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This study guide has been designed to help you use the EndNote program to manage your referencing. The guide provides templates for citing a range of legal resources, including both primary and secondary legal materials. The guide demonstrates that you do not need to use all the fields found in an EndNote reference type - simply use the fields mentioned in the examples below. Note that the example are arranged in alphabetical order.
Study guides
EndNote Law: Install
This study guide has been designed to bring together all the links you need in order to install and use EndNote for law. At UTS the EndNote legal referencing style is based on the Australian Guide to Legal Citation (3rd edition, 2010) published by the Melbourne University Law Review, and is called AGLC (UTS).
To use this style with EndNote you will need to download and save 2 small files:
Legal Abbreviations
This study guide has been designed to bring together information about legal abbreviations. References to law reports or law journals use abbreviations for the name of the law report or journal. This guide provides a list of the most commonly used abbreviations to resources held in the UTS Library collection as well as links to more comprehensive lists of legal abbreviations. If you are still unable to locate your particular legal abbreviation, ask at the Research Help Desk at the UTS Library.
Sport and Olympic Studies
The Library has a wide range of both electronic and print materials including books, journals and databases. Resources for sport marketing and sponsorship, sport public relations, sport venue management, sport event management, human resource management in sport, player management, and sport policy development.
Law Databases
This study guide proves a selection of legal databases to which the Library subscribes. These databases contain Australian and international legal resources, including both primary and secondary materials. Each database is accompanied by a brief description of its scope to help you decide which database is right for your particular information need. If you need more assistance in selecting a database to meet your particular information need, enquire at the Research Help Desk of the UTS Library.
EndNote Law: Tips
This study guide has been designed to supplement the EndNote for Law classes run by the UTS Library. It provides information about the use of EndNote for law from creating your EndNote library and inserting EndNote references into a Word document, creating a bibliography and adding pinpoint references to your footnotes. This guide is not a substitute for attending an EndNote for Law class and UTS Library strongly suggests that you attend a class in order to be able to effectively use EndNote.
Company and Industry Information
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Indigenous Studies
This guide provides an introduction to the resources available for Indigenous Studies. The Library has a wide range of electronic and print materials including books, journals and databases.
Finding and Using Images
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How do I find images for presentations and essays?
Visual Arts Data Service - This is a UK image resource for visual arts. It's collections comprised over 100,000 images that are freely available and copyright cleared for use in learning, teaching and research.
91161 Cell Biology and Genetics
Welcome to the Cell Biology and Genetics study guide. This guide has been prepared to help you with your poster assignment due at the end of the session.
Finding Evidence Based Practice Resources
These guides provide an introduction to key resources available for Evidence Based Practice. The Library has a wide range of both electronic and print materials including books, databases and journals.
These guides provide an introduction to key resources available for Midwifery. The Library has a wide range of both electronic and print materials including books, databases and journals.
Health Services Management
These guides provide an introduction to key resources available for Health Services Management. The Library has a wide range of both electronic and print materials including books, databases and journals.
15142 Property Development Process
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57011 - Research and Reporting
This guide aims to present resources useful to the postgraduate journalism student, what they might be used for and also how to use them. Guide prepared by David Litting. email@example.com / 95143390
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54002 Communicating Difference
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The Assignment survival kit will help you to manage your time and guide you through the basics of each stage of writing your assignments.
15146 - Sustainable Urban Development
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After consulting your readings for 15146 you'll be given licence to seek out your own information sources:
58111 - Reporting with Sound and Image
This study guide aims to summarize the resources the library can offer for 58111 Reporting Sound and Image. The following tabs show resources that are useful for finding newspapers, radio and television programs, as well as integrating data and data visualisation into your work.
17700 - Planning and Environmental Law
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A lot of those resources are legal documents, which can be quite tricky to negotiate, so we thought we'd build this guide to help you. Contained in the guide are various how to's ...
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Public session of reading group PLUG, which aims to raise awareness of media representations of racial stereotypes.
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The main objective of this reading group session will be to instigate an aesthetic analysis of how and when racialised bodies become edible bodies.
How do characters perpetuated in the media embody an edible state? How far is it arguable that this 'edible state' of the Other fulfils the nourishment and consumption of an audience? From this session, the organisers hope that participants will appreciate a more critical observation of the media and also that PLUG can contribute in a meaningful manner.
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Holy Rood Cemetery is the cemetery of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Morristown, New Jersey, and welcomes Catholic families from the Morristown area and beyond. The original cemetery, known as St. Mary's Cemetery, was...
Some of the notable people born here have been: Garrett Reisman (engineer and astronaut), Craig Newmark (entrepreneur and writer), Troy Murphy (basketball player), Cherry (wrestler), Peter Dinklage (actor and voice actor), Fran Lebowitz (writer and author), and Rosie Napravnik (jockey).
Obituaries for residents might be found in these newspapers: Newark Evening News.
Today this history is visible in a variety of locations throughout the town that collectively make up Morristown National Historical Park. The area was inhabited by the Lenni-Lenape natives for up to 6,000 years prior to exploration by Europeans. The first European settlements in this portion of New Jersey were established by the Swedes and Dutch in the early 17th century, when a significant trade in furs existed between the natives and the Europeans at temporary posts. It became part of the Dutch colony of New Netherland, but the English seized control of the region in 1664, which was granted to Sir George Carteret and John Berkeley, 1st Baron Berkeley of Stratton, as the Province of New Jersey. In British colonial records, the first permanent European settlement at Morristown occurred in 1715, when a village was founded as New Hanover by migrants...
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In March 1872, the Hinchliffe Family founded Laurel Grove Cemetery and managed it for 127 years. CMS Mid-Atlantic, Inc., now takes pride in continuing to manage Laurel Grove as one of its premier properties in New Jersey. The original 145-acre...
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Over the years additional adjoining parcels of land were purchased, paths and driveways opened and trees were set out. The stone chapel at the entrance of the cemetery was erected in 1903. Today Pleasant Hill Cemetery has almost 100 acres of...
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Student Evaluation, Review and Reporting Unit (SERRU)
Data and Statistics
SERRU is responsible for undertaking the analysis of data for a range of institutional, faculty and individual reporting purposes. The types of reporting undertaken include:
- Business Intelligence Reporting
- Learning and Teaching Dashboard
- Institutional Reporting
- Access to Data
Data & Statistics
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- Institutional Reporting
- Access to Data
The institutional reporting of data is about informing the loop on the student experience at UTAS. The reporting process at UTAS informs actions for improvement.
What types of institutional reporting are we involved in?
Business Intelligence [BI] and the Management Information Reporting Unit [MIRU]
The development of a strong BI capacity in the University started with the creation of MIRU a decade ago. The MIRU data warehouse provides historical snapshot data, principally in student related data. This allows for longitudinal and comparative data not readily available via the University of Tasmania Student Records System. The provision of BI tools and data governance over the last year has seen the development of a range of data dashboards which are being rolled out for staff use. These dashboards will provide staff with the capacity to extract a significant amount of data across a number of functional areas. In this area Justin Phillips is the business contact for student related BI/MIRU data. To gain access to the dashboards you should email firstname.lastname@example.com
Institutional Reporting and Student Data
The University submits a range of student related data files to the Commonwealth government throughout the year. These cover such areas as student enrolments, student load, course completions, applicant and offer data, scholarships and information relating to the University's course offerings. University funding (and, by extension, that of faculties and schools) is, to a large extent, determined by this information. The preparation of these files is undertaken by a number of areas, however, Justin Phillips is an appropriate contact for queries relating to this broad area.
Relevant links (only available via the internal university intranet):
Access to data
The two primary sources for accessing data are via the BI dashboards (as detailed above) and the Student Management [SM] system. Details of how to access SM, as well as how to request ad hoc data, can be found at: https://secure.utas.edu.au/student-systems/systems-we-support/student-management.
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Maduzi Hotel Bangkok, Bangkok
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 40 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- Fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- Airport shuttle
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Computer station
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Free toiletries
What's around
- In Sukhumvit
- Siam Paragon Mall (2.1 mi / 3.3 km)
- Pratunam Market (2.1 mi / 3.4 km)
- Siam Square (2.3 mi / 3.8 km)
- MBK Center (2.4 mi / 3.9 km)
- Lumpini Park (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- Bangkok (DMK-Don Mueang Intl.) 28-min drive; 17.4 miles/28 km
- Bangkok (BKK-Suvarnabhumi Intl.) 32-min drive; 19.8 miles/31.8 km
- Bangkok Makkasan Station 11-min drive; 4.1 miles/6.7 km
- Bangkok Hua Lamphong Station 12-min drive; 4.4 miles/7.1 km
- Bangkok Khlong Tan Station 12-min drive; 4.7 miles/7.6 km
- Asoke BTS Station 5-min walk; 0.2 miles/0.3 km
- Sukhumvit Station 7-min walk; 0.3 miles/0.5 km
- Nana BTS Station 13-min walk; 0.6 miles/1 km
- Free self parking
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
Maduzi Hotel Bangkok, Bangkok
Hotel Info: 1800 846 835from A$121
- Maduzi Classic room
- Maduzi Deluxe
- Maduzi Corner Suite
- The Maduzi Suite
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At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 40 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 7 floors
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is 6 PM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- One child (4 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free self parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
- Resort fee included
In the hotel
- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Snack bar/deli
- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Fitness facilities
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 850
- Conference space size (meters) - 79
- One meeting room
- Conference center
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Year Built 2008
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Garden
- Television in common areas
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 42-inch flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- DVD player
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
Special features
DiningMaduzi Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Reservations are required. Open daily.
Maduzi Hotel Bangkok, Bangkok's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Maduzi
- Hotel Maduzi Bangkok
- Maduzi
- Maduzi Bangkok
- Maduzi Bangkok Hotel
- Maduzi Hotel
- Maduzi Hotel Bangkok
Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- Resort fee
Optional extras
Continental breakfast is offered for an extra charge of THB 565 for adults and THB 283 for children (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of THB 1750 per vehicle (one way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.5 /5 from 182 reviews
Modern quirky clean. Friendly staff. Boutique so don't stay if you like the big brands.
Very nice small hotel....friendly staff who can't do enough for you. We wouldn't stay anywhere else if we return to Bangkok. Also convenient to large shopping complex ...within 5 mins walk.
it's the best hotel I have stayed in Bangkok so far (stayed in 2 other hotels at similar price). Great design, with a theme of Buddhism. I had the best sleep here during the whole trip because of the super comfort of its silk-like bedding. The air con wasn't noisy at all. Room was very spacious. Mini bar is free. They have a policy that they don't take tips. you get a free alcoholic drink upon arrival. Only downside: the gym is small, and needs improvement. Air con didn't work well, bad smell came out when I turned it on. It will be better to add new equipment for training.
I am happy for my staying in this amazing hotel, it is a hidden gem in the area!
Stayed at Maduzi for 5d4n. It was a Breeze to locate from Asok BTS. Take the airport express and stop at the station that links to Sukhumvit station. Since Sukhumvit and Asok are interchange stations, u just need to walk towards Asok and orientate from there. It's a 5 mins walk. Bear in mind that the entrance is along Ratchadaprisek Rd, main rd right at the start of Soi 16. If u look from Asok station, locate Clover hotel and walk in that direction. The minute we entered, we were greeted by a very sexy lobby, like an A&F boutique. Check in was a Breeze and we were brought to our room. The lift was equally sexy but some may find it too dark cos of the mood lighting. Our room was on Level A, with M being the topmost. The floors are numbered M A D U Z I and lobby. As we entered our room, we were greeted by a pantry with our own coffee machine and a free minibar (light snacks, drinks). The FREE minibar is topped up daily and I loved it. The pantry door slides open to reveal a HUMONGOUS room. I could roll over 3.5 times and still be on the bed. It is HUGE and comfy. I find the pillows too soft for my liking but with 5 pillows on the bed, it's heaveN Hidden at the back is the toilet, dressing area, wardrobe and safe, and bath. I love the spacious dressing area. Long counter so u don't have to wrestle for space. Good supply of personal amenities such as toothbrush kit, comb, hair dryer etc. During shower time, you can opt for a stand up shower or the IN ROOM JACUZZI!
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January 11th, 2016 | Julia Braime
Though the temperatures outdoors are dropping, we have something guaranteed to warm up your day – the Moroccan themed wedding of Jen and Marc. Taking inspiration from her travels in North Africa, bride Jen chose vibrant colours and authentic décor, such as ornate metal lanterns, to style their big day.
We love the warm rich tones that feature and also have a huge soft spot for Jen's Maggie Sottero gown and gorgeous bouquet!
Though Jen says she felt the pressure when planning her big day, we think she did a sterling job!
With images by Kyle Hassall Photography.
jen says: Marc proposed when we were on holiday in Barbados. It was completely unexpected!
We got married on 15th August because Marc's dad offered us the use of his beautiful garden for a marquee wedding and so it had to be a summer date to accommodate UK weather! I didn't want to spend too long planning the wedding and felt I could turn it around within eight months.
Our ceremony was at Chester Town Hall. We chose it because it was close to Marc's dad's house where our reception would be reception.
The wedding had a very loose North Africa/Morocco theme. I really wanted to incorporate such influences into our traditional English country wedding as I lived in the Middle East and North Africa for a time and still travel there. The colour scheme was slightly out of control as I'm a big fan of bright colours! I wanted all the flowers and décor to be warm and bright. So orange appeared to be the dominant colour but it was more of an evolution than a conscious choice.
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November 11th, 2015 | Rachel Parry
Today's bride and groom made their big day all about feeling relaxed and having fun. Though not wanting a church ceremony, Helen and Michael didn't want to miss out on having their ceremony in a grand and historic building and so booked Chester Town Hall in which to say their 'I dos'.
The party then got underway at their tipi reception complete with afternoon tea, barbecue, ice cream and a live band – what summer days and nights are made of!
With images by Marky Kirk Photography.
helen says: We got engaged on a trip to The USA and Canada in summer 2013. We were in a Canadian Canoe in the middle of Lightning Lake in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia when Mike got down on two knees (to stop the boat from rocking!).
We chose 25th July 2015 so we could have plenty of time to plan the wedding and have fun doing it. Also, this happened to be the first weekend of the summer holidays. We got married at the Chester Town Hall as we wanted a non-religious ceremony but somewhere with a more traditional feel.
We also wanted a nice relaxed feel for the wedding without losing the historic grandeur usually offered by a church wedding, so the town hall fitted the formal side of the ceremony. Afternoon tea with a South African themed barbecue and ice cream in a tepee in a field followed, which provided the relaxed environment we wanted for the wedding breakfast and evening celebrations too.
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November 4th, 2015 | Julia Braime
We just adore the styling of today's real wedding; bright, classy and elegant!
Building on their chosen theme of rustic romance, Sarah and Daniel used beautiful blooms and log centre pieces to help set the scene before adding pretty vintage touches in dainty china and luxurious lace for an air of elegance.
The couple's beautiful burnt orange and sage green colour scheme then pulled everything together perfectly, providing subtle pops of colour.
With images by Jessica O'Shaughnessy Photography.
sarah says: We got engaged on Halloween 2010! We were both in university at the time, and I was living about an hour away from Dan. He was visiting me for the weekend and after we got home from a night out with friends, he got down on one knee and asked me to be his wife. We both knew it would be a long engagement, and it was some of the best years of our lives as we moved in together and started saving and planning for our big day.
We got married Saturday 29th August 2015. There was no special meaning behind the date, we just wanted a summer wedding and the bank holiday weekend was perfect to give guests an extra day to recover!
We got married at Trafford Hall, on the outskirts of Chester. We looked at so many venues at the beginning, and they all seemed very similar and nothing stood out for us. We then stumbled across Trafford Hall, not a lot of people had heard of it and that made it more appealing to us. When we went to visit, we fell in love with it. The building itself is so grand and elegant, with so many period features it doesn't need much dressing for an occasion! The grounds were breath-taking; acres of woodland and gorgeous sunken gardens, it was the perfect backdrop for a wedding. As a whole, it was everything we were looking for!
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July 28th, 2015 | Rachel Parry
Yes you read right, for today's wedding we're heading to Chester Zoo to relive Sam and Dan's gorgeous big day.
Despite how it might sound there were no 'I dos' in the lion den or drinks reception in the elephant enclosure, for Chester Zoo has a stunning manor house in its grounds, which is available for ceremonies and receptions.
Not only is this wedding incredibly beautiful, thanks to Sam's love of all things shabby chic, but it also looks incredibly fun, with guests smiling, laughing and generally having a fab time in the somewhat unusual setting.
But enough from us, we'll let you see the wild and wonderful day for yourselves.
With images by Yana Photography.
sam says: We got engaged in January 2012, while we were in Madrid. Dan had the proposal planned for a while and I didn't have a clue. I knew we were going to Madrid but thought it was just for a bit of sightseeing. Dan was trying to pop the question down a cute little street but I was too busy looking around so instead he asked me once we got back to the apartment, after a lovely meal out.
We decided to set the wedding date for 16th May 2015 as we thought it would be a good time of year weather wise.
We got married at Chester Zoo, in the Oakfield Manor House. Dan come across the zoo as a wedding venue on the internet and as we didn't want a traditional wedding, we thought it would be perfect for us. Which it was. We live quite close to Chester so it was an ok distance to travel for us and our guests.
The theme and colour scheme for the wedding was 'pastel shabby chic'. I love everything and anything vintage so the styling was always going to be along these lines and pastel colours work really well for a shabby chic wedding.
My dress was from First Lady Bridal in Wrexham. It was the second dress I tried on and fell in love with it straight away, it made me feel amazing. I always knew what kind of dress I wanted and it was just perfect. The dress was full length ivory, fitted, fishtail style, with a huge train. It was full lace with pretty beading detail. My veil, with full lace trim, was the best bargain of wedding – an eBay bargain! My shoes were a light pink/salmon colour from Kurt Geiger.
Dan wore a navy fitted suit from Matalan, waistcoat from Next, shoes from Zara and a navy and white floral printed tie that really worked with the theme, which was from Primark. All the groomsmen were in matching suits, again from Matalan.
I only had one bridesmaid, my 13-year-old sister. She wore a light blue maxi dress, with multi-coloured floral print all over, from ASOS. She had pastel pink shoes and belt to match.
My mum arranged the transport for me as a gift. I had a Jaguar to travel in, which was hired from RB Wedding Cars, Wrexham.
Our photographer was Yana Photography, who we would definitely recommend. Yana was really friendly and helpful with family and friends, and the pictures look amazing!
Flowers were provided by Vivid Floral Design in Wrexham. My bouquet was made up of beautiful pinks, blues, pastel coloured peonies, roses, gypsophila, gerbera among other flowers. I went for a meadow look. My bridesmaid's bouquet was a mini version of mine, we both had lace and hessian wrapped around to carry on the theme.
All venue decorations were either made by myself, friends or family. I had a very DIY approach to the wedding which fitted the shabby chic theme really well. Decoration wise I had hessian table runners, and chair bows, ditsy print napkins, engraved wooden table numbers made by a friend, bunting made by myself and a friend, jam jars dotted with hessian and lace trim filled with flowers, tea cups and jugs filled with flowers and our name places were little flags with different floral/ ditsy print, which were made by a friend.
Our favours were Tunnocks Tea cakes. They worked well with theme and looked really cute.
We didn't have a traditional wedding cake to cut, but instead a dessert table for guests to help themselves. My friend (Button Bakes) is amazing at baking so I asked if she would make a lovely selection of cakes: classic Victoria sponge, chocolate cake with raspberries and lemon cupcakes.
To provide the evening entertainment, we hired a DJ called Steve Lewis Entertainments, from Chester. My friends, family and I absolutely love dancing so I wanted someone who was going to play amazing music all night for us to not stop dancing. And that's exactly what happened – lots of dance offs!
For extra entertainment we had a sweet stall for guests and a dress up corner, which was lots of fun.
As a special touch on the day my brother played the guitar for when I walked down the aisle and after the ceremony. Also, our wedding rings were specially made using my mum and dad's wedding rings. My dad passed away before I was born, so this was something my mum suggested. A really lovely idea and they mean so much to us.
We would absolutely recommend our wedding venue to other couples. The staff were amazing on day, everything went perfect. The venue is absolutely stunning inside and the guests have the zoo to keep themselves busy. No bored guests at all.
It's so hard to pick a favourite part of the day but I would have to say the ceremony itself was amazing, a lot more emotional than I thought. I also loved the first dance, it was perfect – I felt so happy and in love. We keep playing the song in the car all the time, as I want to relive that moment over and over again.
Following the wedding we had a short minimoon – a five day break in a log cabin in Keldy Forest, Yorkshire, which included a hot tub, prosecco and lots of food. We just wanted to completely chill out. We took our dog with us too, our little family getaway. Perfection.
My top tips to other Brides Up North would be to look around for bargains and do as much DIY as possible, it adds an extra touch and nobody else will have anything like it. But the main thing is, do what you both want. It's your day so make it perfect for the both of you! It will be the best day ever so take it all in, as it will be over before you know it. I was crying at the end of our night because I didn't want the night to end and our guests to leave.
Our day was made perfect thanks to the amazing help we had from family and friends. All my girls chipped in and paid for us to stay in the Double Tree Hilton Chester for the wedding night and they had the room decorated for when we arrived. My two best friends made a video of how Dan and I got together, which we loved – it was so funny. My mum, sister, nan and family members did a surprise routine to Beyoncé for me. They'd been meeting up for months in secret and doing rehearsals – this was the best wedding gift ever! Finally, I had my grandad and step dad give me away.
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July 22nd, 2015 | Rachel Parry
With a clear eye for design, today's bride Rachel, used her creative skills to put the all-important finishing touches to her wedding inspired by the roaring 1920s.
Her stunning Enzoani dress, with amazing back detail, helped to set the theme which Rachel then built upon by designing her own signage and stationery using silent movie and art deco influences.
A soft colour scheme of cornflower blue and yellow complements the men's grey suits and helps to tie all elements together resulting in a well styled big day.
With images by Ragdoll Photography.
rachel says: We got engaged on 13th June 2014 at Queen's Bridge in Chester. Mike had booked a night in Chester for our anniversary (the date we officially got together) and I had no idea he had a ring with him. He carried it around all day inside his phone case (I wondered why he looked uneasy when I borrowed his phone to take pictures) waiting for the perfect moment to propose. It eventually happened after dinner, we went for a stroll over the bridge. Mike had said that he'd been looking for the perfect moment, but nothing had felt right, then suddenly we were on that bridge, it was just us, the sun was going down and it was as if someone had just gone "there you go, this is the time and place".
We decided to set the wedding date for 11th June 2015 – five years to the day from when we first met at the Isle of Wight Festival.
The ceremony was at St Mary's Church, Halkyn, North Wales, which is my parents' local church in the village where I grew up, and the reception at The Doubletree Hilton Hotel, Chester. We've stayed at the hotel a couple of times on special occasions and love it, but what sold it to us was the Abbey Suite – we'd been looking at converted barns for our reception and this had both the lovely modern hotel with the converted stables attached, plus beautiful grounds.
The theme was subtly based on 1920s. I love this era; the fashions, the crazy dancing, art deco styling etc. I think it oozes class and elegance. Luckily my favourite wedding dress was very 20s too so it followed on from there. From the 20s came the 'silent movie' idea – we used it in the design of our invitations and placemats/place settings and then carried it through in the chalkboard style table numbers and bunting.
Our colour scheme was cornflower blue and yellow. We wanted a summery, cheerful theme and it looked amazing against the blue sky and sunshine. Mike supports Everton too, which made it an easy choice for us both.
My dress was an Enzoani number. I didn't want anything big or OTT and this particular dress struck me as simple and elegant with a touch of glamour and sparkle. It is 1920s inspired which suited our theme well. I chose it for those reasons but also because it struck me as so different from all of the dresses I'd seen. I bought it from Cheshire Rose Bridal, Chester. My shoes were by Rachel Simpson, my necklace, bracelet and earrings from Debenhams and my headpiece was also from Cheshire Rose Bridal.
Mike wore a light grey three piece suit from Reiss with a cornflower blue tie. He chose to buy a good suit over hiring tails as neither of us are huge fans of tails and he now has a very special suit to keep. Along with his suit he wore shoes by Jeffery West and a tie pin from The Little Homebird on Etsty, which was a gift from me. It was personalised with the coordinates of Queen's Bridge where Mike proposed.
Our adult bridesmaids wore a light blue Biba maxi dress from House of Fraser and the flower girl had an ivory dress with blue ribbon from a local occasion wear shop. The groomsmen all had a three piece suit from Next and blue ties.
We used Grosvenor Classic Cars to transport us on the day of the wedding. Mike and I travelled in a blue and silver Beauford and the bridesmaids in a Daimler.
Rosie of Ragdoll photography was our photographer and she was brilliant, we would definitely recommend her! She put everyone at ease on the day with her fun, down to earth nature which resulted in a fun, relaxed series of photographs. She captured us and our family and friends and the essence of the day beautifully. I would recommend Rosie to anyone who wants a natural, relaxed, fun feel to their wedding album. We couldn't have wished for better. We also used Gray Weddings to film our big day. They were also amazing and so discreet you wouldn't have known they were there. I can't wait to see the video when it arrives to find out what we missed! They were so accommodating and flexible in our pre wedding meeting and on the day itself.
Fresh of Chester provided our flowers. The beautiful natural bouquets for the bridesmaids and I were made up of lovely blooms in yellow, blue and white.
The reception flowers by Fresh of Chester were placed in vintage vases, provided by Pollyanna Vintage who also provided vintage books and pearls for centre pieces and on the card table, along with a vintage suitcase for cards and a large picture frame with easel for the seating plan. Other knickknacks such as old cameras and photo frames I borrowed or bought from vintage and charity shops and my mum provided lots of candles! I'm a graphic designer and so made my own 1920s inspired signs for the guest book/photo booth instructions, cocktail menu, cake quote and ladies toilets perfume quote. I also designed our invites and save the dates, plus some unique placemats/place settings inspired by silent movie frames, through my company Racoon Graphic Design.
As favours we gave sweets from the past provided by Mr Simms Olde Sweet Shoppe in personalised sweet bags.
Cake Chester provided our lovely wedding cake. It was a simple 1920s design, inspired by a combination of cakes I found in my search for the perfect cake! I made a feather brooch which they kindly added onto the front for me. The bottom tier was fruit cake and the top tier was Madeira sponge.
As entertainment we had a 1920s jazz band called 52 Skidoo who were great! They played upbeat jazz for a couple of hours and then the resident DJ played until 1am. He played all our favourite songs and finished with Hey Jude, which is really special to us as we met at The IOW Festival where Paul McCartney was the headline act. At the end we all linked arms in a big circle singing 'Nah-nah-nah-nah…' it was epic!
One special touch of the day was our first dance. Dancing is really dear to me so I wanted to really go for it! We learnt the Argentine Tango and danced it to Coldplay's, Magic. The song starts with a 1920s introduction so I started with a Charleston as Mike stood and looked perplexed (intentional). We loved it.
We would definitely recommend The Doubletree as a venue to other couples, it's an amazing setting. It has the best of both worlds – a lovely modern hotel and the gorgeous Abbey Suite (converted stables), perfect for photographs. The grounds are also beautiful. The staff on the day were brilliant, in particular the toast master. He couldn't do enough for us. The venue was perfect for – smart and sophisticated but relaxed and not over the top.
I couldn't possibly choose one moment from the wedding as my favourite but there are some moments in my head that stand out: coming down the stairs to my dad who was waiting to see me in my dress for the first time and travelling in the car with him to the church. The ceremony, we both surprisingly enjoyed that part more than we expected to. We didn't feel nervous, just elated and excited and the vicar put everyone at ease and cracked a couple of jokes! And the speeches, they were all brilliant, funny and heartfelt in their own way.
We haven't booked a honeymoon yet but we are hoping to go to New Zealand sometime in January next year with a stop off on the way.
My top tip to other Brides Up North would be don't try to include everything you want on your wedding day. I had so many ideas, some I wasn't able to make happen but they really didn't matter on the day. Simplicity and personality are key. Think about who you are as a couple and how you would like your wedding to be remembered. Our guests all said what a 'fun' and 'happy' day it was and in hindsight we wouldn't want it any other way. And, enjoy the day for what it is, a celebration of marriage with all of your favourite people.
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April 6th, 2015 | Rachel Parry
One of the biggest concerns for the majority of couples when planning a wedding is the budget, with hidden costs and little extras often taking brides and grooms way over their original limit. However today's couple prove that with a savvy mind, a dash of enthusiasm and a sprinkling of imagination you can have your dream wedding without breaking the bank!
We love the pretty homemade bunting (well done mum), the retro board games and dance-happy guests that make this both a picturesque and enjoyable big day!
With images by Rachel Ryan Photography.
alice says: We got engaged 3rd August 2013. Dan had planned to do it at the open air cinema viewing of Amelie at the Roman Gardens in Chester, along with a picnic. However, with Dan not booking tickets in advance we were turned away and set off to eat our picnic elsewhere! After trekking over to the meadows to find a picnic spot I managed to step in the biggest cow pat – in sandals too! We then gave up, headed home and after a shower ended up having the picnic in the back garden! After the picnic Dan suggested we head up town for a drink and whilst walking over the suspension bridge played the old trick of 'wait I need to tie my shoelace' and there he was on one knee! It was a complete surprise, although we had been together for over three years I wasn't expecting it!
Without my knowledge Dan had been to ask my dad's permission too, which my dad really appreciated. Dan told me although he knew he had wanted to propose for a long time, he chose to do it then because he wanted our grandparents to experience it too. We are both very close to/admire our grandparents so this really touched me. Although my granddad unfortunately never made it to the wedding he was so excited/happy for us and so glad we got to share this experience in our lives with him.
We set the date for 7th February 2015. The time of year that we got married had never really bothered us that much, British weather is so unpredictable and as our wedding was going to be DIY budget we didn't want to pay premium wedding prices for a summer wedding when it would probably rain anyway! We picked our wedding date a few months after getting engaged and after deciding a budget we worked out how long we would need to save up which resulted in February. Dan who is not really a fan of Valentine's Day was adamant it couldn't be on the 14th!
We got married at Eccleston Village Hall near Chester. Having lived close to Eccleston for most of my life, I had always been fond of the village, its church and the hall so for me it was an obvious choice. As soon as Dan came to look around he was taken with its charm too, and the price only costing a few hundred pounds to hire it for the weekend! This was the only venue we viewed as we knew immediately what we could do there!
It was really important to me that our wedding was about everyone having a great time, spending quality time with friends and family and a celebration that wouldn't break the bank for our guests too! Eccleston was a short taxi journey for most of our guests and there were B&Bs close by for those that weren't! Having the wedding at the village hall also meant we could hire our own bar without the hefty prices that you find at hotels. We looked the big rustic beams in the hall and its cute charm. The hall had lovely views of the river and lots of greenery around too. It was a blank canvas for us to throw a wedding party that was personal to us for our friends and family!
I've always loved being a bit crafty and would much rather, if possible, do something myself as opposed to buying it. The general style I wanted to reflect was a vintage, quaint fete theme. Lots of bunting (my mum and her friends had bunting parties and made it all), vintage crockery and fabrics. I genuinely had the best time planning the wedding and thankfully, sometimes a little reluctantly, Dan left me to it (still being very supportive of course). A great tip one of my mum's friends passed on to me was that sometimes you can spend hours stressing over tiny details that often people won't notice and although personal touches lovely, don't over complicate things decoration wise.
I didn't really have a colour scheme, which was pleased about. In the hall, the stage curtains were a deep red so I collected lovely floral fabrics in similar/complementing tones to this as it was such a big feature in the room. These colours also stood out well against the white walls in the hall. I chose white/pastel pinks for my flowers as I love feminine, pastel colours which complemented the navy bridesmaid dresses too.
The only thing I knew before I started dress shopping was that I wanted something covered in lace that didn't show much, if any cleavage! I love lace, I think it's so pretty and feminine and thought it would complement the theme well. I chose a fitted lace dress with a gentle fishtail which had an embroidered lace voile at the top so to cover my chest. I was never quite sure I would ever put a dress on and immediately know that it was 'the one' but I was wrong! I felt great in it straight away and comfortable too. I got my dress from Cheshire Rose Bridal.
Dan wore a three piece grey suit from Marks & Spencer with a blush pink tie from Debenhams.
Dan works at M&S Bank so was lucky enough to buy suits for himself and all five ushers with his employee discount, saving us quite a good amount for such good quality suits!
The bridesmaids wore a navy maxi dress from ASOS for £65, it was a really flattering, feminine fit with little lace cap sleeves. It was a real struggle to find a dress that fitted and suited five adult bridesmaids who are all different shapes and one being 20 weeks pregnant too!
My dad sorted wedding cars through friends of his, we had a maroon Mercedes dressed with a traditional wedding bow.
Our photographer was Rachel Ryan Photography. I saw Rachel's work on Facebook whilst browsing vintage crockery hire. After viewing a few photographers but not really engaging with their pictures I was immediately excited by Rachel's photographs and the natural story she captures through her work! After meeting Rachel, her professional yet passionate personality impressed us and her genuine enthusiasm for our wedding made us so excited and we really connected with her. Rachel really listened to us and made great suggestions to help our day run smoothly yet make the most of it too! On the day we both felt completely at ease with Rachel.
Following the wedding we were overwhelmed by the amount of photographs we received from Rachel, every single one edited. It relayed the story of our day all over again to us, bringing back so many great memories! Rachel also has a blog on her website which she updated about a week or so after the wedding. This was such a lovely, personal touch and a great way to show friends/family some photos from the day! We were so pleased we chose Rachel to capture our day.
I carried a white/pastel pink bouquet made by Clare at Cocoa Flower in Chester. It included avalanche and spray roses. Cocoa Flower replicated this pastel theme through the floral arrangements in the church too. These were faux flower arrangements we hired from them and to save money the ushers carried them down to hall after the ceremony. They were so good nobody noticed they were fake! I bought the flowers on the top table/welcome table discounted from a supermarket the day before and rearranged them myself in jars.
The main decoration we used in the hall was bunting hung from the beams. My mum spent hours hand sewing 40 metres of bunting together with a little help from myself and also by holding a bunting party with a few friends (and some wine)! I wanted lots of atmospheric lighting in the hall so hung fairy lights round the beams and had bird cages with tea light in on the tables from Home Bargains! They have a great wedding section there with lots of decorations and bits and bob's at fab prices.
We both really loved the idea of a photo booth but they were way out of our budget so we bought lots of props made of card off eBay for £5 and glued them onto kebab sticks and then left them on the tables in milk bottles for people to take photos with!
As favours we gave each of our guests a scrabble tile keyring in their initial. We both love scrabble so wanted to incorporate this in a small way! We ordered the wooden tiles and keyrings separately from eBay for only £27 for the whole lot and then Dan spent an evening putting them together, resulting in a few finger blisters! We also had chocolates for everyone, kindly bought by Dan's mum.
We chose a three tier chocolate sponge cake with white fondant from Marks & Spencer. We decorated it simply with a Lego bride and groom off eBay – Dan is still a massive fan of Lego, even at 27!
For food we had a vintage afternoon tea with lots of finger sandwiches, scones and miniature cakes. This was served on vintage crockery on the tables. The tea ladies also served lots of different teas as well as their own blend! We served the afternoon tea with prosecco which we bought again with Dan's M&S discount. The afternoon tea worked out well with having a mixture of guests who are meat eaters/veggies as there was lots of choice for everyone without any hassle. For the evening meal we had a big pan of chilli – which was amazing! The Caterers were Yours Truly Vintage Catering Company. They left us a tin of homemade blended tea for us to take home too!
To keep guests entertained throughout the day we had a big vintage suitcase filled with lots of childhood games for people to play. We basically ransacked my nana's house for all these! We had Hungry Hippos, Connect Four, Snakes and Ladders and Dominoes, to name a few. For the evening we had a DJ as we wanted something that people would enjoy, a crowd pleaser! We asked guests to give a request for the DJ on our RSVPs and Adam was great in honouring them! The DJ was very good in reading what people wanted and we had a full dance floor all night!
When figuring out the itinerary for the day it was important to us that things went as smoothly as possible for our guests. We made sure we reserved seating at reception drinks for grandparents so they weren't left standing and we made SOS baskets in the toilets filled with bits and bobs such as safety pins, hair grips, mints and toiletries for any small fashion disasters that might happen throughout the day. We also baked lots of gingerbread men a few days before and put them in a basket near where guests entered the marquee after the ceremony. We didn't want anyone to be hungry throughout the day so made these for people to have with their reception drinks!
I would definitely recommended Eccleston Village Hall to other couples who are looking for a budget DIY wedding. Eccleston Village Hall only hold eight weddings a year and it's quite popular due to the picturesque surroundings. It does book up quite quickly!
On the lawn connecting to the hall we had a small marquee supplied by Border Bars and Marquees and then the bar inside free-of-charge and the prices were really reasonable. They helped us out massively throughout the day, serving the prosecco we bought to go with the afternoon tea as well as nipping out mid evening do to grab another bottle of Jagermeister (which my uncle had 'discovered' that night). Nothing was too much trouble for them, they were great!
It's so hard to choose a favourite part of the day – I think the evening celebration was just so much fun, having all our friends and family together having the best time. It was also great to see all the decorations and organising coming together, it makes any stress or worries all worth it. The morning of the big day was also special, spending time with my bridesmaids and all the excitement flowing around from everyone was amazing. As well as the obvious pampering as well!
Dan's parents very kindly booked us a surprise honeymoon to Majorca after the wedding. We didn't have enough budget left for a honeymoon and so we were so grateful/excited! It was great to get away and reflect on the day by ourselves. The run up to the wedding was so exciting but very busy so we very much needed time to sit back and relax, which we were able to do.
My top tip to other Brides Up North is your budget doesn't matter, there's always a way to create your ideas with a bit of imagination – and help from family friends!
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They say that there is more than one way to skin a cat.
I'll have to take their word for it.
But there is definitely more than one way to play the game of football. Most players go the conventional way, following the well-worn path laid down by the elders of the NFL.
Then there are those players that march to a slightly different drummer—they arrived at their destination via a non-traditional route.
Or, to put it another way, they have skinned the NFL cat a little differently.
Tim Tebow is one those players.
He plays the game like it was meant to be played—in 1955. He is a man after his time. Compared to him, Joe Kapp looks like Aaron Rodgers.
Tebow may not look pretty doing it his way, but he gets positive results.
He is not alone, however, in achieving a common goal through uncommon means. Others around the NFL have gone about business in an unconventional way as well.


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CHICAGO -- Terry Collins held back Tim Byrdak for a potential ninth-inning matchup against Robinson Cano on Sunday night, because Collins wanted a safety net for Bobby Parnell in his first game as interim closer.
As a result, Collins got burned by a Cano homer against Miguel Batista to lead off the previous inning.
Now? Collins has a second left-hander at his disposal.Debby Wong/US Presswire
Miguel Batista served up the game-deciding homer to Robinson Cano on Sunday night because Terry Collins was holding back Tim Byrdak for potential later usage.
Collins said Sandy Alderson came to him postgame Sunday with a resolution to add the best available left-handed reliever. Justin Hampson, 32, was summoned from Triple-A Buffalo, pushing utility man Vinny Rottino off the roster.
"It allows me to save Timmy for the key situation in the game," Collins said. "Possibly against certain left-handers, you'd use (Hampson) midgame to get out of some jams. I hope."
Collins had two lefties in the bullpen for brief spurts earlier this season, but never felt completely comfortable with inserting rookie southpaw Robert Carson in a critical spot at this stage of his career. The manager believes Hampson, who has appeared in a combined 79 games with the Padres and Rockies, will be more capable of handling a situational assignment in an important spot.
"Hopefully he's excited to be here, and I'm sure he's going to be a little bit nervous, but he's been on this stage before," Collins said. "He knows what he has to do. I think he'll probably stay within himself a little bit better than Robert has. But we think Robert Carson certainly is going to have a real good future here."
The Mets had acquired right-hander Ramon Ramirez from San Francisco last offseason in part because of his promise against left-handed batters, but Ramirez is not ready for an integral role. He was activated from the disabled list before the Subway Series finale despite allowing three runs on four hits and a walk while recording only two outs in his lone rehab appearance with Triple-A Buffalo.
"He hasn't thrown a lot of innings up until this point. His outings in the minor leagues were sketchy, at best, as he's trying to get his arm strength back," Collins said. "... I talked to (Buffalo manager) Wally (Backman) the other day. And Wally said he's just not making his pitches just yet and his velocity is down a little bit as he's getting his arm strength back."
Collins said he did not ask for Hampson, or any bullpen help.
"Sandy came to me and said, 'We're going to get you the best lefty we can find you,'" Collins said. "I just said, 'Do whatever you've got to do.' ...
"I've never gone to Sandy and asked for anything. Never will. I've got guys in that clubhouse that I believe in and trust, and think there's a place for each and every one of them. You know what? (Alderson) is well aware of what's going on here. He knows what our needs are. Either we have the ability to get them or we don't.
"I've been there before where I've actually asked for guys and the general managers tried and the asking price is too high and you never get them, and you're disappointed. One of the things I've tried to do is not worry about that anymore. I worry about what I do have and how we can use that to be successful."


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