Answer 1: There's nothing to be done. The remaining fronds will eventually turn brown, and the whole plant will die. Even Buddha in the Vinaya knew that if you cut off the top of the palm tree, it will not grow back from the roots.
Answer 2: It depends on which type of palm it is.
Some can regenerate from the root ball or base of the trunk. Leave it until the following summer and get a different landscaper.
A 2001 Jetta has an emergency trunk release lever along the side of the trunk. It allows children or those accidentally locked in the trunk to easily escape from inside.
mine does that too
Check inside the trunk itself. There is a latch on the locking mechanism itself; sometimes it is accidentally switched and when it is in a certain position, it will not unlock unless you do so manually.
If you haven't already done this, try holding the trunk release button down for a few seconds on your remote. Toyota set it up this way so that you don't accidentally open the trunk when you mean to lock the doors. There is also a button inside the glovebox that will disable or enable that function. try pressing it and then use the remote.
If it only did this once, there is the possibility of human error, Accidentally bumping the button or not getting the trunk latched. Could be an electrical problem, couple of broken wires shorting across or the switch could be going bad in the car. Or if it is just warn out and the latch is not working properly (Rusted, warn or weak spring or hinge).
This happened to me in 1998 during an exploratory abdominal surgery. The doctor accidentally poked a hole in the cisterna chyli. Every since, i have throw one blood clot after another, not to mention intestional problems and these tortuous dilated veins in all over my legs, abdomen and pretty much the whole trunk of my body. About 5 years ago, i began dialysis. The cisterna chyli seems to play a pretty big role if it is ruptured since it is the most drainage trunk of most of the body's lymphatics.
a trunk
The only answer to that is to not touch the remote release button. If it is in a place where you accidentally touch it all the time get one of those litle lids from a wd40 can ( or something like it ) and cover the switch. A piece of tape will hold it down from one side, and you can just flip it up to use the button.
a trunk port is called a trunk because it is part of the back end of a car - ie a trunk.
I did not have one on my 1987 or 1991 LS wagonsProbably worried someone could fall out if "accidentally" hit during a long, cranky road-trip with the kids in the way back. ;)
The trunk lid is open or the trunk ajar switch has malfunctionedThe trunk lid is open or the trunk ajar switch has malfunctioned
It is an exchange which is used to connect one trunk to another trunk