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• n  a plant with a weak stem that derives support from climbing, twining, or creeping along a surface

• Jean-Daniel Sudres PxP Gallery Standing among his knotted, 160-year-old Romorantin vines on a recent summer day in Soings-en-Sologne, central France, winemaker Henry Marionnet .
• While vines don't mind snow, grapes hate frost, and the only reliable way to stop cold air from killing a crop is expensive and terrifying.
• You can plant your own "seeds" on the vine, i.

News & Articles

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• Vine: Cookie Monster Spotted Being Creepy Near White House
  Here's a Vine released by the White House showing Cookie Monster creeping around the president's residence today. [ more › ]
  June 12, 2013 - DCist
• Get Your Vine On For Mike Figgis: Oscar-Nominee To Judge Video Competition For East End Film Festival
  Vine, the love it or loathe it video app from Twitter, just got a boost of credibility from Academy Award-nominated director, Mike Figgis. The writer/director of "Leaving Las Vegas" has teamed up with the East End Film Festival in London to launch EMERGE, a new initiative focusing on digital filmmaking, the future of film, transmedia and experimental filmmaking. Figgis will introduce EMERGE on ...
  June 12, 2013 - indieWIRE
• Why Vine is a killer app but it might have hit the LTE wave too early
  Vine is probably the best we've seen in mobile video-sharing so far. But as good as Vine is, the technological limits of mobile networking still haven't quite caught up yet, and creating a consistent user experience for video is shaky.
  June 11, 2013 - GigaOM

Quotes

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• Christopher Columbus in The Canberra Times
  Columbus, asked about his origins, was known to reply: "Vine de nada", translated as "I came from nothing".
• Bernard Parks in Forbes
  So Leimert Park doesn't die on the vine, it needs to attract the type of business that drives them there every night,said Parks, who is black and a former Los Angeles police chief. "Normally (people) will not go every night to Leimert Park...
• Tony Burke in NEWS.com.au
  For too long Australian farmers have become sick to death of watching their own fruit rotting on the vine because they couldn't get a worker there to pick the fruit,Mr Burke said.