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Create a Tale: Summer Art Camps at the WAG
Authored by: WAG Staff on July 17, 2014
The sun is finally shining and the Winnipeg Art Gallery has successfully completed its first week of Summer Art Camps!
SAB Series: Lynne Cohen: Between Something and Nothing Exhibition Review
Authored by: WAG Staff on May 21, 2014
I was glad to see that the WAG had decided to put up a photography exhibit and was immediately interested. Between Something and Nothing was an enthralling experience, people who may not have a huge interest in photography can take a chance to look through Lynne Cohen's perspective on life and experience for themselves her style of photography.
SAB Series: Through the Eyes of a Child Exhibition Review
Authored by: WAG Staff on May 4, 2014
Through the Eyes of a Child is one of the most inspiring exhibits I have viewed this year. The exhibit consists of work done by the children involved in studio programs at the WAG. This exhibit was without a doubt, very colorful, lively, and refreshing. The art produced by these children is pure creativity.
SAB Series: Off the Beaten Path
Authored by: WAG Staff on April 21, 2014
Throughout the world, women and girls are the victims of countless types of violence. The range of this violence is heartbreaking, and sadly, it follows them from their conception, to their birth, and to their death. It does not matter to which culture they belong, their ethnicity, their social class...it pervades every aspect of their lives. These acts of violence are the main focus of Off the Beaten Path: Violence, Women and Art. It uses multimedia and art to promote awareness of what is going on in our ''oh so advanced'' society.
Lines of Thought I
Authored by: WAG Staff on March 17, 2014
Given the thought-provoking and emotional nature of Off the Beaten Path we have hung a series of clotheslines in one of the galleries and have been inviting visitors to share their thoughts, comments and stories by writing them down and then pinning the card to one of these "lines of thought". We have been overwhelmed and moved by the often very personal stories that have been shared.
SAB Series: Looking Up
Authored by: WAG Staff on February 24, 2014
The exhibition Looking Up is an intriguing mix of pieces created by Winnipeg artists and Inuit artworks from the WAG's collection. What I love about this is that it isn't just about being inspired by the Inuit art at the WAG, it also displays the work that inspired them.
Nouveaux! Visites guidées familiale bilingue!
Authored by: Aline Frechette on February 9, 2014
Ce n'est pas toujours facile de trouver des activités de qualité en français auxquelles toute la famille peut participer. Une visite guidée familiale du Musée vous offre la possibilité de faire quelque chose de différent, d'unique et d'éducatif avec vos tout petits et vos plus grands dans un environnement créatif.
Creating Math + Art
Authored by: WAG Staff on January 19, 2014
How can you create an exhibition on math and art? Dallas Clement, WAG tour guide and math consultant for the exhibition explains how!
Colour & Texture in From the Land
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on January 10, 2014
Exploring new mediums in From the Land: Materials and Message in Inuit Art.
WAG & Manito Abhee Introduce the Aboriginal Arts Development Scholarship
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on January 5, 2014
Last Fall the WAG partnered with Manito Ahbee Festival and Children of the Earth High School (COTE) to introduce the Aboriginal Arts Development Scholarship.
Crazy About Curling - Canadian Olympic Committee at the WAG
Authored by: WAG Staff on December 15, 2013
On Monday, December 9, the Canadian Olympic Committee held a press conference at the WAG to announce the 2014 Winter Olympic curling team.
Cannes 2013 at the WAG
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on December 8, 2013
Cannes commercials are back at the WAG again this year.
SAB Blog Series: Behaviours of Light by JNZNBRK
Authored by: WAG Staff on December 4, 2013
This post is part of our ongoing WAG Student Art Board blog series. The Student Art Board (SAB) is a select group of high school students that are involved with the WAG. This blog series is intended to offer a teenager's perspective on the art currently on display at the WAG.
Family Holiday Party 2013
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on November 25, 2013
Cocoa, ornaments, and Santa! My favourite time of the year is here with the WAG's annual tree trimming party, just for families.
Producing An Exhibition
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on November 18, 2013
A brief look at what is involved in producing an art exhibition. It's harder than you think!
What is Christian Marclay's The Clock?
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on November 10, 2013
A brief introduction to The Clock. On display at the Winnipeg Art Gallery from Oct 11, 2013 to Jan 5, 2014.
Response to Winnipeg Free Press Article: Would van Gogh Instagram?
Authored by: WAG Staff on September 4, 2013
Things To Do in Winnipeg on Canada Day!
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on June 24, 2013
What are your plans this Canada Day?
Homeschool Hoopla with the Masters at the WAG
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on June 19, 2013
On Friday June 14th we held our first ever homeschool event at the WAG! We had a wonderful turnout with about 70 people attending.
Walter Gramatté's Confession
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on June 10, 2013
A brief history of German artist, Walter Gramatté...
Mingle with the Masters Family Sunday
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on June 3, 2013
In case you missed Family Sunday...
Teachers Get Creative
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on May 27, 2013
On April 11 we held an professional development art event for teachers called Through the Eyes of a WAG Studio Artist.
Bertram Brooker
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on May 20, 2013
"Great art is essentially useless, in the practical sense. It appeals purely to the spirit." - Bertram Brooker, 1929
It's Finally Here!
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on May 13, 2013
After over 2 years of travel to secure loans by Dr. Stephen Borys and months of hard work to create programming and events by staff 100 Masters: Only in Canada opened last week.
Creating an Exhibition
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on May 6, 2013
As you likely know, 100 Masters: Only in Canada opens at the end of this week. This is the largest exhibition that the WAG has ever undertaken and it will be a delight to visit. I thought this would be a good time to mention the process for actually compiling an exhibition.
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on April 29, 2013
100 Masters: Only in Canada is less than two weeks away...
Day Nineteen: Final Thoughts
Authored by: WAG Staff on April 26, 2013
My last day at the WAG has arrived, is being uncrated and will soon be on display. These three weeks have flown by, but not without leaving an impression.
Goodbye, Creation & Transformation
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on April 22, 2013
This past week marked the end of Creation and Transformation: Defining Moments in Inuit Art, the Winnipeg Art Gallery's centennial exhibition of Inuit art.
Day Eight: Get the Shot
Authored by: WAG Staff on April 17, 2013
I will always be my own worst enemy as a photographer.
Day Seven: Sign of the Times
Authored by: WAG Staff on April 15, 2013
The 100 Masters exhibit is one month away...
Salvaging a Masterpiece
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on April 15, 2013
Conservation is a lesser known aspect of work at art galleries but it can be one of the most interesting. Although much of the WAG's Head of Conservation, Radovan Radulovic's job consists of condition reporting and other administrative duties, he occasionally gets to work on large restoration projects such as the Way to Calvary.
Day Four: The Right Stuff
Authored by: WAG Staff on April 11, 2013
Sort. Fold. Stuff. Seal. Sort. Fold. Stuff. Seal. Sort. Fold. Stuff. Seal. Sort. Fold. Stuff. Seal. Sort. Fold. Stuff. Seal.
Day Three: Spinning on a Cultural Hub
Authored by: WAG Staff on April 10, 2013
In my public relations classes at Red River College, we often debate the different jobs worth pursuing after graduation...
Day Two: Interning with the Masters
Authored by: WAG Staff on April 9, 2013
My first impressions of working at the WAG can be summed up as controlled chaos...
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on April 8, 2013
During a tour of the exhibition, Creation & Transformation: Defining Moments in Inuit Art, Curator of Inuit Art, Darlene Wight told the story behind Abraham Anghik Ruben's stunning sculpture, Kittigazuit. In this work, Anghik tells the story of Kittigazuit, a community that sits on the Mackenzie River delta in the western Arctic.
The Legend of Sedna
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on April 1, 2013
The most powerful spirit in Inuit shamanistic belief system is commonly known as Sedna, Taleelayuk, or Nuliayuk. Her story and name varies between different areas of the Arctic but the theme remains the same. Here is one version of the story.
Jan 29 2013 #3 Podcast
Authored by: Leif Norman on January 30, 2013
The WAG that never was...We examine the Second, Third Prize designs and Honourable Mentions in the 1968 Architecture contest to find a new WAG.
December 15 2012, the second podcast!
Authored by: Leif Norman on December 17, 2012
We take a tour of the WAG. It has taken a while, and mostly because there were so many details to cover, but the second WAG podcast is live! And is over half an hour long. Phew!
October 15 2012, The first WAG podcast is ready!
Authored by: Leif Norman on October 15, 2012
The first of many podcasts is now available. Featuring the story of the big triangle building itself.
Young Campers Design Their Own City
Authored by: Gabriel Hurley on August 7, 2012
Kids at the Construction Zone art camp had definite ideas about what a city should--and should not--have.
WAG Campers Work with Nature
Authored by: Gabriel Hurley on August 2, 2012
Down at The Forks our summer art campers used twigs and stones to create intricate art patterns.
The First of many Podcasts; Fossils and the 1960's
Authored by: Leif Norman on May 29, 2012
Topic; the building itself. The big pointy triangle shaped building at 300 Memorial that all Winnipeggers know as the WAG.
WAG 100 podcasts in production
Authored by: Leif Norman on May 29, 2012
For the 1ooth of the Winnipeg Art Gallery, Leif Norman has been hired to produce a series of short podcasts. This is the first time the WAG has ventured into this area and will cover such topics as; what was going on in Winnipeg in 1912, to inuit art to what the future holds.
Rockwell Family Sunday Pancake Breakfast
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on May 9, 2012
Even though the weather outside was dreary and rainy, things were very lively in the WAG on Sunday, May 6th. The gallery was full and buzzing with over 830 people enjoying the festivities of the Rockwell Family Sunday Pancake Breakfast!
Canada is Arts Nation
Authored by: WAG Staff on May 6, 2012
What do Deepa Mehta, Mary Walsh and Rush have in common?
From Around the World to the WAG
Authored by: Nicole Fletcher on March 21, 2012
Eckhardt Hall was packed full of families from all over the world who now call Canada home!
Is This You?
Authored by: WAG Staff on February 5, 2012
Do these faces look familiar? Help us find the people behind the images ...
Thank you to everyone who came out to our Tree-Trimming Party!
Authored by: Erin McIntyre on December 19, 2011
A great time was had by all!
Come join us for our annual Holiday Tree-Trimming Party!
Authored by: Erin McIntyre on November 28, 2011
Hey Winnipeg! Don't let the falling snow bring you down! Help the WAG get the holiday season off to a festive start!
Book Blog for Clara Lander Library
Authored by: Kenlyn Collins on November 1, 2011
New Book: Picture House: the art of Bollywood A review by Library Volunteer Amy Burbank
A Feast for Eye & Appetite - Post Recipes Here!
Authored by: Debra Fehr on October 26, 2011
Do you have a fabulous recipe or a traditional family dish that you treasure? Join our faithful feasters and added it to our blog.
WAG Summer Art Camps Huge Success!
Authored by: Sam Jarmasz, Rachel Erickson, and Helga Jakobson on August 25, 2011
Kids just had a blast at our new summer art camps. We can't wait until next year!
My Student Art Board Expereience
Authored by: Daniel Buckland on July 21, 2011
Daniel Buckland had a very interesting year as a member of the WAG Student Art Board.
WAG KIds Booths at Summer Festivals are Great!
Authored by: Mira Le-Ba on July 15, 2011
Visit us in the kids' sections of all the summer festivals. Next up--the Fringe.
Jazz on the Rooftop is up and running for the summer!
Authored by: Kaari Sinnaeve on June 17, 2011
If it's summer, it must be time for Jazz on the Rooftop—our 34th year! Picture it—a brilliant prairie sunset, the splash of the fountain, BBQ by Storm, cool beer, and hot jazz! It doesn't get much better than this.
WAG Kids are at all the Summer Festivals
Authored by: Mira Le-Ba on June 16, 2011
Hi. My name is Mira Le-Ba and I'm working as a summer student at the WAG. I love working with kids and I love working with art, so needless to say I'm very excited to start this position! Last week I started off at the Children's Festival working with families all day.
Kids! Enter our Quilt of Belonging Drawing Contest
Authored by: Heather Mousseau on June 14, 2011
Our special Quilt of Belonging contest for kids. Win prizes and see your work hanging at the WAG!
We're Totally Set Up for Kids' Fun at this Summer's Festivals
Authored by: Rachel Baerg on June 2, 2011
If you're bringing your kids to Winnipeg's summer festivals, be sure to look us up. We have lots of creative things for them to do.
Spend Your Summer on Our Rooftop!
Authored by: Anna Wiebe on June 1, 2011
Our new Rooftop Club is a great way to spend some precious outdoor time.
Take Advantage of our Special Member's Events
Authored by: Alisa Pihulak on May 20, 2011
Our members loved their special event yesterday, Why not not join them next time?
Now's the Time to Become a WAG member!
Authored by: Alisa Pihulak on May 10, 2011
Sign up as a WAG member and receive an invitation to the special May 19 member's only event.
The Inside Track on Building Corporate Art Collections
Authored by: Anna Wiebe on May 6, 2011
Learn how major national and international corporations build stunning corporate art collections.
Nunavik North of 60º goes virtual
Authored by: Darlene Coward Wight on April 27, 2011
If you enjoyed our exhibition Nunavik North of 60º, you can see it all again on the Inuit Art Foundation's virtual website.
A Morning for the Birds!
Authored by: Anna Wiebe on April 21, 2011
Learn how urban birds adapt the sounds of the city into their song as birding guru Rodolf Koes takes you on a birdwatching excursion through downtown Winnipeg.
But Does it Glow in the Dark?
Authored by: Heather Mousseau on April 15, 2011
It doesn't actually glow in the dark, but this tumbler is radioactive.
Visit an Artist's Studio
Authored by: Anna Wiebe on April 15, 2011
Join us on a visit to the studio of artist Tom Lovatt and learn more about the whole creative process.
Sailing Down the Saint Lawrence with Wanda Koop
Authored by: Heather Mousseau on April 13, 2011
A film that explores the creative world of Winnipeg painter Wanda Koop.
Reasons Why You Should Become a WAG Member
Authored by: Alisa Pihulak on April 7, 2011
There are so many reasons for becoming a WAG member. Like an exclusive exhibiton tour by Director Stephen Borys.
Hooked on Heroine(s)
Authored by: Rachel Baerg on April 5, 2011
A look at real-life historical heroines through music, poetry, and art.
Kid's Art Will Knock Your Socks Off
Authored by: Heather Mousseau on April 1, 2011
Don't miss our annual exhibiton of kids' art. You won't believe how gorgeous it is.
Student Art Board Painting Party Big Success!
Authored by: Student Art Board on March 28, 2011
Everyone had a terrific time at the WAG Student Art Board painting party on March 25.
Erika Lincoln Exhibition is Going to be Fun!
Authored by: Mary Reid on March 24, 2011
Curator Mary Reid is getting really excited as installation of the exhibiton by Winnipeg artist Erika Lincoln comes together.
We're Getting a Special New Website
Authored by: Heather Mousseau on March 21, 2011
We are creating a special new website just for our upcominmg exhibition William Kurelek: The Messenger, which opens in September.
WAG Nominated for Three Manitoba Book Awards
Authored by: Heather Mousseau on March 17, 2011
The WAG has been nominated for three Manitoba Book Awards.
Join us at our Painting Party for Teens
Authored by: Aline Frechette on March 14, 2011
Our Drawing Party was a great success! Now come to our Painting Party on March 24.
Wanda Koop Exhibition Big Hit at the National Gallery of Canada
Authored by: Mary Reid on March 2, 2011
Gov't Grant to Create WAG Centenary Website
Authored by: WAG Staff on February 22, 2011
Today we got some exciting news that will help us celebrate our 100th anniversary in 2012. Mr. Rod Bruinooge, MP for Winnipeg South, announced that the Government of Canada, through the Canada Interactive Fund, will provide us with funding of $78,366 over two years for the creation of a dedicated, interactive centenary website which will be linked to this current site.
Our Filipino Trainee Really Enjoyed Herself
Authored by: on October 8, 2010
Girlie Cacao spent some time with the WAG this fall as part of the Employment Solutions for Immigrant Youth training program and had a great time!
Nuit Blanche Amazing Success!
Authored by: Heather Mousseau on September 28, 2010
We were expecting maybe 600 people for our September 25 all-night Nuit Blanche party. We got 4,600!
Sarah's Scope: Dip Into the Double Take Programs this Summer
Authored by: Sarah Paradis on August 31, 2010
Interview with artist Diana Thorneycroft
Authored by: Sarah Paradis on July 27, 2010
Artist Diana Thornyecroft discusses her current WAG exhibiton with Youth Programs Facilitator Sarah Paradis.
Exhibition Review by Sarah Paradis
Authored by: Sarah Paradis on July 16, 2010
We Are Sorry is a site-specific installation by Canadian artist Cathy Busby that is on view until August 22, 2010 at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
Sarah Paradis' Summer Scope.
Authored by: Sarah Paradis on July 16, 2010
Hi, I'm Sarah Paradis, the summer Youth Program Facilitator and annual Birthday Party Hostess for the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
SPLAT! Adventures in Youth Programming
Authored by: Aline Frechette on March 30, 2010
Bugs Bunny is king of the WAG! The Art of Warner Bros. Cartoons is an exhibition that kids will love. See authentic works of art from Warner Bros. animators featuring some of your favorite cartoon characters like Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Sylvester the Cat and Tweety Bird and many more.
SPLAT: Adventures in Youth Programming
Authored by: Rachel Baerg on February 3, 2010
February has arrived...and so has the really cold weather! Remember, a frigid February day is the perfect opportunity to come and warm up in our galleries. We've got a number of fantastic exhibitions on view during the next couple of months, including an exhibition highlighting the work of Canadian encaustic artist Tony Scherman, who creates paintings with mixed color pigments and hot dripping wax.
SPLAT: Adventures in Youth Programming
Authored by: Aline Frechette on January 11, 2010
Ahhh…The new year has begun and there is excitement and creativity in the air at the WAG. The staff is stirring about, busily getting everything ready for yet another huge transformation of the galleries. Several of the exhibitions now up will soon go down to make way for new shows
SPLAT! Adventures in Youth Programming
Authored by: Rachel Baerg on December 1, 2009
We've had a pretty adventurous November with over 700 students touring the galleries with us and our many volunteer tour guides.
Splat! Adventures in Youth Programming
Authored by: Rachel Baerg on November 23, 2009
Greetings from your Youth Program Art Adventurers at the WAG, Aline Frechette and Rachel Baerg!
WAG Art Hangs at Government House
Authored by: Andrew Kear on September 24, 2009
If it can bring together amicably the upholders of viceregal tradition, on the one hand, and the defenders democracy, on the other, surely art can't be that bad.
Reassessing Karsh
Authored by: Andrew Kear on September 8, 2009
Looking over his photographs (or, pictures of photographs - the real ones have yet to arrive here in Winnipeg), Karsh is undeniably old-school when it comes to portraiture.
Does Karsh Need a Reassessment?
Authored by: Andrew Kear on August 27, 2009
I've been reading curator David Travis' catalogue Yousuf Karsh: Regarding Heroes, which will be available to the public when the exhibition arrives at the WAG this fall. When I first heard about Travis' exhibition, and the fact that its purpose was, in part, to "reassess" the Armenian-Canadian photographer's output I was sceptical. Within the art world, especially as it pertains to historical shows, the prefix "re" is often an early indicator of a curator's heavy-hand. Reassessment, reappraisal, reinterpretation, and revision are great so long as I can leave an exhibition feeling that the original assessment, appraisal, interpretation, and vision, logically implied, have been properly and fairly understood from the start.
Karsh's Dark Magic
Authored by: Andrew Kear on August 25, 2009
I'll admit it: I have a soft spot for formal, well composed, portraits. I reserve – oddly, some would say – the official painted version, depicting political subjects, as my favorite category of portraiture. One of the things making formal portraiture, in general, so interesting is the fact that it can elicit disagreement between viewers about when and for whom a dignified portrait is warranted, and debate regarding what exactly makes for an appropriately reverential visual cue in a portrait.
Preparing for Karsh Exhibit - 2
Authored by: Andrew Kear on August 14, 2009
Continuing work on the layout of the Karsh exhibit. There is a whole chest of ways curators visualize the layout of an exhibition before they have an opportunity to see the actual work, the little-squares approach is currently my favourite trick.
Preparing for Karsh Exhibit
Authored by: Andrew Kear on August 12, 2009
I have just spent the afternoon pushing little squares of paper around on a photocopied floor plan of galleries four and five.


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- Dora and Friends (6)
- Blaze and the Monster Machines (1)
- Dora the Explorer (12)
- Bubble Guppies (2)
- Go, Diego, Go! (2)
- Ni Hao, Kai-lan (1)
- The Backyardigans (2)
- Wonder Pets! (3)
- Blue's Clues (5)
Time to skiddoo and rhyme with Blue! When you print this book, kids will see how fun it can be to find things that start with each letter from A to Z!
Look for clues with Blue, weekdays on Nick Jr.
Begin the day the Blue potty way!
Here's a handy dandy book for your Blue's Clues fan!
When you've gotta go, you've gotta go!
Read and color with Blue and her friends as they travel all over town
A preschool party game that's a real puppy treat!
You just can't lose with Blue's baseball clues!
Just-for-kids sudoku puzzle pack featuring Fredricka, Sprinkles, and Blue. Simply print the pack, cut out the game pieces, and play!
A little training motivation!
Celebrate Easter with Blue and the rest of the crew!
Show your appreciation after a perfect celebration!
Will you come to our red, white, and BLUE party?
Keep track of your child's medical past and present with this handy notebook.
Teach your child in a flash what to expect before she visits the eye doctor.
These gifts will be the stars of your party
Go 'tri-cycling' with Blue!
Before you visit the doctor, check out these fun checkup cards.
Tuck one in the toe on Christmas Eve, and redeem these coupons anytime.
Follow the numbers, connect the dots, and give Blue a proper holiday topper!
Start a new holiday tradition! Kids can share family news with friends and loved ones.
Display your child's leaf rubbings for the whole family to enjoy!
Hit one out of the park with these thank you cards
Prepare for safe travels
Send kids on an animal adventure with Blue. All it takes is these cards
Batter up. Cake batter, that is. So invite all your child's friends
My, how you've grown!
Check out our eye doctor checklist before you take your little one to his appointment.
Happy Mother's Day from Blue and Joe!
Don�t leave home without Blue!
End bedtime battles with some help from Blue!
Has anyone seen my alphabet?
It's a story! It's a maze! It's science! It's Blaze and the Monster Machines!
Print or download this easy-to-ready book!
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Print or download this easy-to-read book!
Meet Kate by going on an adventure with her and Dora!
Help Alana and her team on a mighty mission!
Print or download this easy-to-read book!
Save your place with these fin-tastic and fun bookmarks
Stick with Dora and help rescue Benny the Bull from a hot-air balloon bust!
Kids can join the mission to help Dora and Diego return a baby penguin home!
Print and help kids create their very own fairytale adventure book!
Read along as Dora delivers friendship bracelets around the world!
Practice rhyming with Kai-lan and her friends!
Print a new Dora book to read together
Diego's off on a new exciting adventure, authored by YOUR little animal rescuer
Princess Tasha is in for a sweet-sounding surprise when she settles down for her royal nap!
Read along with your kids and practice spotting opposites
Save kids from boredom by printing this adventurous book. Rescue complete!
Here's a handy dandy book for your Blue's Clues fan!
A little frog needs help. Will the Wonder Pets be able to "hop" her out?
Join the Wonder Pets as they help a scared sheepdog get a haircut!
Will the Backyardigans discover a place that no one's ever been before? Print your kids a copy to find out!
Little storytellers can help Dora finish the story by filling in a picture!
Your child can journey through Shape World with Dora & Boots when you print this page-turning adventure book, available now!
Go on an exciting expedition across the Antarctic in this printable storybook!
Solve the Grumpy Old Troll's Christmas riddles and save the day with Dora
Get ready to read about Dora's Little Star!
Go on a star-catching expedition with Dora!
Splish-splash! Make a dash to read this story together
Look! A book! But whose? Blue's!

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Chorus to offer winter concerts Dec. 4-6
M. Kate WestChester Editor
The award-winning Chester Community Chorus will present three concerts in the Lake Almanor Basin the first weekend in December.
Titled "We Wish You a Merry Madrigal," the concert will include a wide selection of holiday music from pop to classical, according to publicity chairwoman Trina Woods.
Among the musical selections to be performed are "A Musicological Journey Through the Twelve Days of Christmas," "We Wish You a Merry Madrigal," "Go, Tell it on the Mountain," "The Little Drummer Boy," "Jazz Gloria," Mozart's "Ave Verum" and "The Majesty and Glory of Your Name."
Woods said other special numbers include an Estonian carol and a carol from the Philippines.
She said the chorus, the chorale, The Kindred Spirits women's group, The New Gen children's group and the Lake Almanor Handbell Ensemble would perform for the audience.
All concerts are open to the public. Although there is no charge for the performances, donations are appreciated.
The evening performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, Dec. 4–5, at 7 p.m. The closing afternoon performance is set for Sunday, Dec. 6, at 3 p.m.
All performances will be held at the Chester Community United Methodist Church on Main Street (Highway 36), at Glenwood Drive, in Chester.
For more information about the upcoming concerts or the Chester Community Chorus call Trina Woods at 259-2551 or Elsie Wesley at 284-1750.
Director Elsie Wesley
Music director Elsie Wesley comes from a background that includes academic as well as musical instruction. Experienced in the field of music production, she is a native of the Philippines.
She first became involved with music when she began piano lessons at age eight.
"It was a continuous lesson that didn't stop until I earned my bachelor's degree in music education in 1974," she said.
Wesley, who was hired in October 2006, participated in three months of on-the-job training. At the completion of her local familiarization program in January 2007, she picked up the baton as the official director of the Chester Community Chorus.


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Displaying Events from Multiple Google Calendars in a Single Embedded Calendar View
Of all the things Google Calendar is good for, producing a single embedded calendar from a set of Google Calendars has not been one of them…
[Cue sideaways glance] Or so I thought…
In a flurry of activity earlier today, the Reverend posted this:
while I was admiring the new link to UMW Blogs on the UMW homepage, I clicked on the Events link, and to my surprise it was a Google calendar. Wow! Who knew? When looking at the source code, I released it was actually an aggregation of 10 different Google Calendars–all the more fascinating.
Jim went on: "I did a search for the term "UMW" through Google's public calendars and found over 40″ and the describes subscribing to the calendars, looking at them in the single aggregated view within Google Calendar itself, before hitting a problem: "Google won't given me an embed code for the aggregation of all of the public calendars I subscribed to around UMW"
Err… rewind one moment… "When looking at the source code, I released it was actually an aggregation of 10 different Google Calendars"…?
This is what Jim saw but didn't see:
Got it yet?
Take these two calendars, discovered by searching the Public Calendars in Google Calendar:
– Snooker Championships Listing (some events are listed over the next four months or so).
– Formula One Grand Prix listings for 2009 (the events start during March, 2009).
Now look through to March on this calendar: aggregated calendar view. It shows events from both calendars in the same view.
So what we have here is an aggregated calendar view that can be used to display several (that is, multiple) Google calendar feeds in a single view. To embed the calendar in your own page, just stick it in an iframe.
For each extra calendar feed, just add &src=CALENDAR_ID to the URL. The CALENDAR_ID will probably be of the form:
PS I did wonder whether I could add the aggregated calendar view as a single calendar to my Google Calendar. It seems not:
That is, it looks like each calendar feed will be added separately, rather than as a single, combined calendar.
But while that would have been a "nice to have", the ability to display events from multiple Google calendars in a single calendar view in such a straightforward way is probably a big enough win anyway:-)
PPS aren't comments wonderful (thanks Steve:-) – it seems thaqt you can generate the combined embed code within Google Calendar… Subscribe to the calenders you want to display, then go to the calendar settings:
Select the "Customise the color, size and other options" in the "Embed the Calendar" area:
And then select the calendars you want to include:
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I had to do something similar for a set of Google calendars recently and did it through the GUI (Calendar settings > Customize the color, size, and other options > Calendars to Display).
The resulting embed code is the same as shown in your post, but might be a bit easier to produce.
Users get the option to show/hide each calendar in the aggregated, embedded view.
@steve thanks – duly added to the post :-)
I have to thank your network, I had no idea, and now I know. I feel stupid, but I also feel rich as kings. So thank you much. And while I see the option in Google Calendars now, the question of aggregation ical from a series of different calendars remains the next step in my mind. Need we ask everyone to use Google? Etc.
Anyway, thanks for go the extra yeard, and sorry for overlooking the obvious twice :)
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@jim I think you can use 30boxes to aggregate up to 3 ical feeds (or a mixed economy of RSS and ical feeds): http://30boxes.com/boxed
e.g. here are Stanford Lectures and Film ical feeds in the same calendar: http://tinyurl.com/5zterq
and here's the form where I built that calendar:
http://tinyurl.com/6jjdjbI'll do a quick post on this later today.
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After stripping the iFrame out, I found that I had to convert all the "&" to "&" in order to use the Google generated code as a stand alone link. Otherwise it would produce a blank calendar.
Google generated:
Just stripping the iframe out produces a blank calendar:
Stripped and formatted to use as a stand alone link, including colors:
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That should say convert all the & to &
ahhhh, this keeps stripping things out of my comments!
remove all the "amp;" from after the "&" sign, and everything works as a link.
Brandt – your tip was just what I needed as I couldn't figure out how to turn the iframe code into a stand alone link. Great Work!
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This appears to have broken with the 7/29/09 google apps release… are you seeing an error now?
Thanks for this critical info. We have been using HTML Calendaring for our site and I have wanted this functionality out of Google Calendar. I greatly appreciate it!
Brandt – you are my hero – that is exactly what I was looking for. I am using embedded calendars showing multiple calendars but some mobile browsers don't support the iframe, so they were locked out of the calendar.
Now with what you mentioned about swapping out the ampersand codes with real ampersands, which creates a standalone link, I can check for mobile browsers and deliver the stand alone link to them.
Very neat feature that allows me to seperate my personal and work calenders for sharing and yet see them all in one place.
yeah, "embed this calendar"
"customize" – select desired calendars
and it does the code, no editing required
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To get the aggregated view on your site:
In google sites create a new page. Then insert calendar. Then in the calendar properties, click on 'Display Another Calendar' link. You can do this for many calendars and google will aggregate them into one view on your site :)
Hope this helps
What if I want all my calendars together in one google sites calendar, but have the option of only seeing some of them. For example, in my Cub Scout pack, a parent might want to see information about the pack and his den, but not other dens.
@deborah in Google calendar, you can choose which calendars you want to display if they have separate calendar feeds.
Tony, thanks for the tips. So I'm able to embed a calendar with multiple calendars into on single calendar view. Is there a way to then generate an XML link for the new aggregated calendar calendar?
@scott it's some time since I looked at this, so not sure offhand… will try to find out… (if you beat me to it, please post an update;-)
I know this is a year old, but if you happened to find a solution I'd love to know.
Too bad it is limited to 25 calendars to embed in the HTML code today.
I would need about 40 (for an dance school, 40 different types of lessons).
If anyone should know a way how to make such an embedded calendar view with more than 25 individual calendars, please share. -
This is terrific.
Anyone know a way to do this in a widget?
Hi Tony, Jim, Brandt and all other contributors
Some great information here and has now got my daughter's school website nicely "calendarised" – http://www.victoriaprimary.ecape.school.za
FotoDirk: I also ran into this limitation as I have upwards of 40 calendars. The question is, do those all have to be publically viewable in an aggregated way, or can you put up groups of lessons? Also, if you get that actual students to register on google and then import all the calendars, they will be able to see them all through the Google calendar view.
I agree, it is a limitation requiring workarounds, but life is often like that :-)
Hi Billy – Great stuff:-) I think the Google Calendar API has moved on somewhat since I wrote this post: I'll try to go through the comments over the next week or two to distill the various workarounds and add any updates into the original post.
Thanks to all the other comment contributors too:-)
This is a great link, thanks!
This could be used to schedule meetings by showing someone your availability by embedding the calendar on a Google Sites page, if you have your calendar set to public.
It does not even have to be a Google Sites page – it can be any website. Feel free to look through http://www.vps.ecape.school.za/calendar.html and http://www.vps.ecape.school.za/hockey.html as some examples of displaying public calendars aggregated in different ways. http://homes.cs.ru.ac.za/Billy/ will show you an example of showing just the free/busy details of a personal calendar. If I have shared a calendar with a specific person and they are logged in, the details will show. It works beautifully. Also take a look at Appointment Slots :-)


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Excursion recommended by our Discovery centre.
Discover the contrasting architectural styles of the town centre, a mixture of 19th century houses and skyscrapers. Visit the former Benedictine monastery - a perfect example of Baroque architecture -the Avenida Rio Branco and Carioca Street.
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Excursion recommended by our Discovery centre.
Discover the Do Paraiba Valley, and relive one of the great eras of Brazilian history; the story of the river and the rich coffee plantations that prospered in the 19th century. Visit of 3 farms, presented by their owners, and a typical colonial lunch and snack.
Discover the finest waterfalls in the world, a fabulous festival of water, with over 272 falls cascading into a precipice over 3 kms (almost 2 miles) wide. Visit the Argentine and Brazilian coasts, that make up a perfectly harmonious panorama. Take an electric train to the Macuco National Park. Speedboat ride at the foot of the falls. A unique and unforgettable experience.
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This historic city is ranked as a national monument, a superb example of 18th century architecture with ancient paving stones, low houses with sturdy walls, wrought-iron balconies with Masonic symbols and memories of gallions and gold-trafficking pirates.
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Written by on March 1, 2005 Mike O'Brien's '37 Ford/Wild Rod Factory PickupPPG Citrus Yellow is a wee bit closer to a light shade of Kelly Green than we first thought. We'd be surprised if the winner of the 2004 Syracuse Nationals giveway vehicle didn't think so either.
Mike O'Brien, one of 6,500 entrants, won the Wild Rod Factory Ford giveaway truck. That's like finding the pot o' gold at the end of the rainbow! Such luck might make other truck lovers look for lucky shamrocks, or at least wear green to every vintage truck show.
Building Mike's prize pickup took much more than luck. Many talented craftsmen and numerous premier parts manufacturers were involved in the project. From the Wild Rod Factory home in Quebec, Canada, the fiberglass body and fenders were shipped to the initial builder for the project. Work began at California Dreaming Hot Rods in Tonawanda, New York, where Paul Forbes fabricated the chassis. He utilized a Scott's Hot Rods & Customs IFS. Air Ride Technologies supplied a complete ShockWave airbag system for all four wheels. Horton Inc of Breslau Ontario, Canada, provided the four-link setup and Panhard bar, which located a 4.30:1-geared Ford 9-inch from Rolling Chassis of Bernard's Bay, New York. After Paul constructed the chassis, he deconstructed it and had the chassis powdercoated silver at nearby Powder Tech in Schenectady, New York. To hastily halt the state-of-the-art rolling chassis, Stainless Steel Brakes Corporation contributed its new Elite four-wheel disc brake system.
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Next, the crew at Tucci's performed all the paint prep work on the Gel Coat body and fenders. They sanded and primered all of the body panels to achieve topcoat perfection. Before that could occur, East Coast Truck Accessories of Whitesboro, New York, color-matched the exterior paint and sprayed on a bedliner on the underside of the body, fenders, and running boards. Laying down the topcoats of PPG Citrus Yellow was none other than the owner and namesake of Mike Blair's Paint Shop, also in Marcy. First, allowing the vitamin C-rich paint to cure, Dave Tucci and crew put the truck panels together and began the wiring chores.
An American Autowire harness was used to wire the Haneline instruments before final fitment within the Viper-style fiberglass dash. All from Flaming River, a tilt polished billet steering column, U-joints, and shafts found a home within the cab, before mounting the Colorado Customs tan, leather-wrapped polished billet steering wheel. Once Tucci's crew installed the Lokar Performance Products auto shifter and pedals, the lucky truck was transported to Auto FX in Tonawanda, New York, for some custom stitchwork. Proprietor Dan Fink tastefully trimmed the Glide Engineering bucket seats in tan vinyl. For the finale, Dan covered the pickup bed floor and cab floor with light-brown wool carpet. The giveaway vehicle was ready for the upcoming Syracuse Nationals 2004.
Since you've read this certified true tale about an Irishman's considerably good fortune in the March issue of CCT (say on St. Paddy's Day?), perhaps the luck o' the Irish will shine upon you. If we see you at the next show 'n' shine dressed all in green, we'll know you're trying your luck. If you get to the end of the rainbow before us, will you let us photograph the next pot o' gold pickup for the pages of CCT?


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These class photos from 1973 and 1974 were recently shared by Jan Dilley who, along with Jan Knote, is a founding mother of the Montessori School of Greater Lafayette. MSGL opened in 1972 with one preprimary class. Unfortunately we are unable to find a class photo from that first year. These two photos represent the second and third years that MSGL was in operation inside the Temple Israel in West Lafayette.
1973 - MSGL preprimary class
1974 - MSGL preprimary class
Do you know anyone in these photos? We would love to hear from you in the comments section.
"No matter what we touch, an atom, or a cell, we cannot explain it without knowledge of the wide universe." - Maria Montessori, 1948, To Educate the Human Potential
The Elementary students present their space projects in these photos from 2000 - 2001.
Stay warm out there and have a terrific Wednesday!
1996 - Atlanta hosted the Summer Olympics this year and Prince Charles and Princess Diana were divorced. Dolly the sheep became the first mammal to be cloned. The first version of the Java programming language was released, HotMail started providing free email service, and just over 10 million people were using the internet.
Do you know someone who attended MSGL in 1996? You just might find them here.
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I should mention that there ARE other ducks in the toolbox. They are small ducks that fit in Harriet's pocket when she carries her camera and tripod to the classrooms to take group photos. But The Duck only works the main room. There is also a rubber frog that sometimes gets called up on the rare occasion that The Duck can't get a child to laugh. Harriet's experience tells her which toy to try.
She also encourages parents to let their children wear something comfortable on picture day. "Don't overdress them because children don't act the same way if they are overdressed," Harriet suggests.
It was great to spend picture day with Harriet and get answers to all of my (and your) questions about The Duck. But I had to confess that up until a few years ago, I didn't even know she had a first name. I had always known her, as we all do, as "The Ducky Lady." That seems to be how she likes it. But she was willing to share just a few personal details. Although The Duck doesn't spend much time in the water outside of his daily bath, Harriet enjoys being outdoors when she's not behind a camera. "I go kayaking and hiking. I belong to a kayaking group. That's what I do when I don't photograph," she says. A few years ago, our school director Suman invited Harriet and some friends from school on a trip to India. For Harriet, that was a dream come true. One favorite memory is of riding on an elephant with her friend Beth. "That was nice," she says, smiling. "India was my dream country. That's where I always wanted to go. I wanted to go there before they lose their saris and all the colors and become jeans people." At the end of picture day as Harriet packed up The Duck to leave MSGL, Lena and Anita made sure she got one of our tie-dyed school t-shirts. The shirt made Harriet really happy and I asked her why. "It's yellow and orange," she exclaimed. "My favorite colors!"
This week we look back at some photos from 1998.
Anita McKinney, our first executive director, was leaving MSGL to live closer to her family in Florida. Her MSGL family held a farewell reception in her honor just before the winter break. These are photos of some of the children wishing her well.
Anita started working at MSGL in July, 1991 when the parent-owned school decided it needed a full-time. Up to then, the office staff coordinated with the Board of Directors. This next photo is actually from about 1996. It shows Anita with Beth Nichols, who was then the office manager, in the teeny, tiny office at Morton Center.
Beth is still with us and now works as our accountant. Anita has been working with Florida's Duval County Extension office since 1998. She is currently teaching personal financial management in Jacksonville. She is retiring in January and will start another "job" taking care of her twin grandchildren Dominic and Danica. She is excited about this new chapter in her life and told me, "They will be three by then , so I will start my own little Montessori home-school with them. I am looking forward to this next step!"
Best wishes, Anita! And happy Wednesday to you, faithful readers.
Today is school picture day!
When Harriet and "the ducky" show up to take our pictures, you can bet that the children are well-dressed, the snack is no-mess, and the staff is slightly stressed - for two whole days. Sometimes there are tears and pouty faces, but never in front of the children :)
These teachers from 2004 look pretty happy. Enjoy this week's Wayback Wednesday photos from 2004.
Smile, silly ducky! And have a terrific Wednesday.
Montessori School of Greater Lafayette Staff, 1992
Here are the year's class photos. If you recognize any of the children, all should be in their mid-twenties now, consider directing them here. We would love to hear from them and from the teachers.
Class A - Morning Preprimary, 1992
Class B - Morning Preprimary, 1992
Class D - Morning Preprimary, 1992
Class E - Afternoon Preprimary, 1992
Class C - 3-day and 5-day Toddlers, 1992
Class C - 2-day Toddlers, 1992


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Chesapeake Single Sink and Vanity Top with Decorative Bevel Edge 22.5" L x 49" W
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In August 2007, the International Linear Collider published a Reference Design Report. This reference design provides the first detailed technical snapshot of the proposed future electron-positron collider, defining in detail the technical parameters and components that make up each section of the 31-kilometer long accelerator. The report will guide the development of the worldwide R&D programme, motivate international industrial studies and serve as the basis for the final engineering design needed to make an official project proposal later this decade.
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Replacement rear wheel, complete with tyre (tire), rim and bearings for your smart stroller.
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Open source, crowd sourcing, and internet-enabled social media strike me as an amazing, modern-day mechanism of such discovery. My current project revolves around putting these things together in what I hope will become a "big idea" for scalable social consensus that is a lot more fun than the current model. I'm currently looking for early collaborators. If the above sounds interesting to you, please find me so we can talk.
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The challenges associated with the Gulf oil spill brought together some top academic minds for discussion and analysis recently at The University of Texas at Austin. The public forum, "Oil in Troubled Waters," explored potential liabilities and consequences for companies involved, as well as and environmental concerns. (Watch the recorded Webcast at the Energy Institute's new Web site.)
Panelist Sheridan Titman, the executive director of the Energy Management and Innovation Center at McCombs and a professor of finance, explained how stock price fluctuations over the past month have suggested that the financial markets, rather than focusing on oil companies in general, have singled out those companies related to the spill or who have similar investments in deep-water drilling for stock value 'punishment'--a topic he has also blogged about. However, Titman added, "I don't think we're going to decide we don't permanently want to drill in deep water...The question is whether we are going to drill now or if we are going to drill later."
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our hand-stretched pizza dough is topped with ricotta cheese sauce, mozzarella, a dash of marinated garlic and olive oil, and is then baked to crisp, golden perfection for a signature taste only sbarro can provide.
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Your little angel will look like a snow princess in our Frosted Fairy Tutu Dress. Perfect for your Holiday Photos, Parties or just for fun.
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All of our tutu dresses are hand knotted on 3/4" non-roll elastic.
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Think you know your favorite mountain? Think again. The Adventure Sessions matches you with a top guide and a small group of similarly skilled skiers and riders – you'll get the most out of your day, go places that you may not have been before, cut lift lines and pick up tips and technical information along the way. If Ski School had recess, this would be it!
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