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How Do you Select Best industrial property and commercial business Buildings for sale in Northern Suburbs?
[tag] is a specialist field. Not all property agents know enough about the commercial property market and the property type to do it well. Sellers in Northern Suburbs should choose their agent with care.
The owners of investment property that want to sell their asset should carefully choose a real estate agent that is well versed in the market trends and the property type. That agent should also show a high level of current market share and success in commercial property in Northern Suburbs over the years.
Selling commercial property is not an 'experiment' or an exercise in 'hope and pray'. When undertaken correctly in any market situation by a skilful agent, a property will attract enquiry and a sale is possible. The result then sits on the client's ability to accept the industrial property for sale market price and market evidence. There are always buyers out there; they just have to be found and the sellers need to be accepting of the market trends.
Interesting Facts About Industrial Property and Commercial Business Buildings for Sale in Northern Suburbs:
The value of a commercial property for sale is determined by using some simple formulas that are based upon the amount of net operating income that the property produces each year. So when you are looking at a commercial property for sale, one of the first things that you'll want to ask the broker for is the profit and loss statement.
Some brokers who have listed a commercial property for sale may refer to this profit and loss statement as an IPOD, or income property operating data sheet. Once you get the IPOD, or profit and loss statement, you can then compare the information provided by the broker or seller to your other sources to help determine what the real numbers are. The challenge when looking at any commercial property for sale is that the broker and/or owner will often tend to exaggerate the amount of income that the commercial property for sale produces while also trying to minimize the amount of operating expenses that are reported.
How to Determine the Value of a Property for Sale
The reason for this is simple. The value of any commercial real estate is based on the amount of net operating income the property creates each year. In fact, each additional dollar of annual income increases the value of the property by roughly ten dollars, depending on where the property is located, and how old it is. Note that this extra net income can come from either getting additional revenue in rents, or from reducing expenses by managing the property more efficiently.
The final step in determining the value of a commercial property for sale is to divide the net operating income by the capitalization rate, which varies from about 6 to 12 percent depending on the type of property, the age, and the location of the commercial property for sale. The fastest way to get an idea of what capitalization rate you should be using when looking at a commercial property for sale is to ask another broker who is not involved in the transaction.
Using Escape Clauses to Limit Your Risk
Another way of protecting yourself when looking at any property for sale is to make sure that your purchase contract allows you a period of time to get out of the deal if you are not comfortable with anything that you find. Done properly, you can often tie up a property for 60 to 90 days so that you have time to accurately determine the real value. This makes it easier to look at commercial real estate, because you can get out if you have the right escape clauses.
Commercial Agents - Tips for Qualifying Industrial Property Buyers or Tenants
Many property investors choose industrial property as their first type of property investment outside of residential property. This then shows that the first time or smaller property investors believe that industrial property has key advantages for them.
The main advantage we can see frequently is that industrial property is relatively simple and basic when it comes to property performance. It is not hard for property investors to know what to do and what to control with property rents, leases, and property maintenance.
So what could be some other elements of industrial performance that are worth considering if you were and investor and you wanted to purchase a good property or something with real potential? Here is a list to get you started.
These are the most common points of concern and focus in industrial property that we come across as we speak to many investors, tenants, and real estate agents.
- Transport routes to the property and those that are used by a typical industrial tenant must be understood. The routes must be easily accessible as a system of raw material supply and product distribution.
- Many tenants need raw materials as part of their business operation. What are these raw materials and how easy is it for the tenant to get them? Look at the access factors for air transport, shipping and port access, together with freeways and the main road networks.
- The power to the property should be of the type that industry uses. In most cases that is what we call '3 phase' or 'high tension' power. It is the type of power supply that industry needs for large machinery function. If this power is not available you will have to assess how much it will cost to get it to the property.
- Cost and supply of labour force is important to industrial tenants. Invariably they will need people to work in the business. Proximity of the industrial property to local residential areas or towns will help with a source of labour supply; however another advantage with this will be access to public transport for the employees.
- Moving the end manufactured goods to their market is quite important to the industrial tenant. Today we see reasonable flexibility with truck transport and road networks however some very heavy or bulky goods will need rail heads as a point of distribution. Rail transport still has the advantage when it comes to large volume and heavy goods.
- Industrial property investment seems to be strongest in performance around major cities with established growth cycles. Even in a slow economic cycle these industrial properties will perform given the interaction with the community and reasonable access to end markets.
- In good property markets the industrial property tends to give higher levels of return when compared to office and retail property. This is an analysis on average so the other elements of location, tenant selection, and market access are still important to the equation. The industrial property market is still robust when economic cycles are positive.
- When economic cycles change to the positive, it is the industrial property that responds first even before office and retail property.
- Leasing industrial property is basic and simple. Vacancies are easy to manage providing the property is not too special in design that limits tenant usage.
- Rents are usually on a net rent basis and the tenants normally take responsibility for the payment of outgoings. In saying that, the landlord needs to ensure that they have a sound accounting process that checks the tenant in that payment cycle. The landlord does not need or want an unpaid account and fines applied thereto.
- When the property market is active, the pre-lease market on new industrial property construction is quite strong. It is the timing of the release of newer industrial projects that needs to be carefully managed.
- Owner occupation is an element of industrial property performance that moves in cycles. Reading, developing and selling into that property market can be lucrative. This also says that the owner occupiers of industrial property will also sell out of their owned property. Real estate agents can tap into the major businesses to capture this source of new industrial property listings.
- When the property market is 'strong' the yields achieved on well positioned industrial property at sale time are usually attractive for the seller. This does say that care must be exercised in having good tenants, great leases, great location, and a well maintained property.
- Buyers of industrial property come from two sources. That is the investor market and the owner occupiers. This provides versatility in property disposal if one market segment is slower.
- Corporate investors will move property in and out of the balance sheet as the company changes and repositions itself for business advantage. Monitoring the media for such changes will give investors a source of opportunity. The process of 'sale and lease back' is common in industrial property.
- Ample car parking for staff and customers
- Good loading and turning areas for trucks
- Functional office areas that support the warehouse operation
- Generous warehouse height and entry points for trucks and storage
- Security for the premises
- Access to quality business communication systems including telephone, data, internet, and mobile communications
- Good signage at the front of the property that gives the business a clear identity
- Proximity to services such as roads, transport, water, gas, electricity, and other industrial tenants.
These elements are the most common that we see in successful industrial property. Whether you be a real estate agent, a property investor, or a business needing a building to occupy, you can start with this basic list and add your special criteria to formulate the profile of a good industrial property in your area.
Search for Commercial Buildings For Sale Near Me in Northern Suburbs
Real estate has always been known as the safest of investments.
In fact, real estate investment completed after proper research into and evaluation of the property (to determine actual and future value), can lead to tremendous profit.
This is one reason many people choose real estate investment as their full time job.
Discussions about real estate tend to focus on residential real estate; commercial real estate, except to seasoned investors, typically seems to take a back seat.
However, commercial real estate is also a great option for investing in real estate.
Commercial real estate includes a large variety of property types.
To a majority of people, commercial real estate is only office complexes or factories or industrial units.
However, that is not all of commercial real estate. There is far more to commercial real estate.
Strip malls, health care centers, retail units and warehouse are all good examples of commercial real estate as is vacant land.
Even residential properties like apartments (or any property that consists of more than four residential units) are considered commercial real estate. In fact, such commercial real estate is very much in demand.
Or in another case (i.e. when a retail boom is expected in a region), though your commercial real estate investment strategy was devised around purchasing vacant land, you might find it more profitable to buy a property such as a strip mall or small plaza that you can lease to retailers or a property that you can convert into a warehouse for the purpose of renting to small businesses.
So in a nutshell, commercial real estate presents a veritable plethora of
investing opportunities, you just need to recognize them and go for it.
About the Author:
Dave Jarvis is a licensed Real Estate Broker in Florida and is Broker and Owner of Realty Concepts, Inc. a Southwest Florida Real Estate Corporation.
If you are interested in Southwest Florida Properties see his website at [http://www.rciflorida.com]
For additional Real Estate information go to: [http://www.realestateseekerusa.com]
For Real Estate Financing information see : [http://www.mortgageseekerusa.com]
Commercial Agents - Tips for Qualifying Industrial Property Buyers or Tenants
When salespeople start off their career in commercial real estate sales and leasing they seem to start working on industrial property first. Perhaps that is because the property type is quite simple and basic. That being said, there is still a need to understand the industrial property type and what the prospects in the market are looking for.
Every industrial property should be fully understood before action is taken in listing and marketing the property for either sales or lease. When you completely understand the industrial property it is a lot easier to make the marketing work for you and bring in the enquiry.
So let's say that you have a property marketing campaign running and you have some enquiry coming in. Asking the right questions of the prospect will help you move ahead in any property inspection if and when it is to occur. To help yourself here you could develop a checklist that you keep by the telephone and with you as you speak to other people and prospects making enquiries.
When it comes to industrial property, some of these factors will be important to the people that you talk to or that ring off the marketing of industrial property. Add these facts to other regional issues and create a list of items that help build your market share and convert prospects to the right properties.
Industrial property sales and leasing is not hard; it is just specialised and your questions and conversations with prospects should reflect that relevance.


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|Welcome to Simply Streep - The Meryl Streep Archives, an unofficial fan resource on the Oscar, Golden Globe and Emmy award winning
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An all-star fundraiser has been announced for legendary keyboardist Bernie Worrell, who is a founding member of Funkadelic and who has worked with the Talking Heads, Fela Kuti, Mos Def and others. Worrell was recently diagnosed with lung cancer. The benefit will take place in NYC at Webster Hall on April 4 with all-star guests like George Clinton, Bootsy Collins, Living Color, Rick Springfield, Paul Shaffer, Maceo Parker, BIll Laswell, Talking Heads' Jerry Harrison, B-52s' Fred Schneider and many more, including filmmaker Johnathan Demme and actress Meryl Streep, who worked with Worrell on last year's movie Ricki and the Flash. Tickets for that show are now on sale. Thanks to Glenn for the heads-up.

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Steve Ealick's Research Group
4-Amino-5-hydroxymethyl-2-methylpyrimidine Phosphate Kinase from Salmonella typhimurium
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1JXH (native)
1JXI (complexed with 4-amino-5-hydroxymethyl-2-methylpyrimidine)
4-Amino-5-hydroxymethyl-2-methylpyrimidine phosphate kinase (HMPP kinase aka ThiD) catalyzes two related reactions in consecutive steps of the thiamin phosphate biosynthetic pathway. In the first reaction, HMPP kinase transfers the terminal phosphate of ATP to the hydroxyl group of HMP to form 4-amino-5-hydroxymethyl-2-methylpyrimidine phosphate (HMP-P). This reaction is used to salvage HMP from the growth medium. In the second reaction, HMPP kinase transfers the terminal phosphate from another molecule of ATP to the phosphomethyl group of HMP-P to form HMP-PP, the substrate for thiamin phosphate synthase This reaction is an essential step for the biosynthesis of thiamin pyrophosphate.
The monomers of HMPP kinase are identical subunits of approximately 31 kDa each. Like other members of the ribokinase family, it has a common core structure consisting of a central eight-stranded β-sheet that is flanked by eight structurally conserved αβ-helices; five on one side and three on the other.
|HMPP kinase is a homodimer and is in the P41212 space group. Each HMPP kinase monomer possesses one self-contained active site that begins near the dimer interface and extends outward along the C-terminal edge of the central β-sheet. The two active sites in the dimer are separated by approximately 20-25 Å.
Each active site contains one HMP binding site and one ATP binding site. See the schematic drawing showing the active site. Key hydrogen bonds are shown with dashed lines.
Cheng G, Bennett EM, Begley TP and Ealick SE. Crystal Structure of 4-Amino-5-hydroxymethyl-2-methylpyrimidine Phosphate Kinase from Salmonella typhimurium at 2.3 Å Resolution. Structure 10:225-235 (2002).


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A new fiction writing prompt has appeared on the scene. "Monday's Finish The Story" The idea is to write a story in around 100-150 words using the photo as a prompt, and starting it with the line that Barbs gives us. This week, the first week, the line is: "The team headed toward the island not sure what they would find when they arrived." If you would like to have a go, then go and have look at Monday's Finish The Story. If you want to see what others have written, then head through the this link to InLinkz.
The team headed toward the island not sure what they would find when they arrived. From the distance it looked like there were huts on the beach, or set back slightly. They knew the previous team had gone dark within two days of landing there.
Captain Vules Jerne held his hand up in a fist and all the engines on the boats were cut, with each squad taking out folding oars and snapping them into place. The weird silence felt heavy to Jerne as he strained his eyes to see the shoreline. He thought he saw someone running and pointed it out to his Sergeant, Werbert Hells. The latter shook his head dismissively.
Ten minutes later, they landed on the beach and climbed out of the boats. The huts they saw from the distance turned out to be trees lining the rocks. As they made their way more inland, a sound startled them from the other side of the trees. Vules and Hells waved for the rest of the team to hide, as they heard the shout – "kids, dinner's ready"


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History Visit to Berlin
On Sunday 7th October 28 year 11 students embarked on a history visit to Berlin.
Although the focus was the city's turbulent twenty first century history, our studies included learning about the architectural development of the traditional heart of Berlin around Unter den Linden, with its iconic buildings fashioned over many centuries and now beautifully restored. By walking the city, we were given an understanding of the layout of the power bases of the Nazi regime and the subsequent division of Berlin after the second world war, as well as the difficulties of living in the city following the construction of the Berlin Wall. On the first night we viewed Berlin from the top of the famous Television Tower opened in 1968 by the GDR regime. We also had guided tours of exhibitions including The Typography of Terror; the German Resistance Memorial Museum and the Berlin Wall Museum, and we spent a morning in the chilling Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp - scene of so many cruel atrocities under both the Nazi and Communist regimes. Perhaps the most moving place visited was the haunting 'Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe', one of several Holocaust memorials in central Berlin.
Despite very long days with many miles of walking, all agreed that it was a really worthwhile experience. Berlin is now a vibrant modern city and we enjoyed its great atmosphere and eating traditional foods such as currywurst and pfeffernusse cookies. Thank you to Mr Kaczmar, Mrs Higgitt and Mr Carney for accompanying the trip and to Mr Underwood for creating and leading us on such a memorable journey.


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Hey Class of 2017 (and their proud parents)! Here's an early June College Guy Rant (or a really late May one - you choose!)
Congratulations, felicitations and mazel tov for your impending graduation. Ya done good, and there are exciting times ahead!
This will be brief. In addition to conveying my best wishes, I'd like to ask once more that you fill me in (if you haven't already) about the results of your college application adventure. Where will you be next fall? For those of you taking a gap year I'd love to hear about your plan for that as well.
Stay tuned for an upcoming rant I send every summer to graduates called "22 tips for college success". It's worth reading. I'll also include an open invitation to each of you to take advantage of the College Guy's "free lunch" offer, with an appropriate explanation. (And yes, there's a catch, as in: "there's no such thing as a free lunch…")
If you're planning on taking the Federal Stafford student loan you need to complete "loan counseling" on line at the Department of Education web site. You should have received instructions for doing so from your college. This is easy to do, but if anyone needs some handholding or butt kicking to get it done, give me a holler and I'll walk you thorough it. That's why I'm here!
Here's a fascinating article from today's New York Times which confirms what I've said many times in these rants: college admissions is a game based on business principals, and it's to your advantage to understand this.
In a nutshell it's about how certain liberal arts colleges have adopted a (somewhat unethical) practice of communicating after May 1st with accepted students who have not sent in deposits (indicating, obviously, they've decided to attend another school) offering them the promise of more financial or merit aid if they were to choose them as their school. This is blatantly an attempt to "poach" students away from other schools, and the article is fun to read to witness the ethical contortions some admissions Deans go through to justify it.
Anyway, while the revelation doesn't surprise me it is the first time I've seen widespread acknowledgment of it, and I'd like to ask whether any of you may have had such a correspondence from a college you were accepted at, but did not choose, in the past several weeks. I'd be very curious to hear of it.
Speaking of business, I am one, and I'm currently accepting students on to my caseload from the class of 2018 and 2019 and would appreciate any/all referrals you send my way. If you refer your younger friends (and parents of highschool students) to my web page (www.collegeplacementservices.org), they can read recent "College Guy Rants" to have an idea of what I'm about. If you've found my College Guy Rants useful (perhaps even entertaining!) over the past two years, consider that you could be doing your younger colleagues a favor by sharing their email addresses with me so that they'll receive future newsletters. Remember these are totally free, no salesman will visit their homes and they're always sent "blind cc".
On that note, I've listed beneath my signature a random assortment of recent articles you may find of interest.
For now, learn which side of that mortarboard the ribbon goes on and fill out those roommate questionnaires. If you write that you like to listen to Dylan and the Grateful Dead and follow the New York Yankees, you're likely to get a "mini me" roommate version of moi.
What's not to like??
Auf wiedersehen,
Gary L. Canter
College Placement Services
210 St. John Street
Portland, Maine 04102
(207) 772-9711
College Placement Services provides high school students and their families
assistance with all aspects of the college search, selection, application
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Hello everyone!
How are you all doing? We are all cruising along this one hell of a ride called life and just when you think you are surfing it like a pro..BAMMM!! It plunges you deep down! That is the beauty of it…. its full of unimaginable surprises. With its unmatched scope for catching you off guard in all its brilliance, Life feels like a canvas which can be drenched in the colors of strength and hope!!There are moments of unfathomable despair followed by instants of undiminished faith and in between all of this, tugging at that little corner of your heart is the essence of dream and instinct.
If I had to pick up one living quality which makes us divine, over and above everything, it'll be instinct. The knack to feel something in all its surreality, to connect with your creator for a seraphic moment of decision and precision towers above everything else. Too long, we have relied on our instincts to create and savor happiness and yet we find it challenging now to allow ourselves this beautiful, fleeting feeling. We have ceased to be instinctive!
So when I decided to write this post and the one before this, I allowed my instincts to take over. I told myself that every once in a while, I need to Stop and Smell the Rose. With life, with relationships, with my choices and as with my style. The choice of picking up Maxi dresses as a blog post came to me instinctively in the sense of luxury this piece of clothing offers me with its draping and styling. It gives me the freedom to embrace my body beneath the very restriction it caters to. The freedom of being is instinctive, fantastic and far more precious than anything else. And how unreal it seems that a piece of clothing can allow you a feeling, a sensation which holds so much human value in it!
Without further ado, I give you the sense of completion of my instinctual style trip which the beloved Maxi Dresses. This half of the trip is centered in the beauty of the night, which to put in simply is …"How to Maxi dress up for an evening out!" Lol.
Cheers to spirit of being instinctive and following it!!
until next time,
love & peace


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Symptoms of Heart Failure
By Mackenzie Distad, EP-C, BS
ACSM Certified Exercise Physiologist/Exercise Specialist
We're right in the middle of Heart Month 2018 at ExercisAbilities and still striving to raise awareness on all things heart health related. Earlier this month, I wrote about the signs of a heart attack. Heart attack and heart failure are both heart related but two different things. Today, I want to talk to you about heart failure and the signs you may see as the heart muscle weakens.
Heart Failure is the term used to describe a heart that can no longer keep up with the needs of the body. The heart muscle is weakened and is not pumping out as much blood (or oxygen) as the rest of the body needs to function.
Symptoms of heart failure include:
- Shortness of breath (even at rest)
- nausea or loss of appetite
- chronic fatigue
- lightheadedness
- confusion
- chronic coughing/wheezing
- high heart rate
- build-up of fluid in body tissues (edema)
If you are noticing any particular symptoms of heart failure, take action and contact a healthcare professional. Certain tests and scans can be used to determine if you have heart failure and what stage it might be in.
Though heart failure is a chronic condition, the symptoms can be managed and you can live a full and enjoyable life with it. Along with medications, lifestyle changes such as eating a heart-healthy/low-sodium diet and getting regular exercise, can help to control symptoms and progression of heart failure.
For more information on heart failure, visit the American Heart Association website at www.heart.org where you will find additional, valuable resources such as the Self-check Heart Failure Management Guide.
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Software error analysis in prodution environment is a cumbersome task. Most of the times attaching debuggers to the deployed running application cannot be carried out. If that happens, users and other software components would be unable to use the services published by the software, since debuggers block the operation of running software.
The best option to reveal the causes of software malfunction is the inspection of log messages that are ubiquitously used by software developers to monitor running applications. It is the programmers responsibility to place log statements in the source code, thus the information contained by the log messages reflects what was concidered relevant by the programmer by the time of constructing the source code. But what is important for the programmer may not be beneficial at the time of bug tracking.
There are two main problems with log messages: the containing information may not be satisfactory, and their amount may not be enough to formulate a diagnosis when investigating software error. However, quality log messages are a necessity, since malfunction most of the times come from bad data, that is generated on the production system, but never present in well-defined test environments. We can make these data visible via adequate log messages.
In the beginning of my thesis, I demonstrate that the amount and quality of log messages can be improved in Java programming environment by generating log statements in the application compile-time. I introduce the softwares and technical solutions I use throughout the paper. Then, I give a detailed description of how I designed a system, that is suitable to transport and persistently save huge amounts of log data from their soure to Hadoop filesystem; at the end, this system shall also be able to run analytic software on the saved log messages. At the end of this paper I test the deployed setup and measure the throughput, storage capacity and time of analysis.
Overall the designed and deployed system can be the basis of software telemetry in production environments that give insight to running software and make tracking down the causes of software malfunction easier.


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Yarra Valley Gourmet Experience
Yarra Valley & Dandenong Ranges
The Dandenong Ranges are on the eastern fringe of metropolitan Melbourne, with the adjoining Yarra Valley situated along the upper reaches of the Yarra River. The Yarra Valley is the State's oldest winegrowing area, with the first vines planted in 1838. The four day 'Yarra Valley Food and Wine Festival' in April is the region's signature event. The Yarra Valley Regional Food Group have a popular Farmers Market which runs throughout the year at Yering. The Yarra Valley Winegrowers Association host three major events each year...'Shortest Lunch' (June), 'Gumboot Season' (July) and 'Shedfest Wine Festival' (October).
There are 162 producers in this Region
Yarra Valley & Dandenong Ranges Producers and Trails
Map displays producers with visit/buy premises only. Filter shows all producers in brackets.
Big Fella Cherries
38 Boundary Road, Coldstream, 3139
Visit our picturesque Yarra Valley orchard to experience the joy of harvesting your own delicious cherries. U-pick your very own fresh Big Fella cherries straight from the trees. Enjoy the spoils of superior cherries, just as nature intended. U-pick your very own Big Fella Cherries straight off the trees in the Cherry orchard loaded with fresh succulent plump cherries waiting for you.
Blue Hills Berries & Cherries Farm
27 Parker Road, Silvan, 3795
Blue Hills Berries and Cherries is a family owned and operated farm.The Chapman family are well established growers of cherries and berries and have farmed in Silvan since 1894. Best known for their quality fresh fruit and provision of 'Pick Your Own' cherries and berries. We offer our visitors a unique 'Pick Your Own' Fruit experience at two locations - 30 Chapman Rd, Silvan for Cherries and 27 Parker Rd, Silvan for Seasonal Berries!
Buckley's Beer
30 Hunter Road, Healesville, 3777
Buckley's Brewery is named after the icon of survival, escaped convict William Buckley, who survived 32 years in the Australian bush (without a beer)! Tucked away in the industrial estate you can discover cellar door hospitality every weekend, with tours amidst the brewing process, tasting paddles of our quality ales and lagers and gift packs to take away.
21 Parker Road, Silvan, 3795
Chappies is the original home of U-Pick in Silvan. We offer our very best cherries for our U-Pick customers. Buckets are supplied and ladders are not required. There is a selection of sweet, sour and white cherries. You can also pick fresh berries. Cherries and berries for sale, freshly picked for you.
Cherryhill Orchards
472 Queens Road, Wandin East, 3139
George Riseborough planted the first cherries at this beautiful Wandin Property in 1940. You can try the famous Cherryhill export cherries or Pick Your Own in the orchard with magnificent views of the Yarra Valley. With around 90 acres of rich fertile soil, Cherryhill Wandin is a prime cherry growing region in Australia. Our orchard in Wandin is where U-Pick is based where you are able to pick your own cherries from mid-November until mid-January.
Coldstream Brewery
694 Maroondah Highway, Coldstream, 3770
Inspired by the Shivering Man (and his bare all attitude) the boys behind Coldstream took the plunge to run a microbrewery with mates. Catch up over a pot in the bar, sample the range on a tasting paddle, enjoy a meal and maybe learn a little about the infamous Shivering Man. Let our staff take you through our range of premium beers and refreshing apple cider. Enjoy a meal made from the freshest Yarra Valley produce.
Coombe - The Melba Estate
675 Maroondah Highway, Coldstream, 3770
Once home of Dame Nellie Melba, this is a property of unrivalled provenance. Seven acres of stunning gardens set within the grand cypress hedges complement the restored motor house and clock tower, housing the restaurant and conservatory that offer an integrated gourmet and cultural experience.. Gourmet breakfasts, lunches, afternoon teas, wedding celebrations, intimate opera performances and elegant private events.
Coombe Farm Estate Cellar Door
11 St Huberts Road, Coldstream, 3770
Nestled amongst the vines, Coombe Farm Estate Cellar door is a relaxing and friendly place to taste, learn a little and linger with a glass of wine to enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Outside the intimate tasting room, a grassed area perfect for picnics and facilities for a barbecue that will keep the whole family happy.
Giverny Estate
69 Cherry Lane, Toolangi, 3777
Giverny Estate has been making quality kiwi fruit wines for many years and is now proud to introduce a sparkling kiwi fruit cider. Giverny Estate is nestled between the Yea River and the majestic eucalypts of the Toolangi State Forest and produces the highest quality kiwi fruit. At the peak of ripeness the fruit is picked and processed into kiwi fruit sparkling cider.
Hargreaves Hill Brewing Company
25 Bell Street, Yarra Glen, 3775
Hargreaves Hill Brewing Company is a family owned craft brewery and restaurant with a reputation for brewing handcrafted ales and lagers from the finest ingredients available. The Cellar Door and Good Food Guide recommended restaurant is situated in Yarra Glen, in the 1890's Colonial Bank building, and is open seven days a week for lunch, dinner Monday to Saturday, and breakfast and lunch on Sunday.
Healesville Sanctuary
Badger Creek Road, Healesville,
Healesville Sanctuary is a bushland haven of Australian wildlife situated in the heart of the Yarra Valley. Part of Zoos Victoria it is a not-for-profit conservation organisation dedicated to fighting wildlife extinction. Visit the zoo shop in person or online. Open every day of the year.
Kellybrook Wines & Ciders
Fulford Road, Wonga Park, 3115
Kellybrook is the home of Kelly Brothers Cider & Riders Brew Co, which pioneered cider making in the Yarra Valley in the late 60's. Kelly Brothers Cider was the brainchild of Phil and Gus Kelly who wanted to make some modern cider styles alongside the more artisan styles of Methode Champenoise cider and Calvados style apple brandy produced by their father Darren. Fresh local pears and apples and traditional techniques are used to produce the cider range.
Kookaberry Strawberry Farm
25 Lewis Road, Wandin, 3139
Kookaberry family farm has been growing strawberries for over 30 years. Berries grown are strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, boysenberries & logonberries. Also homemade jams, syrups & vinegars. Farm gate open for direct sales.
Mac Forbes Wines
11A Green Street, Healesville, 3777
High quality maker of Yarra wines, with six vineyards in different parts of the valley. Wines include Riesling, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Arneis,Nebbiolo, Syrah and a Bordeaux blend. Graceburn Wine Room is located in the heart of Healesville, and open daily
12 St Huberts Road , Coldstream, 3770
With its walled gardens, crabapple trees and raised vegetable beds, the Napoleones together with Meletos have taken an abandoned collection of century old-farm buildings and created a microbrewery, regional cafe, gourmet pizzeria and intimate events space. Complemented by the 24-room farmhouse offering boutique accommodation overlooking the Great Dividing Range.
Napoleone Brewery & Ciderhouse
12 St Huberts Road, Coldstream, 3770
A shiny new brew space where the Napoleone crew create an ever evolving range of beers and ciders, making each visit a journey of discovery. Enjoy paddles, pots and pints, you can even take them home. Why not Meet the Brewer on Saturdays for a more in-depth 'brew'ducation. Locally grown and 100% family owned. Built on the foundations of an 1860's dairy on our family property.
OakSun Cherries
77 Monbulk-Seville Road , Seville, 3139
Oaksun is the home of Charlie Cherry's Fresh Cherries. Charlie Cherry only grows fresh premium cherries - big and juicy. Grown in the Yarra Valley and Tasmania. Come along, sample and purchase "Australia's finest cherries" For online sales visit the website.
Punt Road Wines
10 St Huberts Road, Coldstream, 3770
Surrounded by orchards and vineyards this family property offers a wealth of history dating back to the 1860s. Named after the Yarra River crossing in Melbourne, their wines offer something expressive (try the famous Punt Road Pinot Noir). Bring a picnic and relax on the lawn while the kids play on the bocce court..
Seville Estate
65 Linwood Road, Seville, 3139
Seville Estate makes three ranges of wines; The Barber, Estate and Reserve. Varieties include Shiraz, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Riesling & Cabernet Sauvignon. Also a Rose & Sparkling. Cellar door, restaurant and function facilities. Open daily.
St Huberts Vineyard
1 St Huberts Road, Coldstream, 3770
This is the winery you picture in your dreams. Sitting on the grass under the shade of a leafy elm, eating cheese and drinking some of the best pinot and cabernet around. Sublime views of rolling vineyards surround you. This understated gem traces its heritage to 1862 with some interesting onsite memorabilia from 1888.
St Ronans Cider
11 Garnook Grove, Badger Creek, 3777
St Ronan's Cider is a collaboration between friends Eric Driessan and Troy Jones. After countless trials and many a late night 'testing session' we have produced a distinct Australian style of cider that is quite unique. We have used traditional technical processes that are associated with the production of outstanding sparkling wine and Champagne to create St Ronan's range of Methode Traditionale Ciders.
Stones of the Yarra Valley
14 St Huberts Road, Coldstream, 3770
Combining two of the Yarra Valley's most celebrated restaurants, this is a premiere eating venue. The 'Barn' features floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the restaurant with natural light that unfurl spectacular views. The 'Stables', with its soaring red brick walls and rough-hewn timbers, is an intimate space to enjoy local produce fused into mouth-watering dishes.
Wandin Valley Farms
75 Wellington Road, Wandin North, 3139
Whilst enjoying the beautiful surrounds of the Yarra Valley, why not call in at Wandin Valley Farms, where you can purchase pre-packed cherries to take home and enjoy!! Premium quality and seconds available. Varieties include: Merchant, Chelan, Rons Seedling, Bing, Sylvia, Simone, Lapins, Sweetheart and Sweet Georgia.
Warratina Lavender Farm
105 Quayle Road, Wandin Yallock, 3139
Lavender was first planted on the farm in 1991 and now has over 10,000 lavender plants. The culinary range includes the following made with lavender...tea, mustard, jam, honey & shortbread. Tearoom & Functions. Buy online. Open daily.
White Rabbit Brewery
316 Maroondah Highway, Healesville, 3777
White Rabbit is a brewery that doesn't want to be constrained and maybe that's the way we like it up in the hills, away from the norm, a place where we are free to think for ourselves. At home in Healesville in the midst of the Yarra Valley, we like to exercise our right to be a little different and brew beer that doesn't just follow the others.
Wild About Fruit Farm
Cnr Edward and Coldstream West Roads, Coldstream, 3770
This 300 acre farm is run by third generation family growers of apples & cherrries, since 1930. Specializing in premium apple based juices. No additives or preservatives. Also offering free range eggs, sauces & preserves. At farmers markets. Farm Shop open daily.
Yarra Valley Dairy
70-80 McMeikans Road, Yering, 3770
Who doesn't love cheese? Fine quality, farmhouse cheeses can be enjoyed while sipping locally produced small-batch wines in a beautifully refurbished, 100-year-old milking shed. Known for their award-winning fresh, soft cheeses made in French and Italian styles, the cheese makers have crafted a unique range inspired by this generous region.
Yering Farm Wines
19 St Huberts Road, Yering , 3770
The open fire, comfy seating and rustic charm in the 100-year-old refurbished hay shed provide the ideal stop for a glass of silky aged red. A family owned 'smaller winery' making wines as the ancestors did, by hand and with passion. Extensive lawns with sweeping views, perfect for picnics (BBQ facilities available) and a game of footy or cricket.
Allinda Winery
119 Lorimers Lane, Dixons Creek, 3775
Allinda Winery produces stylish wines of great character, crafted to express unique vineyard characteristics and winemaking philosophies. Stylish wines of great character crafted to express unique vineyard characteristics and winemaking philosophies
Yarrambat Estate Vineyard
45 Laurie Street, Yarrambat, 3091
Yarrambat Estate is a small family run boutique vineyard situated in the North Eastern Corner of the Yarra Valley and North of Melb CBD. Our 6.5 acre vineyard proudly produces Chardonnay, Pinot, Merlot and Cab Sav. Cellar door sales by appointment.
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Eddie McDougall's Yarra Valley Favourites
Author: Eddie McDougall
Created 12th Jan, 2016
Looking for some wineries with impressive surroundings, sights, and restaurants? Head to these trail stops in the Yarra Valley.
Innocent Bystander: Modern, hip and smack bang in the middle of beautiful Healesville. The winery boasts an excellent in-house restaurant serving amazing coffee, beer and of course, wines. There is also a bakery that producing the valleys best breads daily. My pick of wine? The Mea Culpa Syrah.
Mac Forbes Wines: If you're looking for the new best thing, you must visit Mac Forbes. With a young winemaker on the rise, this winery produces an extensive selection of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay that is distinctive of the region and its offerings. Bookings are required so that you can enjoy a personalised cellar visit. Try the RS Riesling.
Seville Estate: A boutique winery that has a long history in the region. Produces wines of superb quality, ranging from Shiraz to Chardonnay to Pinot Noir. Visit the new cellar door facility for its atmospheric experience that matches the award winning wines. Try the Estate Pinot Noir.
Yarra Valley Cider & Ale Trail
Author: Taste Trails
Created 06th Apr, 2015
The history of beer in the Yarra Valley is believed to go back to the early 1800's when growing hops was a major farming activity in the region. Whilst hop farms have disappeared today except for the odd hop kiln remains, the craft breweries in the Yarra Valley are working hard to make sure beer remains an important part of the Yarra Valley's past, present and future. The Yarra Valley is also one of Victoria's oldest cider regions and was the birthplace of Australian Methode Traditionale cider. Records show cider production by Mac's Lilydale Cider from as early as 1934. Proprietor and cider maker George McGowan purchased "Olinda Park" in 1932 with cider in mind- the property was already home to rare cider apples from Devon stock. In the same year, McGowan converted an old packing shed into a cidery. The first pressing of apples was in March 1934 and the cidery produced carbonated cider and a 10 per cent alcoholic cider named Lilydale Cider - the biggest sales of which were to motorists at the weekends. The business was eventually sold in 1961 and George McGowan retired to the Mornington Peninsula. In the 1960s Darren Kelly, of Kellybrook Winery, home of Kelly Brothers Cider, travelled through Europe and studied artisan cider making, then began producing Methode Traditionale cider in the late 1960's, the only one in the country at the times. In 1938 George McGowan was convinced that cider had a big future in the Yarra Valley and now with a growing number of cider producers and hundreds of apple orchards in the region, the Yarra Valley is once again making its name for cider.
Yarra Valley's Coldstream Trail
Author: Taste Trails
Created 30th Mar, 2015
Been on a food and wine trail? This is different. Why? Well, did you know this trail includes kid friendly activities, has two microbreweries, one of the most spectacular gardens in Victoria, or that Charlie Chaplin fell into a pool here? And that's just the beginning... Yarra Valley's Coldstream Trail offers a slice of diversity, accessibility and a quality that sets it apart. That quality is called passion. And it's found in the aromas of an earthy pinot; in local produce that has been fused in creative and mouth-watering dishes; and in the sweetness of new season fruits you picked yourself accompanied by hand made farmhouse cheeses. Add to this spectacular vistas of rolling countryside and distant mountains at every turn. Preservation of the trail's historic roots – firmly embedded in its heritage properties, cellar doors and famed vineyards – is approached with similar heart and soul. The oldest vines in the region provide a rustic setting to drink in times gone-by, peeling back yet another layer of the trail's remarkable diversity. Activities for kids and a gourmet break for adults, all in a short 13km loop. On Melbourne's doorstep and just five minutes from Lilydale, this unique trail, showcases the very best of the Yarra Valley.
Yarra Valley & Ranges Cherry Harvest Trail
Author: Taste Trails
Created 22nd Mar, 2015
Cherries signify the taste of summer like no other fruit. However, the Australian cherry season lasts only 100 days so cherish the summer's bountiful harvest. There are some great varieties available, and containing only 250 kilojoules (60 calories) per 100 grams and virtually no fat. The Victorian Cherry Harvest Trail was first established by the Victorian Cherry Association in 2005 to assist its cherry grower members who sell direct to the public from their orchards. The Yarra Valley & Ranges Cherry Harvest Trail is one of the most popular of these trails, and located conveniently close to Melbourne. The Victorian cherry season begins in most areas about the first or second week of November and continues through until mid-January. Peak season is in the weeks leading up to Christmas. A few useful hints: Keep cherries cool to keep them fresh for longer. Leave the stems on - they help keep the cherries fresh. Only rinse cherries when you are ready to eat them as they can absorb the water and soften. Enjoy!
Taste of the Yarra
Author: Taste Trails
Created 07th Sep, 2014
Here's a perfect day out in the beautiful Yarra Valley. Start with coffee and breakfast at the Harvest Cafe in downtown Healesville, then head out to the wonderful Healesville Sanctuary to see the many varieties of Australian wildlife on show. Afterwards wander along the picturesque drive to the rolling hills of Dixons Creek and enjoy a relaxing lunch at De Bortoli's Locale Restaurant, and don't forget to check out their stunning cellar door & cheese room. A short distance down the road is the highly acclaimed Mandala Wines with a range of stunning wines, then on to TarraWarra with their most impressive facilities, wines and museum. This 'Taste of the Yarra' will no doubt entice you return for more similar experiences in this wonderful Valley.
Coldstream-Wandin Taste Experience
Author: Taste Trails
Created 25th Jul, 2014
This trail has one of the most exciting and diverse selection of boutique food producers in any region of Australia. Produce includes cheese, eggs, fruit juice, preserves, organic fruit, vegetables, berries and culinary lavender.
Yarra Valley Wine Trail
Author: Taste Trails
Created 25th Jul, 2014
Here is a great loop trail starting at De Bortoli Wines and meandering around the beautiful Yarra Valley and stopping at some of the best wineries in the country. All are top producers of premium varietal wines with outstanding cellar door facilities. Most have Restaurant and Function facilities. View those that have their own accommodation in the vineyard. Truly a perfect day out!
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TIG Newsletter, Issue #020 - New Art Gallery in Tiberias and Adventure Tours
November 16, 2012
Welcome to the Galilee Newsletter - A monthly e-zine about the north of Israel and all that's new at this-is-galilee.com (TIG)
What's New?
This month I had the pleasure of meeting two very interesting but very different personalities who have projects going on in the north of the country.
One is a talented and successful artist who has opened an amazing new gallery in Tiberias and the other is a sportsman who runs a tour company specializing in adventure tours and extreme sports. Here's a little bit about their very special businesses ...
(photographer: Sharon Sror)
The aim of the gallery is to provide an aesthetic and dynamic setting to display original paintings, sculptures and jewellery by Israeli artists for the enjoyment of the local community and visitors to Tiberias. I think you'll agree with me from the picture above that she's achieved her objective!
At the moment, the gallery is hosting it's first exhibition, called "Meet the House Artists - Signature Works". As the name suggests, you can expect to see signature works showing an example of the unique style of each artist.
This is a must-see for all art lovers coming to the Galilee! You can call Talya for details of gallery hours or to make an appointment on 04-873-5152 or cellphone: 052-482-4967. The gallery also has a Facebook page: www.facebook.com/amdurfinegallery
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Kronos Quartet: For the Future and Beyond
Carnegie Hall celebrates its 125th anniversary by honoring the present and looking to the future with its 125 Commissions Project. Through this five-year endeavor, at least 125 new works will be commissioned from today's leading composers, expanding upon the Hall's history as the preeminent venue where music history is made. Fifty of the Hall's 125 commissions will be part of the Kronos Quartet's own initiative, Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire. Collaborating with many diverse partners, Kronos will co-commission 50 new works by 25 men and 25 women devoted to contemporary approaches to the string quartet, designed expressly for the training of students and emerging professionals. In a recent Carnegie Hall interview, Kronos first violinist and founder David Harrington discussed the importance of commissioning new works for future generations of musicians.
What inspired Kronos' Fifty for the Future?
It was really inspired by some of the great composers of the past who have written amazing music for young players, sometimes even for amateurs. We want music that can give a sense of a wider musical world, to be a place to start and from which to grow. Every year for the next five years, we are going to be commissioning 10 composers, and these composers will be from a wide variety of countries, backgrounds, and experiences.
"We are trying to use the years of experience ... to create a body of work for the next generation."
What prompted your interest in new works?
Since I was about 14, I noticed that all the composers whose works I had played and heard up to that point were by these four guys—Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert—who all lived in Vienna. It seemed really strange when you think about it because there are a lot of other cities in the world and there are a lot of countries and different religions and languages. And there's more than just men who can write music! There were all these things that were not represented in the basic foundation created by these composers. I think that's one of the challenges that composers ever since have felt; they are daunted by this history and the works of the past.
How does Kronos and Fifty for the Future help to remedy that?
As part of Kronos' Fifty for the Future, there will be works commissioned by five men and five women in each of the years. What we are hoping is that by the end of this five-year period, we will have an amazing 50-piece entry point into the world of Kronos and into the world of really modern string-quartet playing. We want to have all of the music available online, available from any place in the world, downloadable for free.
Photo by Chris Lee
Why is it important that you make these pieces available for free?
We are frequently asked to teach and coach young players—not only junior high and high school students, but also college musicians. Cost can always be a prohibitive factor, but one of things we have discovered is that so often they cannot locate the scores or the parts for a piece. There is just a lack of information, a lack of ability to access the world that Kronos is a part of. So it seems like one of the things we can do is find a solution for this problem. And I think Kronos' Fifty for the Future will be that solution.
What is your goal with the 50 pieces?
I want each of the 50 pieces to be music that Kronos would actually play on any concert. We are not simply trying to pat young players on the head and wish them well. We want to inspire the next generation of musicians with music that is available, fun, interesting, and exciting. We are trying to use the years of experience that we have put into our own music to create a body of work for the next generation.
Kronos will lead a workshop for young musicians at Carnegie Hall this April. Will works from Fifty for the Future be a part of that?
The workshop will feature music from Kronos' repertoire and also some of the Fifty for the Future pieces. So the young quartet musicians who are a part of the workshop will have a chance to not only work with us, but also have access to the program notes, the videos, and the recordings that we have made and the entire process of putting new pieces together. It should be an exciting experience for the younger players and certainly for us.
As a performer, how did you initially become involved with the composition process?
When I was 16 years old, I had the really great fortune to be involved with a composer who was writing a new piece. The group I was in got to rehearse with this composer as the piece was being written—we actually influenced the work and eventually gave the very first performance. I noticed that when I walked on the stage for the work's premiere, I felt like I had this beautiful secret that only three or four other people knew about, and then I got to share it with the audience. So at age 16, I became addicted to that experience of being involved with a piece that nobody else had ever heard.
What's that experience like now during Kronos rehearsals?
In our rehearsals, we are truly the first people who get to hear some of these new pieces, which is really thrilling because you get to put your entire experience, your knowledge, your questions, your uncertainties … everything that enters your life gets to become a part of the work.
Do you ever have any hesitation when introducing a new work?
I have to say that every time we have ever done a new piece, there is always a point where I wonder if we can actually do it. So the uncertainty is a part of life, and it is a part of our work. Conquering that and hopefully inspiring a group of people around the music becomes part of the process.
Artistically, what's the importance of commissioning new music?
I think the world is a better place if people are creative and if there is music from many different aspects of life. The Fifty for the Future composers have incredibly different backgrounds and beliefs and experiences. It helps us understand a little bit more about the mystery of being alive. There are a lot of people who think that maybe the world doesn't need any new pieces, that the best ones have already been written. I think part of our work is to suggest that maybe the greatest pieces haven't been written yet. My personal belief is that music doesn't really have an ending point—it is always changing, always developing. It might be the 17-year-old composer you meet tomorrow who writes the next greatest piece in the world. What I hope for Kronos and the Kronos Performing Arts Association is that we are going to be ready and recognize a person of great talent and ability, and then provide a launching pad for him or her to excel.
What do you want to be the lasting impact of Kronos' Fifty for the Future?
I would love if every young violinist, violist, and cellist wanted to play some of these pieces. That's exactly what I am looking for because I think if you play one of them, you're going to want to play another one. We are commissioning composers who want to create those kind of experiences for young listeners and young players. Fifty for the Future is a way for Kronos to help plant those musical seeds. We want these seeds to grow into incredibly wonderful huge sequoia trees that last for a long time.
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Kronos Quartet
The ever daring, never boring Kronos Quartet presents a program of exciting new works. Karin Rehnqvist's All Those Strings! features the sounds of 54 strings—38 of them on an ancient Finnish zither called the kantele. There is also a new work by Fodé Lassana Diabaté, Mali's most gifted balafon (wooden xylophone) player. To complete the program, Kronos gives the world premieres of four new works from its Fifty for the Future project, which is devoted to the most contemporary approaches to the string quartet. As The New York Times has said, "the ensemble . . . has revolutionized the approach to string quartet repertory."
Kronos Quartet
|Friday, April 15 at 9 PM
Kronos: Creating a New Repertoire
Kronos Quartet leads a weeklong workshop for young professional string quartets to explore new works commissioned as part of Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire, a major commissioning initiative devoted to the most contemporary approaches to the string quartet. The workshop culminates in this Zankel Hall performance, which also features selections from one of Kronos' signature works, Terry Riley's Salome Dances for Peace.


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It's also time for an added change. I find myself lately wanting to write posts that wouldn't necessarily go with the theme of this blog. Yes, this blog is all about my life, but it's mainly about; Health, Food, Cooking, Baking, Fitness, Exercise and what not. And that's the category they fall into, because that's the sort of things I started off writing about and I still love to write about! But I find myself wanting to write a post about the new shoes that I brought, or the new make-up that I have been trying out, and although I guess I could integrate those kind of posts into this blog I have made a clear decision to start a second blog where I can write about all of that. Don't know when that will be up and running yet, and I have probably picked the worst time of year to make that decision (it being the beginning of the school year and everything!) But it's what I want to do and are determined to do and so there you have it.
I have also decided that I want to have a crack at making YouTube videos that will all be linked to both blogs in content. I am excited by these up and coming personal projects, and I just hope I haven't overloaded myself too much!
This blog has been a massive help to my anxiety, and my road to recovery if you will. When I started CBT at the beginning of the year, I wouldn't have guessed where the next nine months would take me and I wouldn't have guessed this is where I would be. And I definitely wouldn't have guessed that my head would be in such a good place.
Sure I still suffer from anxiety, and in particular social anxiety. Maybe that fact will never change, but the difference is that I now have a hold on the situation, and have all the tools to help manage my problems. And you guys have no idea how much this blog and your views and comments help me to overcome that.
Here's to change. Hope you all are well!
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Feluda movies right from Sonar Kella, till the 2011's Royal Bengal Rohosso has always been a very thrilling affair for me. Feluda, unlike any other detective novels can be enjoyed by people from any age groups.
When the first trailer of Badshahi Angti surfaced, I was very exited to watch the new Feluda movie, but then I remembered that this was a story, sans Jatayu and that discouraged me a little bit. Also Sabyasachi Chakraborty was no longer playing Feluda this time, so that was another point why I felt that this movie would not pan out to be that good as its predecessors. And believe me when Feluda spoke for the first time this movie, I almost expected to hear the heavy baritone of Sabyasachi.
I am sure that everyone watching this movie will be absolutely familiar with the storyline. And though there are few minor changes, the real beauty is to watch a known story, read a hundred times (at least by me), unfold on-screen with such suspense & thrill.
Abir as Feluda has more or less managed to capture the essence, though he falls a little short on the voice and smartness factor. Sourav Das as Topshe, matches the character well, and others are good in their respective role. But the real attraction is Paran Bandopadhyay, who is a really powerful actor and matched the description of Banabihari Sarkar perfectly from the original text.
Though I personally missed Sabyasachi, who is my personal favourite Feluda, throughout the whole movie, there were certain parts of the movie, like a long chase where there are jumps could not have been executed by Sabyasachi.
Sandip Ray's screenplay of Badshahi Angti is very tightly woven, and there is not a single moment when I missed Lalmohan babu throughout the film. Though later I speculated how the story would have been with Jatayu in it. The cinematography is brilliant, and this is the first Feluda movie to use slightly muted colours, which makes the movie even more beautiful. The CG animals used in the movie lack a certain amount of reality and could have been better.
The music of the film is well composed. But the original Feluda theme comes in very late into the movie, during the end credits. But it is so well placed that it like always induced a thrill in me.
I am going with four out of five stars for Sandip Ray's Badshahi Angti. It is definitely a must watch for everyone regardless of age.


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This weeks post is something that I've wanted to try for a long time. HDR or high dynamic range is a method used in photography to allow greater range between dark areas and light areas of a photograph by combining multiple photos with different exposures into a single image. Our eyes have the ability to look at a scene and capture the details in the dark and bright areas at the same time. However, a camera can only capture a scene at a single exposure with a limited contrast range.
By taking multiple photos at different exposures and combining them in specialized software, you can create an image that is representative of the dark and light areas of a scene. The downfall, is that these images are sometimes over-processed and have a painting-type feel to them. I'm still undecided if I like the effect this produces or not.
The image below was a combination of 5 photos ranging in exposure. At one end of the spectrum, everything was nice and clear, and the light above the door was blown out (lost in the highlights). At the other end of the spectrum, the light and door were properly exposed, but the rest of the scene was black.


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Our new puppy, Zoe, is a black lab/pit bull mix. We adopted her from the Anchorage Animal Shelter on the 8th of March. We brought her home on the 10th of March after her spay surgery.
She was born some time around November. So, she's almost five months old.
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Tonight, I started training with my trainer the amazing Miss Shaniqua Mystique! I will tell you that what I told her was pretty much that I am five two and weigh an awful lot (well, I was more honest with her, but I am just not in a place where I feel good about sharing my weight on this blog) and while I am not sedentary, I am also not fit.
Miss Shaniqua told me that as a speed walker she fully expected to have to slow down for me but she was thrilled to do so because she was so excited about my decision to be a part of Team Yachad and helping to support such an amazing cause!
So we met up and started walking and within a few steps, she said 'Um. You don't walk slow at all. You are matching my pace.' and I was kind of shocked because honestly, I am the short fat one who is not fit. In any case, we started walking, and our goal was 1 km. In the end we did 5km, because i was doing just fine. We even talked all the way. I think tonight was shocking for both of us. I am posting the screen shots of the two parts of the trip. We did take a break to sit for a bit, because my sciatica needed a stretch but next time, I will take advil and we won't have to stop.
We walked back and cut a couple of minutes off our pace as well. My next big challenge is going out tomorrow for a walk by myself. I am thinking I should commit here to practicing tomorrow so that if I don't live up to my commitment, I will have to suck up my face here as well. Nothing like accountability!
Miss Shaniqua is writing a report which I will also post so that you can see what her thoughts are! Oh and the screen shots are in miles. so if you multiply by 2,2 you get the kilometres. Oh and Thursday we plan on going swimming at Dalewood after we finish our walk!


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Prompts Sentence Examples
- Our present-day knowledge prompts the adoption of a middle course between the two theories.
- In his view, Nature has made provision for social wellbeing by the principle of the human constitution which prompts every man to better his condition: the individual aims only at his private gain, but is "led by an invisible hand" to promote the public good; human institutions, by interfering with this principle in the name of the public interest, defeat their own end; but, when all systems of preference or restraint are taken away, "the obvious and simple system of natural liberty establishes itself of its own accord."
- It may be affection, or it may be fear, which prompts the survivor to feed and tend his dead; in general no doubt it is a mixture of both feelings.
- ALASTOR, in Greek mythology, the spirit of revenge, which prompts the members of a family to commit fresh crimes to obtain satisfaction.
- In man, as in every other animal, from the moment of birth natural impulse prompts to the maintenance of his physical frame; then, when reason has been developed and has recognized itself as its own sole good, these " primary ends of nature " and whatever promotes these still constitute the outward objects at which reason is to aim; there is a certain value (a La) in them, in proportion to which they are " preferred " (7rponyµtva) and their opposites " rejected " (ci roirpony,ubm); indeed it is only in the due and consistent exercise of such choice that wisdom can find its practical manifestation.
- As regards natural law, he teaches that God has implanted in the human mind a knowledge of its immutable general principles; and not only knowledge, but a disposition, to which he applies the peculiar scholastic name synderesis,' that unerringly prompts to the realization of these principles in conduct, and protests against their violation.
- Pity he finds to be grief for the calamity of others, arising from imagination of the like calamity befalling oneself; what we admire with seeming disinterestedness as beautiful (pulchrum) is really " pleasure in promise "; when men are not immediately seeking present pleasure, they desire power as a means to future pleasure, and thus have a derivative delight in the exercise of power that prompts to what we call benevolent action.
- 22-26), where a vision prompts him to accept the God of the place should he return in peace to his father's home (xxviii.
- To this extent monism is justified; but it becomes mischievous if it prompts us to ignore important differences in facts as they present themselves to our intelligence.