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Rosa rugosa 'Alba'
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Pure-white single flowers set against apple-green crinkled foliage followed by orange-red hips on this wild, romantic rose
- Position: full sun
- Soil: fertile, humus-rich, moist, well-drained soil
- Rate of growth: fast-growing
- Flowering period: July to September
- Flower colour: white
- Other features: excellent cut-flowers
- Hardiness: fully hardy
Masses of fragrant, single, yellow-centred, white flowers from July to September, followed by large, red or orange-red rose-hips. This vigorous, white species rose makes a great, informal, flowering hedge for an open, sunny site. An excellent choice for the wildlife garden, the leathery, dark-green leaves turn butter-gold in autumn.
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All our roses are grown in an open field and then dug up when the weather conditions are right in October or November. Some suppliers send out their roses as 'bare root' plants (ie without pots or compost), but we pot ours up as it helps to keep the roots hydrated and in good condition. As they are dormant throughout the winter, they will not produce any new roots until spring, so don't be surprised if the compost falls away from the roots when you take them out of their pots. The roses can be kept in their pots throughout the winter provided they are kept well fed and watered, however ideally they should planted out as soon as possible. They will already have been cut back so no further pruning will be required, apart from snipping off any tips that have died back. Routine pruning can begin in late winter the year after planting. - Garden care: If planting in winter, choose a frost-free spell when the soil is not frozen. Roses are quite deep-rooted plants so dig a deep hole roughly twice as wide as the plants roots and mix in a generous amount of composted organic matter. A top-dressing of a general purpose fertiliser can be worked into the surrounding soil and we also recommend using Rose Rootgrow at this stage to encourage better root development. This is particularly important when planting into a bed where roses have previously been grown as Rose Rootgrow is said to combat rose sickness (aka. replant disease).
Remove the plants from their pots and gently spread out the roots before placing them in the centre of the hole. Try to ensure that the 'bud union' (the point where the cultivated rose has been grafted onto the rootstock, and from where the shoots emerge) is at soil level. You can judge this quite easily by laying something flat, like a spade handle or bamboo cane, across the top of the hole. When they are at the right height, back-fill the hole, firming the soil down gently before watering the plant well.
Water generously until well established, and apply a specialist rose fertiliser (following the manufacturers instructions) each spring. They will also benefit from a generous mulch of composted farmyard manure in spring, but make sure this is kept away from the stems.
As most shrub roses tend to flowers best on older stems, they only need a little light formative pruning. Hard pruning should be avoided unless absolutely necessary as it can often ruin the plants shape. The best time to prune is in late summer after they have finished flowering. While wearing tough gloves, remove dead, damaged, diseased or congested branches completely. If the centre of the shrub is becoming congested, remove one or two of the older stems to their base. If they have become too leggy, then you can often encourage new growth to form by cutting one or two stems back to within 10 - 15cm above ground level.
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Hi there, the above rose would seem perfect for my garden, but I need to know one thing, ....is it thorny? I particularly want a thorny rose as I am planting it as a security aspect as well as for its looks. Many thanks, SharonAsked on 4/14/2010 by Sharon Boothroyde1 answer
Hello Sharon, These are beautiful roses and they do have thorns, but not masses of them. If you want as particularly thorny rose, then the Rosa rugosa species are the best - but they are large shrubs rather than climbers. http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.rugosa/ I hope this helps. Helen Plant DoctorAnswered on 4/14/2010 by Crocus Helpdesk
Hedging ideas
Hello and hope you can help,- I'm a novice and a hopeless gardener hoping to learn quickly. Do you have any suggestions for mixed hedging for an approx 60 feet boundary? No preference or favourites, though a bit of colour would be appreciated at some time in the seasons but it needs to grow to at least five feet preferably six feet high and act as a barrier to human. I would like it to attract wildlife, particularly the birds and provide some year round interest with colour (hopefully). LawrenceAsked on 3/14/2010 by lawrence dixon1 answer
Hello Lawrence, There are several plants that I would put on the shortlist. Here are my favourites:- Rosa rugosa Alba http://crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/roses/shrub-rose/hedging/bush-rose/hedging-rose/other-shrub-rose/rosa-rugosa-alba/classid.1148/ Rosa rugosa Rubra http://crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/roses/shrub-rose/hedging/bush-rose/hedging-rose/other-shrub-rose/rosa-rugosa-rubra/classid.77954/ Elaeagnus x ebbingei Limelight http://crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/hedging/elaeagnus-%C3%97-ebbingei-limelight/classid.3775/ Ilex x altaclerensis Golden King http://crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/hedging/ilex-%C3%97--altaclerensis-golden-king/classid.4029/ Ribes sanguineum Pulborough Scarlet http://crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/hedging/ribes-sanguineum-pulborough-scarlet/classid.4331/ Pyracantha http://crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.pyracantha/ I hope this helps. Helen Plant DoctorAnswered on 3/15/2010 by Crocus Helpdesk
Suggestions for planting low maintenance border please
Hello, I recently had my garden extended by a piece of land measuring 34 metres by 14 metres, and my son purchased 23 Phormiums from you in last August on my behalf. I was delighted with the service I received, and the plants appear to be thriving well especially considering the dreadful weather we have suffered this winter. We also bought Rootgrow from you to assist with their development ,and also for use when we moved mature Acers and other shrubs. I still need more shrubs or other types of plants and would appreciate some advice as to what to use. Along one of the 14 metre lengths there is a "hedge" of bamboo plants, and adjacent to these on the return (long) length there is a small rise of earth, tapering down to ground level, with a specimen black bamboo at the end of the mound. There is also a mature acer, which we had to move, situated at the edge of the dividing path (between the lawn) on the field side of the garden. Would it be possible for you to suggest the names of suitable plants which I could purchase from you and which would compliment the existing ones. I am in my eighties and therefore need a very low maintenance garden. I would also like to introduce a little colour if possible. My garden is very exposed and is on quite a windy site. I look forward to your reply.Asked on 2/15/2010 by Marian Burgess1 answer
Hello there, There are many plants that might tempt you - here are some of my favourites:- Fatsia japonica http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/fatsia-japonica/classid.3840/ Rodgersia http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.rodgersia/cat.plants/ Heuchera http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.heuchera/cat.plants/ Hydrangea paniculata http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.hydrangea-paniculata/ Aucuba japonica http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/aucuba-japonica/classid.277/ Rosa rugosa Alba http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/shrubs/roses/shrub-rose/hedging/bush-rose/hedging-rose/other-shrub-rose/rosa-rugosa-alba/classid.1148/ Cotoneaster http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.cotoneaster/ Buddleja http://www.crocus.co.uk/search/_/search.buddleja/ I hope this helps, Helen Plant DoctorAnswered on 2/16/2010 by Crocus Helpdesk
Disease resistant roses for a coastal area
Hi, Before I order some roses I need some information on which ones would grow well in our local conditions. I live in the far west of Cornwall, the soil is fairly acid,- Camellias grow well here. It's windy and the air is quite salt laden since we're not far from the sea. I'd like disease resistant plants if possilbe since the climbing roses by the cottage door do get black spot. At the moment, even here, where we hardly ever have a frost, there is 4 inches of snow on the ground and the temperature has been 0 to minus 1 for the past five days.... the postman hasn't reached us for four days! ...So, I won't be ordering the roses right now. Thanks, TrudiAsked on 1/9/2010 by Trudi Gurling1 answer
Hello Trudi, All roses need similar growing conditions, although a couple are slightly more tolerant of shade than others. If you click on the following link it will take you to all our roses that show some resistance to diseases. http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/roses/plcid.8/vid.243/ I hope this helps. Helen Plant DoctorAnswered on 1/11/2010 by Crocus Helpdesk
Hedging and Osmanthus plants
Dear Crocus, I am looking for two Osmanthus burkwoodii plants but notice on your website that you only offer them for sale in 2 litre size. Do you have any larger Osmanthus burkwoodii plants? I am also looking for suggestions on which plants would make a good hedge. I am looking for something hardy, able to stand the frost, evergreen, not poisonous to horses and if possible, not just green possibly red / purple or variegated, any thoughts? Also, as these plants are grown in Surrey, will they be suitable to grow in the Scottish Borders? Many thanks, JaneAsked on 11/29/2009 by Janey Mitch1 answer
Hello Jane, I'm afraid we have all the plants we sell displayed on our website so we do not sell larger sizes of the Osmanthus. As for the hedging, if you click on the link below it will take you to our full range of hedging plants. Unfortunately we do not have anything that meets all your criteria, but if you click on the smaller images it will give you a lot more information on hardiness levels (fully hardy means they can cope with the weather in Scotland) as well as leaf colour etc. Unfortunately though I do not have a list of plants which are not poisonous to horses, but your local vet may be able to help you with this. http://www.crocus.co.uk/plants/_/hedging/plcid.30/ Best regards, Helen Plant DoctorAnswered on 11/30/2009 by Crocus Helpdesk
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The Archives collects and preserves published and unpublished materials in a wide range of formats including books, periodicals, photographs, sound recordings, videotapes, posters, correspondence, printed ephemera and paper-based files. Key subject areas reflected in Archives holdings include: Cowboy and western poetry and music, Australian bush poetry, Ranching, herding, Horsemanship in global contexts, Ranch gear and the artistry of gear-making, Hispanic and Native American arts and material culture, Occupational and new immigrant cultures and experiences.
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On the ballot for the Nov. 5 general election are several statewide constitutional amendments, various city and school general and special elections, and a special election for South Texas College. Registered voters are encouraged to take advantage of the convenience offered during early voting and cast their ballots at 22 locations and two mobile voting sites located throughout the county.
Unofficial early voting totals indicate that residents are taking an interest in this year's elections, which generally tend to have lower turnouts than presidential and congressional elections. As of Sunday, Oct. 27, 6,355 ballots were cast in person, with an additional 298 mail-in ballots sent in, for a total of 6,653, according to unofficial counts from the Hidalgo County Elections Department. In comparison, early voting in the last constitutional, general and special election in 2011 yielded a total of 3,381 ballots cast.
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One way to prevent software piracy whenever you're developing a new application is to implement protection measures, such as serial key registration, online activation or hardware ID protection. Serial Key Generator is a program that provides you with a simple way to generate and integrate serial keys into your own developed application.
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Backup Key Recovery retrieves product key for over 4500 other software versions installed on your crashed or ol hard disk drive. Before using software you should connect your old hard drive to your computer as secondary hard disk drive.
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Keymaker is the ultimate software licensing system for .net. Serial Key Maker is the best software licensing system available because it allows developers and non-developers the flexibility of controlling the licensing software within your application while minimally affecting your users.
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Virtual Serial Port Driver is a program that creates virtual serial ports and connects them in pairs via virtual null modem cable. You will be able to set which application has access to the defined port. You can emulate all real serial ports settings and provide strict baudrate emulation and full HandFlow control support.
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Office Product Key Finder allows to find product key for Microsoft Office 2013, Microsoft Office 2010, Microsoft Office 2007 and Microsoft Office 2003 installed on your PC.
Virtual Serial Port Driver creates virtual serial ports and connects them in pairs via virtual null-modem cable. Applications on both ends of the pair will be able to exchange data in such a way, that everything written to the first port will appear in the second one and backwards.
HHD Software Serial Port Monitoring Control is a powerful and yet easy to use library which provides the monitoring functionality for your code. This incredible program allows you to enumerate all installed serial devices, including, but not limited to serial ports and modems.
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CALGARY -- Calgary Flames forward Brett Sutter has apologized to his family and fans of the NHL team for an incident last week where he's alleged to have punched a cab driver in the face outside a Scottsdale, Ariz., bar.
His apology came Monday, the same day the Flames demoted him to the Abbotsford Heat, their American Hockey League farm team.
"I want to apologize to my family, my friends, our fans and the entire Flames family for what took place this past Wednesday night," Sutter said in a statement released by the Flames.
"My background is one of hard work and respect so this incident is totally out of character for me. I have been a captain in junior hockey and an assistant captain last year in Abbotsford so I totally understand the values of leadership and character. I have set the wrong example not only for children who love the Flames and hockey, but also for my brother who has been such a great example for me."
Sutter is the son of Flames general manager Darryl Sutter and nephew of Calgary coach Brent Sutter.
Flames captain Jarome Iginla said Brett Sutter has the team's support.
"He has always demonstrated a tremendous commitment to being a good person and a professional athlete in every aspect of the responsibilities that go with that role," Iginla said in a statement.
"As his teammates we have conveyed our total support for him and I believe it is important that we also let our community and fans know the same."
Police in Arizona say the 23-year-old Sutter was drunk to the point of slurring his words when he randomly punched a cab driver in the face outside a bar.
He had been thrown out of the bar for being "disorderly and extremely intoxicated" when he hit the cabbie in the mouth with a closed fist, police say.
Bar bouncers, witnesses and the cabbie all told police the incident was completely unprovoked and Sutter kept walking like nothing had happened.
The cabbie suffered a cut to the inside of his mouth and was spitting blood, but did not lose any teeth.
Sutter was charged with misdemeanour assault.
In four games with the Flames this year Sutter has one assist. In 66 games with Abbotsford last year he had nine goals and 15 assists.
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If you feel like the only thing you can grow in your back yard is mold and lichen, despair not. A shady garden spot can be brought to life with a variety of eye-catching evergreens and flowering perennials that will produce rich foliage and an abundance of colors throughout the year.
For added texture, the sun-starved gardener can interplant with an occasional clump of flowering annuals, such as Impatiens or Tuberous Begonias—old stand-bys that bridge the gap between a season's downtimes.
Just how shady is your yard? To find out, pay attention to moisture in the soil, because a shady environment may retain moisture within the soil at different levels. In densely wooded areas, where deep shade prevails, you may encounter boggy sites and standing water, while other locations display soils that are just moist to the touch. Where there's filtered light and the sun penetrates spottily, moisture evaporates faster and soil consistencies may be on the dry side. Make sure to fortify existing soils accordingly by adding organic-rich mixtures and composted materials to create a near-ideal environment for each plant.
Here's a list of species that thrive in the shade and can be planted as soon as they appear in your local nursery or garden center. Each requires little or no maintenance and will thrive if soils and moisture levels are amended accordingly.
Hosta perennial
Hosta lovers embrace the hardiness of the many hybrids that are available to the gardener. Plants arrive at nurseries and garden centers in early spring with leaves still tightly rolled up in 1 to 3-gallon pots, planted in average soil. As the season unfolds, a vast range of leaf colors come into view—anything from pale green with stripes and smooth in texture to dark-green, deeply grooved, and leathery. Depending on the variety, some Hostas will bloom during early spring, while others display showy spikes by early summer. Make sure to read hosta labels carefully, since their size, growth habits, and flowering times vary considerably. By mid fall, leaves begin to decay.
Painted Trillium perennial
Considered to be one of the most attractive woodland plants, it has three pure-white, wavy flower petals, elongated and pointed at the tip, and sports a dash of pink in the center. Each slender stem with bluish-green, waxy leaves grows 8-20 inches tall and produces one or more flower, which blooms between April and May, primarily in moist woods with acid soils. During early spring, you may see other Trilliums at the nurseries, such as the Red Toad Trillium, with reddish-brown or maroon flower petals, which grows to about 12 inches tall. Another stunner is the pure-white Large-Flowered Trillium or the Nodding Trillium, with swept-back flower petals.
Mayapple perennial
"It's a fascinating plant, from the moment it appears above ground as tightly rolled, upright leaves that slowly unfurl to form an umbrella, about 12 inches off the ground," says Jane Baldwin, past president of Cylburn Arboretum Association. "The single flower is white, waxy and forms at the junction of two leaves at the top of one stem," adds Baldwin. Mayapple flowers May to June and thrives in rich, damp woods and makes a showy display when planted in great numbers.
Virginia Bluebells perennial
A self-seeder, it grows into an upright plant with gray-green foliage and nodding clusters of pinkish buds that open into pastel-blue trumpet-shaped flowers (often 12 or more). Virginia Bluebells love rich, moist soils and thrive in the shade as well as in filtered light. They grow to 24 inches tall and bloom by April or May. For visual effect, plant in thick clumps at the base of trees, at the foot of garden gates, or alongside a wooded path. When blooms are spent and leaves begin to lose their lustre, let the entire plant die back naturally.
Lady's Mantle perennial
"The foliage is chartreuse and pleated and holds water droplets that shimmer in the light—it likes shade and nice moist soil conditions," says Baldwin. "It spreads via the root system and self-seeding, and can be prolific; new plant-growth is easily removed and discarded, or, if you wish, planted in other parts of your garden." Lady's Mantle grows about a foot tall and spreads 2-3 feet.
Pussy Willow perennial
To most gardeners, a blooming Pussy Willow announces the onset of spring. When this happens—furry catkins appear in late winter or early spring—before the leaves start to show. Note that catkins with male flowers are yellow and those with female flowers are greenish and a little less attractive. Grown as a large shrub or small tree, it can be planted as soon as it appears at local nurseries or garden centers, where root-systems are packed in average, damp soils. Pussy Willow flowers between February and March, it loves damp thickets and swamps in partial shade, and can grow to 20 feet under optimum conditions. Prune back as needed when the shrub becomes unruly.
Forget-me-nots annual
This hybridized version of the wild, perennial True-forget-me-not is primarily grown from seed but can also be planted directly in the ground, once tender growth appears in pots at nurseries by early spring. Dense clusters of tiny blue flowers emerge by April and often form a carpet, which serves as an attractive underplanting to early and mid-season narcissus and tulips. Forget-me-nots grow to 8 inches in height, tolerate average soil, and love partial shade. But they fade fast, since they prefer cooler temperatures, says Baldwin. They're also prolific self-seeders and therefore always show up somewhere in the garden. When blooms and leaves begin to shrivel, just cut them back by hand.
Smooth Solomon's seal perennial
Displayed hanging from an arching stem (there are usually two or more stems) are flowers shaped like a bell. These are greenish-white in color with ovate light-green leaves that are smooth on both sides. This beautiful, old-fashioned woodland flower blooms by May or June in dry to moist woods. It may grow up to 36 inches in height. Variations of the species can also be found at local nurseries and garden centers.
Common Wood Sorrel perennial
A low-growing plant with clover-like leaves, bearing white or pink flowers from May to July, the Common Wood Sorrel produces clumps of flowers on each stem. These stems are mildly sour to the taste (but good in soup) and grow at least 3-6 inches tall in rich, damp woods or good garden soil. In undisturbed wooded sites, it often covers larger areas with its attractive foliage and dainty flowers, which a gentle breeze will make quiver on their thin stems. Should this plant drift into your garden setting, let it remain—just thin it out as needed.
Goat's beard perennial
Small cream-white flowers burst into bloom from May to July. They grow in elongated, spike-like clusters that form a tall flower-stalk, which grows 3-6 feet. At the height of bloom, showy flower clusters form a feathery profusion of blooms, resembling the appearance of a goat's beard. It thrives best in rich woods with dappled shade.


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Dr. Elyse K. Chaplin - Associate Dean of Student Affairs (Northern Campuses)
Dr. Elyse K. Chaplin is the Associate Dean of Students for the Northern Campuses of Florida Atlantic University. Originally from Toronto and Sarasota, Florida, Dr. Chaplin received a Ph.D. in Higher Education Theory and Policy Studies from the University of Toronto's Ontario Institute for Studies in Education in 2011. Dr. Chaplin's doctoral research began in 1994 at the University of London's Institute of Education in an Independent Study with The George Washington University in which she investigated access for students with disabilities throughout England and Scotland. Dr. Chaplin is also A.B.D. (All But Dissertation) for a Doctorate in Education in Higher Education Leadership and Administration at The George Washington University. Dr. Chaplin's Master's Degree was also from The George Washington University in Education and Human Development with a focus on students with learning disabilities' transition to postsecondary education. Dr. Chaplin received her B.A. in Psychology from York University in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Dr. Chaplin's career in student affairs over the last twenty years has included serving as an Assistant Dean of Students at Brown University, and she has held administrative or consulting positions at other research intensive public and private post-secondary institutions including: University of Maryland College Park, University of California, Temple University, The George Washington University, University of Toronto, and Ontario College of Art and Design University. In 2010 Dr. Chaplin completed Harvard's Executive Leadership Education Seminar in Crisis Management in Higher Education.
Dr. Chaplin's professional interests include: Positive psychology, resiliency, leadership in higher education, self-efficacy and self-advocacy among college students, transition to post-secondary education, and international access to higher education for students with disabilities.
Debbie Rudolph, Executive Secretary for Associate Dean of Student Affairs (Northern Campuses)
Debbie Rudolph began working at FAU on the Boca Raton Campus in 1981 where she worked in the department of Exceptional Student Education, Teacher Education and the College of Engineering. Debbie transferred to the Northern Campuses in Jupiter in 1994, where she has been working with the Division of Student Affairs ever since.
Leigh Clay, Coordinator, Campus Recreation, Health & Wellness Education & Student Government Programming, (Jupiter Campus)
Leigh is a proud graduate of FAU, who has earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Criminology and Criminal Justice. Her journey on the Jupiter Campus began in 2008 as an undergraduate commuter student, and she has studied and worked in various FAU departments during her tenure. Today, Leigh is the Coordinator of Campus Recreation, Health and Wellness Education, and Student Government Programming on the Jupiter Campus. When she is not working, Leigh enjoys reading, writing, playing with her children, and listening to good music.
Luis Santiago, Assistant Director for Career Education, Career Development Center (Jupiter Campus)
Luis Santiago has been with FAU's Career Development Center for over the past two years.
He is the center's Assistant Director for Career Education. Amongst other things, Luis oversees the Same-day Advising program, one of the most utilized resources used on the Boca Raton Campus, with over 1,400+ students coming in to work on their career goals yearly on a drop-in advising basis. He also manages the CDC's Jupiter operation, providing services to their students, faculty and staff every Monday and Friday in the Student Services Offices located in the Student Resource Building.
In his previous role here at the Career Development Center, Luis taught numerous sections of the Career & Life Planning course for FAU's AcCESS program. In this capacity, he has helped over 300 at-risk students continue their collegiate pursuits towards their career goals.
Luis is a National Certified Counselor with an emphasis in Career Counseling. He has presented at national conferences, and is a member of the National Career Development Association. A native of South Florida, he received his education specialist degree, master's degree, and two bachelor's degrees all from Florida State University.
Amber Lyda, Psy.D., Assistant Director for Counseling and Psychological (Northern Campuses)
Dr. Lyda obtained a Master's and Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from Nova Southeastern University. She received her Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida. Before coming to Florida Atlantic University in 2012, she worked in the Counseling and Psychological Services Center at Appalachian State University in the mountains of Boone, North Carolina for five years. Prior to that, she spent two years in Virginia, first completing her pre-doctoral internship at the University of Virginia and her post-doctoral residency at Virginia Commonwealth University. She is currently one of our Assistant Directors as well as our Assistant Training Director.
Dr. Lyda is dedicated to her work with college students, both in therapy as well as through training and supervision of future psychologists. She believes that these years hold amazing opportunities for growth. While Dr. Lyda enjoys working with a wide array of student issues like anxiety, depression and relationship concerns, she has a special interest and experience in treating students who have experienced trauma/s.
Outside of work Dr. Lyda likes to spend time with her husband, friends, family and dog-extraordinaire, Bella Luna. A Florida native, she loves being near the ocean and spending time outside.
Adam Iglesias, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist, Counseling and Psychological Services (Jupiter Campus)
Dr. Iglesias received his undergraduate degree from Florida Atlantic University Honors College and received his graduate degree from Virginia Commonwealth University. He completed his pre-doctoral internship at the Virginia Treatment Center for Children. He is bilingual (speaks English and Spanish) and in his free time, he enjoys playing soccer, playing drums, and spending time with his family.
Sabrina Spanier, Coordinator, Diversity Student Services (Jupiter Campus)
After graduating from FAU with her Bachelors in Arts and Humanities, Sabrina obtained her Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language. Her passion for travel led her to pursue different study abroad opportunities which sparked her interest in pursuing a career in a higher education setting. She began employment at FAU in 2011 as the Graduate Assistant in Student Involvement and Leadership and graduated with her Masters in Higher Education Leadership in 2013. She is looking forward to working with international students on the Jupiter Campus.
Akemi Inamoto, Student Assistant, Diversity Student Services (Jupiter Campus)
Akemi Inamoto is an undergraduate student at the Honors College studying International Relations. She is an international student from Nicaragua and has been working with Diversity Student Services for almost two years and is currently the Student Assistant for the program. Akemi looks forward to working with students and aspires to work with International Development Programs in the future.
Teeranai "Nong" Ovathanasin, Coordinator, Housing and Residential Life (Jupiter Campus)
Teeranai "Nong" Ovathanasin is the Coordinator of Residential Life for the John D. MacArthur Campus at Florida Atlantic University. He also served as an Instructor for Student Learning and Success courses on the Boca Raton campus.
Nong received a bachelor's degree in Biology and English/Creative Writing from the University of Miami. He also received his master's from UM in Higher Education Administration with a concentration in Student Life and Development. At the same time, he also earned a Post-Master's Certificate in Enrollment Management. Nong is currently a Ph.D. Candidate in the Higher Education Leadership program at Florida Atlantic University.
Nong has experience working with Campus Recreation, Career Services, and Housing & Residential Life. He joined Florida Atlantic University in July 2008 as a Resident Coordinator. He worked in every one of the residence halls on the Boca Raton campus (except Parliament Hall) during his four years there. He moved to the Jupiter campus in August 2012 and currently oversees housing and residential life operations on the campus.
Sammie Linton, Hall Coordinator, Housing and Residential Life (Jupiter Campus)
Sammie Linton is the Hall Coordinator for Florida Atlantic University Housing and Residential Life of the John D. MacArthur Campus. Sammie is currently pursuing his Master's degree in Higher Education Leadership. A native of Mississippi, Sammie graduated from the University of Tennessee at Martin with a B.S. in Political Science. While there he was active amongst several leadership roles within Residence Life and the Student Government Association.
Sammie works closely with the Coordinator of Residential Life to ensure that daily functions of Residence Life at the FAU John D. MacArthur Campus are running smoothly, addressing any needs the residents may have and leading Resident Assistants through various programming areas.
Marvis Nelson - Assistant Director Student Health Services (Jupiter Campus) /Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner
Marvis Nelson received her ASN from Palm Beach Community College in 1975. While working in the acute care setting, she earned a BSN from FIU in 1976. In 1997, she received her MSN in the Nurse Practitioner, Family Health track from Barry University. In 1990, Marvis attended Emory University Regional Training Program and received a Nurse Practitioner Certificate in Ob/Gyn. She is board certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner by ANCC (American Nurses Credentialing Center) and as a Women's Health Care Nurse Practitioner by NCC (National Certificate Corporation).
Victoria Castle - Program Assistant/Appointment Scheduler, Student Health Services (Jupiter Campus)
Victoria Castle has spent most of her life in NYC and moved to Florida for a warmer and sunnier environment. Her last job was as a Newsroom Coordinator at News 12 the Bronx.
Devin Sieck, Assistant Director, Student Involvement and Leadership (Jupiter Campus)
Devin has worked in Student Affairs at FAU's Jupiter Campus since January 2012. She currently serves as an Assistant Director in Student Involvement and Leadership. In this role she advises Program Board, Council of Student Organization (COSO) and facilities leadership development on the Jupiter Campus.
She obtained her Master's degree in Educational Leadership: Higher Education from FAU Prior to her experience in higher education, she worked in the field of recreation, graduating from the University of Northern Iowa with a Bachelor's in Leisure, Youth & Human Services.
Some of Devin's interests include running, reading and thrifting.
Wonsha Joseph, Graduate Assistant, Student Involvement and Leadership
An international student from the Bahamas; Wonsha is currently attending FAU's college of education, majoring in clinical mental health counseling. The returning owlette previously completed her undergrad degree in psychology at FAU's MacArthur Campus and completed a year long post graduation internship for Your Aging Resource Centre (formerly known as the Area Agency on Aging). During her free time, Wonsha can be found donating he time between FAU's International Friend program in Boca or Mentoring for the Mental Health Association of Palm Beach County in middle schools across North Palm Beach.
Khambrel Ward – Assistant Director, Multicultural, Student Union, WCCES/SAVI, Orientation (Jupiter Campus)
Khambrel Ward joined the Weppner Center team as the Jupiter representative in Fall 2013. He is currently the Assistant Director for Student Affairs on the John D. MacArthur campus. Khambrel received his bachelor's degree in Family Youth and Community Sciences from the University of Florida and a master's degree in Minority and Urban Education from the University of Maryland-College Park.


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Through its fix-to-own program, Chicago Velo Campus partners with local schools such as Epic Academy to host a six-week program where youth can gain new skills in bike mechanics. Classes meet twice weekly, and Chicago Velo Campus supplies all the necessary materials for students to bring previously used bicycles back to life. Participants keep their finished bikes after the program, providing them with a safe and efficient means of transportation to school or work.
The tutors at Lynwood Educational Services Center stick to a set of core beliefs: that education is most possible in an atmosphere of trust and respect, and that an optimistic outlook helps students meet their highest expectations. With this positive attitude in mind, the instructors aid students from third grade through adulthood, imparting their knowledge through one-on-one and small-group sessions. The center chooses its staff from a qualified pool of honor students and licensed teachers.
A smattering of 20 sauces and seasonings dripping from handspun wings coats patrons' fingers as they cheer on their favorite professional sports teams broadcast on Buffalo Wild Wings' TVs. Eyes are torn between watching teams dribble a ball, shoot a puck, and land a grand jeté, and plates of plentiful wings, burgers, wraps, salads, and ribs. For more entertainment, trivia games exercise brains, and the Blazin' Challenge offers recognition for those brave enough to down a dozen wings slathered in the eatery's hottest sauce in 6 minutes.
Bev Art Brewer & Winemaker Supply helps brewmasters and vintners around Chicago take their concoctions from plan to reality with wine- and-beer-making gear. Industrious hobbyists can grab their own malt extracts and carboys here, and beginners can get started with wine and beer kits. The shop also stocks brains with the skills to needed to bottle new masterpieces, hosting classes taught by brewers, winemakers, cheese-crafters, and mead-makers. The experts also contribute to some of the shop's own potions; their Wild Blossom Meadery & Winery produces barrels of honey wine made by bees who spend years squashing grapes with their tiny feet.
Golf with friends is the best kind of bonding. There's nothing like being out in the open air, hearing the wind blow through the beautiful old trees lining the fairways, and refusing to grant your compadres a mulligan. The satisfaction of a well-played hole is amplified by the amusement you get from your partner's three-shot spectacle in the woodsy rough. Today's Groupon gets you and a friend 18 holes with cart at River Oaks Golf Course for $40 (up to a $88 value, depending on the day you go). Your Groupon is good for any time Monday through Friday and after noon on weekends.
In 1903, Hammond's first mayor, Marcus M. Towle, opened the Towle Opera House to provide the city with a venue for theatrical productions. Times changed, and with them the theater: the opera house became a cinema, and eventually a string of fashion shops moved into the space. The building seemed destined for a future of holographic retail, but in 2003—a century since the stage first opened—it was reborn as the Towle Theater. Since then, its intimate brick-lined confines have hosted such crowd-pleasing productions as The Musical of Musicals, the Musical and A New Brain.


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April 10, 2013
Today, the City of Tallahassee unveiled its newest communication tool. DigiTally is a new mobile application and one of the first products to come from the City's Innovation & Engagement Target Issue Committee, whose purpose is to find ways to creatively engage and involve citizens in their community.
"We understand that citizens want to communicate with the City about things that matter to them and impact the quality of life in their community - graffiti, broken street lights and potholes, to name a few," said Commissioner Andrew Gillum, lead commissioner on the Innovation & Engagement Target Issue Committee. "DigiTally makes reporting an issue easy and convenient and allows citizens to monitor the issue until it is resolved."
Using the mobile app, citizens who are out and about in the community will be able to submit a Citizen Work Request that is sent directly to staff for resolution. DigiTally uses geographical information system data to identify the precise location of the problem. For example, if you see graffiti on a bridge overpass, you simply go to the DigiTally app on your smartphone or tablet and select "New Request." The app finds your current location and includes it on your request.
The app also contains a photo feature that allows you to attach a photograph to the request, so the responding staff person will know exactly what to look for when they arrive to address the issue.
Other custom features built into this internet-based app include direct connections to information about popular City services. DigiTally provides easy access to check your yard waste pick-up day, find a park, view the photo gallery of adoptable pets, stay up-to-date on City news and events, pay your utility bill and more. You can even share why you love Tallahassee with a comment or photograph!
"We are always looking for ways to make it easy for citizens to interact with government," said Commissioner Gil Ziffer, member of the Innovation and Engagement Target Issue Committee. "When you have something to communicate, other than having an immediate face to face meeting with the right staff person, it just doesn't get any easier than this."
DigiTally is free and available for download from the APP Store and the Google Play. For more information on DigiTally, how to get it and how it works, you can watch the short introductory videos featured on Talgov.com: Animated Overview and DigiTally - How Do I? For other ways to connect with the City of Tallahassee, please visit Talgov.com, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @COTNews.
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Sweet Gratitude Bonus Alphas
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- Type: Embellishment Pack
- Designer: Trixie Scraps Designs
- Download Size: 195.4 MB (approximate)
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- Monograms Characters: 360
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When life gets sour, sweeten it with gratitude… and then make a page about it with this new digital scrapbooking kit from Trixie Scraps. "Sweetened with Gratitude" is perfect for scrapping about all the things you are grateful for and the beautiful, muted fall palette will work well for your Thanksgiving photos, outdoor autumn photos and so much more! This is a basic foam alphabet that coordinates with the whole collection. It includes uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and essential punctuation in five different colors - gold, green, navy, red and teal. You'll be reaching for this basic alpha again and again - a must have in every digital scrapbooker's stash!
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Patton Oswalt is really good in Justified. He reminds me of Perkins from Sheriff Lobo.
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In 2009, Las Vegas local John Kane scored the dream of many gamblers, winning five large jackpots on slot machines in an hour worth around $8,200 USD a piece at the
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Andrew Leavitt, a veteran LV lawyer representing Mr. Kane, calls the accusation ridiculous, saying his client was playing by the rules of the machine and was not responsible for the manufacturer's programming errors. He tells
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He admits that his client, along with Mr. Nestor (who played primarily in Penn. casinos) then exploited the bug at the Fremont, the Golden Nugget, the Orleans, the Texas Station, Harrah's, the Rio, the Wynn, and the Silverton, but contends he did not "hack" and did nothing wrong.
The pair used their trick on the Game King multi-game machine. [Image Source: IGT]
Even Las Vegas' Gaming Control Board chief inspector Jim Barbaree calls the exploit an "extreme rarity", saying most "cheaters" use mechanical tricks or other physical attacks like shocking the machine to try to earn illicit playouts. By contrast Mr. Kane was playing the game, but had found an error of the game within its rules.
Mr. Nestor commented on the charges previously, "I'm being arrested federally for winning on a slot machine. It's just like if someone taught you how to count cards, which we all know is not illegal. You know. Someone told me that there are machines that had programming that gave a player an advantage over the house. And that's all there is to it.… Who would not win as much money as they could on a machine that says, 'Jackpot'? That's the whole idea!"
Andre Nestor faces years in prison for winning a slot machine. [Image Source: Wired]
The key to the case is an ambiguous phrase "exceeds authorized access". That catch all phrase is used by companies to try to send whoever they dislike to prison by accusing the target of using their machine/software in a way they didn't approve of. In some cases such "violations" have resulted in prison time, in others the suspects have been found innocent.
The CFAA is under reform, after RSS-coauthor and internet activist Aaron Schwartz
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The Tea party is an excellent example why it's too late to change via peacefull means.
Maybe the "mind" exists amongst the people but the action they should take against the system is completly oblivious to them. Have you read any of the tea party's economic proposals? They're complete and utter suicide! They would benifit the rich ten times what current policies do!
Yet they enjoy massive support. Because they're simply stating they're "against" something. That's the mind of the people right now, they're "against" the current system but have no clue what they are "for".
Ron paul was your best shot and you can see what happened. His economic proposals are only insane in that they're outdated and wouldn't work in a modern world, but atleast they worked once. Compared to the economic ideas of the rest which have never and will never work. How many votes did he get, both as a independant in 2008 and as a republican in 2012? Exactly.
The average american is ignorant as fuck at this point. I'm reading more and more shocking statistics each day. did you know about 40+% of the (remaining) population of detroit is functionally illiterate? They can still vote though. How the hell would they know who to vote for and why, if they can't even read?!
But to be honest, in my oppinion, it's too late even if the mind of the people was set on revolution. Do you really think you can fight a war against the government when 1/3rd of the population is too fat to run? Can't hide behind a tree because both their gut and their butt are sticking out?
Maybe 5-6 years ago it could've still happened but it's far too late now. We're in a full fledged collapse of the roman empire, including the massive loss of skill and knowledge as happened in the 500's. I wouldn't have believed it if i wasn't alive to experience it myself, but there you go. One indication of this is the loss of cheap skill analog producing techniques in favor of expensive specialized digital technology (soon to be unaffordable by the masses), another would be a society built on the concept of throwing stuff away while not even 50 years ago things where built and repaired to last decades, meaning all those skills and tricks learned repairing stuff are lost and have to be relearned.
If i was living in the US right now (i'm not but if i was) i would get the hell out. After a decade or 2 of severe poverty everybody's alot thinner and alot more focused on what they do want, rather on what they don't.
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