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There's always something to learn at Hubspot's annual INBOUND conference. This is my fifth year attending and first year presenting, but I always discover something at the conference that I didn't know before my plane ride to Boston. As a company focused on constantly improving our skills to create ridiculous results for clients, Mojo Media Labs sent a few of our Mojo Makers to the conference. Like me, the team returned home with a few key insights of their own, beyond the awesome Hubspot product releases. Check out what we learned from our week out east:
"This was my first year at INBOUND. It was a fantastic experience to see what other agencies are doing and learn more about the tools HubSpot is rolling out. My primary takeaway is that we are entering a new phase of marketing where data responsibility becomes an increasingly important issue. We have already seen some of this with GDPR, and it's likely to continue due to data breaches and increased visibility into how companies' customer data use. While the general inbound process directly asks for data, it still means that we will have to think more carefully about how we use it as time goes on. We don't want to be "creepy"; we want to be engaging and relevant."
"I've never seen anything quite like #Inbound18. It's a week filled with thousands of eager professionals making connections while also developing themselves and their teams. There were so many compelling speakers who provided me with great personal insights into my everyday tasks. A few of my favorites were: A-Rod, Shonda Rhimes, Deepak Chopra, Kathy Klotz, and Josh Bernoff. If I were to summarize INBOUND with one word, it would be IMPACT. "What impact are you making with clients' teams, your team, and how does it affect the greater good?" Every one of these speakers discussed how we can make more of an impact and continue innovating. Alison Elworthy, VP of Customer Success as HubSpot, gave me a new mantra that I proudly walk away with from #Inbound18, 'How can you be less reactive support for clients to more proactive success?'"
"My head is exploding with the product updates from #Inbound18. The fundamental strategic shift from customer acquisition as a linear funnel, where marketing and sales act as siloed partners, to a constantly spinning "flywheel" with the customer at the core is exciting in itself. But the evolution of the technology stack to support this shift is a game changer. The way we behave as marketers and how we grow our businesses is shifting in ways that are very exciting. We have always focused on customer retention by partnering our clients and producing high-quality marketing programs, but now we're further supported by technology that enables us to help our clients improve retention and success metrics. As someone who built her career on email marketing and retention marketing, it feels like the culmination of strategy and technology that I have been waiting for."
"As always, I really enjoyed Brian Halligan and Darmesh Shah's Keynote. My biggest 'aha' moment this year was when Brian pointed out the recent shift to Delight Marketing. It made me reflect on the previous marketing shifts I've experienced. I started my career as a copier sales rep in the late '80s; I didn't realize it then, but at that time the power was in the Seller's hands. The pre-internet era made it difficult for buyers to find information without sales engagement, so salespeople were involved early in the process. Marketing was in its 'Attract' stage, meaning its job was to attract the right buyer and sales take over from there.
With the rise of the internet, it became much easier for buyers to find information before talking to a sales rep. This signaled the shift to Engage Marketing and a transition of power to the Buyer. Previously, it was marketing's job to get buyers the right information at the right time, but now it's simply expected! It's no secret that we don't want to see information that doesn't interest us. How many times have you thought ... 'how dare those darn marketers!'? We only expect relevant information and toss aside anything less.
Today, we enter the era of Delight Marketing. It's expensive to get the right info to the right people at the right time, so we must 'delight' our converted customers. Referrals play an increasingly-important role as the source of new customers, and we have to embrace it; it's the only way to cut through the noise of old, worn out marketing tactics. Now we're compelled to consider how to truly delight our customers and use those tactics to, as HubSpot says, 'Grow Better'."
"Even as a marketer for more than 20 years, Inbound 2018 impressed into me again the importance of relevance and alignment in everything you do. With the amazing tools HubSpot provides, there should never be any engagement that is irrelevant to prospects or current partners. The available tools, thoughtful strategy, and content planning should universally educate and delight.
We have the luxury to choose what we consume, so as marketers we must remain relevant or we are removed with a click of a button by the very person we want to engage. Relevance is simple; give them a solution, but when audiences don't know what questions to ask or what they need, it's our job to provide it for them. With alignment, it's crucial to have both externally and internally in your organization, i.e. messaging, branding and basic conversations about what we do. No one likes to be confused; we can't forget that this applies to everything from content and sales to internal communications.
To put it plainly, it's not difficult to achieve relevance and alignment, but we have to put in the time and effort to create cohesion. When we do, that's when the magic starts to happen."
It's safe to say the Mojo Makers returned with stellar insights from the week in Boston. Events like Hubspot's Inbound conference provide opportunities for our team to keep pace with an ever-evolving industry, giving us the tools to continue bringing ridiculous results for our clients. I'm excited to put what our Mojo Makers learned at Inbound 2018 into practice, and can't wait for next year's conference!
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The median home value in Homewood, AL is $404,000. This is higher than the county median home value of $134,480. The national median home value is $231,815. The average price of homes sold in Homewood, AL is $404,000. Approximately 50% of Homewood homes are owned, compared to 39% rented, while 11% are vacant. Homewood real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you like to see a property, contact Homewood real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more aboutHomewoodReal Estate.
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$619,000 508 MAYFAIR CIR Homewood, AL 35209
Newly updated Townhome in a great location!! Walking distance to everything.
$1,475,000 1506 GROVE PL Homewood, AL 35209
Stunning new construction on dead-end street in Edgewood. 1506 Grove Place is nestled on a quiet street and is built and designed with quality and style that's rarely seen in Homewood. You're invited into a gorgeous living room with pecky cypress fireplace and tons of natural light. The kitchen is beautifully appointed, with inset cabinetry, high-end appliances and eat-in area. You'll love how the kitchen opens nicely into the den, that features vaulted ceilings, wood beams and plenty of room for all types of gatherings. The main-level master suite boasts a marble bathroom, over-sized closet, and easy access to the laundry area. Upstairs you'll find four additional bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a second den area. You'll love the convenience of covered parking, the cozy outdoor living space, rear mudroom, huge pantry, alley access and so much more. This home spares nothing, so come on over!
$879,900 209 MECCA AVE Homewood, AL 35209
Stunning Scandinavian inspired architecture in the heart of Homewood--featuring solid wood Spruce exterior siding and ceilings, quartz countertops, stainless steel kitchen appliances, wine refrigerator, concrete floors, open staircase, large and abundant windows, vaulted ceilings, modern lighting, screened porch, laundry on both levels (room upstairs and hookup in master closet), nice storage, and so much more. You will be delighted to see this home, make it yours!
$1,862,000 1789 MURRAY HILL RD Homewood, AL 35216
This incredible new house will truly blow you away. This house is custom in every way, featuring a chef's kitchen, main floor master, large laundry room, Jack and Jill bedrooms, stunning fireplace, carriage house, and a steam-room in the MASSIVE basement that is perfect for gamedays! In the hills of Homewood, you are minutes from Homewood High and a block from Lakeshore Soccer Fields. You are going to want to see this in person!
$975,000 803 WINGATE CIR Homewood, AL 35209
Wingate circle- fresh paint interior and exterior, fresh landscaping, and more welcome you to this charming Edgewood home that is nestled on a quiet culdesac walkable to everything. This home boasts 5 bedrooms, 3 and a half updated bathrooms, room throughout to entertain, a back porch with a fireplace and large basement.
$450,000 740 CREST LN Homewood, AL 35209
This lovely Edgewood home is stylishly updated with an open floor plan! You are welcomed into the foyer from the covered front porch w/gas lantern! Sitting room and separate dining room both flow into the well-designed kitchen! Kitchen Aid appliances & large granite island are perfect for entertaining! The gas fireplace is a nice focal point that adds warmth! Beautiful hardwood floors throughout & one level living makes it easy for all ages! Master bedroom is spacious with updated bath and walk-in closet! The 3 other bedrooms are roomy and offer wide closets and natural light! Hall bath has granite vanity, ceramic tile and a cool skylight! Laundry room/mud room off kitchen includes a separate pantry with barn door, office nook & storage. Rear entrance makes grocery unloading a breeze & offers covered parking & patio! Parking for 4 cars & large grass lawn area is partially fenced. You will love the fresh feel of this home, the convenient location, and the award-winning Homewood schools!
Welcome to Homewood ,a great family minded community . This one owner home built in 1961 has been well maintained and is located on a quite street . Home has a eat - in -kitchen with plenty of cabinets , separate living and dinning rooms … 3 large bedrooms with 2 full baths , basement has a large family room with built in cabinets that opens out to a large open patio over looking back yard ,Great for entertaining. ( Home has hardwood floors under carpet , smooth ceilings ,roof 7 years old HVAC 9 years old ) ** Good value here ! Put this one on your list as a must see .
$429,780 1831 28TH AVE S Homewood, AL 35209
Great location in downtown Homewood. This 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo features beautiful Brazilian Cherry hardwood floors, carpet in the bedrooms and tile in the baths. Kitchen has stainless appliances, gas cooktop, granite counter tops and a long breakfast bar. Laundry room has washer/dryer and cabinet for storage. Master suite has door to balcony and walk-in closet. Balcony overlooks SoHo Square fountain. Walk to restaurants, grocery store, shops, etc.
$699,000 316 WOODLAND DR Homewood, AL 35209
One of a kind! Fabulous 4 bedroom 4 bath house located on much desired Woodland Drive. The large front porch is perfect for a street where all the neighbors enjoy front yard living. Loads of natural light in every room. The Master on the main, Basement area provides generous storage space. Located on a great flat lot. Located just a short walk to Edgewood Elementary school. You will love living here!
$249,780 1040 BROADWAY DR Homewood, AL 35209
Great location! This 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo is ready for you! Secured entrance to parking deck and building. Hardwood laminate flooring in living area with carpet in bedrooms and tile in bathrooms. Long breakfast bar, stainless steel kitchen appliances, granite counter tops, plenty of cabinets. Laundry room off the kitchen has stackable washer & dryer. Master suite on one side with 2nd bedroom and bath on other side of living space. Both have walk-in closets. Covered patio is ground level at the back of the building. Additional parking right outside your backdoor!
$259,780 1040 BROADWAY DR Homewood, AL 35209
This is the most spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo in Broadway Park. It is an end unit with a large covered balcony. Tile in the baths, kitchen and bedrooms and hardwood in the living areas. Each bedroom has it's own bathroom and walk-in closet. Plantation shutters throughout make it easy to invite the light in! Updated appliances: stove has 2 ovens and a warming drawer, refrigerator is 4-door French style. Stackable washer & dryer remain in unit. Secured entrance and parking deck. One assigned spot but other parking available.
$849,900 630 WENA AVE Homewood, AL 35209
Fantastic total renovation in the heart of Edgewood, walking distance to Gianmarco's! Great open floorplan with 10' ceilings on the main. Living room has gas fireplace w/built in shelving leading to very large dining area w/exposed beams, then through to kitchen. Kitchen has been beautifully renovated with gorgeous granite countertops, 6 burner gas stove w/griddle, stainless farm sink, huge island w/seating, breakfast area & large pantry w/custom shelving. Large master bedroom has generous ensuite bath complete with double vanities, space for claw foot tub that can be added for additional charge, glass shower & massive walk in closet with custom shelving & full laundry space. Upstairs has 9' ceilings with 4 full bedrooms, 2 with private baths & 2 that share a Jack-and-Jill bath, 2nd laundry, & sitting room. Outside off the kitchen there is a fantastic back porch with vaulted ceilings, stacked stone fireplace w/TV mount & space for outdoor refrigerator & grill. This one won't last long!
$1,165,000 1701 WELLINGTON RD Homewood, AL 35209
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This distinctive 1929 historical Tudor home, sits on 48 ac, occupies a picturesque setting in the heart of Mayfair. View of Shades Mountain from exterior porch & deck, it is easy to forget the chaos of modern life & enjoy true relaxation. Exterior of the home features a steeply pitched gable roof, playfully elaborate masonry chimney, embellished limestone & brick front entry, stucco, & decorative cedar half-timbering. Interior offers original hardwood floors, plaster walls, decorative archways, handcrafted crown moldings, 9-ft ceilings & 2 fireplaces. Original details are beautifully balanced w/ thoughtful modern updates. Kitchen is outfitted for a gourmet cook w/ a perfect family gathering space around the breakfast bar or kitchen table. ML Master Suite offers a lg bedrm & renovated bathrm. Second Level features 4 bedrm & 2 Bathrm. Lower level features daylight den, laundry, half bath & garage. Backyard is perfect for the family to design their ideal entertainment area.
$439,900 2524 18TH PL Homewood, AL 35209
****INVESTORS SPECIAL IN HOMEWOOD**** 4 unit apartment complex in Rosedale area! 2/1bath units All units are occupied by long term renters. Homewood School System Currently rented for $1,850/month. When fully renovated, each unit will bring $850-$1,250/month in rent. *All tenants current.* New paint outside, new landscaping, new parking lot, minor exterior repairs. PRIME FOR RENOVATE AND HOLD STRATEGY! BUILDING OWNER MUST BE PRESENT FOR INSPECTION... DO NOT DISTURB THE TENANTS. ***CASH BUYERS ONLY*** NO WHOLESALERS
$386,660 1840 OXMOOR RD Homewood, AL 35209
This top floor unit overlooks the pool and features a beautiful view of Red Mountain. Quartz countertops and stainless appliances with custom cabinets. Baths feature white marble shower surrounds with glass enclosures. custom Blinds come with each unit. Most convenient location in the city. Walk to restaurants, schools, shops
$385,110 1840 OXMOOR RD Homewood, AL 35209
Homewood's hottest new upscale condos! Most amenities in town! Pool, outdoor kitchen, hot tub, firepit, state of the art fitness center, valet garbage pickup, quartz countertops, tile baths, balconies. RYE PLAN
$350,000 33 EDGEHILL RD Homewood, AL 35209
Coveted Homewood location and so much more to brag about at this beautiful remodeled stunner! Master Bedroom has a great new closet and full bath! Two more bedrooms and another full bath as well. A full unfinished daylight basement is ready to be whatever you are dreaming of or need space for! The kitchen has NEW stainless steel appliances and NEW countertops! The home also has FRESH paint inside and out! Outside there is a NEW roof, NEW driveway, NEW deck plus great new landscaping so you can enjoy the lovely city views! Just minutes away from HWY 31, downtown Homewood, Samford University and Brookwood with easy access to downtown Birmingham, the Birmingham Zoo and Botanical Gardens, Mountain Brook and more!
Wow! This 1700 square foot home features 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms on one of West Homewood's largest lots that has access from the backyard to the park, tennis courts & baseball fields,etc. Enter this home through a large living room that opens into the dining room with the oversized kitchen off of dining room. Large addition off the back of the house that can serve as a den or master bedroom with a full bathroom and walk in closet. In this room is a storm cellar that can also be used as a wine cellar built into the floor. On the other side of the house are 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms with hardwoods throughout. An extra large garage with tall ceilings that offers tons of storage with a huge laundry room as you enter the home from the garage. Roof &Hvac 2018 &2019, hot water heater 2013. Walking distance to Hall Kent, Patriot Park, pool and restaurants!
$374,900 403 OXMOOR RD Homewood, AL 35209
WOW! This adorable home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms on a cul-de-sac in EDGEWOOD! Cozy front porch is waiting for an early morning cup of coffee while sitting and enjoying your private spot in Edgewood that is walking distance to Edgewood Elementary & downtown Edgewood. Enter this home through a large living room open to a dining room with an UPDATED kitchen. Kitchen includes granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, 60/40 sink, tons of cabinet space and updated lighting. Master bedroom is complete with a built in desk, ideal while working from home and two separate closets. Shiplap ceilings and walls in master bathroom and bedrooms add nice detail to the rooms. The other two rooms are nice sized with plenty of closet space. Huge fenced-in and flat backyard which includes storage shed that is large enough for an office, two patio areas that are great for grilling and entertaining friends and family. Minutes from downtown, UAB & Walking distance to Edgewood & Schools
$550,000 532 CLIFF PL Homewood, AL 35209
Wonderful 3 bedroom and 2.5 bathroom home located in the adorable Edgewood community! This home features an open floor plan and has just been freshly painted throughout! Kitchen is large and features white cabinets, granite countertops, butcher block island, stainless appliances, large pantry & eat in area that all opens to the family den that has a gas fireplace. This home also features a large formal dining room for a more traditional feel. Master is on the main level, that has en-suite with double vanity, tub shower combo, & large walk-in closets. Also on the main is guest powder room & the oversized laundry room. Upstairs features two additional bedrooms that share a Jack & Jill bathroom and each have walk-in closets. An additional bonus room upstairs would be perfect for office or play room. Dont miss the walk in attic space for extra storage. Out back you will enjoy relaxing & grilling on the large back deck that overlooks a fenced & flat back yard!
$399,900 1830 29TH ST S Homewood, AL 35209
Take advantage of this rare opportunity and call SOHO FLATS your home. An elevator ride down will be the only thing between you and all the great restaurants, bars, and retail shops that Homewood has to offer. This beautiful 2 bedroom/2 bathroom condo is also conveniently located to Hwy. 31, Hwy. 280, UAB, Samford, Vulcan Park and downtown Birmingham. The condo has fresh paint throughout and new carpet in the bedrooms. This condo also comes with one parking space in the garage (a $10,000+ value.)
$389,000 426 DELCRIS DR Homewood, AL 35226
Great SPACE & LOCATION AND zoned HOMEWOOD SCHOOL SYSTEM!! The eat-in kitchen is updated and opens to the family room and to screened porch...making indoor/outdoor entertaining a cinch. The kitchen has granite countertops, breakfast bar, a pantry AND stainless appliances...which include Bosch electric double ovens, Bosch dishwasher with stainless interior, smooth top electric cooktop & a side-by-side refrigerator with water & ice dispenser. New hardwoods in the living space and new carpet throughout the bedrooms. The Master suite on the main level with an en suite bath with jetted tub, separate shower, double sink vanity and walk-in closet. Main level laundry room with a utility sink and built-in cabinets. Every bedroom has an associated bathroom & walk-in closets. Fenced yard is perfect for play & pets! Roof, AC & new windows 2016. Upstairs AC unit new compressor 2020. A dream job opportunity is the reason the sellers are moving so quickly....they have loved this home. Welcome Home!!
$750,000 1629 SUNSET DR Homewood, AL 35216
Welcome to luxury living in one of Birmingham's most sought after communities! This hilltop, Mediterranean inspired home boasts gorgeous views and a feeling of seclusion while proximate to Lakeshore Dr. and I-65. Natural light illuminates the entire home while the elegant main floor flows with space for entertaining. The main floor master features high tray ceilings and a balcony while the master bath showcases a large walk in shower with separate garden tub. The second floor is a perfect space for the rest of the family with four bedrooms, two jack and jill bathrooms and another living area. The lower level features two bedrooms, one with its own master suite style bathroom, as well as a full kitchen with open concept living room. This home enjoys all these wonderful features while being zoned for Homewood schools and is less than two miles from grocery stores, a movie theatre, and has nearly 200 four+ star restaurants in a five-mile radius. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity!
$329,780 831 COLUMBIANA RD Homewood, AL 35209
Main level living with charming appeal! 3 BR, 2BA with high ceilings and an open living/dining area. Fireplace in living room makes for a great space. Large kitchen has tiled floors, separate entrance, natural light, eat-in area plus a pantry. Laundry conveniently right off master with nice storage space. Master suite has dual vanity, jetted tub, separate shower and walk-in closet. Two bedrooms share a hall bath. Large fenced in backyard. Main level 2-car garage with pull down attic and storage above is one step off the kitchen. Exterior trim freshly painted. Close to major highways, interstates, shopping, restaurants, UAB and Samford.
$859,900 329 STERRETT AVE Homewood, AL 35209
New Construction in Edgewood! This custom-built brick home is nearing completion! This home features 3,000 + - square feet with 4 Bedrooms, Loft, 4 1/2 Baths, Kitchen, Dining, Master on Main with an En-Suite, sitting area and coffee bar and a Guest Bedroom on Main with an En-Suite. Vaulted Great Room, Main level Laundry, Vaulted Porch, Large Kitchen with a huge Island and Pantry. Upstairs you will find a loft and 2 Bedrooms. Custom Cabinets, Quartz Counters, Custom Mill Work, Hardwoods Throughout. Viking Appliance Package in Kitchen. You don't want to miss the opportunity to own this beautiful custom home! Walking distance to Restaurants, Stores, Parks and Edgewood Elementary.
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Prof. Dr. Oliver Werz investigates mechanisms of action and targets of anti-inflammatory and anti-neoplastic compounds at the molecular and cellular level. In addition, Prof. Werz is searching for new therapeutic drugs for the treatment of inflammations, autoimmune diseases, neurodegenerative diseases and tumors. An important aspect of the research is gender-specific differences in pharmacotherapy ("gender medicine").
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Scriba develops highly specialized, modern analytical separation techniques, particularly for purity testing of pharmaceutical drugs. The research includes the development of new methods for the separation of stereoisomers, mechanistic examination of the interaction between analyte and selector and the development of capillary electrophoresis-based enzyme assays.
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Prof. Dr. Thomas Winckler is interested to uncover the molecular mechanisms that certain mobile genetic elements use to identify specific integration sites in the genome of the "social amoeba" Dictyostelium discoideum. The pharmaceutical perspective of this research is to improve current retroviral gene therapy vectors with a component that may help reduce the genotoxicity of such vectors. In another research field Prof. Winckler is interested to determine how individual cells of social amoeba communicate with each other during the aggregation of single cells into multicellular organisms that later form fruiting bodies. Finally, Prof. Winckler is using cell-based and other assays to uncover new lead structures as NMDA receptor antagonists that may be useful as drugs for the therapy of Alzheimer´s disease.
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Prof. Dr. Dagmar Fischer works on the development, formulation, characterization and biopharmaceutic testing of nanoparticular drug application systems composed of either synthetic or natural polymers. A focus of the work is on the formulation of innovative drugs including poorly soluble natural products and biomacromolecular drugs and includes the development of methods for cell- and tissue-specific targeting. In addition, Prof. Fischer is interested in the interaction of nanoparticular medicinal products with biological barriers including skin, blood-brain barrier, tumors and intestine, and the testing in models alternative to animal testing (3R model), such as the hen egg test.
Over the years Prof. Dr. Paola Luciani focused her research on the design and characterization of liposomes as drug delivery system (protein, nucleic acids, drugs). She has expertise in designing contrast agents for non-invasive fluorescence imaging of lymphatic and vascular system in inflammation and cancer, as well as selectively sensing reactive oxygen species. Prof. Luciani's research is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach aimed at developing lipid-based tools for diagnostic molecular imaging and for targeted therapy of fibrotic diseases. Another research focus is understanding the molecular mechanisms and the interecellular communication underlying the oral administration of lipid-based formulations and the effect of oxidative stress on phospholipids as nutraceuticals. More recently Prof. Luciani started to explore the field of site-specific sustained release and her research groups actively works on the development of novel manufacturing processes for lipid-based depots as an alternative to current technologies for hydrophilic drugs and biomacromolecules.
Websites Pharmaceutical Technology
Lectures in Clinical Pharmacy are organized by PD Dr. Andreas Seeling.
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So without further ado, here's what we're reading, Thursday, July 7, 2016.
Donald Trump exceeded expectations with his fundraising. Apparently, he raised over $50 million in June.
Speaking of Trump and expectations, are we expected to think he's chosen Newt Gingrich as his running mate? Trump brought Newt along with him to a campaign fundraiser in Ohio.
"Anti-war" Obama can't end the Afghan War that he promised to end years ago.
Actor Matt Damon says he wished the U.S. had Australian-style gun control laws.
FBI Director James Comey is supposed to be meeting before lawmakers sometime today to explain his decision not to press charges against Hillary Clinton.
Karl Rove explains why Hillary's email scandal isn't going away anytime soon.
Prominent creationist Ken Ham's Noah's Ark theme park is set to open today in Kentucky.
One of Thomas Jefferson's letters was found in someone's attic. "A family in Mississippi discovered a rare letter from founding father Thomas Jefferson in a box of heirlooms, written to their ancestor, U.S. Ambassador to France William Crawford." In the letter, Jefferson gives his thoughts on the War of 1812, and compares it to the War for Independence.
The new "Iron Man" is a black woman.
NASA's spacecraft Juno has just now started orbiting Jupiter after its over-a-decade trek across the solar system.
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MSHA Certifies Helicomm and Venture Design Services' Mobile Location Transponder
October 4, 2007
Helicomm, Inc. and Venture Design Services Inc. (VDSI) today announced that another milestone in their joint product development for mine safety has been reached.
The Mobile Location Transponder (MLT), an integral part of MineTracer, the ZigBee-based tracking, monitoring, and emergency messaging system, was fully approved for intrinsic safety in a methane-air environment by MSHA.
MineTracer is a location, tracking and communications system now under review by owner/operators of more than 60 coal mines. The majority of these mines are located in West Virginia where safety plans have been mandated by state law. The MLT is a device for tracking miners or "tagging" anything in a mine: rover, mantrip, longwall machine, or other equipment.
"MineTracer continues to be the benchmark for self-configuring, low-power, location and tracking systems," said Ken Hill, director of sales, Helicomm. "This certification allows us to move forward with additional capability and continue our mission of improving mine safety."
MineTracer was included in the first group of approved products by the state's Office of Miners' Health Safety and Training on June 6, 2007. West Virginia required mine operators to submit initial plans for communications and tracking systems under legislative rule Title 56 Series 4 during Q2 2007.
It is expected that final plans will be submitted in October of this year to meet the requirements of the new rules.
"The key accomplishment with this approval is having proven the ruggedness and intrinsic safety against more serious impact and environmental tests. There are no restrictions for use of the device in any hazardous areas of any mine," said Eric Pirttima, business development manager, VDSI. "This technology provides a safer environment for the miners and peace of mind for their families."
About Helicomm
Headquartered in Carlsbad, Calif., with wholly owned subsidiaries in Beijing, China, and Taipei, Taiwan, Helicomm is a leading provider of voice and data wireless networks to improve tracking, management and communication of assets by providing wireless networking solutions built upon the IEEE 802.15.4 (ZigBee) and IPv6 global standards for reliable, secure, low-power, cost-effective wireless networks. Helicomm's networking SOFTWARE and development tools provide customers the quickest and easiest way to integrate wireless networking into their products and systems. For more information about Helicomm, please visit www.helicomm.com.
About VDSI and Venture Corporation
With R&D facilities in Santa Rosa, CA and Liberty Lake, WA, Venture Design Services, Inc. (VDSI) develops wireless communications products and systems focusing on remote sensor networks and data collection. VDSI?s parent company, Venture Corporation, Ltd., is a leading global electronics services company providing comprehensive manufacturing and engineering design services. Venture is a strategic partner with top Fortune 500 companies including Agilent Technologies, HP, IBM, and Intermec
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Our clients obtain peace of mind knowing their Telecom and Mobility environments are professionally managed yielding lower costs, better technology choices and greater service to their end users. Renodis has established an excellent reputation for delivering great value to firms such as Red Wing Shoe Company, Northern Tool + Equipment, Land O'Lakes, Presbyterian Homes, Macaroni Grill Restaurants, and hundreds of other firms. As a Saint Paul, Minnesota based company, Renodis has helped hundreds of organizations with Telecom and Mobility needs.
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Traveling offers lots of opportunities to learn, to enjoy, to be awed and to welcome unexpected surprises. One of the aspects of traveling that touches on almost all of the above reactions are wondrous bodies of water around the world that produce outstanding memories. Here are some of the best of these watery wonders.
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, Zambia
When the calm flowing water of the Zembezi River enters the Victoria Falls gorge, it abruptly plunges 328 feet to the bottom. The impact generates soaring mists and thunderous sounds that can be seen and heard for miles. During the rainy season—mid-November through late April—the falls virtually disappear behind a thick wall of mist; at other times, the water volume noticeably eases.
Canals of Venice, Italy
Best enjoyed outside the heat of summer, the Venetian canals and their gondolas provide one of the world's most romantic experiences: gliding slowly down narrow palazzo-lined canals on a moonlit night. Venice is a city built on water. The canals—some 150 of them—link nearly 700 tiny islands to make what seems a floating city. Visitors and natives alike must travel by foot or boat. The nearly two-mile-long Grand Canal, the main water thoroughfare, is lined by luxurious, centuries-old palazzos with ornate Renaissance-style facades and is spanned by the elaborately designed Rialto Bridge. When the distance is far, the swift vaporettos (water taxis) are handy.
Great Barrier Reef, Australia
The Great Barrier Reef stretches 1,243 miles through the Coral Sea along Australia's northeastern coast. The reef, which in actuality is a collection of thousands of distinct coral reefs, has been designated a World Heritage site for its sheer beauty and uniquely complex and delicate ecosystem. More than 1,500 types of fish and 200 kinds of birds live on the reef's atolls, and islands. The beauty of this waterscape annually draws hundreds of thousands of visitors who come to see the spectacle by diving, snorkeling, and glass-bottom boating. Conservationists fear that the large influx of visitors and their collateral effect on pollution are damaging this natural wonder.
Li River, China
The 52-mile stretch of the Li River west of Guilin has inspired artists for thousands of years. Here the Li River snakes through a fairy-tale landscape of conical limestone peaks, its smooth waters exquisitely mirroring the magical scenery. The vistas are particularly enchanting when flowing mists weave themselves around the peaks, hiding then exposing them in moments of surprise. The cone-shaped mountains are vestiges of ancient eroded seabeds that support graceful bamboo groves and terraced rice paddies. Each bend of the river reveals something new and interesting, from lumbering water buffalo pulling carts or cooling off in the river to fishermen gliding on narrow bamboo rafts.
Suez Canal, Egypt
An idea born of the British Empire's colonial interests, the 100-mile-long Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean with the Red Sea. Thousands of men labored ten years to build this shortcut. Without it, a cargo ship sailing from Italy to Singapore had to go around the southern tip of Africa, doubling the time and distance. Today, an endless parade of supertankers, container ships, and other large oceangoing vessels stream along this blue ribbon that cuts through barren desert.
Lake Como, Italy
Thousands of years ago, glaciers carved the peaks and valleys of the Alps. Those same glaciers formed the pre-Alpine lakes of the Lombard region some 30 miles north of Milan. Scenic Lake Como, with its deep blue waters, has long been known as "the looking glass of Venus." Vistas of the lake reveal a serene scene surrounded by palatial villas, tree-clad mountains, and quaint villages. Lake Como covers 56 square miles and reaches a depth of 1,358 feet.
Nile River, Egypt
The storied past of the longest river in the world entices many people to cruise its length as it winds through Egypt. "Floating hotels" glide smoothly past timeless Egyptian life unfolding along the date-palm-tree-dotted riverbanks, as well as the unbelievable historic temples.
Bora-Bora, South Pacific
The Polynesian island of Bora-Bora in the South Pacific is widely suggested as the world's most beautiful island. A tropical blue lagoon ringed by coral reefs encircles the island, which is crowned by a rugged 2,385-feet-high volcano core draped with tropical foliage. Snorkelers and skin divers love Bora-Bora for its warm waters and plentiful sea fauna. Sunbathers delight in the white-sand beaches.
Dead Sea, Israel
The Dead Sea, shared by Israel and Jordan, is the lowest spot on Earth. Its shoreline is about 1,312 feet below sea level. As the world's saltiest large body of water, averaging a salt content six times higher than that of the ocean, it supports no life. With no outlet, the water that flows into the Dead Sea evaporates in the hot, humid air, leaving the minerals. The Jordan River is the chief source of the incoming water, but since the 1960s much of its water has been diverted for irrigation. Its length has already shrunk by more than a third, and, while the sea will never entirely disappear, because evaporation slows down as surface area decreases and saltiness increases, the Dead Sea as we know it could become a thing of the past.
…and there's so much more.
Iguazu Falls
A spectacular waterfall in Argentina and even more so on the Brazil side. It's wide and deep and offers many opportunities to feel immersed in its power, its spray and strength.
Inle Lake, Burma
A whole different kind of place where people live and work on the lake. There's some large tomato farms and men who paddle boats with one foot.
Lake Tahoe, California and Nevada
It's big and cold and a beautiful setting with all the water activities available for all ages.
Inside Passage, Alaska
What a great trip with spectacular scenery, wild life on land and water, and the not-t0-be-forgotten Glacier Bay, dotted with towns of yesterday still thriving today.
Colorado River, Grand Canyon
WOW! A fabulous rafting trip of 3-7-10 days exposes all the thrills of a raging river with exciting rapids, splendid scenery, old Indian trails, and a few warm blue tributary streams.
Lake Titicaca, Peru and Bolivia
An unusual water providence of people living in villages and boats made of shaped bamboo-like palm prawns. You can't believe all the wondrous sights.
Mekong River Delta, Southeast Asia
2,700 miles meandering from China through Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Burma and Thailand, the river is a major trade route for six countries before it reaches the South China Sea. Almost 20 million people live, work and sustain themselves on or adjacent to the river.
And last but not least
The Mighty Mississippi
It flows 2,300 miles from northern Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico passing through 10 states. It touches on Baton Rouge and New Orleans in Lousiana; St. Louis, Missouri; Memphis, Tennessee; St. Paul and Minneapolis, and offers a wealth of American history, culture and southern charm.
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INGOLSTADT, GERMANY – Audi reported that the Euro NCAP consortium has awarded the A3 the five-star rating for passive crash safety, which includes front, side, and rear impacts, and child safety and pedestrian protection.
The automaker stated that the vehicle's specially designed front end and "active engine hood," which rises in the event of a collision using a pyrotechnic release mechanism, helped the vehicle earn high marks in NCAP's front crash testing. NCAP also noted the vehicle's front seat seatbelt reminder and its rear seat design as contributing significantly to its overall safety.
Audi also noted vehicle features in addition to what NCAP measures, including standard daytime running lights, the vehicle's available driver assistance systems (adaptive cruise control with pre-sense front collision functionality, active lane assist, side assist, and rest recommendations).
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Michael Novogratz's crypto-focused Galaxy Digital investment bank goes all in amid bitcoin surge and starts offering crypto options contracts, Yahoo! Finance reports.
At press time, bitcoin sees sufficient surge +4,21% and is trading at $9,916. Earlier iHodl reported that Tom Lee, Managing Partner and the Head of Research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, suggested that the leading by market cap crypto after breaching $10,000 may hit its all-time high because of a FOMO trigger.
Bitcoin (EXANTE: Bitcoin) options are a type of crypto derivative that are a wide-spread method of profiting from an extremely unstable& volatile market by strategically hedging risks such as reducing portfolio risks, and losses from trading, Yahoo! Finance notes.
Previously, Smart Challenge, a gaming platform developed by Azarus and based on EOS' blockchain, received an investment of 1.8 million dollars in its last funding round from Galaxy Digital, Kleiner Perkins and SVK Crypto
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Nevada lawmaker freed from jail in latest arrest
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LAS VEGAS (AP) – A Nevada state Assembly member is free on bail with an April 11 court date on charges that he physically attacked a family member and grabbed for a police officer's weapon during the weekend.
Steven Brooks' date in Las Vegas Justice Court was canceled Monday after he was freed from jail on $4,000 bail. He faces misdemeanor domestic battery and obstructing an officer charges.
Police say Brooks tried to take a gun from an officer early Sunday during a scuffle at a Las Vegas home.
It was Brooks' second arrest since Jan. 19, when he was jailed overnight on a felony allegation that he threatened Assembly Democratic Speaker Marilyn Kirkpatrick.
Brooks is a Democrat from North Las Vegas.
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No one would have forgotten Jaisal K P at this time of floods. Hero of 2018 floods, Jaisal was the one who let people step on his back and embark on the rescue boat. In 2019 also, Jaisal from Malappuram was in the forefront in saving hundreds of people stranded in the floods.
On the night of August 8 when floods broke out in northern Kerala, Jaisal had no second thoughts and he embarked on his boat with six of his friends to Nilambur, which was isolated. They were the first group of fishermen to reach Nilambur and were part of the rescue operations till August 12.
"Without food and water for two days, we were at Nilambur. But we have the satisfaction of saving hundreds of lives in the worst flood," said Jaisal whose boat was the first to embark on rescue operations in Kerala.
Once they reached Nilambur, there was no looking back for Jaisal and his six friends. "It was at 10 in the night that we reached Nilambur. The sub collector said that it was not safe for rescue operations in the night as flood was worse. But we said that we were ready for any operation at any time. We told the official that day and night were the same for us. At last the official agreed. We could rescue about 60 people that night itself," he told www.kadapuram.com.
The others in the team were Savad, Baneesh, Jabir, Salam, Naufal and Ashraf.
On the second day, they were at Pallikkunnu after they had got a call to reach there. "From Seven in the morning to almost eight 8 in the night, we were with the rescue team. The rescue operation was much difficult as the entire region was flooded and even some houses were almost flooded. There were patients in some houses and was difficult to move them to safety. Apart from this, there were also a few bed ridden people, who posed difficult in taking them to safety," Jaisal said.
Noting that they reached their home on the midnight of Eid day, he said that their homes did not have any Eid celebrations."All of us were in different places and were engaged in rescue operations. No one was there to buy clothes or other things for our family. And also we reached only at midnight. But we believe that saving lots of lives was really great service and a real gift of Eid. Our families also understand our situation and they have no complaints," Jaisal said.
He also pointed out that it was determination that had kept them all during the days of rescue operations. "We all worked together and we had only one aim to rescue as much people to safety," he said. "We only heard the cries of help from children, women and the old. There was only one aim and we are satisfied in it," he said.


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ORKNEY ROWING CLUB has been bottled at 58% to deliver a bold and intense single malt whisky that balances the sweetness of honey and vanilla with the fire of root ginger, carried on a wave of aromatic peat smoke. We have released 4,000 bottles and will donate a percentage of the proceeds from sales to the club.
Many centuries ago, Viking oarsmen propelled their mighty longships through thousands of miles of water in search of new lands. The members of Orkney Rowing Club may not travel thousands of miles, but pulling together as a team sits at the heart of everything they do. Established in 2014, the club began with just seven members and one boat – a 23-foot, clinker-build Shetland Yoal. Today, it has five traditional boats and around 40 members, and every year raises significant amounts of money to support local charities.
"As Orcadians, rowing is in our blood"
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Though he's currently filming Denis Villeneuve's sci-fi picture Story of Your Life, Forest Whitaker is reportedly in negotiations to join Gareth Edwards' anthology film, Star Wars: Rogue One. Though his role is currently unknown, Variety reports that Whitaker is in the process of booking his ticket for the standalone film that will take place between the events of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope, with its chronology leaning closer to the original Star Wars film. This timeline makes sense considering the film's plot, which centers on a group of rebel fighters who are planning to steal the Death Star plans. Star Wars: Rogue One also stars Felicity Jones as one of the rebel soldiers opposite Ben Mendelsohn set as the main villain; Riz Ahmed and Diego Luna are also rumored to play rebel fighters.
I'm curious to see which side of the force Whitaker's character aligns with, but before he can get involved with Star Wars, he may be starring in another franchise film. The same Variety write-up reports that he's also negotiating a role in Corin Hardy's remake of The Crow, which he would film before going into Star Wars' production.
As for Whitaker's other projects, he'll appear next in Antoine Fuqua's boxing drama Southpaw starring Jake Gyllenhaal; that picture enters the ring July 24th. He's also producing and narrating the indie comedy/drama Dope, which debuts June 19th. Story of Your Life and The Crow are both due out in 2016 but release dates haven't been locked down. Star Wars: Rogue One closes out the year with a December 16, 2016 release. Not a bad couple of years for Whitaker.


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Too often Jamaicans living in the Diaspora are recipients of adverse news pertaining to their homeland. The frequent adverse news rotates around crime, violence, adverse economic conditions, political corruption, and so on.
Because of this avalanche of adverse news, unfortunately, many Jamaicans living overseas are weary of returning home, even for a short visit.
But, for those who chose to ignore the news of doom and gloom, and retuned home, most find a happy, bustling people, and very little evidence of gloom or doom.
Gives meaning to phrase "Jamaica no-problem, mon"
This is not to say everything is going smoothly. The "dutty still tuff" although the rain is falling. There are people who are struggling financially to make ends meet. But Jamaicans have a very peculiar character that gives true meaning to the popular cliché "Jamaica no-problem mon."
Positive spirit of the people
Wherever one goes in Jamaica, whether to the lofty suburbs in the St Andrew hills, the teeming, steaming inner cities in Kingston, or poor rural communities, the first thing one notices is the positive spirit of the people. People greet you cheerfully and respectfully. This has nothing to do with being a visitor from "foreign." One doesn't really advertise one is visiting from overseas, so it is assumed the visitor is a local stranger. The love and respect is extended to both local residents and visitors.
Belief that "Better must come"
Sometimes Jamaicans are criticized by those living outside the country as being among the most complacent people on earth. Jamaicans appear smiling and content through the most trying of circumstances. While there may be some truth in this, it's because Jamaicans seem very willing to work through adverse circumstances with very unique faith and hope that "better must come" if not today, soon. But another thing that's also very obvious is very few Jamaicans are seen sitting idly waiting for faith and hope to change their lives. Whether rushing to or from work or involved n some other honest means of making a living, most people seem to be always busy doing something.
For those who haven't returned to Jamaica for a long time the streets of Kingston, St. Andrew and most of the capital cities in the other parishes are impossibly busy with traffic day and night. This is one very busy Caribbean island.
Crime does exist, but people not victimized
On the issue of crime, it does exist. Even while visiting there were news reports of crime randomly committed in various regions of the country. And while the problem is serious, one doesn't see people behaving as if they are victims to this scourge, Locals do discuss crime, but not in fear, rather with determination to protect themselves from potential crime, and in urging the authorities to eradicate crime.
Positive tourism experience
One of the most rewarding experiences in visiting Jamaica is the opportunity to share the tourism brand as a guest at a resort hotel.
One recalls in the 1960s on visiting a north coast hotel, most of guests, hotel management and staff, except bell-hops, waitresses and maids, were white foreigners. In 1966 a group of University of the West Indies students visiting a north coast hotel were denied service in a restaurant, resulting in targeted protest against the hotel for sometime. This incident resulted in the termination of the hotel's manager.
But, today, there's evidence of major changes in the Jamaican tourism sector. Most of the hotels' staff – management, front desk, and support are young, Jamaican men and women. These young people, and the staff generally, whether they are specially trained or behaving naturally, display very courteous customer service. Hardly, a question asked at the front desk, restaurants, bar, or poolside, goes answered without a smile, or kind gesture. The attitude of the Jamaican staff at these hotels make one proud and absolutely comfortable to be a Jamaican enjoying the Jamaican tourism brand.
Curiosity re the bad press
The positive attitude displayed by Jamaicans of all walks of life, and particularly ordinary Jamaicans in the streets, and in most places of businesses like the hotels and restaurants, causes one to wonder. What is behind all the negatives news targeted to Jamaicans and non-Jamaicans overseas? What's behind the recent barrage of negative news attacking some Jamaican hotels? What seemed an out-of-the ordinary incident was made to seem like a trend by elements of the American media.
Was this an attempt to divert visitors from Jamaica? If it was there is no evidence of this working. Visitors, Jamaicans and non-Jamaicans, are expressing satisfaction with the Jamaican brand, and the friendly nature of Jamaicans expressed in customer service and their normal way of life.
The advice to those daunted by adverse news related to Jamaica, is don't be deterred in returning home by this news. Jamaica is as beautiful, and the people courteous and friendly, as ever. Despite the challenges, "Yard nice, mon."


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The Kissimmee Utility Authority was one of those companies that sent equipment and workers as a subcontractor for Whitefish. Six linemen spent 36 days working 16-hour days to get the island back on the power grid.
Whitefish Energy Holdings was awarded the contract with Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, or PREPA, as two-year old company that had only two full-time employees until more recently, reported NPR News. Whitefish then charged PREPA $319 an hour for the subcontractors who were paid an average of $42 an hour plus overtime, according to KUA.
Whitefish spokesman Ken Luce told News 6 that the "'lineman rate' has been misreported and is very misunderstood."
"FEMA instructed PREPA and thus Whitefish to craft a universal rate sheet for all positions in the contract," Luce said in an email to News 6. "This universal rate also insured PREPA that the prices would not vary due to increased costs over the term of the work. The rates had to apply across all contracts no matter what rate a subcontractor might charge for the work."
PREPA canceled the contract with Whitefish after the steep overcharges came to light and the Puerto Rican governor ordered an audit of the contract.
Kissimmee Utility Authority officials say they have not been paid by Whitefish for equipment costs totaling $400,000. KUA paid their workers, but is also awaiting reimbursement from Whitefish for labor costs.
"It was just unusual to start with, but I had find out that PREPA had made an advance payment to Whitefish of seven figures so I felt confident, I think we all did, that payment would not be the biggest risk we had," KUA vice president Grant Lacerte said.
Luce disputed the allegations of nonpayment and said the company is waiting on PREPA to pay first.
"Whitefish Energy has been promptly turning over payments to subcontractors once PREPA pays invoices for such work," Luce said. "Whitefish continues to work with PREPA to expedite the payment of invoices for all subcontractors."
But KUA has yet to receive a single payment from Whitefish and if the company doesn't pay soon Kissimmee taxpayers will be forced to foot the bill, Lacerte said.
"That does fall back on the taxpayers and that's why we insist and we continue to insist that we get paid in full for our good-faith efforts," Lacerte said.
Rep. Darren Soto (D-Florida) said the situation was unacceptable.
"Our staff is working with the Kissimmee Utility Authority to see that power crews are paid for the hard work performed and that taxpayer resources are safeguarded," Soto said. "I call on the responsible parties to resolve this matter immediately."


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Real Wedding – Simon & Pip, Coldstream VIC
Simon and Pip drew inspiration from their time living in remote Central Australia to style and perfect their stunning Stones of The Yarra Valley wedding.
Simple and romantic, with the energy of love and excitement from their friends and family, was all the pair needed as they were made husband and wife by Tribe favourite Shannon Jeans.
While Pip may have almost fainted throughout the ceremony, and averted a near-disaster in the day leading up – their dream day was perfection and shutterbug John Warren has documented it just beautifully.
In Pip's words…
The meeting.
We met in 2007 through our mutual love of rowing. We were rowing at opposing clubs at the time but crossed paths often when down at the boat sheds. One thing led to another, and with a little help from some friends and good old Facebook, soon enough, sparks were flying.
The 'one'.
I always knew Simon was different from other guys, and fell in love pretty early on. But I guess I knew he was 'the one', when he put his life on hold to support my ambitions, joining me in remote Central Australia. After an amazing three years of remote living, he was still there supporting me every step. That takes commitment and love, and only when moving back to a mainstream setting in 2014, did I realise how lucky I was. That's when I knew!
The proposal.
Simon popped the question when we were on holiday in Far North Queensland in December of 2014. We went for a drive up to Port Douglas for the day, doing a few touristy things along the way. As we drove back along the coast, Simon asked if there was a beach I'd like to go for a walk along. I was clueless about what was happening and said 'it didn't really matter' because they were all beautiful. We pulled in at Ellis Beach, and walked down towards the deserted end. That's when he reached into his bag, pulled out a box and knelt down on one knee. I immediately (in typical fashion) started bawling and couldn't believe what was happening. While Simon thought I took forever to respond, I thought the whole thing went too quickly, and so…I asked him do it all over again, ring back in the box and all!
Wedding inspiration.
We like things to be nice but not overdone, special but not glitzy. For the ceremony, we wanted something simple and romantic, and so played on the setting of the Stones Chapel, coupled with soft white and green florals. For the reception we wanted to liven things up a little more. As we have a deep seeded love for Australian landscapes (and particularly the colours we would see in the Central Australian desert), we took to the Stones Barn with some burnt orange, yellow and red natives, teemed with elegant iron candlesticks and a hanging centerpiece. The rest of our styling was minimal, suiting us perfectly.
The dress.
On another one of our whirlwind Melbourne trips, I locked in a day with my bestie and my mum, to try on dresses down in High Street, Armadale. Living interstate, I knew it would make things more simple to access dresses all in the one area, and having spent months trawling through magazines, I was ready to take the plunge. I had a bit of an idea of what I wanted, definitely something with lace, perhaps with a small strap, nothing boofy and something that I could still move in. After a day of dress appointments, champagne and trying on over 20 dresses, I walked away in love with the very first dress I tried on! It was one suggested to me by Maria in Raffaele Ciuca. A slender, silk with lace overlay, Maggie Sottero dress, strapless with a small train that hooked up beautifully for later in the evening. I loved it!
Favourite moment.
My absolute favourite part of the day was the part of the ceremony when we said our vows and could finally kiss as husband and wife! It was the best feeling in the world and for the rest of the day, we couldn't wipe the smiles off our faces. Hearing the whistles and hoots from our closest friends all in the same room at the same time, was just the best.
There was nothing particularly traditional about our wedding, except perhaps that we had a first dance. But then again, we did this after cutting the cake on entry to the reception, all before entrées!
Meaning of marriage.
Our marriage is a commitment to one another that we are and always will be there for one another, and that we will fight to keep the love we have felt for one another for the past 9 ½ years.
Wedding soundtrack.
Our ceremony songs were all played on the piano and sung by Garth Ploog from The White Tree. The four-piece band played for the remainder of the evening.
Aisle: Mango Tree, Angus and Julia Stone
Signing: Better Together, Jack Johnsone
Aisle exit: I'm Yours, Jason Mraz
Reception entry: Could You Be Loved, Bob Marley
First Dance: Come Away With Me, Norah Jones
Funny stories (or near disasters).
The day before our wedding, I broke out in a rash all over my face and neck. It was prickly and red and everyone kept telling me it didn't look too bad, but I was freaking out. I spent the night before our wedding with icepacks plastered on my neck and pawpaw all over my face, barely sleeping a wink. It turns out my skin hated moving from muggy Far North Queensland to cold, dry Melbourne! It was still prickly and itchy the morning of the wedding, but with some antihistamine and amazing work of my makeup artist, Trish Sousa, it was all but forgotten!
Not many people know this, but I nearly fainted during the ceremony. I'm not good at standing in one spot at the best of times and have been known to take a tumble. Luckily enough, Shan (our amazing celebrant) had worked her way through our ceremony, timing this moment perfectly for when I had to move to pass my bouquet to my Maid of Honour and turn to face Simon to say our vows. One more minute and it could have been a completely different story! Thankfully, it was enough to get the blood flowing again. Second disaster averted!
Planning surprises.
It was perhaps easier than we had anticipated seeing as we were planning from interstate. Having a suppliers list from Stones, along with word of mouth from Shan and our photographer Johnny Warren was the most helpful. We were surprised at how difficult it is to do the seating plan – allow days for this!
Words of wisdom.
Do it over time. We had two years between engagement and wedding. Completely took the pressure off and allowed us to do things when we could. Also, stay true to what you really want and don't get carried away by all the things that happen to be trends. It needs to reflect you. We had so many comments about how perfect the day was for the two of us. Just what we wanted.
Final words.
Honestly cannot speak highly enough of all our suppliers. They are the A Team!
It doesn't get much better than a wedding in the Yarra Valley, be sure to check out all our favourite Yarra Valley venues.
Ceremony venue and reception: The Chapel and Barn – Stones of the Yarra Valley, Coldstream The creative director, Vonnie Frazer, was particularly helpful, as we didn't want to employ a stylist. She understood our style perfectly and worked with our florist to make each room perfect with all the little details. On the day, Taylah, Stones Wedding Coordinator, was brilliant! All staff ensured the day went smoothly, from fixing the train of my dress before entering the chapel, to bringing us sneaky canapes and cocktails while we were off taking photos. Any guest dietary requirements were taken care of without a fuss. A well-polished crew!
Celebrant: Shannon Jeans of Cloud 9 Celebrations – We could not speak more highly of Shan. She absolutely made our day by personalising the entire ceremony and ensuring there was the perfect balance between fun, romance, tears and laughter. In the meetings prior to our wedding, Shan ensured we felt comfortable, helped us with our vows, clarified the legalities and most importantly, became someone who truly understood us as a couple. Her support was amazing and we could not think of a better celebrant to recommend to anyone. She's a true gem!
Photography: John Warren of Warren Photgraphy – Johnny is epic. His photos speak for themselves. We didn't want a day with posed family photos, but instead, a day filled with fun memories with the people we love. That's exactly what we had and is what's reflected in our photos. We highly recommend John and have already had guests asking for his number for future events!
Florist: Youki Nakahara of Sugar Bee Flowers – Youki is a bubble of energy with a creative flare to match. Her eye to detail is impeccable and she absolutely nailed our brief. As we didn't have a stylist, we wanted the flowers and the venue to do the talking. Youki made that happen! My bouquet was perfect, soft and romantic, the ceremony followed suit, whilst the reception livened up the party with bright pops of Australian natives. Our guests were equally enthralled and many took home flowers as mementos.
Hair and Makeup: Mehrium Ajaib & Trish Sousa for LoveCo Beauty – These ladies make the perfect team. Preparation was made so much easier having these two getting us ready. Our makeup was natural as requested, but enough to stand out in the photos, while our hair was delicate and pretty. I felt as though Mim and Trish were part of the bridal party as our morning was filled with stories and laughter, champagne and fruit, makeup and hairspray! A lovely way to spend our time before the ceremony and couldn't have been happier with the result.
The Dress: Maggie Sottero design – Raffaele Ciuca
Veil: Raffaele Ciuca
Jewellery/Accessories: Clutch: Jimmy Choo; earrings and bracelet: Samantha Wills; bridesmaid earrings Samantha Wills; family heirloom (ring on Bride's right hand)
Shoes: Jimmy Choo
Rings: I handmade Simon's ring over the course of three months in a backyard studio under the guidance of gold/silversmith Katie Shanahan. It was tough but completely worth the experience. I was so happy with the end result and Simon seems pretty thrilled!
Bride's engagement and wedding band – Michael Hill
Bridesmaids dresses: Zimmerman
Grooms and groomsmen attire: Raffaele Ciuca Menswear
Catering: Stones of the Yarra Valley
Favors: Custom Favours
Cake / Cake topper: Splendid Servings and flowers by Sugar Bee Flowers
Stationery / Signage: Elm Stationary
Entertainment: The White Tree – these guys were epic! Garth played piano and sung perfectly in the Chapel and then ramped things up later in the day to kick start the party. Highly recommended!
Transport: JC Jags and Must Have Mustangs – Con from JC Jags was great! He was the friendly face and warm presence I needed before walking down the isle. At the end of the night, he even turned around and drove back to the venue when I realised I had left my clutch there! A true gentleman and the car was stunning!
Honeymoon: Italy and the Greek Islands


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