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I planted 10 Quickfires around my yard last year and this spring. Some I cut back and some I did not. All of them are blooming beautifully except 1. One only has 2 blooms on a good size shrub. It's in a decent amount of light (more so than some others that are blooming well). I am pretty sure I cut this one down but that shouldnt matter bc the other plants cut way back are doing great. I haven't given it any fertilizer besides compost. I was thinking it might be a mislabeled plant (like Pinky Winky) but the 2 blooms are exactly like QFers blooms. It was planted in Aug last year and I can't remember if it had blooms then. Has anyone else had problems getting blooms. Could it just be a dud? |
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Hey, welcome to my (Quick Fire) world. :-) I've had the same experience as you with my six. I swear that if you prune them in the current year, they don't bloom, and/or don't bloom as much. None of mine is in full sun, but like with your experience, the flower pattern doesn't seem to be sun related. I didn't prune any of them this year, and even the ones in a lot of sun have strange bloom patterns, as in half the shrub will have blooms on most branches, and half the shrub has only sporadic blooms. Blooms do seem to be on older growth though...so even where it was pruned LAST spring, it seems to have far fewer blooms. I'd personally only put this shrub in full sun and where it could go unpruned. But I know some people rave about this hydrangea and it does well for them. |
- Posted by GreenHavenGarden none (My Page) on Tue, Jul 9, 13 at 17:21
Thanks for the reply :) I just walked around the yard and really looked to see which I had cut and which I didn't. Turns out I cut back 2 of the 10. One is a Quickfire tree form in 100% full sun but it is COVERED w/blooms. The only other QF I cut back was this one that isn't blooming. The 2 blooms that are there are on stems that weren't cut. I'm thinking that this might be the reason although I can't figure out why the tree form has blooms bc I cut that one back severe also. As far as sun goes, my yard is mostly shade. I panted most of these Quickfires in dappled shade with maybe a couple hours of direct sun at best. I had read that it was a bad idea but to be honest they are all blooming very well. The only plant not blooming is in one of my sunniest spots. I'm thinking that its the cutting back. Thanks for pointing me in that direction. Next year I'm going to experiment a little bit and cut back one of the good bloomers from this year. Over all it's a great shrub. I think it might be luck of the draw with getting a dud or not. I bought them from several different nurseries. Maybe some growers have better stock than others? By the way? Do you have deer? Maybe the shrubs with blooms on one side had been pruned by deer? It would explain the lopsided blooms. |
I have deer, but I spray regularly, and these haven't been deer-pruned...I can tell by the growth. I've also wondered about the stock. I have three "out back" where I can leave them, so I've done no pruning this year and will do none next and see what happens. For part shade, I haven't found a paniculata that beats Limelight. I tried Quick Fire because I wanted something earlier. |
- Posted by ians_gardener (My Page) on Tue, Jul 9, 13 at 19:31
Quickfire hydrangea like all paniculatas bloom on the current years growth.....you can cut them back (early spring) or not cut them back and they all will produce blooms on this year's growth......but with that said, nature is not exact science, nor will each shrub perform at 100%...a number of factors can include soil conditions site location (Sunlight) and the vigorousness of individual plants......some may take a season or two before they become established enough to perform at their optimum. |
It is hard trying to tell when it is safe to prune with these guys because the flower buds are initially invisible. I prefer to prune way early, as in way before they leaf out. Which is February here in the South. Did you prune the QFs before they leafed out or after they leafed out? Just wondering... |
- Posted by GreenHavenGarden none (My Page) on Wed, Jul 10, 13 at 16:13
I pruned it before it leafed out. I'm thinking maybe this plant is really a bombshell (which is notorious for not blooming). I wonder how similar the flowers are betweem QF and BS. The 2 flowers that are there look like a Quickfire but sometimes others look similar. |
I didn't prune mine this year, only last. I've had them for 4 or 5 years. |
- Posted by Springwood_Gardens 6B Pittsburgh (My Page) on Wed, Jul 10, 13 at 19:40
Most folks have thus far recommended pruning QF in late Fall after the leaves have fallen... Otherwise, just cut the spent blooms off and prune no further. Doing that this past season has resulted in at least 100 flowers on a 5x4' shrub this time around! This said, QF so far has been the best in my yard at "building it's own structure" without much general pruning. Much like a healthy rose bush, it has sent large new branches out to fill in "voids" in the middle that weren't yet occupied. Ironically the "carpet" rose next door has been encroaching on the QF, and I thought it was going to be the other way 'round... |
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Our house has been without power for going on 72 hours now; it's down to 4C inside (that's 39F for you south of the border types) and we don't know where we're going to have Christmas, yet I still have some concern to spare for my roses! :) Anyone have any experience with roses whose canes are encased in ice? I still have hope... |
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Thank you Kate, that thread IS reassuring! The cold and dark house is no fun indeed. Though there's always a bright side, and the lack of electronics does translate to more family time! |
I'm more concerned about your lack of house heat right now than the roses. Heirloom Roses just sent me a mailing that said spraying down roses so they are encased in ice is a good way to prepare roses for winter. The ice at 32 degrees acts as insulation. The roots are what you need to protect. My roses lost their blooms a long time ago, and are deep in dormancy. We've had terribly cold weather since November, so I was surprised to see those recent blooms on JC in your cold zone, redwolfdoc. Diane |
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Thanks Diane. I might sound glib about the house heat, but it has been a hardship. Luckily, family elsewhere in the city got their heat back earlier today, so we do have somewhere to go now. Outside is in the -15 range (5F) and inside our house is approaching freezing. We've taken steps for the pipes and taken our cat with us to warmer shores. We actually had a pretty balmy November. Wet, but not particularly cold. December has been a different story! Sounds like the roses should weather this well, if you'll pardon the pun. Or at least I oughtn't lose hope just yet! |
I hope all turns out well with the heating situation! God Bless! |
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Remote monitoring devices increase the value of many types of industrial equipment that perform essential functions in the day to day operations of businesses and government. FleetZOOM cellular telemetry solutions can be used on stationary equipment such as generators, pumps, chillers, tanks, electrical and HVAC systems. Mobile or remote telemetry can be applied as an industrial equipment monitor to bulldozers, cranes, trucks, refrigerated trailers, vans and fleet vehicles also contribute to industry all over the world. Owners and responsible personnel need FleetZOOM remote monitoring systems to receive immediate details about problems with their equipment, and the location of the equipment that needs service. But even when equipment is functioning properly, interested personnel need information from a remote monitoring system to stay informed of their equipment status and location. They also need an easily accessible history of all data from past status reports. Then they can make important decisions based on operating intelligence from their telemetry monitoring equipment, by allocating limited mobile resources, or dealing with an emergency or disaster situation that calls for efficient logistics, and quick decision making to utilize the resources available to a business or government at any particular moment in time.
Remote equipment monitoring has been around for decades. Industrial equipment monitoring with alarm autodialers, PLCs (programmable logic controllers), and wireless SCADA systems (supervisory control and data acquisition) systems with telemetry features meet some remote device monitoring needs under very specific circumstances or applications of industrial equipment. However, these methods of remote monitoring require too many compromises to be cost effectively beneficial to the majority of the applications for equipment monitoring.
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PLCs provide limited remote monitoring features, when configured appropriately by the system integrator, that tie the PLC into the equipment or process monitored. However, by nature PLCs require custom programming by a specialized developer and PLC integration engineer. A combination of ladder logic and procedural coding are typically used to integrate wireless data telemetry to perform remote monitoring. For monitoring applications where a PLC is already employed to control the piece of equipment, a PLC with remote monitoring will offer the equipment operator some needed features. But when used as wireless monitoring equipment, a PLC is limited to simple remote monitoring applications. Once advanced requirements such as web accessible aggregated historical data that a wireless data logger provides for viewing and export, or consolidated management of multiple sites from a single interface are needed, the PLC is a poor choice because the cost and complexity of implementing those features will far exceed a specialized remote wireless monitoring system.
Fully featured and properly engineered SCADA systems provide the most options when used for industrial telemetry, but at great cost in terms of both dollars and integration time. Most SCADA systems are designed from scratch as remote monitoring equipment, for one piece of equipment at a time. This takes a lot of engineering time and manpower. Furthermore, the complexity of elaborate custom configurations and software built for a given SCADA application makes maintenance of the system inherently difficult. Personnel not directly involved with the initial integration and development will have a hard time adding features or diagnosing issues that inevitably crop up after the personnel who performed the initial integration are no longer available. In certain applications these expenses and issues are justified, but for the vast majority of industrial equipment monitoring applications, SCADA systems are overkill and wasteful. For all but the most demanding monitoring applications, a wireless industrial monitoring system will provide a better balance of features, cost, and maintainability.
Both the FleetZOOM FZ300 and FZ400 use GPRS telemetry data links to connect and upload status, alarm, and data acquisition cellular reports to the servers which store and provide a web interface to the data via the monitoring website. It's worth noting that data acquisition wireless systems like the FleetZOOM FZ300 or FZ400 digital telemetry models, coupled with their wireless telemetry service and monitoring websites are full fledged telemetry systems, capable of performing industrial remote monitoring for almost any industrial application. industrial wireless telemetry and wireless data acquisition provide useful, real time status and alarm information to owners and operators of industrial equipment and processes. remote monitoring solutions provided by FleetZOOM utilize the FZ300 or FZ400 remote wireless monitor to keep them informed of important status changes and alarm conditions in real time.
The FleetZOOM FZ300 can serve as a remote power monitor when ordered with its optional internal backup battery. The status of main, or grid supplied power is constantly monitored by the unit and reported as an alarm (if desired) by remote power monitors and each event is stored in the system any time the status of main or grid power changes. Data parameters and reports can be compiled from the monitoring website over weeks, days, months, quarters etc., to quickly tell the equipment owner the total number of times the power has gone out, the total amount of time it has been off and a full list of each event and duration. As a remote industrial monitor, the FleetZOOM FZ300 wireless monitoring device provides power monitoring features described above in addition to being an ideal platform for wireless telemetry monitoring.
Digital inputs detect two signal states and they can have different meanings depending on the application. An industrial wireless remote monitor detects the digital input as either on or off or in some cases high or low (referring to the voltage of the signal). On the monitored piece of equipment the signal can also be considered normally open or normally closed. A normally open signal typically is off or, low when the status being monitored is normal or off, whereas a normally closed signal operates in the opposite way. Furthermore some digital input signals are positive or negative in their active state. Wireless telemetry units like the FleetZOOM FZ300 can operate with any permutation of those signal types to support different types of equipment.
Analog inputs read the value of electrical signals from sensors or transducers that output voltage or current proportionately or sometimes inversely to the quantity of what the sensor is measuring. Most sensors output a linear proportional signal, but in some cases a non linear map is required to relate the analog input signal to real-world measured value via the signal being monitored. An industrial wireless monitor like the FleetZOOM FZ300 can monitor analog signals either as voltage (typically 0 to 5 Volts) or current (typically 4 to 20 mA). Analog signals are used to monitor variable quantities unlike digital inputs which are either on or off. Examples of analog signals commonly monitored with wireless telemetry equipment include temperatures, pressures, flow rates, tank levels, and temperatures. While these examples cover a majority of common uses of the analog inputs they can be used to monitor any value that can be read by an electrical sensor that is capable of outputting a voltage or current. Wireless monitoring devices like the FZ300 have internal analog inputs too, which directly monitor its DC power voltage but can also serve as a remote voltage monitor when interfaced with external power meters.
Digital outputs like those found on the FleetZOOM FZ300 industrial wireless monitoring device enable the system to remotely control industrial equipment. Digital outputs can directly interface with many PLC inputs to tell the PLC to perform a program controlled action. Alternatively digital outputs on the FZ300 can directly drive external relays. Relay drive capabilities are advantageous to wireless telemetry systems in a number of ways, most importantly this enables the FZ300 to control equipment in an electrically isolated way. Often digital outputs are used to turn on motors, pumps, fans or other equipment that operates at a much higher AC voltage such as the common 120 VAC found in normal household power, or even 3 phase 480 VAC used to power many larger motors used in pumps. Relays, also called dry contacts, enable the digital outputs to control a much greater current than the FZ300 RTU is able to control directly. A digital output may provide 500 mA of drive whereas a common relay can provide 10 Amps of switching capacity. When considering the remote control capabilities digital outputs add to a remote equipment monitor, the system is really more than just a "monitor" since it can perform control functions on the same piece of equipment it is simultaneously monitoring.
The FleetZOOM FZ300 is a wireless telemetry module that enables wireless equipment monitoring. Digital inputs, analog inputs and digital outputs suitable for driving external relays are all provided by the unit. Most wireless equipment monitors pick up the signals they are monitoring from dry contacts, or relays on the equipment that is being monitored, but analog inputs can be used to monitor variable signals with a sensor that outputs a voltage (typically 0-5 Volt) or current (typically 4-20mA). A wireless equipment monitor like the FZ300 consists of 20 discreet monitoring points; 14 digital inputs, 4 digital outputs and 2 analog inputs. But there isn't really a limit to how many I/O points can be monitored, with expansion modules or use of larger wireless industrial monitors, like the FZ400, equipment remote monitoring can be applied to almost any type of industrial equipment, regardless of complexity or I/O density.
Key features of the FleetZOOM FZ300 wireless remote monitoring system include totally wireless operation. No phone lines or data lines are required on the piece of equipment or the site. The FZ300 remote telemetry unit provides more features than a remote annunciator. The entire system is web-based, so there is no software to buy. Utilizing cellular network infrastructure for cellular data acquisition the FZ300 essentially operates as a cell phone data acquisition device. Thanks to its design, the cellular equipment monitoring system is easy to use and install. An internal battery backup on the RTU (remote terminal unit) enables remote power monitoring and keeps the system operating during power outages in addition to notifying interested personnel about loss of power on the piece of equipment or at the site monitored. The system provides daily updates by email or text. It gives immediate notification for any remote industrial monitoring alarms or events. Each daily report displays summary and statistical data for all monitored signals. Users can access the remote monitoring system from anywhere, be it a home, the office or any place with internet access. The web-based configuration features provide flexible options for the sensor and transducer setup, while the online reports and history files make exporting data for all the events and alarms a snap.
The FZ300 is a compact cellular transceiver for monitoring industrial equipment that sends live data to the equipment monitoring web portal, providing real-time status and alarms.
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not sure if anyone is interested in cycad cones (not always the most interesting part of the plant) but sometimes its interesting to see the variety out there. Visited a nice local cycad collection a few days ago and saw a lot of cones, so here are some of them
Ceratozamia norstogii (both Ceratozamia cones are female cones... I can't always tell what sex these cones are, but in this case it's obvious) Cycas bifida female Dioon sonarense... female cone, I think... Encephalartos altensteinii... female cones, I think Encephalartos arenarius blue form, male cone Encephalartos cerinus female? Encephalartos humilis older female cone Encephalartos kisambo male cones open Encephalartos longifolius male cone Encephalartos natalensis male cones Encephalartos trispinosus male cone Encephalartos villosus 'thin leaf' cones... female? Encephalartos whitelockii female cones Macrozamia johnsonii female cones Macrozamia lucida female cones (not with fertile seed sadly) Macrozamia pauli-guilliami male cones (spelling?) Zamia inermis male cones Zamia skinneri female cones |
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Very cool-they really are amazing plants! Thanks! |
Cycads are really cool plants,great pictures and beautiful plants.I like the blue Cycads the best.I wish I could get my cycas revolutas to produce cones.There in 15 gal.pots and need to be potted up to 20 gal.pots.Is there any tips to get them to produce cones?I think I might have one female and one male.Why I say that is one has never produced pups,while the other one produces pups like crazy.Thanks for sharing,Randy |
What a cool bunch of pics! I think the cones are the best part. It's amazing how similar some of them look to conifer cones. |
- Posted by houstonpat 9a (My Page) on Thu, Oct 14, 10 at 10:23
I hope they have found a good use for the seed. It would be ashame to just let them die on the ground. |
An excellent use for the seed exists... grow more cycads! Sadly, most seed, unless one has bothered to fertilize the plants themselves, is not fertile. And it's not that edible, either (toxic, in most cases).. .oh well. |
- Posted by tropicalzone7 7 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 14, 10 at 15:45
Those are some beautiful cones! The colors on some of them are really impressive! Thanks a lot for sharing with us!! -Alex |
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I planted a nice strawberry patch which will be 3 years old this spring.I read somewhere that strawberries start to lose their production capability around 3 or 4 years. Is this really something I need to be thinking about? |
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I have heard the same. My patch was 3 years old last year and produced well. My wife thinned them out and moved some of them around and I believe I will have a banner year this year. What I suggest is this: Take about 50% of them out and move the plants to another location or replant in your patch. Fertilize. In this way you can get more mileage out of your patch. Someone with more knowledge may want to weigh in here. |
I agree with Charlie. This patch was 3 years old last year, so in fall I removed about 1/2 of the patch. The remaining plants will send off runners that will fill in the spaces. I've done this on older beds and have been happy with the results. |
I agree with the others. In spring 2012, I had one single very neglected 3-year old plant that had survived the winter uncovered by straw, which for fun I decided to re-pot into new soil, and from there it sent out dozens and dozens and dozens of runners. So then in fall 2012, I pulled all the new plants -- I counted like 36 or 40 plants that all came from just one! -- and with these I replanted into a well spaced double-row patch in my garden that is 15-20 feet long. I expect the ones that survived this Wisconsin winter (hopefully half?) will send out enough new runners again to make a very full and productive patch this summer. I got a few berries last year, but now I should have a nice sizeable amount all summer. That is my hope. I have no reason to believe that it won't work, especially since I selected this from a hardy neglected plant that survived a few winters already uncovered and unscathed. I think there are a few tricks that work well: 1) In spring or fall, carefully and by hand pull all the plants, rootball and all, and replant into new or well supplemented soil. I agree with the advice of the others that if you already have a well established patch, you should throw away or relocate half the plants in order to make room for new young and more productive ones. But I also think the old ones will do very well in new or well supplemented soil. 2) Pull all the blooms for the first month or so in spring when they begin blooming. This gets the plants out of wasting resources on very early fruiting --too early, too young -- and instead into a much more vegetative state that results in many more leaves to support the new plants, and runners to go out, which is all crucial until the new plants are well enough established. 3) Keep well watered. With strawberries, it is almost better to water too much than not enough. They are thirsty plants. 4) And keep the weeds out, of course, by whatever means necessary. I will have to experiment to find out what works best in my new patch. Perhaps, if the leaves are bushy enough, they will shade so much of the area that weeds will not be so huge of an issue? Wishful thinking, I am sure. We'll see. Best of luck to you. |
This will be my third year with my 'Mara des bois' day-neutral strawberries. I cannot wait to see what kind of crop I will get this year. Year two was quite slim but I have over 200 plants. I'll see what happens. |
- Posted by northwoodswis4 4a (My Page) on Fri, Feb 15, 13 at 19:33
I keep hearing how patches run down after the 3rd year, but mine has been going strong and also spreading for six years or so. We get more strawberries than we can freeze and jam up. Had planned to till under part of the bed last spring, but wasn't home due to family issues, so left it. Will probably till part of it under this year. My Junebearing ones produce many more berries than the everbearings. Northwoodswis |
northwoodswiss, how do you keep out the birds, mice, voles and squirrels? Thanks Mrs. G |
It's a pain but I use a net. Once the berries are forming I put 24" stakes in the ground and run a net over them. You only need a few tall stakes but make sure you pin down the edges every few feet. |
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.Richard from Minnesota i'm planting 50 everbearing Fort Larmie and 50 june bearing Winona Gaint strawberries in a raised bed 27'' high x 6' x 24' one year bare root plants from Henryfields .they will be one foot apart each way . my question is when i plant them this spring can i pick them this year for canning with out harming the plants or do i have to wait until next year to pick them??? |
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Over the weekend, a fight broke out at the BET Hip-Hop Awards in Atlanta (and nobody was surprised) resulting in Gunplay putting his Ambitionz Az A Ridah on front street! The Legendary House of Lemon Pepper breeds a rare type of co — never mind.
Gunplay says he absolutely DID NOT fire a gun at the BET Awards … but claims he DID beat up a member of 50 Cent's entourage … and says he wants to "kill" everyone in the G-Unit crew.
Gunplay — a rapper who's signed to Def Jam — just called in to TMZ Live to talk about the madness at the BET Awards in Atlanta on Saturday … where multiple fights broke out behind the scenes.
Gunplay tells us … he "had to fight off five dudes" who he believes were members of 50 Cent's camp.
Gunplay says things got violent with 50′s group because, "I never liked them and always wanted to kick his ass … and I finally got the opportunity."
The rapper says 50 Cent WAS involved in the action … but was "hiding behind security." Gunplay says he was trying to "break his f*ckin' neck."
Gunplay says he did manage to beat down one of the guys in 50′s entourage — "kicked one of their fat-asses … kicked them off in the dirt." Gunplay says cops then rushed in and sprayed him with mase.
Gunplay — who's friends with Rick Ross — says his fight had nothing to do with Rick's altercation with Young Jeezy's crew at the BET Awards … but explains, "We just goin' at it with everybody … let's go kill 'em all."
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If you're like most women, you're constantly adjusting (and readjusting) your bra all day long. The straps fall down or the band rides up or perhaps your cups runneth over. You're not alone. A staggering 85 percent of women are wearing and buying the wrong bra size and you're probably one of them. "The wrong bra can cause back problems, muscle strain, skin irritation and affect your posture , the way your clothes fit and your confidence," says Jené Luciani, Fashion, Beauty, and Lifestyle expert and author of The Bra Book: The Fashion Formula to Finding the Perfect Bra, released this month. Struggling with poor self-esteem and insecurities about her irregular shaped breasts, it wasn't until she was well into adulthood that a doctor diagnosed Jené with Tubular Breast Syndrome, a defect that causes the abnormality. Here, Jené shares some of her best tips to help you find the right bra and to ahem, support you.
Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
"Any woman who has ever had children knows that your body completely changes. Since your breasts are such an integral part of your reproductive system, they're one of the first parts of the body to swell," says Jené, whose cups increased two sizes in the first trimester of her pregnancy. Instead of spending a lot of money on new bras, Jené recommends investing in a few, well made bras that you can rotate throughout your pregnancy. If you choose maternity bras which are made in fabrics that breathe well, make sure they have soft cups, wide straps, and light padding for tender and sore nipples. Jené also recommends Fashion Forms' Soft Back Bra Extenders if your bra fits well but the band is too tight.
After giving birth, many women find that their breasts have "deflated" or start to sag. "If you have a severe loss of volume, look for a really good push-up bra with underwire and padding. There are so many options on the market today that look and feel natural but aren't obtrusive and add that extra oomph that makes you feel good," she says. And if you're breastfeeding, wearing an ill-fitting bra can cause mastitis and plugged milked ducts, so Jené suggests avoiding underwire styles which can restrict milk ducts and instead, opt for a bra with wide straps and light padding in case of leakage.
What to Look For
The band of properly fitting bra should be snug and touch the bones on either side of your ribcage. The straps should be snug too, but shouldn't dig into your shoulders. The bridge in the middle of the bra should lie flat against your body and touch between your breasts. "You should be able to have the band on the second hook comfortably and be able to fit just two fingers underneath it," she says. If your breasts billow out of the cups, if the cups wrinkle, or if the band rides up or the straps slip, you're wearing the wrong size. You should get fitted by an expert every 6 months but measuring yourself and being educated before you go shopping is key. "Sales associates are not necessarily receiving the best training or using the right methods. Plus, every brand uses different fit models and each style is cut differently so be sure to try it on or make sure the online retailer has a good return policy," says Jené.
Inch by Inch - How to Measure
Use a sewing tape and measure around your ribcage just below your bust; round up to the nearest even number and add 2.
Measure the fullest part of your bust and subtract your band size from that number. The difference in inches is your cup size. For example, if your band measurement is a 32 and your bust a 33, you're most likely a 32A.
For more information about Jené Luciani and The Bra Book, visit www.jeneluciani.com.
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MORROW Morrow police are asking Clayton County residents to "Eat at Joe's" and help children and adults with disabilities participate in athletic contests.
The cops will dance, wear wigs and take orders from residents during Joe's Crab Shack's annual "Tip-A-Cop" fundraiser for Special Olympics July 18. The event will run from 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. at the Morrow location at 1965 Mount Zion Road.
The department is one of a handful in Georgia participating in Tip-A-Cop, and the Morrow Joe's Crab Shack is the only participating location on the southside of Atlanta. The other participating locations are in Douglasville, Duluth, Kennesaw and Stone Mountain.
"It's kinda like the Give Burns the Boot fundraiser that the firefighters do," said police Chief Chris Leighty. "You can't fault anybody for wanting to raise money for Special Olympics. It's a great group of folks and those kids have huge hearts. It's just something to be able to send a kid to the Special Olympics. That's what this money does."
This will mark the department's second year participating in the fundraiser. Last year, the cops raised about $3,300. They received a Rookie Department of the Year Award from Georgia Special Olympics for their efforts. They hope to surpass that this year because departments that raise at least $5,000 get listed as top fundraisers on the back of the T-shirts for the annual law enforcement Special Olympics torch run.
"I'd like to raise over $5,000," said Leighty. "The fundraising departments that raised over $5,000 last year were John's Creek, MARTA, Atlanta PD, Dougherty County sheriff's and Gwinnett County sheriff's."
Residents must bring a voucher that allows 10 percent of their meal purchase to go toward Special Olympics. The city has posted the voucher on its website, www.cityofmorrow.com, and is distributing copies of it at the city's tourist center at 6475 Jonesboro Road.
The voucher can also be found on www.specialolympicsga.org/.
Leighty also said people can help Special Olympics by purchasing this year's torch run T-shirt and baseball caps during Tip-A-Cop day.
The department's command staff, off-duty officers, part-time employees and reserve officers will be on hand to do the fundraising, said Leighty. Officers will rotate in and out of the restaurant throughout the day.
The department has invited Clayton County police and sheriff's deputies, as well as Clayton State University's public safety department and the six other municipal police departments in the county, to join in the fundraising effort. Leighty said he wasn't sure how many of the invited agencies would be at the restaurant though.
"We'll be there in uniform," said Leighty. "When people come in, we'll be there to greet them. You know how Joe's Crab Shack will play certain songs and everyone will dance? Well, we'll dance when the songs come on and wear wigs. Hopefully, we'll have a Special Olympian out there with us. We did last year and it really kinda brings home what the spirit of the day is for."
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- Cops get 'crabby' to raise funds for Special Olympics ( July 22, 2013 )
- Clayton officers to wait tables during fund-raiser ( June 10, 2009 )


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Jeff Cole perches at the bar at Sycamore Rouge, Petersburg's cabaret-style theatre, trying to enjoy a carry-out calzone before the start of rehearsal.
Tonight, that won't be easy. Besides doing a press interview, Cole has to deal with a steady parade of actors demanding his attention. They are members of the cast of "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," a play written by comedian, playwright and author, Steve Martin. Cole, directing his first full-scale professional production, must approve each outfit or send back notes to the costumer.
It's all part of another long day for the L.C. Bird High School graduate who now teaches English and Theatre Arts at Richmond's John Marshall High School. For several years now, Cole has devoted his evenings to building a successful acting career, as well as finding time to be a devoted husband and father.
"After he so successfully played John Proctor in 'The Crucible,' we began discussing the other roles he wanted to play within a theatre," said kb saine (all lower case), producing artistic director at Sycamore Rouge. "Jeff told me that he was interested in directing and producing at Sycamore Rouge. We've been working together ever since."
Cole, a Chester native, earned his Master of Fine Arts degree from VCU's highly-regarded Department of Drama. While a graduate instructor at VCU, he met his future wife, Sarah - a willowy beauty who shared his love for playing Shakespeare. The young couple married, found day jobs and started auditioning. Meanwhile they produced Max and Hudson, two remarkable boys.
In theatrical terms, Richmond is a small market. An unusually large number of quality theatres compete for all-too-few audience members, which, for actors, means that it's hard to make a living doing what they love. Fortunately, small theatres usually rehearse only at night and on weekends, and shows usually run between Thursday and Sunday - making it possible for actors to earn a living doing something else.
Still, teaching high school, especially a time-intensive subject like English, is a more-than-full-time job, which makes Cole's last three years all the more surprising. Because, in that time, Cole has become one of Richmond's go-to leading men.
His career took off in 2009, when he won the role of Randall Patrick McMurphy in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" at the Henley Street Theatre. That's the role played by Jack Nicholson in the film version, which is a famous leading role. When the show opened in early 2010, Cole would be on his way.
But then, three months before "Cuckoo's Nest" went into rehearsal, Cole got a call from Grant Mudge, artistic director of Richmond Shakespeare. The New York actor slated to play "Hamlet" had canceled, and rehearsals were about to begin. Could Cole step in?
In ordinary circumstances, an actor will be cast as "Hamlet" as much as a year in advance. It's an enormous role, one which the actor will want to explore through reading, research, and conversations with older actors who have played the role. And both he and his director will insist on discussing the role over several months, reaching a common understanding.
In Cole's case, there wasn't time for any of this - or for the agony of nerves which most actors experience as they confront theatre's most daunting role. Cole had only a few weeks to prepare. And it was late August, with school about to open. So he just dived in.
Suffice to say, things went well. So well, that Richmond Shakespeare restaged the show, with most of the same actors, the following summer at Agecroft Hall. In less than a year, Cole had played "Hamlet" twice, as well as McMurphy. He was definitely on his way.
In the next two years, Cole tackled some of theatre's most desirable roles. For Richmond Shakespeare, he played Romeo, as well as Iago, the villain in "Othello." At Sycamore Rouge, he played John Proctor, in Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" and Odysseus in "The Odyssey."
Between shows, he looked after his boys while Sarah pursued her own dream roles.
But this fall, Cole moved to the other side of the footlights. He did some directing in graduate school, and has helmed two staged readings in Richmond Shakespeare's "Second Tuesdays" series, but "Picasso" will mark his official debut as a pro.
"I'm thrilled to have Cole on board to direct "Picasso," saine said in an email. "He's been working with Sycamore Rouge for a few years now, and was one of the artists who helped to establish the 24 Hour Theatre Experience! - a program he now manages for the theatre."
Is he worried?
Not much. "I have the privilege of working with actors I know," Cole said.
And Cole is confident in his choices. "Everyone is spot on," he says, citing the old stage saw that a director who casts well has done 90% of his job.
Besides, Cole likes "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," Martin's 1993 comedy.
"On the surface, this play is a Saturday Night Live sketch from back when that meant funny," Cole said. "But it's also a thoughtful play, in which philosophical and scientific ideas are turned on their ears. It shines the light of absurdity on those conversations in which we try to make sense of our place in the universe. And it deals with all the things - love, lust, jealousy, greed, anger - that make up our lives."
The play is set in 1904 in a Paris bar, the Lapin Agile, on a night when Albert Einstein and Pablo Picasso meet. Each young genius is on the verge of a breakthrough: Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, Picasso's revolutionary and controversial painting "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon." They debate the relative importance of talent and genius with each other and with other customers, including an aspiring entrepreneur and an aging rogue who thinks mainly about sex - and his swollen prostate.
Steve Martin is a clever writer, a wordsmith whose work is perhaps best known through his script for the movie "Roxanne." For Cole, the challenge of bringing Martin's text to life has been largely met by casting veteran Shakespearean actors.
Actors familiar with Shakespeare share a sort of "shorthand," Cole says, which saves a lot of time.
"Shakespeare isn't just a great playwright," Cole said. "Playing Shakespeare is a great educational tool. He's the master of training actors how to speak lines."
"'Picasso at the Lapin Agile' is the first main stage theatre production Cole has directed for Sycamore Rouge," saine said. "It's gone so well, I'm sure you'll be seeing his name as an actor, producer, and director at Sycamore Rouge for many years to come."
"Picasso at the Lapin Agile" will run from December 3 - 23. Tickets may be purchased by calling 957-5707. Sycamore Rouge is located at 21 W. Old Street in Petersburg.


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