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Does anyone out there in LA or MS grow night blooming jasmine? I've read so many wonderful things about it's fragrance on the fragrant plant site. I could not find any plants locally this spring so I sent for some seeds from Hudson Seed Co. in California. They readily germinated and now my plants are 2-3 feet tall. I'm wondering when they might bloom? I've got some planted in the yard and some in pots. |
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- Posted by sunrisegirl 8a East Tx (My Page) on Thu, Jul 18, 02 at 22:36
I read that it blooms on the full moon. I don't know as my hasn't bloomed at all. It is as tall as me now 5' and looks very healthy. I read that it likes sun! It better hurry as they are not hardy for my area. |
Mine blooms for three or four days every two to three weeks, in cycles. Last year I did not get any fragrance until August. This year it has been blooming off and on since May. It did not bloom until it was shoulder height. This plant reseeds freely and will return from the roots from a hard freeze in my area. In my last yard I had a plant grown approximately 16 feet in one growing season. I prune whenever necessary (about twice a year). |
- Posted by Gardnpondr 8 (My Page) on Mon, Jul 29, 02 at 1:20
oh kewl! I've never heard of this one before. Is it a vine or a shrub? |
- Posted by sunrisegirl 8a East Tx (My Page) on Tue, Jul 30, 02 at 13:32
I'm not in LA, but only 60mi from Shreveport in Texas. I grow night blooming jasimine and it is not about 5' tall. It finally bloomed on the last full moon, but the tiny flowers weren't very fragrant. I've been told that sometimes it takes time for the fragrance to develop. It is not hardy in my area, so will have to be brought in to the shed for winter. |
I have one called either "Confederate" or "New orleans" jasmine. It is not a vine per se it scatters more than climbs, but does bloom at night with a true jasmine aroma. I do see them in nurseries, in fact I saw one at Walmart in Bogalusa last week. the other one I have climbs and is more fragrent, blooms more, but a shorter period and the fragrence is not as pleasant as the other. I'm not sure the one I saw at WM was called either name, but I have found that any plant can be called lots of things. Did I say too much and not give you any info? |
- Posted by Honeybee MS/8B (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Aug 9, 02 at 22:58
Joeray, If you are in N.O. Banting Garden Center on Hope this helps |
This is more shrub like, and no the moon does not play a part. Not like other jasmime, it is sweet in scent,but no visual aspects that would make your photo award! |
Honeybee: Thanks for the offer but as I said, I bought some seeds from J.L. Hudson Seedsman in California this spring and germinated quite a few plants. I now have seven, three in pots and four in the yard. They are about 3 feet tall (the ones in the pots are doing better than the ones planted in the yard.) but I've seen not sign of blooms yet. Possibly they won't get big enough to bloom this year. When do your's bloom? Also, do you have any planted out and if so, do they survive the winter freezes? |
The cold kills mine back, but it comes back in the spring. The viny one doesn't die back. I don't think it will die easily ,which may be a drawback because it is very vigorous |
Joeray, Night blooming Jasmine is a perennial shrub that will come back from the ground after winter kill.Will stay green in mild winters.It puts out fragrance at sunset and is strongest at night.Will bloom from seed the same year.Size is not too important.I have forced them into bloom when only 1 foot tall.Use fertilizer high in Phosp.I like blooms plus which is 10-60-10.The night jasmine is coming into bloom this time of year.I would like to add that the seed pods are more showy than the flowers! |
I checked my plants this afternoon and discovered that two of the potted plants had unopened blooms on them. I checked againg aroung 8 pm and discovered that the blooms had opened but without much fragrance. I read on the fragrant plant forum of a gardner whose plant bloomed at first with very little fragrance but a month or so later, the plant bloomed and the fragrance was intense. I'll hope mine are like that. |
- Posted by queen10asha a7 MS (My Page) on Wed, Aug 21, 02 at 10:29
The Jasmine with the most fragrance is called "aztec" and is native to South America. You can order seeds from private growers. The scent is heavenly - not easy to gemminate - but once you do, it's hardy and likes lots of hot sun and blooms freely at night. I tried to germinate two packets this year and failed. I'm going to try again this winter under a grow light and keep them in pots (large) for the summer. I purchased a Jasmine bush that actually looks like a topiary that is approximately 4 ft. tall from my local nursery. I found that if I keep snipping off the spent flowers it continues to bloom and smells heavenly. It is a tropical and will need to come inside before the first frost (it's in a pot and will remain there) This is the star of my porch, doesn't like super hot sun (a little in the morning and a little in the afternoon) and gets watered every other day. Hope this helps! |
- Posted by jperilloux 8b (My Page) on Fri, Oct 25, 02 at 12:36
I've tried planting the seeds right off the plant and none of those germinated. Should they be dried first? |
- Posted by jperilloux 8b LA (My Page) on Sat, Oct 26, 02 at 9:53
A mature plant will produce blooms at night every 2-3 weeks during summer. |
I just purchased one of these Night-Blooming Jasmine, and it says it'll grow 8-12' tall, and could be used as a "divider"... So for the last few days, I've been pondering just where to put it, to best benefit from not only the fragrance, but the white blooms, come nighttime. The picture above... is that the extent of the blooms? I had thought (hoped) the flowers would be larger and somehow showier at night. Also, is there a general idea of how big around this bush will get? Could anyone show me a picture of a complete bush? Maybe up next to something else, for size comparison? Sure would be appreciated! Kimberly |
Kimberly, that's a pretty good shot of a night blooming jasmine plant. The flowers are not much to look at, the fragrance is the big thing. The plants are not great looking either, but not bad. My plants that I grew from seeds last year bloomed several times, but the fragrance was not that strong and I did not think it was one of the better fragrances I've smelled. Certainly not anything like Sweet Olive, which I think is outstanding. I was disappointed. I cut the plants down to the ground at the end of the season last year and they are re-sprouting now. I'll see what I think of them this year. They're easy to grow. |
hi, Joeray. You should get knocked off your feet by the fragrance one of these hot nights if you have a biggish plant. I think the scent is much stronger when it is hottt and humiddd. But no, it is not like sweet olive. |
I read this thread and noticed several references to starting night jasmine from seed. I have grown plants over the last 5-6 years and always made cuttings (easy). But this year I noticed for the first time that seeds had developed on the plant. They are hard coated and WHITE! About the size of a large pea. Any ideas on how to germinate them? When are they ready to sow? Thanks! |
- Posted by SprightlyGreen z9 NoLA (My Page) on Fri, Apr 18, 03 at 12:15
Good God!................they grow like weeds here. The smell is incredible............and they grow well in the shade. |
- Posted by newgardender30 Z5 CHICAGO (My Page) on Mon, Jul 7, 03 at 1:43
I am from Acapulco, Mexico and my grandmother had them when she was alive. They can get very tall and the fragrance was incredible. I usually spent the nights gazing at the stars while smelling these flowers. I will try to grow them next year here in Chicago as an annual. The plant is kinda poisonous though, especially the seeds. Keep them away from pets, kids, and the occasional junkie as the unripe berries of this plant cause hallucinations but can also cause coma if eaten in large quantities, although birds love them. The plant contains glyco-alkaloids and atropine-like alkaloids. |
- Posted by Carole_Ruth z8 Fla (My Page) on Sun, Sep 14, 03 at 20:07
Will the night blooming jasmine come back if planted in the ground? It freezes here and I have so many plants now that I have to bring in. (zone 8) Thanks! |
I just moved into a new house which had this poor spindly garden that hadn't been watered in forever and a day. After installing new sprinklers, I began to dig out the truly dead material and then noticed something about this one pile of what I thought were dead sticks. There was a tag left on the plant - Night Blooming Jasmine. I've always wanted this in my garden - you can smell it in some L.A. neighborhoods at night in the spring and summer and the mere thought brings back great memories. So I left the sticks in the ground and watered and fed the "dead" bush. Lo and behold, it started to green up and in just the last two weeks alone has gone from a 1 foot high nearly dead bush to a 2 1/2 foot mass of beautiful foliage. That's some fast growing. I transplanted it to a better spot - right near the bedroom windows for some evening fragrance next spring (I hope) and to screen the new central air unit. Great plant! Now I've got to continue to amend a half acre of massively clay soil ... Oh, my breaking back. |
Late summer of '02, I started my Night Bloom Jasmine from seed when I was living in Zone 5. What I did was take a white (it was actually starting to turn a little brown), ripe berry from a friend's plant and opened it. Inside are several tiny black seeds that look like pepper flakes. I planted these directly in soil in a pot and a week or two later, a seedling appeared. The little plant nearly died on me twice over it's first winter, from the cold and lack of sun (I believe). I brought the dying plant with me when I moved to California Zone 9 in Feb. and I had to cut it all the way down to the soil because the plant looked terrible. The plant soon started to revive and has now grown at least four feet tall and a couple of feet wide in 9 months!! Until three to four weeks ago, the plant was growing in vegetative state and only one or two flower clusters had appeared since the end of summer. I didn't think it would fully bloom this year because I read somewhere that sometimes it doesn't bloom until the second or third year. In early November, little buds were starting to appear and I had to repot it because I was having to water the plant twice a day sometimes. This is a VERY THIRSTY plant and it loves the California sun, like me :). Now, into the first week of Dec. the plant is at it's peak and the lateral branches, and some of the upright ones, are covered with hundreds of the famous, small and intensely fragrant flowers. I can see more are starting to grow too. I was reading that sometimes the fragrance can cause allergic reactions. I have rather bad seasonal allergies, but I have not been severley affected by this plant and I get pretty close to it sometimes. When I came home tonight, I parked my car outdoors about 30 feet from where the plant is located and as soon as I got out of my car I could already smell the flowers! I was so overjoyed that it prompted me to search more info on this plant and join this site. Hope this helps! If anyone knows a good method to keep aphids and other small bugs under control please let me know. My plant seems to attract two or three kinds of tiny bugs. I would prefer to not use chemicals, since they may hurt me and anyone else who wants to enjoy the plant up close. Also, sometimes they burn the plant. I found a link which I have pasted below that has a detailed description of the plant including pictures. Notice how the flowers look different in the different pics. The open, star flower is what it looks like at night, and the other pics with closed flowers is how it looks during the day. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Night Bloom Jasmine pics
- Posted by memac 7/8 TX (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, Feb 9, 04 at 16:05
I live in El Paso TX. Does anyone know if Night Blooming Jasmine will grow here? |
I believe it is root hardy in zones 9 and above. It would be marginal in Zone 8, but it is grown in the Shreveport area with some success. You would need to mulch well around the root ball and will probably have to cut back the dead growth. It will resprout in the spring if the root ball isn't damaged. In a protected spot, say with a southern exposure, it could possibly make it. It would be well worth the effort as the scent is intoxicating. Mine really developed the strong scent in the second year. I have talked to others with the same experience. I think it could be container grown as well. Steve |
- Posted by deep_south_gardener z9b (My Page) on Fri, Feb 13, 04 at 21:50
OK ya'll my 2 cents. I had this plant in my garden for years and had no idea what it was. Don't even remember where it came from. Probably a volunteer. The smell at night is wonderful. It doesn't smell if you get right up on the flowers but from a distance it's wonderful. Anyway, I purchased a book by Sunset, National Garden book, it has a long list of plants, pictures and information about the plants. I used it to look up this plant that had been unidentified for so long. Here's what's listed, Cestrum Solanaceae an evergreen shrub, partial shade, regular water, fruit and sap are poisonous if ingested, the variety I have is Cestrum Nocturnum, Night Jessamine, it grows to 12 feet, has long 4-8 inch leaves bright green, white flower clusters and white berries in the fall. I have never been able to start from seed but it comes up all over the yard in the spring and that's when I dig up the small plants and move or give away. I wish I had more room it is an easy to grow plant. It does die back after a hard freeze but always comes back. It is worth the effort of finding one in my opinion. I'll do a post in the spring if I have several plantlets that pop up in my garden. I wouldn't mind sharing with anyone nearby. deep south gardener |
I have night Jasmine by my front porch. It gets sun from about noon to dusk. We never water or fertilize or spray, and it grows near tall as the house every year. In full bloom the smell is almost too intense. As someone said, from a distance would be better. |
I got inflamed hands from chopping some down. If I'd stuck my finger in my eye it probably would have really burned. Gloves are a good plan. It does NOT burn right away on your hand, but gets started silently and then slowly you realize your hands are on FIRE. Maybe I'm slightly allergic, but I'd be careful. And yes, those seeds are poisonous. |
I got my night blooming jasmine seeds from ebay. It is not an attractive plant, but the scent in the evening is wonderful. |
- Posted by SprightlyGreen z9 N.O. LA (My Page) on Sat, Mar 20, 04 at 12:38
- Posted by Charlene_in_Iowa 5 Zone (My Page) on Fri, Apr 16, 04 at 23:13
I will be starting mine from seed this year, from a seed trade in '03. Some of you have given me hope, and that it will do well. I am certainly growing this for the fragrance and am excited to try. I really do hope mine will bloom the first year, because I don't do well at all with houseplants :(. Why do some references say that it's not recommended from seed, are they that difficult to start? Any help would be appreciated. Charlene |
- Posted by live_oak_lady Zone 9 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 29, 04 at 18:14
I am in your vicinity and my night jasmine bushes bloom when it is a little warmer than 75 degrees. It blooms and puts out its fragrance at night. Night jasmine was used very much in the Vieux Carre' in New Orleans in the 18th and 19th centuries to mask the smells of the horses and domestic animals (not to mention the outhouses). Some people do not like its sweet smell but I love it. I plant it where the breeze from the south blows the fragrance towards the house. And, if you pick a branch for the indoors, it will begin to smell at dusk also and REALLY give your house a good fragrance. It makes white berries in the fall and you can use them in Christmas wreaths and arrangements. I used the blooming branches in church once for a nighttime wedding and the whole church smelled very "weddingly." Coleen |
ok stupid question, can I grow this on my climate? I have always wanted one of these plants but I won't waste my money if the effort will be futile. Thanks in advance :) Maigan |
I grew one of these a few Summers ago. It didn't return the next Spring, although many other Cestrum species are very reliable about coming back. I have a pretty pathetic sense of smell, but let me assure you that Night Blooming Jasmine can knock you off your feet on a hot, humid evening. To me it smells like a very intense cheap perfume. Not nearly as wonderful as Tea Olive or Gardenia. |
- Posted by live_oak_lady Zone 9 (My Page) on Sat, May 1, 04 at 20:05
You can grow it in your area. Put it in a large lightweight pot and take it indoors in the winter. You can cut it back and it will return in the spring. However, it cannot take hard freezes, as it freezes roots and all. The previous reader doesn't like the "cheap perfume" smell. To each his own. One tree in the neigborhood can make a summer night smell heavenly. |
My new litle plant is doing very well, blooming & smelling wonderful (to me). BUT, some bug or bugs love it. I can't find the culprits, but they are chewing the heck out of the leaves. Is this a larval food for any caterpillars? I'd rather not use insecticides if I can avoid it.... should I just let the leaves be eaten & not worry about it? Thoughts?? |
I may be a lone voice here but I think a WARNING is in order regarding jasmine. I had a nice healthy one on my balcony in SoCal and the smell was TOO MUCH at night. Unless you like cloying odors I'd suggest you keep this one at a healthy distance from your living space. Otherwise it's a lovely low maintenance plant. |
- Posted by knuckles_2010 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 16, 10 at 22:36
Can anybody please tell me how to get a start off a Night Jasmine from the plant I have now...thanks a million... |
I have sprouted cuttings from a Confederate jasmine by simply putting cutting into some potting soil. I used a kitty litter bucket and used plastic cups with some holes in the bottom as pots. I then put a clear plastic bag over the bucket and put it on my back porch in the shade (indirect light). This might work with the night jasmine as well..worth the try. |
- Posted by knuckles_2010 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 17, 10 at 21:17
Hey pjames,,,will try it . let you know what happens...thanks...later |
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Richard Smallwood, one of Gospel music's living legends, has been making life-changing appearances around the country as he promotes his upcoming CD Promises. He recently appeared at New York's Greater Allen A.M.E. for an "intimate concert" that turned into a full-on worship service after he performed "Mender" and "Trust Me" from the CD. His upcoming appearances include "The Experience With Dedry Jones" in Chicago, as well as television performances of his single "Trust Me" on TBN (August 26, re-airing August 27) and Sunday Best (August 28).
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"Trust Me," the majestic first single, is currently available at iTunes and is on its way to the top of the Gospel radio chart. Smallwood says "it is a song to encourage those who have experienced loss. It's telling them that what they are feeling shall pass, if they only trust God." The message perpetuates the album's theme of divine PROMISES, with a lyric that states "I'll fight your battles/if you will only trust me."
"Mender" opens with a big band horn section and ruminates about the trials and tribulations that can break one's heart. "A loved one has departed, a friend has gone," Smallwood sings in empathy. "Just know the pain won't last always," co-lead Stephanie Winslow testifies. "This too shall pass to brighter days. Don't you know he's putting you back together again?" Then, Vision chimes in with the declaration that like a handyman, God is "the mender of broken hearts."
PROMISES also features "Is There Any Way?" The song was originally recorded on the late Bishop Walter Hawkins' LOVE ALIVE III, and Smallwood reworked it in tribute to Hawkins, who was his mentor and friend. Donald Lawrence collaborates with Smallwood on "Facts Are, Truth Is;" and Lalah Hathaway (daughter of his '60s Howard University classmate Donny Hathaway) appears on "Praying for Peace." "I was going through some of the songs I had written in the '70s and many had the same theme as this song," Smallwood recalls. "Back then it was the Vietnam War, so we're going through the very same thing because there's always been fighting, there's always been war. But now racism has reared its ugly head in a way that I haven't seen since I was a little boy. I wanted to write something that everyone could identify with globally, which is that we need peace."
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Features By Kate Erbland on December 4, 2013 | Comments (6)Call it "lowered expectations" or a "great mistake" or just answer that titular question with a big "it already happened, and just last month" – but yes, Mike Newell, Helena Bonham Carter, and Ralph Fiennes made a movie and none of you bothered to see it. That's perhaps a bit hyperbolic as some people saw it, but the odds that you, the one reading this right now, didn't see it are exceedingly high. And no, I'm not getting high and mighty on this one – even I didn't see the film, and that's entirely the point here. It was called (or, well, still is called, I guess) Great Expectations, and no one cared to see it when it finally hit the American box office in November. Guess the high schoolers haven't hit that part of their syllabus yet. Earlier this year, I examined whether or not the modern box office (or, at the very least, this season's box office) was in need of both a new Romeo and Juliet and a new Great Expectations. Curiously, I determined that, sure, a new Great Expectations could be okay (bonus – Bonham Carter as Miss Havisham) and that Romeo and Juliet was a nonstarter. That determination was wrong, at least as it applies to audience turnout.
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Features By Kate Erbland on September 19, 2013 | Comments (2)Do we need new Romeo and Juliet and Great Expectations film adaptations? In a word – sort of. This fall brings two new film adaptations of classic works of drama and romance and seriously funny character names (Havisham? Come on), just in time for high school students the world over to have a shiny new version of their assigned reading to watch on the big screen (sorry, books). Mike Newell tackles Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations" with his new take on the enduring novel, a "faithful" adaptation of the 1860 book about terrible, terrible, just terrible people and the havoc that class warfare can wreck on young love, which is set to hit theaters in November. Before that, however, we'll be getting yet another new Romeo and Juliet film this October, this one by Carlo Carlei, who has reportedly maintained the Renaissance era Verona setting of William Shakespeare's most famous play, while also jettisoning the traditional dialogue and casting a former Gossip Girl star. But which of these films – if either – is actually necessary?
'Great Expectations' Trailer Is Pretty Much What We Expected
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on September 18, 2013 | Comments (3)Teens with a book report due pretty soon and Dickensian fans unite and rejoice, for Mike Newell's Great Expectations is finally seeing its U.S. release date. The trailer for the costume drama looks every bit like the dreary world Charles Dickens lays out for you in page one of his classic novel, with some much needed color provided by Helena Bonham Carter's Miss Havisham – truly the role she was born to play. For those who had to read "Jane Eyre" instead during their study groups, Great Expectations is the story of an orphan named Pip (Jeremy Irvine) who befriends an eccentric dowager named Miss Havisham (Bonham Carter) and falls in love with her beautiful ward Estella (Holliday Grainger); but since Havisham was betrayed by her love long ago (the tattered wedding gown any indication?), she's trained Estella to hate men and destroy even cuties like young Pip. It's kind of a shame, because a wealthy mystery benefactor leaves Pip a hefty sum of money to allow him to become a gentleman, so girl is missing out. Though the U.S. trailer has some gorgeous visuals, I wish they would have stuck with more elements of the UK version (which our own Nathan Adams wrote about last year here); having the trailer focus more on character performances feels more compelling. Look at what Bonham Carter can do with crazy. And Ralph Fiennes in the role of escaped convict Magwitch is downright nervewracking. Check out the trailer for yourself here:
'Great Expectations' Trailer Brings the Classic Story Back to Life, Again
Movie News By Nathan Adams on September 17, 2012 | Be the First To CommentSeeing as we already got a version of Charles Dickens' assigned-to-you-freshman-year-of-high-school classic "Great Expectations" that was adapted by a Harry Potter director (Alfonso Cuarón) back in 1998, some might be under the impression that we don't need another. But Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire director Mike Newell would beg to differ, so he's put together his own film version of the much-loved-except-by-high-school-freshmen story, and he's challenged Cuarón to a secret benefactor showdown. For those of you (us) who slept through your high school English classes, Great Expectations centers on the character of Pip (War Horse's Jeremy Irvine), a young boy of meager means who nevertheless befriends a creepy old rich lady named Miss Havisham (Helena Bonham Carter), falls in love with her beautiful but twisted young ward Estella (Holliday Grainger), and eventually becomes a young gentleman with a bursting pocketbook and a wealth of potential due to the generosity of an anonymous benefactor (identity withheld). How does this all hash out in regards to Newell's new film? If its new UK trailer [via Empire] is any indication, it gives Newell the chance to distance himself from the miserable failure that was his last film, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, re-embrace the spooky mood-building that made him a good fit for the Harry Potter franchise, and work with respected actors like Ralph Fiennes, Robbie Coltrane, and Sally Hawkins.
'Great Expectations' Trailer: Finally, Helena Bonham Carter Is Miss Havisham
Movie News By Kate Erbland on August 13, 2012 | Comments (1)Oh, thank goodness! Today we finally get our first look at a film that most of us have forgotten was even being made (mainly, because it doesn't need to be)! If nothing else, Mike Newell's take on "Great Expectations" exists for one reason – to allow Helena Bonham Carter the role she was born to play, the culmination of every terribly-clad madwoman she's ever portrayed on screen – Charles Dickens' irrepressible Miss Havisham! As ever, Great Expectations focuses on the impoverished orphan Pip (Jeremy Irvine), the convict who changes his life (Ralph Fiennes), the crazed rich lady who also changes his life (Carter, of course), and her wickedly beautiful and wickedly cold niece (Holliday Granger) who inflicts on him the emotional equivalent of a wrecking ball's best work. The film also features Robbie Coltrane, so it's possible that such a talented cast will make up for an over-adapted source from a screenwriter who can't even accurately adapt his own novels to the screen (sorry, David Nicholls, but you missed the boat on One Day in a big way). Check out the film's first (appropriately overwrought) trailer after the break.
Ralph Fiennes Will Get a Double Dose of Dickens
In Development By Scott Beggs on July 19, 2011 | Be the First To CommentAmidst the many things from stage to screen keeping him busy, Ralph Fiennes will be cuddling up to Charles Dickens for two film projects. According to The Daily Mail, he'll be taking a second shot at directing with The Invisible Woman – a film telling the story of the author's affair with an 18-year-old girl (when he was at the ripe young age of 45). He's been meeting with actresses like Imogen Poots, Abbie Cornish and Felicity Jones, but the entire project is still in its earliest phases. There's always the possibility that he'll act while directing (like he did with Coriolanus), but at this stage it's unlikely that he'll star as Dickens. While he's aiming to shoot that next Spring or Summer, he'll be facing Dickens first this Fall as he plays Abel Magwitch in Mike Newell's adaptation of Great Expectations. More Fiennes is never a bad thing, and if he can deliver on the directing front with the same power he did in his first outing, he may start hearing his name up for awards for work behind the camera as well as in front of it. In the short term, though, it looks like he'll be responsible for a new resurgence in Dickensian work. Apparently Voldemort is extremely well-read.
Movie News After Dark: Avengers are Go, Elvis is Fired, Wonder Woman is Tougher and Little Thor is Cute
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Installation would be very challenging- it would need to go under my basement stairs in a pretty tight spot. Also, I believe that there's rock under my basement slab. The floor drain does not flow into a public sewer system or into my septic system. Thanks! |
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Bruins top scorer David Krejci can do it on defense and special teams, too
BY MATT KALMAN Boston Herald June 17, 2013 11:46PM
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Everybody knows about David Krejci's offensive game.
The Bruins center has led the NHL in postseason scoring for most of the 2013 Stanley Cup playoffs and entered Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final with 23 points (nine goals) in the first 18 games of the posteason.
Krejci also led the league in playoff scoring in 2011 and he has twice tied for the regular-season team lead in scoring during his Bruins career.
But all those offensive numbers can sometimes overshadow the fact that Krejci is also a solid, reliable defensive player. Observers were recently reminded of Krejci's responsible play when coach Claude Julien picked Krejci to replace Gregory Campbell in the team's rotation of penalty-killing forwards.
Krejci hadn't killed penalties regularly since the 2010-11 season.
"You know, I kind of like it. It's a little more responsibility," Krejci said. "Our killers have been doing a pretty good job all season, all playoffs, so I'm just trying to help us as much as I can to get the penalty kill going."
The Bruins have killed off 22 straight opposing power plays since Game 5 of the second-round series against the Rangers. Krejci has had to fill in for Campbell ever since Campbell broke his leg in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals against Pittsburgh. Some coaches might be reluctant to put his top scorer out on the penalty kill, but not Julien.
"He's always been in all the meetings, even this year, because if one of our penalty killers was in the box, he would kill some penalties," Julien said. "He's very comfortable with it. I think he's done a great job. David is a smart player. He can read off a lot of people, is able to read the plays. To me, it was not a big issue to put him in there because he's very capable of handling more ice time."
Even when he's not trying to extinguish teams' man-advantages, Krejci focuses a lot on taking care of his own end. In the Bruins' balanced structure, they don't employ a traditional checking line. Typically Krejci's line and Patrice Bergeron's line go head-to-head with the opponent's top two lines each game.
Krejci, who has a career plus-58 rating, said he had to adjust to being a two-way player when he first got to the NHL. However, as he's emerged as a star he's taken as much pride in preventing goals as scoring them and setting them up. And he realized that getting a defensive stop can lead to a scoring opportunity.


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Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Thursday, December 11, 2014
Art Exhibit: From Nests to Nets
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
The Prospect Park Alliance in partnership with Audubon NY welcomes artist Rebecca Jewell to display her newest exhibit,From Nests to Nets.
Category: Nature, Art, History, Tours, Talks
NYC Compost Project: Teacher Wormshop
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Discover the benefits of composting with a worm bin in your classroom. This excellent hands-on and inquiry-based activity teaches kids biology, recycling, and responsibility.
Category: Education, Nature
2nd Annual Tree Lighting Celebration
at Astoria Park Lawn (in Astoria Park), Queens
6:30 p.m.
Join family, friends, and neighbors in celebrating Astoria's new holiday tradition.
Category: Concerts, Festivals, Winter Holidays, Holiday Lightings
NYC's Aquatic 'Gentle Giants': An Evening Talk with Paul Sieswerda, Executive Director of Gotham Whale
at Conference House Park Visitor Center (in Conference House Park), Staten Island
7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Paul Sieswerda, Executive Director of Gotham Whale will give an evening talk and presentation on the increasing number of whales being found off the shores of NYC.
Category: Education, Nature, Talks, Waterfront
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at McCarren Play Center, Brooklyn
8:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Compete in wheelchair basketball at McCarren, whether you're experienced or new at the sport. It's challenging, fast-paced and exciting. Recreation Center membership is required.
Category: Accessible, Sports
Friday, December 12, 2014
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist Tuesday, September 30 through Sunday, January 17, in the Visitor & Administration Building Gallery Fee: Free with…
Category: Art
2nd Whimsical Winter Wonder...Exhibition
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Through paintings, photography, sculpture and various other mediums, fourteen established and emerging artists express their interpretation of winter, wonder and whimsy.
Category: Art
2014 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The annual Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition is a cornerstone of the park's visual arts program and is widely acclaimed for the ambition, breadth & innovation of the works on view.
Category: Art, Waterfront
Wreath Interpretations Holiday Exhibition
at Arsenal (in Central Park), Manhattan
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
NYC Parks celebrates the holiday season with its 32nd annual exhibition of unique, unconventional wreaths.
Category: Art, Winter Holidays, Seniors
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Many art education students choose to add a minor to their academic program. Although there are numerous minors available at TCNJ, art education students have declared minors in the following areas: Art History, Fine Art, Lens Based, Psychology, Deaf Studies, Communication Disorders, and Women's and Gender Studies. Depending on the minor, an additional semester (and/or summer classes) may be required in order to meet the requirements. Students are permitted to request an over load of five course during one semester only (if they meet the 3.3 GPA requirement and are of sophomore standing or higher).
Minors consist of five full courses units. Only one course taken as a part of the student's major may also be counted toward the student's minor; however, correlate courses to the major may be applied freely to the minor. Multiple minors may overlap by only one course. One-half of the courses required for the minor must be completed at TCNJ or through a prior approved course exchange program.
In order to declare a minor, students must complete an Application for Minor/Removal of Minor form, and obtain the signature of the Department Chair. College policy requires that applications for minors must be submitted at least one semester prior to graduation, however it is recommended that you submit your application as early as possible. For additional information about minors please visit the website of the appropriate department, access the Application form here , and the course bulletin at here.
Sample of Fine Arts Minor for Art Education Majors
Option 1:
AAV 111 Drawing
Four 200 or 300 level courses with at least one 300 level course.
Option 2 (By Fine Art Coordinator's Approval):
AAV 111 Drawing
One 200 or 300 level course
AAV 318 Art Theory/Practice
AAV 411 Professional Practice
AAV 412 Senior Thesis
Sample of Lens Based Minor for Art Education Majors
Option 1:
AAV 130 Photo I
Any AAV X3X or AAV X4X
Any AAV X3X or AAV X4X
Any AAV X3X or AAV X4X
Option 2 (By Lens Based Coordinator's Approval):
One 200 or 300 level course selected from the list below
AAV 338 Art Theory/Practice
AAV 431 Professional Practice
AAV 432 Senior Thesis
Advising and Course Registration
All TCNJ students are assigned a Faculty Advisor. Art education students should plan on communicating with their advisor at least once each semester. Students are expected to track their academic progress, understand the requirements of the major, and review their academic requirements on PAWS (Primary Academic Web-based Services). In order to remind students to meet with their advisor prior to registration, a registration hold may be placed on the student account, which is then removed once they meet with their advisor.
Course registration is performed through PAWS (Primary Academic Web-based Services). For additional information about PAWS, please click here .
A helpful tutorial on how to use PAWS and register for classes, can be found here
Information about Summer Courses can be found here
Over-enrollment of Courses
If you try to register for an art course via PAWS and it is full, you will need to register for another course (therefore, plan for back-up options). Your advisor does NOT have the authority to place you in a course that has already met the maximum enrollment. If the course is a required course for your major that must be taken during that semester only (e.g., the art education courses must be taken in sequence, you need a studio course to graduate, etc.) then you should contact one of four people who can over-enroll a student into a course: Art Department Chair, Art Department Program Assistant, Art Department Student Advisor (not your personal student advisor) and the Assistant Dean. Note: The faculty member teaching the course that is full must approve the request before it can be over-enrolled.
Course Overload
Students wanting to add a fifth course (overload) should complete the Overload Permission Form and Planner. The following criteria should be met: 1. A minimum GPA of 3.3 is required. 2. A student cannot be a freshman. 3. In general, overload is granted only once in student's career. The form can be found here.
Student Teaching
Student teaching (AAE 490, 2 units) is completed during one semester of the final year of study. Students must take the Student Teaching Seminar (AAE 492, 1 unit) during the same semester as AAE 490. It is recommended that students do not work or enroll in any other classes during the student teaching experience. Thus, this may require that students take 5 courses during another semester (or a course during the summer) in order to graduate within 4 years. Students can elect to take a course while student teaching, but it may be very challenging.
An annual student teaching meeting with the STEP Office is conducted every November. Placements are arranged through the STEP Office, and the process requires an online application during the junior year of study (typically due in early December, the academic year before student teaching). In order to student teach, students must have a GPA of 2.75 or higher. After submitting the application to the STEP Office online, students must submit an unofficial transcript, 3 copies of an updated resume, and signed student teaching application to the program coordinator. Once the STEP Office receives the student teaching applications, they begin processing the paperwork and assigning each art education student an elementary and secondary field placement. Field placements are posted on the STEP student teaching application website and can be found here. Students may view the pending and approved school placements and the names of their assigned K-12 cooperating teachers. It is recommended that students email and call the cooperating teacher(s) a few weeks before the field experiences begins to introduce themselves and clarify the start date of the student teaching placement. During the first student teaching seminar (AAE 492), students will be given packets of information and asked to distribute the documents to their cooperating teachers. The Culminating Clinical Experience (Senior Student Teaching) Handbook can be accessed online here. For additional information about student teaching placements, please see the STEP Office website at http://step.pages.tcnj.edu/ and the program coordinator.
TCNJ also offers global student teaching. If students elect to student teach abroad, they spend seven weeks of their student teaching requirement at an international school, and the remaining weeks in a New Jersey school. For additional information, please contact the STEP Office (Global Student Teaching).
Important Reminders:
When scheduling classes, Art Education students should choose two Intermediate Art (AAV 2XX) courses that may include: AAV 211 Drawing II, AAV 214 Printmaking I, AAV 216 Fiber Art, AAV 217 Ceramics, AAV 218 Book Arts, AAV 230 Photography II, AAV 231 Camera & Lighting, AAV 232 Image & Narrative, AAV 233 Documentary, and/or AAV 244 Video I.
When scheduling classes, Art Education students should choose three Advanced Art (AAV 3XX) courses that may include: AAV 311 Drawing III, AAV 313 Sculpture II, AAV 314 Printmaking II, AAV 315 Painting II, AVV 3XX Fiber Arts II, AAV 330 Photography III, AAV 340 Video II, AAV 331 Cameras & Lighting II, AAV 332 Darkroom/Alternative Processes, and/or AAV 342 Installation and Performance.
The Art Education (AAE) courses must be taken in sequence: 273, 373, 374, 375, 490 & 492. See bulletin for course prerequisites.
During the Spring of the junior year, art education student should try to leave 4-5 weekdays open from 8:00 am-12:00 for AAE 375 K-12 fieldwork. Each student will work with a classmate so make sure to have similar availabilities.
Art Ed Students must meet the State Health & Physiology requirement for certification. Students need to take a biology, nutrition, anatomy & physiology, health/wellness issues, personal/family/community health, or SCI 104 course OR a Health and Hygiene test in the TCNJ Certification Office, Education Bldg, ext 2396.
It is strongly suggested that Art Education students take the Praxis II Test: Art Content Knowledge prior to student teaching. This is a certification requirement of the state.
Course Descriptions
Art Education course descriptions can be found here.


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