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Your Melbourne moving professionals rely, to some degree, on weather reports in order to efficiently forecast our weekly work-loads. Your Melbourne relocation specialists are feeling rather privileged –as should all local residents– to be among the first in the country who will benefit from the amazing Dual-Polarization weather radar which is being installed right now! Local Meteorologists will now have the effortless ability to give very accurate weather forecasts in Melbourne. If you’re anything like your Central Florida mover, you may be curious to know how this Dual-Polarization radar does it! The answer is surprisingly not too complicated; rather than viewing the atmosphere through a single-axis radar, the Dual-Polarization radar sends data-gathering waves along a vertical and a horizontal axis. Your Melbourne movers are not scientists, nor are we mathematicians, but can only assume that doubling the radar power will result in double the weather report accuracy! This is especially great timing as Dual-Polarization radars will be fully operational in time for hurricane season.

Even your Melbourne professional movers who specialize in automobile relocation are rather intimidated by the vehicular removal job executed west of Wickham Road at a pond nearby. On October 20th six vehicles were removed from the bottom of the pond. Yes. Six vehicles! No clear motives have been determined regarding the mysteriously discarded vehicles, but there is certainly speculation coming from law enforcement officials involved in the investigation. “Operation Muddy Wheels,” as the investigation has been named, began after large bubbles, beverage containers, and eventually wheels and car panels floated to the surface of the Melbourne pond. Melbourne PD began moving vehicles out of the murky grave finding a Monte Carlo, boats, scooters, and even a hot tub! Of the many possible motives behind the sunken cars in Melbourne, insurance fraud and theft seem to make the most sense, and Melbourne Police won’t stop investigating until they know the facts! This is one automobile move that your relocation experts in Melbourne were glad NOT to be a part of; talk about a tough job!

Last night “Dancing with the Stars” sent Metta World Peace (formerly known as Ron Artest) home packing. Peace had the lowest score for his performance last night, but your Melbourne professional movers expect that he, along with is new Peace-emblazoned Lakers jersey, will execute much better moves on the basketball court. Artest had his name legally changed to Metta World Peace stating that his new name is “meant to inspire and bring youth together all around the world.” A basketball player by any other name is still just as talented on the court… but apparently cannot expect impressive dance moves to come with a name-change!

With summer in full swing, many of us will soon go on vacation, which can cause a lot of anxiety when it comes to the safety of your home. There are a lot of common practices as far as maintaining home security while on vacation is concerned, and thirteen-year-old Lawrence Rook has recently invented a brilliant device that is sure to help keep your mind at ease if you are vacating your house for the summer. Mr. Rook has invented a door bell which tricks possible burglars into thinking you are at home. Using cellular technology, the security door bell places a call to your mobile phone when the doorbell button is pressed. Complete with a subtle static effect, the doorbell acts as an intercom which you speak out of from your cell phone and sounds just like the real deal. Not only can the security doorbell be used to dissuade possible thieves, it is also convenient for receiving packages while you are away as well! Lawrence Rook is one thirteen-year-old who is going to take a lot of stress off of vacationers’ shoulders this summer; I wonder what he could invent to ease moving stress for those preparing to relocate with a Melbourne moving company this summer!

The much-anticipated Royal Wedding occurred today which had millions of people world wide tuning in to watch the events. Occurring so close to wedding season, many brides-to-be may have insatiable new expectations for their upcoming weddings, which may make it tough for current grooms-to-be to plan the perfect ceremony. Royal or not, your wedding day requires much planning. Furthermore; weddings aren’t the only events happening this season; the summer time is also moving season, and since weddings and moving in together go hand-in-hand, you should plan for your move this season too if you haven’t already! You may not be carrying your bride home to an elegant castle on the hills, but scheduling your move in advance is a stress-reliever which will enable you to enjoy your not-so-royal, yet still glorious wedding day!