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Temecula, Wine Country Weddings

posted by Frank Stevens 4:23 PM
Monday, February 1, 2010

Wine Country Weddings

If you’re planning a wine country wedding, the Temecula Valley is quickly becoming Southern California’s wedding destination venue. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a gala event, Temecula offers everything you need to create the ultimate celebration.

Temecula Valley offers several locations to have the wine country wedding of your dreams. Many places offer vineyard settings, and there are also amazing country-side locations, resorts, and gardens. Weather is great year-round for outdoor settings, with the exception of a short rainy season.

Callaway Vineyard and Winery is one of the first wineries that greet you as you enter wine country. Located at 32720 Rancho California Road their motto is that they will not only meet, but surpass your wedding daydreams. Offering intimate lawn weddings to rustic barrel room events, Callaway is sure to exceed your expectations.

At the award-winning Wilson Creek Winery and Vineyard, fine dining and exceptional views await you. It offers a Tuscan themed event and is located at 35960 Rancho California Road. This is a splendid getaway for any couple who are passionate about wine, fine dining and luxurious accommodations.

Faulkner Winery is another excellent option when considering a wine country wedding. Located at 40620 Calle Contento, the winery is perched above the beautiful Temecula Valley Wine Country. With the park-like grounds and incredible views you will experience the relaxed elegance of Temecula Wine Country hospitality and is the perfect setting for any special occasion.

Making your way through wine country, Thornton Winery offers a romantic setting for a wine country wedding. The winery is a French-style chateau and combines old world style with a new world taste and is located at 32575 Rancho California Road. Known for their Champagne, the winery is a perfect setting for small or large event. Breathtaking sunsets are an ideal backdrop for an evening wedding al fresco.

South Coast Winery Resort and Spa sits on 38 acres of carefully tended vines. Located at 34843 Rancho California Road, the resort is one of the only wineries that include 76 spacious private villas and spa. Villas are complete with a fireplace, spa tub and your very own terrace overlooking the vineyard. You will definitely feel as if you stepped into the page of a Tuscan travel guide.

One of the last vineyard estates as you make your way out of wine country is Ponte Winery. Located at 35053 Rancho California Road, in the heart of the Temecula Valley, the winery sits on 310 acres of vineyards. The bride and groom will enjoy their very own cottages to spend the day getting ready for their big day. Their lush gardens and grounds are sure to attract couples looking to share their day with friends and family.

If a Tuscan-inspired wedding is your dream the Temecula Valley is the perfect place to commemorate your special day. The pale blue sky contrasts the multi-colored hills and the dark green vineyards that make for a dramatic backdrop for your ceremony. Family and friends will leave with a memorable experience in the Southern California Wine Country.

Working in Nashville

posted by Frank Stevens 4:18 PM
Monday, February 1, 2010

Working in Nashville

Nashville is a large metropolitan city with plenty of career opportunities. The cities moderate climate, affordable home options and career choices are some of the reasons why more and more people are moving to Nashville.

The cities job market is diverse and allows you to find a position that fits your experience and passion. There are quite a few major sectors that dominate the job landscape in Nashville.

If your talents lie within the music industry, Nashville is the land of opportunity. Known as the “Home of Country Music”, Nashville has become the second major music recording and production center after New York in the United States. The “Big Four” record labels located on the famous Music Row are Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, Warner Music Group and EMI Group. Nashville’s music industry is estimated to have a total economic impact of over $6 billion per year and contribute 19,000 jobs in the city making it one of the largest employers.

Nashville’s largest industry is the Healthcare sector. With more than thirty hospitals and medical centers in the area, there is a great opportunity for jobs in the health care industry. The city is home to more than 250 healthcare companies. The largest private operation of hospitals in the world, HCA Inc., is located in Nashville. This industry provides 94,000 jobs and in excess of over $18 billion per year to the city economy.

Another important industry in Nashville is the automotive sector. This sector has become progressively more important for the entire Middle Tennessee region. Nissan North America has its headquarters located in Franklin, a suburb of Nashville, and their largest manufacturing plant in Smyrna.

If your experience lies within the insurance and finance industry, there are plenty of companies to choose from. SunTrust, First Tennessee, Fifth Third Bank and Regions Financial Corporations are just a few notable companies in these sectors for employment opportunities. Publishing, especially, religious publishing, is another sector of the economy. Nashville is headquarters to the United Methodist Church, Southern Baptist Convention and the National Baptist Convention. Christain music record labels such as ForeFront Records and Rocketown Records are located in Franklin, a suburb of Nashville.

Some Fortune 500 companies that call Nashville home are Dell and the Dollar General Corporation located in Goodlettsville, a suburb of Nashville. The Dollare General typically serves communities that are too small for a Wal-Mart and it competes in the dollar store industry with national chains like Dollar Tree and Family Dollar.

Whether you want to change or advance your career, Nashville has plenty of opportunity. With all these different job market sectors to choose from, your search for a job in
Nashville is sure to be a success.

Living in Tempe

posted by Frank Stevens 2:33 PM
Monday, February 1, 2010

Living in Tempe

If you are thinking of making a move, Tempe is a city to consider. Tempe is the most densely-populated city in the state and serves as a crossroads for the area’s largest communities. Tempe’s an energetic city that offers bid city opportunities due to its close vicinity to Phoenix.
Tempe offers a moderate cost of living and pleasant climate throughout the year. The median home price is around $100,000 and there are a variety of homes to choose from single-family homes to beautiful custom homes to townhomes and condominiums. Contemporary architecture dominates the landscape and can be seen throughout the city such as Tempe City Hall which looks like an inverted pyramid. The ASU Gammage is distinct example of the cities diversity that was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Both of these examples illustrate Tempe’s love for beautiful architecture. Take a walk along Mill Avenue and on the ASU campus to see more of the remarkable designs that make Tempe unique.

A decision to move to Tempe now can be a lot easier than you might think. People of all ages are moving to Tempe to enjoy its climate, affordable living and strong modern economy based in commerce, technology and tourism. The city gets its name from Darrell Duppa who is credited for suggesting the name Tempe after comparing the Salt River Valley to the Vale of Tempe near Mount Olympus in Greece.

Employment opportunities in Tempe are plentiful The city is headquarters for two Fortune 500 companies: US Airways and Insight Enterprises Inc. The Pheonix Sky Harbor International Airport is another great resource for the city and services nationwide and other international cities like London. Insight Enterprises is a provider of brand-name information technology hardware and software and services to companies and the public. Another great reason to live in Tempe is Arizona State University. The University is located in the center of the city and provides a commerce resource for the city as well as entertainment. Tourism is another revenue source for the city with four million visitors each year. Tempe’s convenient transportation system and the Phoenix light rail system makes it easy to access the city and other bordering cities like Pheonix and Scottsdale.

New condominiums are in the works for downtown Tempe offering more opportunities for urban living. Residents will be able to enjoy being close to work and walking distance to their favorite restaurants, theatres, shopping and entertainment.

Families are definitely attracted to the excellent public school system in the city and colleges near by like Arizona State University. New home development is popping up all over Tempe attracting new homeowners to one of the most desireable places to live in the United States.

With the Sonoran Desert as the cities backdrop and inspiration, Tempe has much to offer families looking to make roots.

Atlanta Attractions

posted by Frank Stevens 2:23 PM
Monday, February 1, 2010

Atlanta Attractions

Atlanta offers many exciting opportunities from world-class entertainment to family-friendly activities. Atlanta’s many museums, theaters, music and art festivals and historic landmarks keep residents busy all year round. Whether you enjoy the outdoors, want to experience the thrill of NASCAR, or you want to take in the arts and culture first-hand, Atlanta has something for everyone.

The attractions in Atlanta are as diverse as the people that live here. There are plenty of things to do, sightseeing, and attractions that will allow you to experience everything that this exciting city has to offer. The Atlanta City Pass is a great way to visit some of Atlanta’s major attractions. The pass includes tickets to visit the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca Cola, Atlanta Zoo, Inside CNN Atlanta, Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Atlanta Botanical Garden and the Atlanta History Center. A booklet comes with your pass that provides transportation and attraction directions. It also includes which best times to visit, a map and some expert advice on where to find the best Atlanta has to offer.

The Georgia Aquarium is a perfect place to visit with family and friends. The aquarium is the world’s largest with over 8 million gallons of water. Both entertaining and educational, the aquariums mission is to instill in visitors a new appreciation of life in our oceans. Visitors will walk under and alongside sharks and marvel at the size of the beluga whales and giant Pacific octopus. You will also spot some African penguins, California sea lions and other marine mammals of all shapes and sizes.

If you are a civil war enthusiast, take a journey to Old South by visiting the Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum. Here you will enjoy a panoramic view of the Battle of Atlanta, fought on July 22, 1864 during the American Civil War. The museum also includes artifacts such as a steam locomotive known as the Texas. The main exhibit it the Cyclorama Painting. It’s 32 feet tall and is said to be the largest painting in the world. Visitors will enjoy a presentation that includes narration.

For the NASCAR enthusiast, Atlanta Motor Speedway is sure to please. The speedway has a slogan “Where the fast go faster” and there are plenty of events throughout the year to enjoy. Some upcoming major events for March 2010 are the Georgia Power Qualifying Night, the Atlanta 200 and Kobalt Tool 500, NASCAR’s Sprint Cup Series which brings all the stars of NASCAR.

Be sure to stop by The World of Coca Cola at Pemberton Place. With over 60,000 square feet to explore, learn about Coca Cola’s complete story. The exhibit includes a 4-D movie and you’ll be able to watch a full functioning bottling line. And best of all, you get to an opportunity to sample over 60 products from around the world.

With so many attractions in Atlanta, residents will have a hard time narrowing down just a few.