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7 June 2023 - Vimarsana News

7 June 2023

On Wednesday, in the morning, at Government House, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young AC PSM and Professor Graeme Nimmo RFD received artist, Mr Jack Wu, Mrs Wendy Wu, Mr David Wu and Griffith University Centre for Environment and Population Health Director, Professor Cordia Chu AM to present the Governor’s portrait celebrating Her Excellency’s contribution to medicine and disaster management. Following, at Government House, Her Excellency greeted members of the Aldersgate Retirement Community visiting for a guided tour of the House and gardens. In the afternoon, at Governmen...

Source: qld.gov.au
Palm Beach retreat owned by Martin McCallum up for sale for $31m - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach retreat owned by Martin McCallum up for sale for $31m

Who needs a box-office hit? Theatre producer Martin McCallum is quietly offering his Palm Beach retreat to those with the $31 million to $34 million to pay for it.

Palm Beach retreat owned by Martin McCallum up for sale for $31m - Vimarsana News

Palm Beach retreat owned by Martin McCallum up for sale for $31m

Who needs a box-office hit? Theatre producer Martin McCallum is quietly offering his Palm Beach retreat to those with the $31 million to $34 million to pay for it.

Source: smh.com.au
Gramophone Dreams #72: Abyss Diana & Focal Utopia headphones; Eleven Audio Broadway & Naim Uniti Atom HE amplifiers - Vimarsana News

Gramophone Dreams #72: Abyss Diana & Focal Utopia headphones; Eleven Audio Broadway & Naim Uniti Atom HE amplifiers

Since the 1980s, I've been asking every speaker designer I meet, "What amplifier do you recommend using with your speakers?" Annoyingly, they always say, "My speakers are easy to drive. Any amp will do." Whereupon I'd whine, "Aww, come on man, don't feed me that. What amp did you use when you were designing the speaker?" The closest any manufacturer came to providing a real answer was Wendell Diller of Magnepan, who, when I reviewed his .7 quasi-ribbon speaker, said, "We used an amp of our own design. It's not for sale.