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Pruning of Grape Plant
Hello.. looking for advice on what to do with my grape plant (see attached image).
I had it running on a trellis, but would like to run it next year horizontally, running two arms left and two arms right.
Is it best to just yank this and start over fresh, or can I cut this trunk shorter, and get it to sprout some arms?
Should I also eliminate one of the two trunks (one splits into a 3rd later)
Pockerguard- The above photo's are of Ruby Reds about 6 years old the larger one's trunk is about 10" in dia. and they are about ready to be trimed for the year. There are two plants, each with branches on both sides/ top and bottom like you are describing. If it were me I would leave the grape vine that you have alone and plant another one down the wall some where. It will take a long time to retrain and I don't think it is worth it. Planting a new one and training would be easier. Mine are suported by rebar with small through holes drilled in each wood post. These guys can get pretty heavy when they a loaded with grapes. Yours is very top heavy looking. Maybe you could trim the top down so the sides will spread in each direction @ the top of the wall. Don't know how you would support the runners with out completely cutting apart(no branch damage)the little spport and puting in a new support. As for getting a second row down by the bottom you really don't need one unless its for looks. Mine in Calif. only had top runners, more like an old 3 line long clothesline, grapes hug down in the middle. I do have a question what happened to the leaves on the branches @ the bottom?
" do have a question what happened to the leaves on the branches @ the bottom?"
I trimmed them away, as I am wanting to move the grape from going up a trellis to going horizontal.
Perhaps I'll go with just two horizontal arms.
I may go with just starting new (I have 5 new plants started from cuts).. but wanted to see if it was worth trying to save the current one, given how bent the main trunks are, and how I'd get the horizontal stems to grow off the main plant.
I think all grape trunks bend, mine are not straight. I think sometimes they have a mind of their own. You can't see it but, as they grow they are all tied off with strips of old knee high nylons to try and train them to grow in one direction or another. After trimming (in about a month) I un-tie the old and retie the new branches.
You can still get branches to grow off your main trunk from the new leaves that form on the trunk(selecting a few on each side and getting rid of rest) but you will need to be able to tie them off to a support as they grow horizontal. I wish I could be of more help.


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Rookwood Pottery Company introduced Indian figural decoration in the mid-1880s, when white Americans became increasingly aware of the plight of the Native American peoples. Artists romanticized an idyllic past when Indians lived in harmony with nature and were often inspired by contemporary photography of Native Americans. Vases with Indian figures are among the pieces most prized by Rookwood collectors today.
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Sprint posts massive subscriber exodus in failing to compete with iPhoneShares of Sprint Nextel fell almost 20 percent after the company posted heavy wireless subscriber losses that underlined a failed strategy in competing with US iPhone carriers.
Sprint invested heavily to build a faster WiMAX 4G network, promoting the HTC Evo 4G as the first 4G phone in the US last year. However, the results of its spending have not translated into subscribers, particularly in the face of competition from AT&T's iPhone and the addition of Verizon as an iPhone provider earlier this year.
In its latest quarter, Sprint posted a net loss of 101,000 subscribers, far higher than the 15,000 loss analysts had expected it to suffer. In contrast, AT&T added 331,000 subscribers and Verizon added 1.3 million, aided by news sales of 2.3 million iPhones.
Sprint's chief financial officer Joe Euteneuer said the company had made a "conscious decision" to spend more in the second quarter in the hope of avoiding getting "killed with market share," according to a report by Reuters.
"This was a unique quarter because of intense competition," he added.
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Instead, Sprint's spending has largely just translated into higher costs for the company, driving down its operating profits margin to 16.3 percent, well below the 19 percent anticipated by Wall Street.
The company's profit margins were particularly hit by Sprint's efforts to deliver rebates to counter the Verizon launch of iPhone 4, and the low cost iPhone 3GS being promoted by AT&T.
Sprint warned that its subscriber losses would continue to get worse this quarter, but hoped to report subscriber growth for the entirety of 2011.
Analysts remained skeptical, with Bernstein analyst Craig Moffett noting, "Without post-paid subscriber growth, Sprint has little prospect of generating sustainable revenue growth, nor of generating sustainably rising margins. On those critical dimensions, Sprint's results were a clear disappointment."
Sprint has been a vociferous critic of the proposed acquisition of T-Mobile by AT&T, which would strengthen the combined carrier's ability to provide nationwide, high speed 4G LTE service, paired with an Apple iPhone capable of tapping the new network.
Combined with Verizon's emerging 4G LTE service, Sprint's own, incompatible 4G WiMAX network developed in partnership with Clear would continue to lose its luster both technically as well as being unable to support an eventual 4G LTE iPhone.
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Hotel Colón Rambla, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Situated in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Hotel Colón Rambla is a family-friendly hotel close to Garcia Sanabria Park, Teatro Guimera, and Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes. Also nearby are Centro de Arte La Recova and Museo Militar de Almeyda.
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This family-friendly hotel offers a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas and a computer station is located on site. There is a business center on site. Additional amenities include an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and tour/ticket assistance. Guest parking is available for a surcharge. The property has designated areas for smoking.
The 40 air-conditioned guestrooms at Hotel Colón Rambla include minibars and hair dryers. Pillow menus are available. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Televisions are equipped with satellite channels. Bathrooms offer bathtubs, bidets, and complimentary toiletries. Turndown service is offered nightly and housekeeping is available daily.
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- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
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David H. Lee ('73) speaks to Family Law class at BU Law
Recognized both locally and nationally as a preeminent Family Law practitioner, David H. Lee ('73) recently spoke with a group of students in Professor Linda McClain's Family Law class about the skills needed to work in matrimonial practice.
Drawing on his extensive experience handling both premarital and divorce agreements, Lee discussed the delicate balance of handling both the emotional and legal aspects of matrimonial law and skills cruial to those interested in working within the field. Lee went on to cover property distribution and spousal support, as well as developing problem solving skills to troubleshoot on the job. He spoke later in the day at a student luncheon about his developed interest in the specialty.
"I believe bringing David Lee, and others from BU's impressive alumni
A graduate of both BU Law and Tufts University ('69, cum laude), Lee was admitted to the Bar of Massachusetts in 1973 as well as to the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court, the U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit and the U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts. Lee has been a fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers since 1978, a past president of the Massachusetts Chapter of AAML, a former member of the national Board of Governors and a director of the AAML Charitable Foundation. He is a fellow of the International Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers and a member of the Board of Managers of the Massachusetts Family and Probate American Inns of Court.
Lee is a frequent speaker and author of articles in the area of Family Law on a variety of topics, including divorce tax law, business valuations, stock options and retirement interests in property division, spousal and child support, division of gifted and inherited property, trial practice and procedure, appellate advocacy and other post-judgment remedies, separation agreements, child custody, prenuptial agreements, paternity, and analysis of Massachusetts Family Law case decisions, statutes and rules. He also serves as a guest lecturer at several Boston area law schools.


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Father back in city, charged
THE man accused of abducting his children four years ago and fleeing to Mexico is back in Winnipeg.
Winnipeg police said Kevin Maryk arrived in the city Thursday, escorted by officers from the Winnipeg Police Service missing persons unit.
Maryk has been formally charged with two counts of abduction and two counts of conspiracy to commit abduction.
The Maryk children, Abby and Dominic, disappeared while on a vacation with their father in August 2008.
They were found safe in late May at a home in a suburb of Guadalajara, Mexico. Police began extradition procedures against Maryk following his arrest.
Kevin Maryk and the children's mother, Emily Cablek, were involved in a custody dispute before their disappearance.
Several other people have also been charged for playing a role in the children's abduction.
There is an outstanding arrest warrant for Maryk's nephew, Cody McKay.
McKay's parents, Darlene and Bradley McKay, have also been charged for their alleged involvement in the abductions.
Council mulls cash for Davis Cup
CITY council will consider contributing funding for the Davis Cup.
Winnipeg is competing against Calgary and Vancouver in a bid to host the event in February when Canada will take on Spain in a best-of-five tennis series that is part of the 112-year-old global competition.
Council's executive policy committee will consider a report regarding funding for the Davis Cup. A spokeswoman from Mayor Sam Katz's office said the tournament is a "marquee event" and EPC will discuss whether the city will be able to participate.
Last month, True North Sports & Entertainment and Tennis Manitoba launched a ticket sale deposit and social media campaign in support of Winnipeg's bid to host the event. They received close to 2,400 $25 ticket deposits from sports fans.
A decision on the successful bid is expected by the end of next week.
Police seek $1.2M for overtime
WINNIPEG police plan to ask the city to spend an additional $1.2 million to cover overtime expenses from court proceedings and traffic enforcement.
An administrative report released Friday said police officers continue to spend significant time in court to attend proceedings, resulting in overtime. Additional officers have also been focused on improving traffic safety and 10 full-time officers are dedicated to traffic enforcement. The report said traditional traffic enforcement is part of every officer's daily duty, but has "not been enough."
The police service has offered voluntary enforcement days as overtime, particularly during the summer when the need is greatest.
Police forecast their overtime is over budget by $1.2-million in 2012. The report said the cost has been offset by $630,000 in savings in salaries and benefit budgets.
Council's finance committee will review the request for additional funds at a meeting next week.
Shots fired on Sherbrook Street
SHOTS were fired at a home in the 400 block of Sherbrook Street early Friday morning.
Winnipeg police said nobody was injured in the drive-by shooting, which occurred around 3:30 a.m. There are no suspects and no arrests have been made. The investigation continues.
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There is alot of domestic spying going on on the roads in this country. I have been observing it for the past two years and have made inquiries to DOT, FMCSA, State Police, and more and have gotten no information about who is doing this and what is the info being used for.It apears to be targeting the trucking industry.
If anyone knows about this program and would like to contact me, feel free. email@example.com
Aug 25th, 2008 at 4:55pm
Are you actually married to Feingold? Otherwise this kind of tongue-in-cheek style might warrant quotation marks, an asterisk, something just to tip off readers. I read it literally...
Nov 7th, 2008 at 7:57pm
Hipocracy is rampant amongst the politically minded as well as a wish for wisdom which actually is nothing more than tongue and cheek. Though there is an exception to every rule I wont grant it to you on your reply because we all know who is married to Feingold.
I would still like to know why so much tax money is being spent on domestic spying and who is behind it.
It has a similiar form to that used by the Nazi Regime before it came into power.
And please pardon my writting style as I am not an english major , only a layman who is observing the evolution of my country under the present powers that be.
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