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Aviva launches fund to snap up industrial bargainsPUBLISHED: 01 Nov 2012 00:11:03 | UPDATED: 01 Nov 2012 10:24:23PUBLISHED: 01 Nov 2012 PRINT EDITION: 01 Nov 2012
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Aviva Investors has launched a new fund to snap up bargains in the secondary industrial property market, which it hopes to expand to several hundred million dollars of assets.
The wholesale trust, the Australian Value Enhanced Logistics Trust, has been seeded with three properties bought from Mirvac for $65.3 million. The off-market deal, brokered by Jones Lang LaSalle, had a yield of 10.5 per cent.
Aviva Investors portfolio manager Matthew Woodman said the new trust would look to buy smaller properties worth between $20 million and $30 million. The fund is backed by commitments from domestic and overseas institutional investors, including Prime Super and two Middle Eastern clients of Aviva Investors' real estate multi-manager group.
The fund launch is the second to come out of Aviva's tie-up with Mirvac. It set up a logistics fund, the Aviva Investors Australian Logistics Property Trust, to hold its half stake in Hoxton Distribution Park in Sydney. Mr Woodman said the fund could expand to between $500 million and $1 billion.
Mr Woodman said the group was looking to expand its premium logistics business and was in talks with Mirvac about acquiring more assets on its balance sheet and is working on a development agreement so the pair can compete for new projects.
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The campaign, which involved poster-clad vans driving through six London boroughs between July 22 and July 28, drew 224 complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), including some from groups representing migrants in the UK, legal academics and the Labour peer Lord Lipsey.
The ASA said it acknowledged that the phrase "go home" was reminiscent of slogans used in the past to attack immigrants to the UK, but was generally used in that context as a standalone phrase or accompanied by racially derogatory language.
It said: "We considered that, in context, the claim would be interpreted as a message regarding the immigration status of those in the country illegally, which was not related to their race or ethnicity."


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He died in the collision between a Vauxhall Vectra car and an articulated Volvo lorry.
The incident happened on the Forkhill Road, Meigh, before 7pm on Friday.
MLA for Newry and Armagh Dominic Bradley expressed his shock and sadness at the news of the death.
The SDLP representative said Mr McCreesh was "a man of deep faith, and was very well liked in the local community for his pleasant and friendly disposition".
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Maybe Evansville can learn a thing or two from its smaller Kentucky neighbor. Evansville officials don't need to fly across the country to get ideas and inspiration. All it takes is a 45 minute drive to downtown Owensboro.
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At Mobile World Congress, MasterCard (NYSE:MA), in partnership with Prime Research, today released the first global Mobile Payments Social Media Study tracking 85,000 related social media comments across Twitter, Facebook, Online Blogs and Forums from around the world. The study shows a high volume of conversation and consumer interest in adopting mobile payments but cites security, customer support and confusion over the array of options available today as barriers to entry.
The study looked at social commentary over a six-month period and analyzed consumer conversations around mobile payments to assess people's willingness to adopt mobile payment services.
The analysis across 43 markets and in 26 languages shows:
- Social media commentary concerning mobile payment technology among Early Adopters is mixed in tone (58% positive/factual) while those yet to adopt are more positive overall (76% positive/factual). Most posts praised aspects including innovation, convenience and speed.
- Users based in Europe are the most vocal in expressing opinions about mobile payment technology overall followed closely by Asia-Pacific and the United States. The most positive regions overall are Asia-Pacific (China and Australia) and the United States while the most skeptical regions overall are Europe (France, UK) and Canada.
- Some skepticism is evident in Europe as consumers discuss mobile payment security and general reservations about the feasibility of worldwide adoption as points of concern.
- Users in the UK express excitement about the convenience and innovation of mobile payments but report inconsistency in acceptance and uncertainty over the timeline for market-wide availability.
- Across the Latin America and Caribbean regions, non-adopters express a need for clarification on the mobile payment technologies offered as well as a clearer understanding of the cost implications mobile payments may have on their current lifestyles. While adopters mention convenience as a benefit, they also convey concerns for the safety of their payment information.
- China, Thailand, Australia, Japan and Singapore are the most active countries in mobile payment discussions across Asia. Of statements presenting unique commentary, users discuss product experiences and ask questions or share opinions about news stories originating in traditional print and broadcast media.
- Discussions in the Middle East and Africa tend to either retell or redistribute stories which originate in traditional media with the highest shares of discussion stemming from South Africa, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Nigeria.
- In the United States, users show interest in the compatibility of mobile payments with other payment systems during the transaction process. Other drivers of discussion center on value, longer-term benefits, as well as security. Similarly, conversations stemming from Canada present similar priorities despite lower volume.
MasterCard Launches MasterPass™
MasterCard today introduced MasterPass - the future of digital payments. MasterPass is a digital service that allows consumers to use any payment card or enabled device to discover enhanced shopping experiences that are as simple as a click, tap or touch – online, in-store or anywhere.
MasterPass is the evolution of PayPass Wallet Services which was announced in Spring of 2012 and has been in production trial with select merchants and issuers. Consumers around the world will now be able to sign up for the service through their preferred banks in Australia and Canada by the end of March, and in the United Sates and the United Kingdom later in the Spring and Summer respectively. Additionally, MasterPass availability in 2013 will expand to other markets worldwide, including: Belgium, Brazil, China, France, Italy, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain and Sweden.
About the Study
PRIME Research conducted the Mobile Payments study across 43 markets in North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific Rim. Using PRIME's proprietary social media analytics methods and technology, the research firm identified 85,000 relevant social media posts over the past six months on the subject of mobile payment innovation in the context of MasterCard and its industry peers; sentiment analysis shows the majority of posts were driven by news-story sharing (94% positive/factual, only 6% negative tone overall which is a reflection of the original content as it appeared in traditional news outlets). Within the 85,000 comments, 10,000 more substantive comments were subjected to PRIME Research's more granular expert human-content analysis of which a condensed subset of 450 comments offered the deepest insight.
Of the 85,000 original social media posts, 28% were positive, 66% were neutral and 6% were negative.
Find a complete list of MasterCard's news announcements from Mobile World Congress in our Digital Press Kit and follow us @MasterCardNews #MWCashless #MAMobileSymp to join the conversation.
About PRIME Research
PRIME Research, www.prime-research.com, provides research-based corporate and brand reputation counseling based on trends uncovered through social and traditional media content analysis. The firm, with offices around the world, marries the speed and consistency of technology with the insights and local cultural sensitivity derived from its international staff of 600 analysts and consultants.
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MasterCard (NYSE: MA), www.mastercard.com, is a technology company in the global payments industry. We operate the world's fastest payments processing network, connecting consumers, financial institutions, merchants, governments and businesses in more than 210 countries and territories. MasterCard's products and solutions make everyday commerce activities – such as shopping, traveling, running a business and managing finances – easier, more secure and more efficient for everyone. Follow us on Twitter @MasterCardNews, join the discussion on the Cashless Conversations Blog and subscribe for the latest news.
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I am in the southeastern PA area and it seems very difficult if not impossible to locate a local source for small lots of quality hardwood. So I was overjoyed to have found someone in South Jersey to be selling lots that might be within my price range and storage capacity.
After visiting the vendor, I was impressed with his inventory and immediately fell for a 544bf lot of 4/4 cherry, select grade, forested from the Adirondacs. Not having any prior experience purchasing unmilled lumber, I was wondering about the price of 4.60/bf.
Does this seem reasonable?
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#1 posted 2395 days ago
I'm on the other coast, but I'd definitely put off my upcoming Domino purchase for that…
(Especially since my sweety has decided that she really likes the cherry "man room" look for the guest room/office…)
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#2 posted 2395 days ago
Hi Bill,
This is a reasonable price. I typically pay 2.40 for #1 common and 3.50 for FAS here in Kentucky. But I am getting my wood from a supplier who deals directly with sawmills and has his own kiln. If you compare the prices with retail and internet outlets the prices they charge are higher.
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#3 posted 2395 days ago
If your in Pa. there are alot of places to buy hardwood. I felt the same way when I first started. After alot of questioning of local woodworkers , I found there are alot of small mills in Pa. often mom and pop operations. I am in southwestern Pa. Currently I'm paying $3.75 bf for KD rough cut cherry and walnut in 100 bf lots, larger lots get a better price. Your biggest problem will be finding these small mills, once you start finding them they are real gems for you. If you look in the yellow pages or find someone with a saw mill they are a treasure trove of places to get hardwood. Last year a saw mill operator tipped me off to a person who was clearing land and the sawmill was cutting it for him. I went there and was able to buy green cherry and maple, the cherry was $1.50 bf and maple $1 bf., but that was green, I stacked and stickered it and it's ready to use now.
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#4 posted 2395 days ago
Go with the small mills. Call your state forester and ask for mills in your area. Also call Woodmizer and ask for woodmizers owners in your area.
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#5 posted 2395 days ago
Thanks for all the valuable replies.
Any recommendations on ways I shouldn't store this Cherry once I bring it home?
My shop is garage-based so it is a 20×20. The load is 27" h x 46" w with the bulk of the boards about 8'.
I was considering storing some of it in a ceiling mounted rack of some sort, but I have yet to evaluate the joists in my garage since it is completely drywalled. My wife's uncle is a retired general contractor and will be coming over this weekend to help me assess this option.
Would anyone consider it unwise to store the stock vertically?
Would anyone think it stupid to store it outdoors if kept off the ground and covered with a tarp?
#6 posted 2394 days ago
What was the name of this vendor, I'm in Jersey and am always looking for specialty wood dealers.
#7 posted 2394 days ago
Hollisters Sawmill is in Lancaster County and has very reasonable prices. It is a small mill operation, but he has a fairly extensive inventory. He is in the Columbia area.
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#8 posted 2394 days ago
I drive up to Hearne Hardwoods in SE PA. Walk-ins are welcome and there is generally no minimum for walk-in customers. The have a pretty good selection and advertise FAS 4/4 (which measures 1-1/16" rough) cherry for $5.00. The do discount for larger orders but I don't know when the discounts start.
-- Che.
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#10 posted 2393 days ago
Storing it vertically does not sound like a good idea to me.
And thanks everyone for the posts about suppliers in this area. This is a very timely post for me, as I am looking for cherry in the Columbia Maryland area.
-- -- I'm no rocket surgeon
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#11 posted 2393 days ago
Hey all, I'm new to this site but wanted to comment here. I'm from Northeast Pa, not to far from Cherry Township, Sullivan County. Some of the best cherry lumber is hidden away up here, and it's fairly plentiful in this area. We have a lot of land owners and small mills (WoodMizer and Scrags) that cut and sell at very reasonable rates ~$1.25 green 4/4. A local mill/kiln/planer adds 25 cents for drying and 25 cents for planing, however I don't mind planning ahead and drying myself and planing myself.
All said, yes, I do need to sort and grade my own and I do get my share of less than #1 lumber, but, so far, I have not had any problems selling a bit of mineral or even a knot here or there depending on the project.
Last year I was given 1000 bf of cherry, as long as I removed it in log form, paid for the sawing, and stickered it at home. My total cost= $75 sawing, gas and time to move it.
It's around. Depending on what you need, what you need it for, and what you can sell your project for. But, don't give up thinking there a short supply, or you are at the mercy of the dealer.
#12 posted 2391 days ago
I use alot of cherry. Most of what i buy is green lumber from a local saw mill and I pay around $2 to $3 a bf. one of the places that I've always bought kiln dried lumber from is Acadian Hardwoods in Ponchatoula, la. They wholesale lumber in any quantity. This past fall the price of cherry was around $3.50 bf for kiln dried 4/4 rough sawn. 3 weeks ago it was Almost $7 a bf. I don't know what has happened to the prices. but it is like everything else, it is all in supply and demand.
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#13 posted 2291 days ago
Hey Bill I am also from SE PA in Philly actually but I have family all over the burbs and south Jersey. I have found similar result when I have inquired about a local hardwood dealer who does not deal in large amounts if you find any great supplies please pass the info along. It would be greatly appreciated. If you have any concerns or questions please let me know thanks.
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#14 posted 2291 days ago
Vertical storage is a good way to store lumber and have access to each board without moving a stack. The only thing to avoid is having it leaning against a wall with no support as this will end up bowing it. I used a 2×8 long enough to fit the area I was using. Then I cut another 2×8 into 14" pieces and connected them at a 90 degree angle to the long 2×8 by using countersunk lag bolts on the back. About 14" apart. Picture a "T" with a long top and lots of legs, if you will. Then I bolted the whole thing into the studs on the shop wall.
This created a lot of "pockets" to store wood by species, and I can easily pull out whatever one I want. Just keep the pockets full by switching stuff from other ones. As long as the boards stay straight up and down, they'll won't bow. Vertical storage makes great use of a limited amount of space. The center portion of the shop ceiling is 11' so I can store up to 11' long lumber.
I also drilled 3/4" holes thru the front of the pocket dividers so I could slip a dowel thru and keep the stuff from falling out (on my head.)
#15 posted 2290 days ago
Try Spacht's as well.
I've had really good luck with them. I was able to pick up a couple boards at ~$5/bf S2S. I'm sure you can get bulk pricing. They're in the Norristown area. Dave is a real pleasure to work with.
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If you are looking for guest housing in Manhattan, we recommend Hephzibah House.
It is for people in ministry.
YWAM Manhattan will be running a Marketplace focus Discipleship Training School (MDTS).
It will be held on the University of the Nations campus in Kona, Hawaii.
Our passion is to equip people to walk out the Gospel in their calling to the marketplace.
Dates: Sept 25, 2014 - Feb 13,2015
The M-DTS will be multi-generational. It is for people starting out their careers
as well as for those with lots of life experience, all wanting to build the foundation
they need to finish well.
Full information and applications are available here.
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Feb. 6, 2014
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for more information!