchased on site on the day of your event (subject to availability.)
- Where are the SphereMania locations?
Our UK locations for the 2014 season are : London West – Manchester – Nottingham
- What is the minimum age for Sphereing?
The minimum age for Aqua Sphereing is 7 years and the minimum age for Harness Sphereing is 12 years
- What is the maximum age for Sphereing?
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Nursery Tour: Sam's "Zen Toddler" Space
(Hello again to Tammy, trying out for a spot on the Ohdeedoh editorial team. Enjoy the nursery tour she put together for us - comments are welcome.)
Name: Sam, 3 years
Location: Vancouver, BC
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Designing a nursery is easy (okay, relatively easy). With only your own taste to consult, it's a breeze to create a space you love, because let's face it: you have great taste. But what about the next step up: designing a room for an opinionated three-year-old? Sam's room shows how a few vintage and homemade pieces, combined with some IKEA standbys, can result in a room that is, in the words of one visitor, "serene but not soporific."
What were the main considerations when designing this room?
In three words: sleep, storage, and scaleability.
Sam is a big fan of sleep, but he needs the right environment to catch his Zs. So first and foremost we knew his room had to be kind of a "Zen toddler" space. And while he mostly prefers to play in the main area of our house, we really needed to create toy storage in his room to avoid that "Toys 'R' Us threw up in my living room" look. Storage planning is also a longer-term issue, because we plan to move Will, his baby brother, in with him eventually and reclaim our office-turned-nursery -- yay!
Aesthetically, we wanted the room to be simple and classic, without being spare or stodgy.
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Any major challenges?
We're long-term renters, so we're willing to do some work and eat some costs to have things how we like them, but obviously there's a limit to how much we want to do. Like every other parent we know, we don't have a lot of money to throw around. And like every other parent we know, when it comes to kids' rooms, all roads seem to lead to IKEA. We don't have a problem with that, but we wanted Sam's room to look homey, not like an impersonal showroom.
How does this room escape the "IKEA showroom" look?
Sidewalk and internet scores, homemade things, and gifts from friends. My mother made the sailor quilt at the foot of his bed. The table and chairs are from a friend; she's a total vintage junkie and doesn't have kids, but she absolutely needed to buy this set when she spotted it ... lucky us!
The Herman Miller shell rocker was a second-hand-store steal at only a hundred bucks. We made it cozier by adding the sheepskin that I slept on throughout both pregnancies. (It totally saved my poor aching hips!) The light-walnut dresser was another deal: it's a Lane design from the '60s, and the shop had marked it down from $800 to $275 to make room for new stock. The globe and the wooden clock toy were sidewalk scores.
We also love the artwork. A friend brought the vehicles poster back from a trip to India. Above the dresser is a print of one of the illustrations from The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats. It's one of my husband's favorite books. The photo of the tyrannosaurus is from Etsy, but I can't remember who the seller is -- oops. (Is it you? Let me know!)
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How do you define success?
Sam absolutely LOVES his big-kid room -- especially the bunk beds, despite the fact that the ladder steps aren't installed -- and he's incredibly proud when he gives people the grand tour. And he actually sleeps better than ever! Naptime, which he was starting to resist when he was in a crib in the nursery, is a dream once again.
As for storage, we now actually have more than we need. How many parents can say that? The room is only 10 feet by 12 feet, but it feels bigger. At bedtime, all four of us, plus the dog -- and sometimes even the cat! -- gather for storytime without feeling crowded. It's one of the best parts of our day, which is a litmus test for the success of this room.
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Love this room--just love it! It is so calming, yet fun at the same time. The paint color is great. May I ask what color/brand you used? Also, what do you plan to store in the closet? I would be worried about my twins finding the paints in the top draw and indulging in some clandestine painting in the middle of the night!
Pretty colors and lovely layout. I'm so jealous of the wood floors...my circa 1995 suburban house is not nearly lovely enough to be worthy of that space!
This is a WINNAH!
Great room. Space for kids toys without making it too cluttered and too childish is hard. Where are those low shelves and the plastic inert boxes from? Ikea?
Thanks so much for the lovely feedback, everyone. I've got to admit: I have pretty thick skin as a writer, but posting pictures of my little guy's special place is kind of like putting a little bit of my heart on the internet.
To answer your questions:
littlelou: The colour is "Timeless Tales" from the Disney collection at Home Depot. We used an eggshell base (Behr Premium Plus), which gives a really nice matte finish. As crazy as this sounds, I've spent years with one eye open looking for exactly this shade. I was so happy when I finally found it. As for the closet storage, we're planning to turn it into a dress-up area. The clothes can go in the Fangst hanging thingummies, and we'll hang a shatter-proof full-length mirror on the inside of the closet door.
mamamd: You guessed it. The Expedit shelves and the boxes both came from Ikea. What was that about all roads...? ;)
hey Tammy!
I love, love, love this room - in fact, I'm a little envious on my own toddler's behalf. Can we hang out in the dress-up area sometime? ;)
love this space!! I have a 3 year old and an 8 month old and am planning to move them in together, so this room is great inspiration. I've had this paint color in mind too.
My question is how safe you feel the upper bunk is for your 3 year old? I love the idea of bunks but keep hearing that the starting age should be 6 --- so I'd like to know how your son manages the ladder, etc. (sounds like he loves it, though).
oh and props to the photographer -- the photo of the dino print with the shadow of the dino marionette (?) cast onto it is brilliant.
Wow Tammy! Awesome tour and *respect* for having decorated it with a toddler to look after too (R's room hasn't seen any changes since he was in utero over 3 years ago).. weren't you pregnant at the time of decorating too??
Anyway, well worth all the effort! Looks amazing!!! That is an awesome colour on the walls too - soothing, fun and age-less! And the artwork! Nice to hear the stories behind the pieces.
As for bunk beds, yours does follow the new safety guidelines - apparently having a guardrail on the wall-side is the most important feature as small kids can get lodged. We bought a 1/2 height loft bed for R as he is a fab climber but discovered he is a little tumbleweed when he sleeps so have opted not to put him in it yet, lest he propel himself over the rail... Different kids will be ready for bunks at different stages.
Keep up the great blogging - always fun to read your posts Tammy!
I, too, enjoy your posts, Tammy. This is by far the best. I love the dino scene (strangely, I remember seeing that print for sale on Etsy) and the book poster. Ditto on the paint. My almost three-year-old would have that all over the walls and everything else.
Thanks so much for the additional props, all! I had such a great time with these posts. Not to sound corny, but it really was an honour to have been shortlisted.
To answer questions:
selena: It might be hard to make out in the photo, but we haven't actually installed the ladder rungs, and don't plan to do this until Sam is six (or close to it). He's a careful climber, but I'm way too paranoid to take any chances. So for now, the top bunk just provides a roof (and stuffed toy storage), which makes for a cozy bottom bunk. I think this cave-like quality is part of the reason Sam took to it right away and sleeps so well.
And Krisr is right: the bunks do conform to the safety guidelines. Coincidentally, there was a recent article on bunkbed safety in one of the major papers here in Canada. It says that bunkbed injuries are common but almost totally preventable, and outlines how. After reading the guidelines, we know that about the only thing we'll need to do after installing the rungs is put a rug at the base of the bed.
We're planning to move Will into this room before Sam's ready for the top bunk. We'll keep Sam in the bottom bunk, and we're going to do an IKEA hack of the Aspelund under-the-bed storage box, to convert it to a trundle bed where Will can sleep.
And re: the paint supplies in the dresser. I think the dresser looks deceptively short in the photos, because of the room's high ceilings. Sam can't reach the top drawer... well, not yet. And I'm hoping he grows some common sense before he gets taller. :)
I've got to admit I'm so impressed that you actually got around to framing all those great prints - they look great! Makes me think I really need to try harder with our kids' bed/storage room!
Love the room.
I was wondering how and where you found those two "monster" things on the dresser, The blue and green ones?
They are adorable.
Heh, AnneMarie... it was definitely expedited by the fact that the framing shop is right around the corner from our house.
lesie06: They're a kind of cordless portable nightlight called Candeloos, and they come in sets of blue/green and fuschia/orange. They've gotten a bad rap because, in the original design, some didn't hold a charge very well (though we never had this problem). They're manufactured by OXO now, and the new model (which we also bought) holds a charge for 8-12 hours. We really like them for kids because they're pretty sturdy and will be easy for our guys to use to light their way to the bathroom at night (though nighttime potty training seems really far away... sigh).
I LOVE this room, Tammy. The space is so comfortable, yet funky, and will grow with Sam as he gets older.
As always, the writing is great!
thanks for sharing this space--it's so nice to see what people can do on a budget--great job.
Hi, I have been searching for books ends that go under the books for the longest time. I love the color of the hand bookends. Please can you tell me where you got them. Thx.
Hi, bohaute. I was in the same boat as you until I saw -- coincidentally -- these bookends featured here on Ohdeedoh. I ordered them from Barnes & Noble. They're quite sturdy, and I'm really pleased with them.
(Sorry to take so long to reply. I've been out of town for the weekend.)
love sam's room. thanks for the tour! quick one for ya... where did you find the "treasure chest" on the bookshelf? i have one that is very similar and was told it was an antique worth quite a bit of $. i can't help but let my son play with it and fill it with "pirate booty"!


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It's no secret that gardening is my passion. The hours I have spent thinking about gardening, whether I'm planning my garden or working in it, have given me more than beautiful flowers and fresh vegetables. All those chores reflect life lessons. Maybe that's why I find gardening to be such a grounding experience.
A while back I was helping a friend clean up his home garden. It had been his wife's garden, and was left untended since she passed two years prior. But now, he wanted to start growing in it again, and I was more than happy to help him.
Even though the garden was overgrown, I could immediately tell that at one time it was a well-organized and thriving garden. There were raised garden beds, some planter boxes, a "low-maintenance" area, and a weed barrier covered by rocks next to the fence. Once I saw through the dried grass, hardened soil, and broken birdbath, the picture of the garden's past appeared to me. Because this gardener had set the right foundation in place, I knew that bringing this garden back to life wouldn't take long. We didn't have to start over.
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Enoch H. Crowder (1859 - 1932)
Enoch H. Crowder was a U.S. Army general and military attorney who constructed the Selective Service Act, commonly known as "the draft," during World War I. The act, which Congress made into law in 1917, permitted the federal government to compel men to serve in the military. Under the Selective Service Act, millions of men were required to join the American Expeditionary Force (AEF), which led the Allied Powers to victory in Europe during World War I.
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Enoch H. Crowder was born on April 11, 1859, in Edinburg, Missouri, to John and Mary Weller Crowder, the second son and third child of seven born to the couple. John Crowder was a farmer and Union army veteran of the Civil War.
As a child, Enoch attended Grand River College, the only school in northern Missouri, because public schools had not yet been established in the state. After he graduated at the age of sixteen, Crowder taught at a country school, but dreamed of going to college and practicing law. At his mother's suggestion, he took the entrance exam for the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York. He finished second out of twenty-six applicants. The young man who received the top score was awarded the appointment, and Crowder was left to wonder how he would obtain a college education. Fortunately for Crowder, the young man resigned his appointment and Crowder took his place at the U.S. Military Academy in the fall of 1877.


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I'm scheming - *cough*, I mean, planning some costumes again. :D ❤
I'm actually currently doing a Fem!Eleventh Doctor one at the moment for Anime Detour in April and fixing up my TARDIS dress as well, so I have a bit to do before getting to these ones. :) ❤
I'm not sure when I'll get to the Fem!Loki, but I really, really want to (not too sure about the top and skirt, though…). And if I can get to a con that's coming up in July, I would love to get Tom Servo done for that. :D
But yes, just thought you'd like to see what I'm up to at the moment, kinda see how planning goes and whatnot. :)
Also, I wanted to add a bit of color to my Loki self, so I thought I'd try my ball point pen thing-a-ma-bob. I'm still not used to being able to add a smidgen of color on the computer, so when I messed up Loki, my mind finally came through for me (and yes, I couldn't resist adding some blush here and there on Tom Servo dress ;D ❤ )
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Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Bank of Montreal, Canada's fourth- biggest bank, reported a quarterly profit that missed analysts' estimates as it set aside more money for souring loans and earned less from investment banking. The stock fell the most in almost a year.
Net income rose 21 percent to C$897 million ($881 million), or C$1.34 a share, in the fiscal fourth quarter ending Oct. 31 from C$739 million, or C$1.24 a share, a year earlier, the Toronto-based bank said today in a statement. Revenue climbed 20 percent to C$3.88 billion, as its takeover of a Wisconsin lender helped bolster earnings from consumer banking.
Bank of Montreal is the first of six Canadian banks to miss analysts' estimates for the period, as gains in U.S. consumer lending and private-client banking were pared by higher loan- loss provisions and a drop in investment banking and trading revenue. Its adjusted profit was C$1.27 a share, missing the C$1.31 average estimate of 16 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
"We would have liked to see Bank of Montreal come out with stronger results given what the rest of the banks came out with," said Todd Johnson, a money manager at BCV Asset Management in Winnipeg, Manitoba, whose firm oversees about C$300 million. "This is not out of the ordinary from what we can expect from the banking sector in Canada in general. It's moderating and margins are under pressure."
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Bank of Montreal fell 3.5 percent to C$57.74 at 4 p.m. in Toronto, the biggest drop in almost a year.
The firm revised its medium-term financial targets, aiming for 8 percent to 10 percent per-share earnings growth and return on equity of between 15 percent and 18 percent, both on an average annual adjusted basis.
"We adjusted the EPS target in reflection of more moderate economic growth that we would have anticipated in the latter half of this year," Chief Executive Officer William Downe said in an interview. "I think it will pick up, but the first half of 2012 is going to be a little bit slower growth."
A year ago, Bank of Montreal's medium-term objective was to increase per-share earnings by an average of 12 percent a year, and to produce an average annual return on equity of 17 percent to 20 percent.
The bank plans to appoint board member Robert Prichard as chairman at its next annual meeting in March to replace David Galloway, who's retiring, according to a separate statement. For the year, Bank of Montreal said it earned C$3.27 billion, or C$5.26 a share, up 16 percent from C$2.81 billion, or C$4.75 in 2010.
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"We continue to show strong deposit growth, but we're not getting the same benefit of it as we would in what I would consider a normal interest-rate environment," Downe, 59, said.
Net interest margin on average assets was 2.78 percent, the lowest in at least two years.
"BMO clearly faces the headwinds of margin compression, slow loan growth and potentially weakening credit in both the U.S. and Canada," Peter Routledge, an analyst with National Bank Financial, said in a note.
Loan-loss provisions across the bank rose 15 percent to C$290 million from C$253 million a year ago.
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Profit from its U.S. consumer lender, BMO Harris Bank, more than tripled to C$156 million, after adding earnings from its acquisition of Wisconsin lender Marshall & Ilsley. Bank of Montreal's C$4.1 billion acquisition that closed in July doubled the U.S. branches and deposits of Chicago-based BMO Harris Bank, giving Bank of Montreal more branches in Chicago than Toronto.
The bank's BMO Capital Markets investment-banking business had profit of C$149 million, down 30 percent from a year earlier. Trading revenue fell 41 percent to C$128 million, pulled down by trading of equities and interest-rate securities. Revenue from underwriting and advisory fees was C$76 million, less than half that of a year earlier.
The firm's private-client group, which includes insurance and mutual funds, boosted profit 12 percent to C$144 million.
Bank of Montreal will focus next year on streamlining operations, increasing productivity while cutting unnecessary costs, Downe said.
Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto-Dominion Bank, Bank of Nova Scotia and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce last week reported results that beat analysts' estimates.
Yesterday, Canadian Western Bank said profit rose 15 percent to C$45 million and boosted its quarterly dividend to 15 cents a share, a 7.1 percent increase. Excluding one-time items, the Edmonton, Alberta-based bank earned 55 cents a share, matching estimates.
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Oh look, it's Sleeping Beauty again…hooray! As I've mentioned before, the original fairy tale has the princess growing up in the castle and wandering the towers to find a spindle. Of course, since her father had banned all spinning wheels and spindles, she's never seen one and is curious. BAM! MAN DOWN! MAN DOWN! One of the good fairies, who already lessened the curse from death to a true love kiss sleep comes and blankets the castle and court in thorns for protection. A really long time later, Prince John comes to the mythical forest and makes his way to the princess. They kiss and get married and have babies. When he is crowned king, he brings the princess to join him and his mother. When away fighting a crazy war, his mother orders the young family to a secluded cottage so she can cook and eat them. Really long story short, Prince John saves the day and the mother drowns in a pot of snakes and acid or something. Yaaay! Disney!
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Continuing the trend of Harry Potter Week, let's re-examine Bellatrix Lestrange. She's probably my favorite character in the books and who can deny the genius behind Helena Bonham Carter's portrayal in the films? Sure, she's a killer and sure she's mad but aren't the mad ones always the BEST ones? Can't wait to see how HBC turns it out in Deathly Hallows. Enjoy.
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Everybody knows Tink, she's the loveable, somewhat sarcastic and overall bitchy fairy from Peter Pan. Like most people unable to express themselves, Tink becomes wildly jealous when Peter starts paying Wendy attention. Shocking. Anyway, she also is the one who allows Peter and his cronies to fly with her magic pixie dust. There's not much else to say because as I mentioned…everybody knows who Tink is. Enjoy.
1. Wendy is so trampy
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2. Hanging out in Neverland
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3. Think happy thoughts
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Was just reading your textbook post on the Little Mermaid, and thought you should look at Undine by Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué. It's pretty twisted.
This water sprite girl (Undine) is raised by two old people all alone in seclusion until a knight who is scared by ghosts in the forests finds her. The knight falls in love and they get married. Cool, cause now she has a soul. Apparently she didn't before? Hard to say. Then he takes her back to the city where the rich girl he was supposed to marry is royally pissed off and is all like bitch, I can't believe you married some water sloot instead of me. Cat fight ensues. Well guess what? That girl is actually the two old people's real daughter and she was switched with Undine as a baby. Woah. So she's upset because she was super rich and now she has to go to her poor real parents and she is still single. Eff. Undine feels bad is all like no, cmon you can come with us to the castle. Mistake. Because of course the knight and the other girl totally have sex and Undine is betrayed. She ends up (for reasons I can't quite remember) being obligated to stab the knight to death with some coral. Then she is so sad about what she did, she turns into a river that circles his grave forever.
I don't know, I just feel like she could be wearing some pretty cool things.
1. I'm just a poor sprite from a poor family
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Buster B. Jones passed away at the young age of 49. He will be very much missed. He was a warm hearted, generous man and an incredible guitar player. His mind was always active, whether trying to design a perpetual motion machine or composing a beautiful melodic ballad or a finger-busting rhythmic instrumental. Buster was always shining bright.
In 1988 he entered Guitar Player Magazine's International Guitar Competition with his own composition Back Porch Boogie and a rendition of Limehouse Blues. He entered on a whim, at the last minute, using a $1.50 K-Mart cassette tape and a boom box. There were almost 900 entries, and he won on the first ballot. In 1990, he won the National Fingerpicking Championship at Winfield, Kansas. He performed with Chet Atkins, Tommy Jones, Tommy Emmanuel, Marcel Dadi, Thom Bresh and John Knowles as well as many others. He was a regular at the annual conventions in Nashville and France of the Chet Atkins Appreciation Society. In France they dubbed him LE MACHINE GUN.
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