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Vineyard Management Workshop – Trunk Disease and their Management
Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018 - Registration: 8:30 a.m
James Arthur Vineyards, 2001 W. Raymond Road, Raymond Nebraska
COST: $20, payable at the door, includes lunch and hand-outs
We have had the opportunity to acquire significant and in-depth data on trunk disease symptoms in nearly 30 grapevine cultivars ("varieties"). These results will be the focus of the viticulture workshop at James Arthur Vineyards. University of Nebraska Viticulture Program research will be featured, along with observations and published information shared with the UNVP personnel by Richard Smart ("the Flying Vine Doctor") earlier this year. We also will provide inputs from University of Nebraska Plant Pathology diagnostic personnel regarding Botryosphaeria and Eutypa, their characteristics and management. Examples of various stages of trunk diseases will be available for participants to inspect.
In addition to the focus on trunk diseases, attendees will gain insights and advice regarding Post-Harvest Vineyard Management, including disease and insect management, vineyard clean-up and practices that will make your vineyard ready for winter and the next year's vintage.
Tuesday, July 24, 5:00 pm – Miletta Vista Winery, St. Paul, Nebraska
Wednesday, July 25, 5:00 pm – James Arthur Vineyards, Raymond Nebraska
These tailgates will provide the opportunity to see the impact of the pruning efforts that took place at the first installment of the series and what was observed at the second session (fruit set stage). It is anticipated that the vines that we are following throughout the growing season will be at veraison, or perhaps in some cases approaching harvest maturity. Please note: you do not have to have participated in either of the first or second tailgates to attend one of these third tailgates. We will review what took place at the first and second tailgates and evaluate the vines at this stage of development. We'll also discuss what vineyard tasks need to be addressed at that time and stage of vine development.
Richard Smart, a.k.a. "The Flying Vine Doctor" will be in Nebraska on June 23 for an educational program sponsored by the University of Nebraska Viticulture Program and the Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Association (NWGGA). Consulting opportunities will be available and details of the educational program (topics, location and time of day) will be announced in the Nebraska VineLines and on the University of Nebraska–Lincoln Viticulture Program's web site.
Tuesday, June 12, 5:00pm – Miletta Vista Winery, St. Paul, Nebraska
Wednesday, June 13, 5:00pm – James Arthur Vineyards, Raymond Nebraska
Our goal of evaluating the impact of our pruning efforts at our first installment of the Serial Tailgates on flowering has come and gone because of the high heat experienced recently (the duration of flowering was unusually short). However, we can examine the impact of both the first installment treatments and the heat on fruit set and discuss what impact this rapid period of flowering had on projected yield/crop estimation. This will be a good time to also discuss disease management and how the recent weather experienced has impact on spraying decisions. We will plan to have a third installment of our "Serial" tailgates at veraison later this summer.
PLEASE NOTE: You do not have to have attended one of the first tailgates to attend these second tailgates. We will catch you up on what took place at the first ones and provide insights into the relevant grapevine management strategies. We hope to see you at Miletta Vista Winery or James Arthur Vineyards on June 12 or 13, respectively. You will learn a lot and have the opportunity to interact with colleagues in the Nebraska grape and wine industry. SEE YOU THERE!
First Viticulture Serial Tailgate
When? Monday, February 26, 2018 at 4:30 pm – feel free to arrive later as your schedule allows - we expect to continue until 6:00 pm or later.
Where? James Arthur Vineyards, 2001 W. Raymond Road, Raymond, Nebraska
Cost? Free, but bring your own secateurs (French for hand pruners)
Alternative date if inclement weather dictates: Monday, March 5, 2018
Second Viticulture Serial Tailgate
When? Wednesday, February 28, 2018 beginning at 4:30 pm – feel free to arrive later as your schedule allows – we expect to continue until 6:00 pm or later.
Where? Miletta Vista Winery, 1732 Highway281, St. Paul, Nebraska
Cost? Free, but bring your own pruners
Alternative date if inclement weather dictates: Wednesday, March 7, 2018
First Viticulture Regional Tailgate set for July 17
The University of Nebraska Viticulture Program is sponsoring the first in a series of regional tailgates on Monday, July 17th from 4:30 to 6:30 pm at the Ron Heskett farm, 72653 646 Ave, Nemaha, Nebraska.
Heskett is the owner/winemaker of Whiskey Run Creek Vineyard and Winery and the producer of many award-wining wines. His vineyard offers the opportunity to evaluate trellis systems, canopy management, fruit set, crop estimation and many other important vineyard management issues.
These "tailgates" are modeled on Cornell University's tailgates for the Finger Lakes region grape growers. The tailgates will present timely topics and updates with an in-the-vineyard approach to practical problems and solutions. It will also afford participants a chance to discuss challenges and opportunities and to interact with fellow growers and University of Nebraska Viticulture staff.
Location and dates of future tailgates will be announced soon. Watch your email and the University of Nebraska Viticulture Program and NWGGA web sites for these tailgates in your region. Although we refer to these as "regional", all are welcome who may be interested. This is FREE event.
For further information, contact Paul Read (firstname.lastname@example.com; 402-472-5136) or Steve Gamet (firstname.lastname@example.com; 402-416-9763). We'll look forward to seeing you there.
Northern Grapes Webinar Series
Register NOW for the Northern Grapes Project Webinar Series final webinar to be held on Tuesday, May 9th, 2017. Matthew Clark, John Thull and Jennifer Thull from the University of Minnesota will present Introducing Itasca – Minnesota's new cold-hardy white wine grape. Webinar information is at http://northerngrapesproject.org/northern-grapes-webinar-series.
20th Nebraska Grape and Wine Conference: A Smashing Success
Attendees at the 20th Annual Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Forum and Trade Show held March 2-4, 2017 found that the program was beyond their expectations, noting that it:
- Was highly educational
- Had great and knowledgeable speakers
- Provided lots of take-home messages
- Was full of valuable information, and
- "Useful to enhancing my enterprise"
Read the entire article in the March 2017 Nebraska VineLines.
Conference presentation PDF files
Recipe to Reality
"Recipe to Reality" seminar at the University of Nebraska Food Processing Center will be on April 1, 2017. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. Registration deadline is March 15, 2017. Contact Jill Gifford at 402-472-2819 or firstname.lastname@example.com for an information packet.
Northern Grapes Webinar Series
The Northern Grapes Project provides monthly, one-hour webinars covering topics on growing, producing and marketing wines made from cold-hardy Northern winegrape cultivars. The final webinar for this academic year will be April 11, 2017. Webinar information is at http://northerngrapesproject.org/northern-grapes-webinar-series.
Fall Workshop to focus on herbicide drift
November 2016
The Fall Workshop was held on Nov. 5, 2016 at the Southern Heights Presbyterian Church, corner of Old Cheney Road and S. 40th Streets, Lincoln, Nebraska. Problems associated with herbicide drift and volatilization and the impact on Nebraska and Midwest vineyards was the primary focus of this workshop.
Sponsored jointly by the University of Nebraska Viticulture Program and the Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Association, topics included discussions on whatsteps to take if a drift event has impacted your vines, possible remedial measures and the roll of the Department of Ag and what they can do for you.
This was an especially timely event—be sure to review the presentations!
July 16 Viticulture Field Day Wrap-up
July 2016
Mechanization and More Viticulture Field Day a big success
It's harvest time!
The time of the year that we've all been waiting for and working toward is either rapidly approaching or now upon us. Many Nebraska vineyard managers are looking at a good-to-great crop. Unfortunately, a few have vineyards that have been decimated or destroyed by hail or wayward herbicide drift, and to those we offer condolences with hopes for a better year in 2017. Read more.
Grape Insurance
This is the link to the 2015 Presentation by Patrick Laird. To provide clarification about cultivars ("varieties"), we list several under each category.
List of potential grape cultivars for Nebraska
Foliar Fertilization of Grapevines
August 2015By Peter Christensen, Extension Viticulturist, The University of California Kearney Agricultural Center
Applying nutrients to the foliage is widely practiced in fruit crop production. In many instances it may not be providing any benefit except to the manufacturer and dealer. So, when is it effective and economical? The literature is full of reports on foliar fertilization studies. This article brings some of the information to light in hopes that it will lessen the confusion, mysteries, and expense of this practice.
Viticulture Summer Field Day well attended despite hot temperaturesRead more.
Northern Grapes Project Newsletter
June 2015
Check out the latest Northern Grapes Project Newsletter! Highlights include articles on wine tannins, impact of spring frost damage in Michigan, and results from the Northern Grapes Project Baseline Survey.
19th Annual Winery and Grape Growers Forum and Trade Show
March 2015Plans are going forward to negotiate returning to the Omaha Marriott for our 19th Annual Winery and Grape Growers Forum and Trade Show March 3-5, 2016. Although plans are not totally firmed up as of yet, we recommend that you save the date: MARCH 3-5, 2016.
Famed enologist, Dr. Murli Dharmadhikari, headlined the wine and winemaking part of the 18th Annual Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Forum and Trade Show held at the Omaha Marriott, March 5–7. Jerry Lohr, South Dakota native and owner of J Lohr winery in California, was the Awards Banquet speaker. Doniella Winchell, Executive Director of the Ohio Wine Association, spoke in the marketing and promotion arena and Andy Allen, Chair of the Viticulture and Enology Program at Arkansas Tech University, was the featured viticulture speaker. Each of these speakers are well known to the Midwest grape and wine industry.
November 2014
Disease and Pest Management Workshop Presentations
Brazilian Fruit Production
Fungicides Pre-Harvest-Entry
Grape Lecture
Issues and Concerns About Diseases
March 2014
17th Annual Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Forum and Trade Show presentations
National Clean Plant Network for Grapes: What it is Doing for You? PDF
Mechanization in the Vineyard PDF
Canopy Management for Promising Hybrid Grapes PDF
Delay Of Bud Break on 'Edelweiss' Grapevines with Multiple Applications of Amigo Oil and NAA PDF
Leading The Way an update on Sustainable Viticulture in Nebraska PDF
What's new in the grape and wine program at the University of Minnesota PDF
Safety Consultation PDF
Mulches & Groundcovers for Sustainable Vineyard Floor Management PDF
Vineyard Site Selection PDF
November 2013
2013 Fall Viticulture Workshop
CSU Wine Faults 1 of 3
CSU Wine Faults 2 of 3
CSU Wine Faults 3 of 3
NE CO QA Program Update
Quadrilateral VSP 2013
August 2013
The 2013 Harvest Field Day at Kimmel Orchard in Nebraska City was a great success. The 30 attendees enjoyed great weather, lunch and conversation. Dr. Read did informative presentations on "Crop Estimation and Adjustment", "How To Use A Refractometer to Measure° Brix", and "Canopy Management." There was also a lot of discussion on Herbicide Drift, how to recognize it and what to if you observe it in your vineyard. The success of the workshop has to be the participation in discussions with all the attendees, their great questions and input made it one of our best Field Days.
Brix Testing
Canopy Management for Hybrid Grapes
Cluster Weights
Crop Estimation & Adjustment
Water Management for Grapevines
Grape Fertilization & Nutrition
April 2013
As the vineyards are becoming a new addition to the beautiful Nebraska landscape, Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Association started a resourceful newsletter for our new "vineyard neighbors". They are giving us a written tour of the new landscape, and providing a lot of tips for the growing season. Our readers can enjoy this delightful newsletter by clicking on the link: Living Near A Vineyard 1.
Happy Spring!
February 2013
The U.S. National Wine Competition is open for entries! This competition focuses on all U.S. grape varieties (native, hybrid, vinifera) and regions. The deadline to enter has been extended to March 28, 2013, with judging on April 9-10, 2013. For details, visit the website at: http://www.winecompetitions.com/ and click on the red, white and blue US Wine Competition logo.
January 2013
The 16th Annual Nebraska Winery and Grape Growers Forum and Trade Show was held at the Kearney Holiday Inn from Feb. 28-March 2, 2013.
Below are PowerPoint presentations from the event:
Canopy Management for Promising Hybrid Grapes
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Fundamental of Viticulture Handout
Future of Midwest Wine Industry
GGD Nebraska
Growth of the Iowa Wine Industry
Northern Great Plains Variety Selection (zip file)
UNLV Research
Sept. 19, 2012
Examine Site Conditions Before Embarking in Viticulture by Dr. Paul E. Read.
June 22, 2012
Foliar Fertization of Grapevines by Peter Christensen, University of California, Kearney Agricultural Center.
April 12, 2012
Comments on Frost and Vineyard Management when Cold Temperatures are Expected
I am posting comments that Mark Hart and Peter Hemstad made to the Minnesota Grape Growers listserv. I feel that they are right on target, so rather than paraphrase their comments, I am putting them on our web site as they have sent them (with their permission). Peter asked that I include a caveat that his comments are not aimed at the bud break delay work that Seth McFarland and our grad students (Issam Qrunfleh and Ben Loseke) have been doing, which he considers good work.
I suggest reading Mark's and Peter's comments and take them to heart. Happy Frost Dodging and best wishes for a bountiful crop!
Dr. Paul Read, Professor of Horticulture/Viticulture, University of Nebraska
(402) 472-5136
Mark Hart's letter:
I had a couple inquiries in private about frost protection that I think stemmed from things I and others have said in the group.
The first item would be frost protection using cryoprotectants, or products you spray on a vine prior to a frost event that are supposed give the vine extra protection during a freeze event.
The short answer is that there is little evidence from scientific trials that these work.
The way a scientific trial works is that the products of interest are compared side by side during a real freeze event and compared to control vines in the same location that have had no treatment. As you might imagine, these studies are a little hard to do, the research has to be set up and waiting for a somewhat rare event to occur. Since each freeze event is different in its nuances (duration, rate of cooling, humidity, etc.); the results seen in one set of circumstances might not be the same in a different freeze event. The field studies that have been done mostly show little positive benefit from these products. There are very few recommendations to use these products from the research/extension community.
How can this be? If you go to any vendor/mfg website they are full of charts and graphs and testimonials about the positive benefits of their product(s). Because real world freeze events are rare, most vendors test their product on potted plants in freeze chambers. Those conditions do not mimic what is seen in the real world, and products that have performed well in these controlled conditions have rarely had similar performance in the field. Humidity in control chambers (and California) is generally much lower than what we see in the Midwest during freeze events. Every time I track down the details behind the testimonials, very few of the growers left a control area in their planting that was untreated, so the comparison the grower uses to evaluate the performance is to prior freeze events or to other growers in the general area. Again the variability between events and locations makes evaluating success on these bases pretty tenuous. If you Google search these products you will often find many examples of growers reporting failures - those don't show up in the marketing material.
If a grower applies one of these products, I strongly encourage them to leave a few representative vines (same variety, same frost exposure) untreated so that they can compare apples to apples when evaluating effectiveness.
There is some science that shows that plant tissue has different freeze tolerance based on its condition, and that those conditions might be able to be changed by adding something from the outside - so there is science that fosters hope for effective products, but field trials suggest that does not translate well to growing situations.
Another aspect is spraying vines with cryoprotectants prior to bud break. This really is moving further from reality. IF these products worked, the basis is usually that the spray gets absorbed into or onto the green tissue to protect it in some way. Prior to bud break, there is not direct access to the green tissue, a product would have to be absorbed in some way to even have a chance of success. Dead bark and bud scales are very effective at NOT allowing that kind of absorption. That is why they are effective at protecting the plant tissue. We spray systemic herbicides (like Roundup) on our vines at this time of year. If those herbicides were absorbed through the bark, the vines would die. Those sprays use all types of surfactants which would enhance absorption, but the vines survive. Any cryoprotectant you spray on a vine before there is green growth is going to have the same degree of absorption.
Use your money wisely.
The other issue I want to discuss is site selection. If you go to an area like Europe where they have grown grapes for 100's of years, you will notice that vineyards are primarily in places that minimize the frost potential. Success and failure (selection) have worked over time to produce that pattern. In the North American Midwest our industry is young, and I don't think the site selection lesson has sunk in in our industry yet.
As I look at the temperature reports come in I see some vineyards report temperatures that are 5-8 degrees above or below the temps recorded at the nearby airport station. Airport stations are usually flat locations that are neither in deep valleys or ridgetops and have an average temperature for the surrounding area, so that suggests that within a fairly small geographic region there is about 5-10 degree variance in the overnight lows that are encountered. Growers need to exploit these mesoclimate variances and locate vineyards where the frost risk is low. Site selection is the number one tool in frost avoidance.
Once you have a vineyard in place, planted at a cost of $10-15K/acre, it is very difficult to decide to move, so site selection really needs to be impressed on potential growers at the start of the process.
Hope everyone gets through the cold.
Mark Hart
Mt. Ashwabay Vineyard & Orchard
Bayfield, WI USA
Peter Hemstad's letter:
I would just like to encourage everyone to take Mark's comments to heart because I think he is absolutely correct with his analysis of the situation. Cryoprotectants are unproven and are unlikely to work. Growers who swear by them have very seldom left any untreated vines as a control. Without a control you have no idea if your buds survived because you sprayed them with a particular product or if they would have survived anyway.
Mark's comments about site selection are also right on the mark. Site selection is by far the biggest factor in whether you are going to have frost issues year in and year out. If you are planting a few vines as a hobby then plant them wherever you want. But if you are planting a commercial vineyard then you really need to optimize your site selection. Basically that means plant them on high ground or don't even plant them. It's as simple as that. Here at the HRC we are on high ground and we have had very little frost damage over the past 25 years. I can thank whoever picked this site back in 1908 for that! The only frost damage we ever really run into is on the very lowest parts of our vineyards, areas I was reluctant to plant into to begin with because of their potential for frost problems. This past week we had a low temp of about 24 degrees on both Monday and Tuesday nights and fortunately almost all our buds seem to have survived. If you have a good site you can rest a lot easier when these frost episodes arise.
Peter Hemstad
Research Viticulturist
University of Minnesota
March 16, 2012
The mild winter and unseasonably warm weather may bode ill for the Nebraska grape and wine industry. Early bud break can produce shoots from primary buds that are extremely vulnerable to damage if a cold temperature (frost or freeze) event occurs. Of course we all know that we can't alter Mother Nature/weather characteristics, but I thought repeating some information that has been presented at various workshops, conferences and elsewhere might be helpful.
The potentially serious problem noted is not just worrisome to Nebraska growers, but the possible problem of early bud break followed by a cold weather event is of great concern in most of the East and Midwest, since similar weather patterns are being experienced throughout the region.
Some of our growers are familiar with the work of Dr. Imed Dami (now at Ohio State University) and his colleagues where they have used sprays of a vegetable oil product (Amigo Oil) to delay bud break. In their work, 'Concord' was the most responsive, while the response of other cultivars to Amigo Oil applications varied greatly depending upon cultivar. Research work done at University of Nebraska–Lincoln by recent PhD student, Issam Qrunfleh has demonstrated bud break delay in 'Edelweiss' of from 5 to 7 days resulting from sprays of 10% Amigo Oil or 1,000ppm NAA (naphthaleneacetic acid). Likewise, Seth McFarland at Mac's Creek Vineyards has achieved good bud break delay by use of sprays of Amigo Oil on the Mac's Creek Vineyard grapevines.
A synopsis of Dr. Dami's work and that of others, along with some additional observations has been sent to New York growers by Hans Walter-Peterson, Cornell University viticulture extension specialist, in which he addresses these concerns. I am attaching his write-up in hopes that it will be of interest to Nebraska growers and others accessing the University of Nebraska Viticulture web site. Additionally, the proceedings of a conference held in Missouri following the disastrous Easter Freeze of 2007 can be accessed here.
Perhaps we will be lucky and not experience extremes of damaging cold following an early bud break, but I'm not holding my breath. If such problems occur, some of the information noted in the Missouri proceedings will be helpful. Please feel free to call or send emails to further discuss this potential problem facing our grape and wine industry. Good luck!
Dr. Paul Read, Professor of Horticulture/Viticulture, University of Nebraska
(402) 472-5136
2012 Conference Information
Craig Romary:
Horst Caspari:
- Cold Hardiness
- Evaluating Bud Damage
- Quadrilateral VSP
- Re-Training & Winter Pruning Options
- Colorado Grape Industry: Lessons for Nebraska 1/2
- Colorado Grape Industry: Lessons for Nebraska 2/2
Paul Read:
Steve Menke:
- Blending as a Process
- Quality Control Points
- Sample Theory and Fruit Analysis
- SO2 Acid Sorbate Considerations
- Wine Laboratory Manual
- Regional Style Definitions
- Col.–Neb. Wine Quality Assurance Initiative
September 22, 2011
Machine Harvest Field Day Impresses Growers
Attendees at the Machine Harvest Field Day at Ida's Vitas Vineyards on September 19th were heard to say "you need to see this machine in action to really appreciate how effective it is, how it actually works!" The South Platte Grape Growers demonstrated the Korvan 3216 grape harvester to an appreciative audience that learned about the advantages (and challenges) of machine harvesting, including labor saving and timeliness of harvest.


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If you're thinking about moving to the Palmetto State, you're probably wondering how high the cost of living in South Carolina is. When it comes to the cost of living in South Carolina, the news is mixed. Here's what you should know: there are some bargains to be had in housing, but utilities and healthcare will cost you. Let's take a look.
Check out our cost of living calculator.
South Carolina Home Prices
Want to make a down payment on one of the stately homes in South Carolina? Or maybe build equity in some beachfront property on a South Carolina island? Home prices in South Carolina vary considerably by county.
According to trulia.com, average listing price for a home in South Carolina's most expensive county (Charleston) is $524,499. Now compare that to the county with the lowest average listing price. That would be Marlboro, with an average listing price of $94,043. For the state as a whole, the median value of owner-occupied homes is $94,900.
Find out now: Is it better to rent or buy?
Rent in South Carolina
The average monthly rent in South Carolina is low compared to the national average. A studio apartment in South Carolina has an average rent of $1,078, $23 above the U.S. average. A one-bedroom apartment in South Carolina rents for an average of $830. That's $170 below the average for the country as a whole.
What about two bedrooms? The average rent for a two-bedroom place in South Carolina is $280 below the national average, at $950. Three-bedroom apartments are even more of a bargain. In South Carolina, a three-bedroom place rents for $1,219, $313 under the U.S. average. Check out the chart below to see the comparison in visual form.
Find out now: How much house can I afford?
South Carolina Utilities
Whether you rent or buy, you'll likely have to pay your utility bill (though for some renters it's included). According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the average monthly utility bill in South Carolina is $147.74. That's 29.5% above the U.S. average of $114.11.
According to numbeo.com, the average monthly utility bill for a 915-square-foot apartment in Columbia, South Carolina is $139.72. That includes electricity, heating, water and garbage. In Charleston, the average monthly bill is $155.90, while in Greenville it's a more affordable $131.86.
Food Prices in South Carolina
Grocery prices in South Carolina are above average. Sperling's index compares South Carolina to the national average, with 100 being equal to the U.S. average, values under 100 meaning cheaper than average and values over 100 meaning higher prices. The grocery index for South Carolina? 104.5.
Healthcare Costs
A study by the Kaiser Family Foundation puts the average cost of the second-lowest-price Silver plan in the Health Insurance Marketplace at $314 per month in Columbia, South Carolina. That's for coverage in 2016, and it's up 13.8% from 2015's average of $276. Those rates are for a 40-year-old non-smoker.
How do healthcare costs affect South Carolina residents? In its 2015 study of state health care quality, the Commonwealth Fund ranked South Carolina 46th (out of 51) for the percentage of adults who went without medical care because of cost (18%). The Palmetto State ranked 17th for the percentage of adults under 65 who have high out-of-pocket medical costs relative to their income (17%).
South Carolina's income tax system is a progressive one. Its top marginal tax rate is the 13th-highest in the nation, at 7%. But South Carolina residents who make between $0 and $2,910 in annual income will pay a state income tax rate of 0%. From there, the tax rate jumps to 3%, with brackets for 4%, 5% and 6% before that top bracket starts at $14,550.
Here's some good news for homeowners: South Carolina has low property taxes. In fact, the state's average effective property tax rate is the seventh-lowest in the country. Check out the chart below to see the competition.
There's more good news for anyone planning to retire in South Carolina. The state does not tax Social Security retirement benefits. Plus, there's a $15,000 deduction for seniors receiving any other type of retirement income.
Related Article: 5 Places to Live if You're Young, Broke and Single in the South
There's more to life than just the necessities. One popular extra expense in South Carolina is a beach house vacation rental. According to the Myrtle Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, beach home rentals start at $500 per week, but can go as as high as $3,500 per week depending on the size, location and features of the house. Rates in the off-season are substantially lower than summer rates.
If you're a nature-lover, be sure to take advantage of what South Carolina has to offer. Admission to Huntington Beach State Park is only $5. Caesars Head State Park is even more of a bargain, at $2.
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What's a country to do when it is handily and thoroughly defeated in a World War? In the case of Italy, the solution was to build several films around that defeat as a sort of "cleansing exercise". One such film was a comedy, Come Persi la Guerra, which was released outside of Italy under the laughing-through-the-tears title How I Lost the War. The soldiers depicted herein by Macario, Carlo Campanini and Nando Bruno are buffoons, only a step or two above the village-idiot category. Most of the laughs are garnered by Macario, a popular Italian music-hall comedian whose film appearances were all too few. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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From November 10th till November 16th 2014, Europe will once again be the domain of the SocialErasmus Week. ESN Hertfordshire would organise volunteering events and we want you!
With our actions, we strive to connect the international students, participating ESN'ers and the less fortunate of the local communities involved. All over Europe, we seek to reach further, to go higher, but most of all to go social, in order to create an undeniable and long lasting positive impact on the local communities that we are so intertwined with.
If you have not yet thanked your local community for their warm heartedness towards you, if you spirit has always felt the urge to help and inspire others in need, or if you are motivated to connect to one of the largest movements with an great social impact, then we welcome you to join our family and to become active during the SocialErasmus Week Autumn 2014!
For more information about how to become active, feel free to contact us
Here are the events Planned for the ESN Hertfordshire SocialErasmus week so far:
12 November: Ele House meet and greet/Bonk Nightout
13 November: Pillow fIght and Flash mob at hutton hall (above the Student Union office)
14th November: Nightout in Brighton
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The investigatory chamber of the independent Ethics Committee has provisionally banned Mr Keramuudin Karim, President of the Afghanistan Football Federation (AFF), in accordance with article 84 of the FIFA Code of Ethics, from all football-related activities at both national and international level. This provisional measure expires 90 days after its notification and may be extended pending proceedings on the merits of the case.
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I had to go down into the pasture to capture the old pear trees in bloom.
I do love fruit tree blossoms. Kristi and Travis were given a lot of fruit tree starts from her mother and recently dug a LOT of holes and have added to our orchard - cherries, peaches, pears and many more.
If you're a new reader you may not know that Dayle designed and built this barn almost singlehandedly. After completing the lower level, and installing 2x6 tongue and groove flooring for the loft, he made a form on the deck floor to build each rafter the same, then he had me and the kids come up on the loft floor and help him raise the rafters while he nailed them in place. Then he installed a blue metal roof over insulation. Then he put in all the windows and painted the barn. The last part was building all the stalls inside for our 2 horses, 1 sheep and many registered Nubian dairy goats. :-)
The pear trees are different varieties, Anjou and Bartlett. We now have an Asian pear.
This is a huge wild cherry tree that the birds planted. :-)
I brought my new chunk of rose quartz into the kitchen and scrubbed it with dish soap. It looks prettier now!
The garden around our pond and waterfalls is leafing out. Kristi spent all day yesterday weeding and plans to do more. You have to love a daughter-in-law who loves to work in the yard. :-)
We have 2 pots of chives that come back every single year and thrive. I can highly recommend having a pot of them yourself.
And look at the cherry tomatoes Kristi grew in the little kitchen hydroponic garden!
The bleeding heart is performing well as always.
These really are amazing flowers, don't you think?
We have several Hosta that are happy with the rainy weather we've had.
And we have ONE Bluebell plant that comes up each year.
And it's a banner year for my Lilacs - this is a French dark purple.
I have 2 dark purple, 3 common lavender, 1 white and now I have a pretty feathery pink one AND a purple with white edging.
This is the massive old 20 foot tall Lilac that was here when we moved in the house in 1984.
This creamy white Rhododendron is also huge, I will take more photos of the other ones in bloom for my next blog post.
The flowers on the old lilac.
I sure wish you could smell it out there right now!
I've been so busy lately I've only had one bouquet of them on the table - these are in the pretty pitcher and bowl that my friend Shirley gave me for my birthday. :-)
What flowers are blooming in your garden? ((hugs)), Teresa :-)


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For best views of Cape Town city, Table Mountain and Table Bay, and without having to expend any physical energy, an easy drive up to the Signal Hill vantage point is the suggested destination.
Signal Hill is a mere 350m in height but the vistas here are simply spectacular. Facing north are the verdant views of Green Point with its state-of-the-art soccer stadium, golf course and Biodiversity Park in the foreground, and Robben Island and the northern suburbs of Cape Town visible across Table Bay. As one looks eastwards the V& A Waterfront and harbour comes into view, followed by the city and in the far distance, the Stellenbosch Mountains. Looking back, Devils Peak, Table Mountain and Lion's Head stand as giant beacons over the city, while in the west, the glam Atlantic Seaboard area looks out to nothing but bright blue seas and open skies.
The Dutch colonists first called Signal Hill the Lion's Rump but this changed after a system of signalling flags were introduced and operated from the summit to communicate with passing ships. During World War II, a number of defensive structures were placed on Signal Hill and their ruins have since been left to become canvasses for trainee graffiti artists. Also dotted around the saddle between Signal Hill and Lion's Head are a few Muslim graves.
Partway down the hill is the Lion Battery from where the noon gun is operated. At midday, a cannon is fired from Signal Hill to provide accurate time to ships in the bay and the city's residents. This tradition has endured for over 200 years and occurs Mondays to Saturdays. Visitors can watch the firing of the cannon which is electronically activated by the South African observatory 15km away.
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Like Coach P's look? Duke basketball forward Erin Mathias provides the designs.
Erin Mathias knows a sharp cut when she sees one – on and off the basketball court.
Mathias, a Duke University women's basketball center/forward who dabbles in fashion design when she's not dribbling a basketball, showed off her latest creation Monday night thanks to Duke women's coach Joanne P. McCallie. Mathias designed McCallie's game-day attire for Duke's matchup against No. 9 Florida State and she was pleased with both outcomes.
"She put all her trust in me," Mathias said. "I really designed what I wanted so definitely seeing it on her was exciting. I am really, really happy with how it turned out."
Oh, and No. 20 Duke upset the ninth-ranked Seminoles 79-66 for good measure.
McCallie said she was excited to wear the outfit Mathias made.
"She's very creative and it was just a lot of fun to have her make that outfit," McCallie said. "I enjoyed being her model, her guinea pig model. It was a really neat thing for me as a coach, after 26 years, I can honestly tell you that no student-athlete has ever made me an outfit to coach and so that was a first time thing."
Mathias designed McCallie's black sleeveless pantsuit with collars embellished with a silver fashion tape and a trio of draped silver chains. She paired it with a pink tank top to honor former N.C. State coach Kay Yow in the Blue Devils' "Play for Kay" game that served to raise funds for the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
Mathias approached McCallie with the idea in January and she said it was met with great enthusiasm.
"She's was very excited about this passion of mine and wanted to really showcase it," Mathias said. "It's very cool that she felt comfortable with it. We talked about what she might be comfortable wearing and kind of went from there."
Mathias began sketching her ideas in early February and quickly settled on a plan. She made the pattern, purchased the fabric and gathered the embellishments. It took about two weeks of work before she was ready to start fitting it on McCallie.
"I'm 52 years old, so I think the outfit was probably more suited to, I don't know a 28-year-old but I enjoyed it immensely," McCallie said. "And it was comfortable to coach in."
It took only a few days, a couple of hours each day for Mathias to put it together.
"I wanted to keep it simple," Mathias said.
Mathias, who is studying visual arts and media, spent a summer interning with New York-based designer Charles Harbison. She launched her own clothing line (Erin Mathias Designs) and last fall before the season started getting busy staged a fashion show on campus with her teammates modeling her creations.
But since then, Mathias has been focused more on basketball as the Blue Devils have battled their way through a rugged season. She is one of two players on the team who has started all 28 games this season.
"I haven't really designed much of anything until now," Mathias said. "It's been hard to really find a whole lot of time to really dive into it."
Duke (21-7, 10-5 ACC) wraps up its regular season Sunday when the Blue Devils host rival North Carolina.
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State officials on Tuesday finally addressed a death of a Jasper man at the Walker County Jail, four days after the death occurred. Walker County Sheriff Jim Underwood referred questions to the …
State officials on Tuesday finally addressed a death of a Jasper man at the Walker County Jail, four days after the death occurred.
Walker County Sheriff Jim Underwood referred questions to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA). A trooper spokesman at the agency later referred questions to State Bureau of Investigation, which is also a part of ALEA.
After the Daily Mountain Eagle made another series of inquiries on Tuesday, Captain Jonathan R. Winters emailed a statement from the State Bureau of Investigation's Russellville office.
"On Friday, September 7, 2018, Special Agents with the Alabama State Bureau of Investigation responded to the Walker County Jail at the request of Walker County Sheriff Jim Underwood to investigate the death of Inmate Jamie Lee Martin, 38," Winters said in a release. "Martin was incarcerated on Wednesday, August 30, 2018, by the Walker County Sheriff's Department after being arrested on a Failure to Appear warrant.
"Martin's cause of death will not be released until the investigation is completed along with a postmortem examination conducted by the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences. Upon completion, both will be forwarded to the 14th Judicial Circuit District Attorney for presentation to a Grand Jury."
Winters said no other details were available at this time.
Wilson Funeral Home & Crematory in Carbon Hill released a death announcement on Martin's death on Tuesday, noting Martin was from Jasper and that he "passed away Friday, Sept. 7, 2018, in Jasper." Arrangements will be announced later by the funeral home.
The death occurred four months after another inmate, Bryan Michael Freeman, 37, died at the county jail on May 1. Underwood requested the state bureau also do an investigation into that death. He had been arrested by Jasper police for failure to appear warrants, according to Winters, although the Walker County Sheriff's Office's Facebook page noted a number of charges for Freeman, such as sexual abuse, sodomy, burglary and theft.
In June, another inmate who had health issues and was receiving medical care was taken by ambulance from the jail to Walker Baptist Medical Center, where he died. The inmate, Mark Alan Scott, 52, was being held on a probation violation.


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This type of therapy is used in order to stop the body from producing any more testosterone. This can help treat prostate cancer as this disease is reliant on testosterone in order to continue to grow. If you can effectively cut off its supply of hormones, there is a decent chance that the cancerous cells will die or at least grow more slowly. Hormone therapy is often used for patients with advanced stage prostate cancer in order to slow further growth of the tumor. It may be applied prior to radiation therapy in men with early stage prostate cancer, as this can help improve the chances of a successful treatment. It is also used after surgery in order to prohibit the growth of any cancerous cells that may have been left behind.
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Happy December!
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Here's a simple but very pretty Christmas tag for your gifts. You only need the Christmas tree die from Joy. And the star also comes in the set.
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My brother and sister in law sent me the picture from their local paper.I was glad to see you get some press.You have a wonderful store that brings so much joy to the creative customers
Thanks for your love of card making and keep doing what you are doing.I will see you soon!
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I just have the best ladies coming to visit me at the shop! We get so many ideas from each other, it's just amazing.
Thanks again and see you soon!
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On the eve of Casey Calvert's 21st birthday, she agonized over sending an email to a complete stranger. The University of Florida co-ed was ready to lose her virginity, and she wanted the experience to be perfect. Despite her sorority-girl-facade, Casey was not looking for Mr. Right to sweep her off her feet and deflower her on a bed of rose pedals. She wanted to be bound and dominated by a man who knew a thing or two about pain. Casey had always felt drawn to the kinkier side of sex, but she had never admitted this preference to anyone—at least not until she hit "send" on that email. With the loss of her virginity, Casey began a sexual journey that would lead to her becoming one of the most versatile performers in porn, able to fill any role, from the most hardcore BDSM slave to an introverted girl next door, both of which she is.
Alfie: You began watching porn at a young age, and now define yourself as kinky. Were you originally drawn to BDSM porn? Was that the first type of porn you encountered?
Casey Calvert: The very first thing I watched was a gay scene because that was what my friend pulled up on the computer. But as soon as she left, I searched for the fetish things I wanted to see.
Alfie: You already had fetishistic preferences before you ever saw porn?
Casey Calvert: 100 percent.
Alfie: How do you think you developed such preferences without first seeing them in porn?
Casey Calvert: If I could ask some all-knowing being one question, that's what I would want to know. Where the fuck does it come from? I have absolutely no idea.
Alfie: You waited until you were 21 to lose your virginity, as you were waiting for the ideal, fetish experience. How did you orchestrate such an event?
Casey Calvert: I didn't really break it down step-by-step. I more waited until there was someone I could trust. For me, the experience would have been ruined if I had to tell someone, "this is what I need you to do for me," so I waited until I found someone I knew could do those things without me having to instruct him.
Alfie: You were looking for a good sexual improviser who knew how to work a scene instead of scripting the entire thing yourself?
Casey Calvert: Yeah. At that time, I was still so shy about it. I couldn't communicate what I wanted. I needed someone who was experienced and could just do those things.
Alfie: So much of BDSM is about restraint, denial, or delayed gratification. Do you think that was part of why you waited so long to lose your virginity? Or was it all about you waiting for the perfect situation?
Casey Calvert: No, it was half that I wanted the perfect scenario and half that I was too shy to tell anyone. It was my big scary, terrible, terrible secret. I could not tell anyone. It would make me uncomfortable physically to think about telling people. So it wasn't a deliberate game I was playing with myself. It was just my own self consciousness.
Alfie: What broke you of that?
Casey Calvert: I started meeting people. I just sort of bit the bullet and decided I was going to get for myself, for my 21st birthday, the one thing I always wanted. I agonized over an email for a week before I ever reached out to someone I thought might be OK. And then he started introducing me to other people. I met this whole community of people who were into the same things. They seemed to like me. They seemed normal. They told me I was pretty. Very, very slowly I started to accept my own sexuality.
Alfie: What I like about fetish parties is that everyone is so accepting in part because they are all so vulnerable. They are putting themselves out there in a way they would not at a normal bar. It also creates this environment where it's okay to simply go up and ask someone what they are into.
Casey Calvert: Yes.
Alfie: So how do you meet people at a normal bar or in your personal life?
Casey Calvert: I only meet people in the fetish community. I don't know how to meet someone at a bar. In high school and college, if a guy asked me out I would go out with him because I thought it took balls to ask me. Today if someone comes up to me at a bar and flirts with me, that's great. I'll flirt back. But I don't know what to do without saying, "tell me what you are into." I'm really kind of awkward when it comes to that. I am so used to meeting people in a sexual context.
Alfie: Would you ever waste your time going out with someone whose sexual interests you don't know ahead of time?
Casey Calvert: It depends. I would need the other parts of that person to intrigue me enough to want to get to the point where we could discuss preferences, which has happened before. With me the talk moves pretty quickly to "what are you into?" As soon as people find out what I do, for a while the conversation is dominated by sex.
Alfie: You took you stage name Calvert, from the last name of a college professor at The University of Florida who taught you about first amendment law and pornography. Has that professor since learned about this tribute?
Casey Calvert: Yes. He knows. He thinks it's fantastic. I've lectured in his class. I've had a drink with him when he was in L.A. I should probably have realized before I used his name that it would be all over the Internet and he might not be okay with that, but luckily he thinks it's great.
Alfie: You're like his intellectual daughter.
Casey Calvert: He teaches and writes about porn. He mostly deals with first amendment stuff. He was very involved in the Larry Flynt trial, Hustler Magazine vs. Falwell.
Alfie: Has having that background in first amendment law made you more marketable to press? Do more mainstream outlets want to talk to you because you can speak intelligently on those issues?
Casey Calvert: It's not specifically first amendment stuff they want to talk about. It depends on what's going on. When everyone was talking about measure B, and the industry's defense was based on the first amendment in that the state could not tell performers what to do with our bodies—which was a violation of our free speech—I did a lot of first amendment speeches then. These days it's much more like, "Oh you went to college. Cool. We'll talk to you on a more intellectual level."
Alfie: Recently you've released a lot of anal, IR, gangbangs, and fetish scenes. But you also keep getting booked for softer, girl-girl glamour shoots. While some porn stars try to brand themselves as an anal queen or whatever, has your strategy been to be a kind of sexual chameleon, where you can inhabit all these different sexual roles?
Casey Calvert: I think financially it makes the most sense to shoot everything and I like shooting everything. If I felt very strongly that there were certain things that I just don't enjoy, I wouldn't shoot those, but I enjoy pretty lesbian glamour stuff as much as I enjoy shooting more hardcore scenes. Frankly, it's a break for my body to go to work and do the softer stuff. I enjoy that.
Alfie: It's quite literally softer.
Casey Calvert: Yes. I enjoy those scenes.
Alfie: You wrote an article for The Economist about porn. I've sat in on lectures from Robert Jensen, the professor who wrote against the porn industry. He is known for being the most liberal professor at The University of Texas, so I was surprised to see his stance on porn. He argued that tube sites are detrimental. One of your main points was that he was pointing to tube sites as the only example of porn, while he was ignoring all the different types: fetish porn, BDSM porn, queer porn. You argued that this variety provides an outlet for people who might not otherwise have the means to experience their fantasies in real life. Was his view of porn simply too narrow?
Casey Calvert: You can find whatever you want to see on the Internet. Holding up what's on tube sites as all there is of porn is wrong. Those sites may be the first thing the average college guy comes across when he is looking for porn. But, for those who want something else, they can find that online as well. I think that is a fantastic service that we provide. Talking about porn is like talking about books. The only real similarities between books is that they are filled with words. Like books, every porn scene is different. When you talk about porn, you have to be more specific. You can't make generalizations.
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Formas de la palabra:3rd person singular present tense alleges , present participle alleging , past tense, past participle alleged
They alleged that the fires were caused by defective machinery. [VERB that]
The accused is alleged to have killed a man. [be VERB-ed to-infinitive]
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verbo transitivoFormas de la palabra:alˈleged or alˈleging
to assert positively, or declare; affirm; esp., to assert without proof
3. Archaic
to cite as an authority (for or against)
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verbo (tr; may take a clause as object)
to put forward (an argument or plea) for or against an accusation, claim, etc
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Tiptoeing around a family squabble, the Cottonwood City Council moved forward on a request to annex more than 567 acres.
Rancher Andy Groseta offered the land for incorporation, saying, "We just thought it was time given what's going on in the Valley." The chunk of property also includes about 40 acres the City previously acquired from Groseta as part of the wastewater project.
However, George Groseta was on hand to protest the annexation. He told the council that Andy, his brother, was suing him over the property ownership. Andy Groseta is the trustee of the land, but George said he is also an individual owner and a beneficiary of the trust.
George Groseta also said his mother knew nothing about the annexation offer.
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The council voted unanimously to file a blank petition with the county recorder. The majority of the landowners affected, which also includes some utility companies, must sign the petition before the city can take further action.
The land in question includes five parcels in the Groseta Family Trust and one parcel of 133 acres with W Dart LLP. The property within the annexation area is south and west of the current city boundary.
The council had planned to hear the final reading of an ordinance annexing less than 20 acres east of Arizona 260. Known as the Mongini annexation proposal, it includes six parcels on either side of the APS facility.
Mickelsen said a new provision in state law had been overlooked, however, and needed to be addressed first. According to law, municipalities must adopt a resolution on how it will serve a newly annexed area with infrastructure.
That resolution would be adopted at the same time as the annexation. Mickelsen asked the council to table the annexation ordinance until a resolution could be drawn up.
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