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Crape Myrtles
A popular flowering tree in the South, the crape myrtle can sometimes grow in cooler climes if you're willing to make a few adjustments.
By: Marie Hofer
You can't beat a tree that blooms long and beautifully in the heat of summer. Pair that with a multi-trunked form, compact habit and lovely bark in shades of cinnamon, cream, gray, brown or white (and sometimes even good fall foliage color) and you have a winner. In the South, the crape myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica) shows up as often in parking lot islands as it does in front yards, and nobody seems to tire of them. Gardeners in USDA Zones 7 to 10, where crape myrtles thrive, need only worry about what color to choose and how to mix things up with early-, mid- and late-blooming varieties so the bloom extends from mid-June to September.
For gardeners who live in colder climates, sometimes it's a trip to a southern beach that does it. They see the crape myrtle and wonder if they can somehow manage to have a little crape myrtle they can call their own.
For sure, gardeners in USDA Zone 6 have an excellent chance with cultivars that are known to have more cold hardiness or any that have parentage from Lagerstroemia fauriei, a slightly hardier species. Good choices along either of these lines are 'Sarah's Favorite' (white) and 'Velma's Royal Delight' (magenta). In this zone, gardeners know not to yearn to see the plant grow to the magnificent form and heft of southern regions and are happy enough with blooms and some wood.
In USDA Zone 5, gardeners who love crape myrtles experiment with growing the hardier ones as perennials or woody sub shrubs. In winter the tops are likely killed to the ground, but in spring, a flush of new growth appears. Growing crape myrtles as perennials doesn't give you beautiful peeling bark or the lovely tree form, but if the summers are hot enough, gardeners still get the blooms on shrublets about four feet tall, a welcome site on any July or August day.
Gardeners in Knoxville, Tennessee, learned about that phenomenon the hard way. One night during the winter of 1984 the temperature dropped — dramatically and uncharacteristically — to -24 degrees F. Quite a few marginal plants didn't survive in that USDA Zone 6b region, where 0 degrees is considered cold. Among them were the crape myrtles — or so it seemed. As winter waned, people pruned away the dead limbs and trunks. When spring came, a flush of new growth sprung up around the stumps, and since crape myrtles bloom on new wood, that first summer those stems flowered.
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Women represent nearly half of the labor force in Massachusetts, yet they are woefully under-represented in board rooms, elected office and private sector management. Many women face challenging choices about advancing their careers or meeting expectations at home.
The Boston Club recently released a report which found that only 13.8% of the directors of Massachusetts' 100 largest public companies are women. Just 1.5% of all directors at these companies are women of color, and the majority of these companies have no female executive officers.
In a recent Pew Research study, 51% of working mothers said that being a working mother has made it more difficult to advance their careers. Only sixteen percent of working fathers made the same statement. The study also found that among parents, women are more likely than men to have experienced career interruptions related to family, and are more likely to report that having to take those breaks has hurt their career.
To improve the outcome for women in the workplace, Governor Patrick has made a commitment for advancing women across the economic spectrum by launching the Women in the Workforce Initiative (watch video below). This initiative is an important step in recognizing the key role women play in the economic competitiveness of the Commonwealth. It also draws attention to the challenges women face in trying to reach the highest rungs on the corporate ladder or those earning an hourly wage who often lack the flexibility needed to balance work and family.
Governor Patrick has led by example for advancing women in his Administration. His Administration has demonstrated that it is possible to find talented, qualified women to lead in senior positions and that substantial change can be made in a short period of time when the leader of an organization is committed to make change. As of last November, more than half of all managers and 49% of senior managers within the Executive branch were women.
The Governor is taking a two-pronged approach in tackling the issues facing working women in the Commonwealth by:
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Massachusetts already has some of the best family friendly benefits in the country such as alternative work options and paid parental leave—benefits that give women more flexibility in balancing their home life and their career. Governor Patrick believes we can do more to help women achieve workplace equality and ensure equal access to services and opportunity across the economic spectrum, and wants to challenge the private sector to help women thrive, succeed and lead by taking a cue from his Administration.
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As many of you know we are finished with the edit of Troubled Waters. Being finished with the edit doesn't mean however we are finished with the postproduction and ready to release the film.
We've had countless people give time and money to make Troubled Water's into what it has become and what we feel it will become. In order to do that, it takes a lot of time and resources of highly professional people.
So, what do we have left one might ask. You have it edited don't you?
Well, in order to answer that I will need to answer first where we are with the process.
Where are we?
We've assembled a feature film that is 74 minutes long from over 110 hours of footage filmed over six years. The hard part of developing the script, doing the rough cut, and refining the cut down to a feature is finished.
The film is at a place where we are able to screen it for people and send it out to festivals. It isn't however in a place where it is ready to show it theatrically or send out professional Blueray DVD's to donors. If we get into a festival we will have a lot to get finished before we can meet the standards to be able to screen it professionally.
So, that leads to the answer of our original question.
What do we have left to finish in order to have a complete film?
It's time break out the bullet points:
- COLOR CORRECTION/HD UPREZ -TOTAL COST: $10,000: The biggest item, which takes the most expertise and more expensive equipment is the color correction and HD Uprez – this will give the film a beautiful look and allow us to screen it in HD and make Bluray DVD's.The company we will be using is Modern Digital out of Seattle, WA A lot of people have a hard time grasping what color correction does for a film for a sample of what color correction does for a film(especially a doc) see this:
- SOUND DESIGN: – TOTAL COST – $3,500: After we do the initial color correction we will need to do the final sound mix. This is taking all the dialogue bit by bit, all the music, and all the other ambient sounds and mixing it together, adding sounds, enhancing sounds, and creating a full soundscape and final 5.1 surround sound and stereo mix. The good thing is we have been given the money for this process but the bad thing is we have to do the color correction first, so until we have the money for color we can't finish the sound. The sound designer we will be using is based out of Wilmington, NC check out his credentials:http://www.audiokitchenpost.com/head_chef.html
- FINAL SUBTITLES – TOTAL COST: $1,450: The last step in our process is the final subtitles. We will be formatting our Spanish to English subtitles in the right file format and creating new subtitles that go from English to Spanish. We have partnered with a company out of New York, Video Caps – http://www.vicaps.com/ – they are giving us a special rate due to the nature of our film and another arrangement we have made with them.
- GRAND TOTAL NEEDED (to finish the film's post production): $11,450
So, what are we going to do once we have it finished?
- Release the film through international and national festivals gaining exposure for the film, press, and targeting an audience of filmmakers, producers, and gatekeepers to the distribution industry.
- We want to self release the film in Argentina and do a 24 city tour over three months targeting geographic areas that have water issues and invite city leaders to take part in a problem solving forum after the film. We could repeat this in other parts of the world where there are water issues if we find the funding.
- Release the film on television in The United States, Europe, and Latin America.
- We want to do all of this in order the share what we feel is an important story that is uplifting and could be life changing.
- We want also to be able to produce a level of success with the film that we can measure with real water filtration systems installed and communities finding solutions to their water contamination. 50% of Billy Hill Production's net profits from the television sales and DVD sales of the film will go towards funding water projects.
Why am I writing all of this?
Because if I'm honest, I'm at the end of my rope right now. Over the last six years it has taken a lot of perseverance and hope to finish this film. We've done online campaigns, met with donors, and sold merchandise to raise money. I am shocked and amazed that we've gotten this far and at the generosity of the people around me, but right now, I have no idea how to get over this last hump and find the funds to finish the film.
I need someone who can come on board and help us find the provision to do what we need to do with this film. In other words I need your help. If there is anyone out there who is good at fundraising, has the time, perseverance, and vision to do an event, campaign, or anything to help us finish the film, we need you. This film is more than a film, we hope it is a source of good in this world. I don't say that out of hyperbole either; it is a real thing, a real source of good to help change people's lives.
Email, call, text me, let me know if you have an idea, want to give the whole amount, or want to organize an event to raise money for the film. Right now, as the director of this six year saga, I need your help, now, more than ever.
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Since Riot is going to be making changes to the armor/magic penetration system (% will come before flat), I'm left wondering if the idea of releasing ArPen/MPen per level marks and quints would be a good idea, or perhaps the inclusion of %-based penetration runes.
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They would give you better ability to deal your full damage later in the game. Say you're Ezreal, and you want Mystic Shot to deal tons-of-damage late-game, but Last Whisper just isn't enough. Add on some % ArPen marks and/or quints, and you'll bypass even more armor in the late game (at a cost of poor penetration and no bonus AD in the early game).
Or say you're Xerath. Flat MPen runes aren't that good on him because he typically wants Ionian Boots of Lucidity, not Sorcerer's Shoes. %-based MPen would make your late-game piercing power with Locus of Power so devastating; no amount of MR would protect your enemies.
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Nadya Suleman recently endured some turbulence in the non-literal sense on a Virgin America flight, enduring taunts and poor treatment from the crew.
According to Octomom herself, at least.
Her manager, Gina Rodriguez, says they were en route from LA to NYC on Tuesday to promote some Octomom porn when the airline made their lives hell.
Rodriguez says they were forced to change seats, never got any beverages, overheard the crew making jokes about/laughing at Octomom and more.
On top of general rudeness, she also says Octomom was kicked out of the bathroom by a flight attendant for no apparent reason ... because that happens.
Nadya filed a complaint with the airline, telling TMZ, "I was shocked at how poorly they treated me on the plane" and "will never fly Virgin America again."
Rodriguez adds that she and Nadya Suleman confronted the flight attendants about their behavior and one said in response, "I know who you guys are!"
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octomom is kind of lame and is an idiot for the things the she does publicly. that being said, if your job is customer service, then do your damn job. who are these people to dictate how a customer should be treated? I hope a worthy customer treats them like the servants that they are.
I do think you have a good point @Jawny she needs to stop trying to get attention from the media and be a good parent. I don't think all mothers are F***ed these days there have been bad mothers around for forever these moms are just being shown for everyone to see that's why it seems like every mom has gone crazy. There are plenty of wonderful moms.
@Jawny-What is WRONG with you? How can you have so much hatred & spew such filth about someone you don't even know?? That woman isn't on my all time fave list, but she has the right to a peaceful flight & to be treated with the same respect as any other passenger. I think YOU are the sick one Jawny & you need some serious help!!!!!!!
I think you're missing the point. They don't need to like her or approve of anything that she does. She paid for her ticket and deserves to be treated professionally and with as much respect as anybody else on that plane. Should you be treated differently bc you're an ignorant fool that doesn't know how to express yourself w/o swearing or bc you have absolutely no common sense? I may not agree w/ her decisions but I've never heard of her being rude to anybody. Life's not easy. Quit being a judge.


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Did you know that removing a billfish from the water not only causes unnecessary harm to the fish, but in the Atlantic it is illegal to remove any highly migratory fish from the water that is not harvested. Learn how to ensure safe, healthy billfish release and still get great pictures of your catch without harming the fish.
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Can you remember the first billfish you caught? For those lucky enough to have caught a marlin, sailfish, or swordfish, the memory of the first billfish is perhaps one of the most coveted experiences for any angler. For most, it's a memory full of the smell of diesel, spray of the water, and sore arms pumping as the captain backs down on a lit up fish, greyhounding and fighting with all its might. Although a memory that will last forever, many anglers want a photo with their first billfish. Pulling billfish out of the water is illegal in U.S. Atlantic waters unless the fish is going to be harvested. Unfortunately, more and more photos of people holding up sailfish or small marlin or stretching them across the covering boards are posted on websites, sent via social media and published in fishing magazines.
Removing billfish from the water puts additional stress on their body after the initial stress caused by the fight. Contact with the fish removes the slime that protects it from parasites and infections. Just like a person whose immune system is weakened after a hectic or traumatic experience, billfish are more susceptible to infections or diseases when stressed. A billfish's skeleton is designed for buoyant conditions of the ocean, so when removed from the water the skeleton and internal organs come under the strain of gravity, which can cause serious harm to the fish. While some research is complete on the effects non-offset circle hooks have in reducing billfish post release mortality, less research is complete on assessing effects of fight times and other fishing stressors. In studies by students at the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) 22 pop-up satellite archival tags (PSATs) were deployed on white marlin caught using circle hooks. As part of the study, blood samples were taken from the fish requiring removal of the marlin from the water. Data from the PSATs indicated that 21% of those white marlin died immediately after release. In a separate, similar study also conducted by VIMS, 30 white marlin were tagged withoutbeing removed from the water and resulted in only 2% post release mortality. It was hypothesized that the significantly different mortality rates could be due to the additional stress put on the white marlin when removed from the water. It's also interesting to note that the white marlin that did not survive, did not experience the longest fight times. Researchers hypothesize that a short fight time before being removed from the water for blood samples may be equivalent to a human sprinting for as long and hard as possible, then being forced to hold their breath! Results from PSATs studies also show that it can take billfish as long as 14 days to recover and resume normal behavior.
It is well known that stress caused by fight time makes a fish more vulnerable to predation and commercial fishing pressure. Anglers should strive to keep the billfish from getting injured, especially when deploying a $4,000 PSAT, to gather valuable data. The scientists took every precaution during the research to ensure the survival of the fish, but even so some died, perhaps due to the additional stress from being hauled aboard a boat, being deprived of oxygen and having blood taken.
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