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Mark Mitchell | Serafini | Design+
Two blocks of marble. A bolt of lightning between them. The moment of impact, frozen.
"Electric Rocks"
Designed by Mark Mitchell Design for Italian marble company Serafini ,
Built around a single idea: capturing lightning at the exact point of strike. The marble blocks are split apart, their surfaces polished and coated in gold leaf to accentuate the bolt.
The lightning element itself is entirely handcrafted from 2200K diodes and stainless steel, engineered to mimic the intensity and irregularity of a real arc of electricity.
Throughout history, stones struck by lightning were considered permanently altered by celestial force.
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Noelene Rickards at Cheryl and Brian’s wedding 💜🌟💍
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At last, Noelene had made it to the wedding. She kissed Rob’s cheek. “Did I miss the speeches?” She asked her husband. “We’ve just finished,” Rob replied, but the dance had not yet taken place. They still had some time together.
“What a great little shot that would be. Four little conspirators together.” Rob, Noelene, Dale and Kay turned towards the voice. Lindsay waltzed over towards them, cake in hand. “Yeah, I know all about your little trips to the CEO’s office. Dale and Rob, what a team you are.”
Dale told Rob to ignore Lindsay. “Ignore the bloke that gave you all your careers. Don’t worry about him. You just go and stab him in the back,” Lindsay said, in relation to himself. “Well, there’s no backstabbing, mate,” Rob stated. “Isn’t there?” Lindsay queried. “No, no. I’d say it to your face,” Rob replied frankly.
“There’s a great irony about you, Rob Rickards, coz you actually live your life like you played your footy. You are an artless, witless, gutless pr*ck,” Lindsay told him. Rob didn’t waste time in his retort. “Well, you’re a sh*t boss and a sh*t bloke. You treated my wife terribly for years, you never gave her half the respect she deserved, and those quotes you gave away about Helen were bloody disgraceful!”
“Well, yeah, maybe I did give some quotes, and maybe I gave them a lot more,” Lindsay confessed. “Maybe I gave them the whole bloody story.” “Well that is an absolute dog act,” Rob stated emphatically, and Lindsay howled in response. “Why are you defending Helen Norville?” He laughed. “I mean, I understand why you’re sticking up for… well, you… you’re married to Yoko Ono there,” Lindsay pointed to a quietly furious Noelene. “But, Helen?”
Rob stepped in towards Lindsay. “Say one more word about my wife, one more word and I’ll deck you, mate.” He seethed. If it weren’t for Brian’s call for Dale to announce the first dance, Rob was convinced he would have.
Eyeing Lindsay down, he knew he had to take an even larger stand, and draw a harder line. Who would he be if he didn’t?
13 April 2014 | Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge speaks with students before boarding the Shotover Jet on the Shotover River in Queenstown, New Zealand. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are on a three-week tour of Australia and New Zealand, the first official trip overseas with their son, Prince George of Cambridge. (c) Mark Mitchell - Pool/Getty Images
Mark Mitchell and Elaine Hendrix in
The Munsters’ Scary Little Christmas (1996) Director: Ian Emes
Book of the Gay
“The Penguin Book of Gay Short Stories” edited by David Leavitt and Mark Mitchell