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Aviation Ministry asks domestic carriers to file plans of overseas flights
The Ministry of Civil Aviation is against allowing international airlines operate more flights into India till domestic carriers catch up.
With this in mind, it has asked all domestic airlines to submit, within 15 days, their plans for operating international flights till March 2014.
"If foreign airlines keep operating more and more flights into India then what chance do Indian carriers have to grow and become big players in the international arena?" a senior Government official asked.
At the moment, Air India, Jet, IndiGo, SpiceJet and Kingfisher are permitted to operate international flights from India. Currently, Air India's international schedule is truncated due to the effects of the 58-day pilot strike, while Kingfisher has withdrawn from international routes because of its financial woes.
The data have been sought to assess the capabilities of Indian carriers to operate international flights, he added. At present, foreign airlines operate 1,356 flights a week to India, while Indian carriers offer less than 1,000 international services.
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The new decision could be bad news for airlines from Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Oman that are keen to expand India operations. Official sources said while what has been agreed under the various international agreements cannot be taken away, steps can be taken to ensure that Indian carriers are not at a loss vis-à-vis international carriers.
Officials point out that some decisions have not only affected the Indian carriers but also dashed the chances of Indian airports becoming global hubs.
This is because international airlines carry passengers from the interiors of the country to their home destinations and then onwards to almost any part of the globe. So, a passenger from Thiruvananthapuram can travel to Dubai and then to any part of the globe that Emirates connects.

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Coon Rock Cream Ale - Lake Louie Brewery Company
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07-16-2014 01:40:28 | More by KAF
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07-13-2014 16:44:55 | More by atone315
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05-04-2014 05:10:23 | More by hotdogtornados
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04-19-2014 03:03:11 | More by northcoastwolf
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04-23-2013 03:15:54 | More by martyl1000
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Opened a 12 oz. bottle on a surprisingly cool March Saturday, after a bit of yardwork. NCAA Tournament on TV. Poured to a pint glass.
A: Pale yellow /'straw' color. Bright white head of crackling foam, halts just shy of a finger tall, drops quickly. Steady carbonation, almost clear but the the faintest dusting of haze. Once the head disappears, there's nothing that sticks - no lacing, no skim, no rings, nothing. Starts well, but in the end: Average.
S: Decent aroma: lightly-toasted grains, understated sweetness/floralness. Modest strength.
T: Light cereal grain some honey, mild apple fruitiness and a crackery conclusion. Hay/cut grass and small lemony twist. Balanced. Flavorful.
M: Crisp feel, less 'creamy' smooth than most I've tried of the style. I like it a lot - very refreshing, light, clean. Dry bitterness in the finish. A slight bit of stickiness/gumminess.
O: What an enjoyable pour, among the best I've had for the style. So 'spring'-like. I'd be happy to have this again.
Thanks for the bottle, Barry!
03-23-2013 20:47:57 | More by msubulldog25
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12 oz bottle poured into a nonic.
049 13 Julian date on bottle.
A - Clear as crystal, Coon Rock pours a golden blonde color that's capped by a fleeting stark white head. The resulting skim of foam stays on the beer but there's not a speck of lace to be found on the pint.
S - Candi sugar notes and pilsner malt open Coon Rock with a noticeable sweetness that's further accented by sugary white grape and a touch of green apple skin. Wheat, husky pale malt, and that green apple skin which also imparts some tartness all balance the sweetness out with a lack of hop aroma, though faint herbal qualities shine through on the finish.
T - Dry grainy pale malt hits first, quickly changing over to the sweet pilsner malt flavor and ensuing fruit characteristics, though the white grape is far less sweet in flavor. More apple skin emerges with some tartness as this cream ale finishes dry and grainy again, lingering with notes of herbal hops.
M - Light bodied and surprisingly thin feeling for the beer's residual sweetness, Coon Rock washes down nice and easy with a light carbonation crispness and lingering dry, grainy finish.
O - The every man's beer for knocking around when some crisp refreshment is needed, Coon Rock doesn't aim to impress with crazy specialty malts or hop additions; it's just a simpleton. Simple, tasty, and refreshing.
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This poured out as a clear looking yellow color. A thin white fizzy head on top that settling into a scattered film on top of the beer. No lacing and minimal retention. The smell of the beer is a little grassy, smells similar to some German Lager's out there. Not typically what I was expecting from a Cream Ale. The taste of the beer was slightly sweet with a decent graininess to it. The finish has a subtle bitterness to it but nothing overwhelming. The mouthfeel is crisp and clean, easy to drink and moderately refreshing. Overall it's a decent cream ale, I feel that it should be so grassy though, it should be more sweet on the nose and less Lager-like.
09-15-2012 02:58:51 | More by Knapp85
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Poured into a Pumking glass on 8/25/12
Dirty gold and light orange color; in haziness it wants to look like pineapple juice, but doesn't quite get there. Thin, white layer of foam become a ring of foam and island skim.
Cream ale aromas seldom excite me but, while this one isn't anything astounding, it's at least interesting. Cereal grains with a faint sweetness, hints of yeast and light fruits, and a modest hop blend - floral, grass and faint citrus.
The taste is similar, but has much more of a grainy penchant and the yeast is less appreciable. Hops are on the conservative side and more one dimensional than in the aroma. Fairly clean throughout.
The feel is medium light with some graininess. Carbonation is on the lesser side of average. Standard fare, but no major complaints here.
Coon Rock Cream Ale ain't too shabby at all. It's easy to drink and tastes pretty good.
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12 ounce bottle courtesy of Ryan011235, poured into a shaker pint. I'm not really digging the magically fizzy chunks of sediment, but the long-lasting creamy head and patches of lace somewhat make up for it.
Smells of husky grains, minerals and soft sweet malt with hints of sulfur, earth and vanilla. Stray citric notes.
Coon Rock is certainly more viscous and lightly carbed than one might expect from the style. The sugar cookie sweetness is quite modest, though, and the light vanilla presence sets it off nicely. A bit of juicy citrus midswallow, and then a touch tangy, a touch grainy in the finish. A better than average cream ale.
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$20 Off per Night on Rentals of 3 or More Days Until 2/28/15 in Napa
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City of Napa Business License # 27742
City of Napa Vacation Rental Permit # VR09-0007
Our house is located one block off Hwy 29 in Napa, CA at the gateway
to the World Renowned Napa Valley. Are you looking for a comfortable place for your stay in the Napa Valley? This could be your home away from home.
We offer a three bedroom house, all with queen beds. There are two bathrooms; the main bathroom has a full bathtub and shower. The master bathroom has a large tiled shower with glass shower doors.
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The kitchen features new cabinets with granite counters, a double stainless sink, dishwasher, microwave, and gas appliances. It is fully stocked with coffee
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The entry, living room, dining room, kitchen, and family room all have new mahogany hardwood flooring. The living room has an entertainment center with TV, DVD/CD player, and stereo. The family room features a marble fireplace and a desk with high speed wireless internet and a phone for
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covered patio. Relax in the spa, or share a glass of wine at the patio table that seats six.
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Wise Choice Vacation Rental is just five minutes from the quaint town of Yountville where you'll find Day Spas, posh shops at the Vintage 1870 Marketplace and a variety of nationally acclaimed
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Extended Stay Special : (Nov, 2014 - Feb, 2015)
$20 per Night Discount For Rentals of 3 or More Nights until 2/28/15
2014 Winter Rates:(Jan-March, Nov-Dec), $280/Night Weekends, $260/Night Weekdays, 2 night minimum, $1,650 per week
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In fact, that may have been what led to some four dozen accidents on Arizona highways Monday. DPS says at least 48 crashes were reported due to the weather. Gussie says there is the obvious wet-weather driving advice.
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While the Census Bureau's official poverty measure shows 9 percent of seniors nationally live in poverty, the share climbs to about one in seven seniors (15 percent) under the Bureau's alternative Supplemental Poverty Measure, which takes into account out-of-pocket health expenses and geographic differences in the cost of living. Produced by the Kaiser Family Foundation, Old and Poor: America's Forgotten provides a portrait of seniors who are living in poverty, in both urban and rural areas across the United States.Video Read More
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If you are in need of a getaway with friends, or the perfect summer family vacation to one of the greatest beaches on the East Coast, just say "Beach Me". With seven bedrooms and a variety of sleeping arrangements, "Beach Me" is perfect for family reunions, multiply families traveling together, or a long weekend escape for the girls or boys. "Beach Me" is located on the northern end of the Isle of Palms, with just one house separating it from the beach. The expansive decks of "Beach Me" wrap around the house offering gorgeous views of the ocean from two different levels. A wonderful pool area is perfect for capturing some sun, enjoying a refreshing swim or simply enjoying the afternoon island breeze.
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Oh. Joe Saunders.
I guess there are other ways to react. It's the first time since 1997 that the Orioles have been in the postseason. Do-or-die game. Joe Saunders. In Rangers Ballpark. Against the Rangers. That might merit more than an "Oh." That might merit ampersands, dollar signs, and asterisks. Like you just had an anvil dropped on your foot in a cartoon.
But I'm here to make you feel better, gentle Orioles partisan, so here are some reasons to not be that worried about Joe Saunders. Please don't think that I came up with the premise for this article first and then scrambled to fill it with half-baked ideas. Because that is totally absurd. Ha ha ha. Ha ha. Ha. Ahem.
Joe Saunders isn't that bad
Let's get that out of the way early. Joe Saunders is a capable pitcher. His career ERA+ is 103. His ERA+ in 2012 was … 103. That's quite acceptable for a starting pitcher. In fact, during last year's division series, Roy Oswalt, Randy Wolf, and Joe Saunders all started on the same day. Each of them had a 3.69 ERA in 2011, yet for some reason Saunders was supposed to be the generic innings-eater, while Oswalt and Wolf were supposed to be perfectly good playoff pitchers.
This tidbit would probably make you feel better if Oswalt and Wolf didn't totally implode this year. But you get what you pay for.
And in that NLDS game, Saunders gave up three runs in three innings.
Okay, this isn't working. But I promise, Saunders isn't that bad. He can actually be quite good at times -- to be a pitcher with a career 103 ERA+, you have to mix in some good starts. Saunders does that. Two of his strongest starts of the season came with Baltimore in September, actually. Sure, those two starts came against the Mariners in Seattle and against a Red Sox lineup that had Danny Valencia hitting fifth, but …
Uh …
You know what? Let's skip to the next one.
The Rangers don't crush lefties as much as you might think
The Rangers don't have the ludicrous platoon splits you might expect from a team that has Mike Napoli, Nelson Cruz, Ian Kinsler, and Adrian Beltre all hitting right-handed. A good way to look at a team's splits is through sOPS+, which ... here, let Jeff Sackmann explain it:
The "s" stands for "split," so for any split (say, how a lefty batter does against lefty pitching), sOPS+ tells us how a performance is relative to the average for that split. For instance, Fielder's OPS against lefties is 727 -- way below average -- but it's better than how lefties typically do against southpaw pitchers. So his sOPS+ is above average, at 112.
The Rangers sOPS+ suggests they don't hit lefties as well as the rest of the league -- they're below average when you adjust for park, and … wait, I had the pitching splits open. So, what do they do against lefties when they're hitting?
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Oh. Well, at least Saunders had reverse platoon splits this year, so it's not going to be a big deal that he's facing a rightie-heavy lineup, right?
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Oh. Small samples apply, but, uh, okay, this isn't working, either. Next argument!
It's going to be a bullpen game anyway
Two weeks ago, Dave Cameron wrote about a counterintuitive strategy for the play-in game. He suggests that teams with strong bullpens skip the starter entirely, specifically mentioning the Orioles:
The Orioles bullpen has been dramatically better than their starters, and this should also be a consideration for the A's, whose best chance to advance deep in the playoffs comes from Brett Anderson getting two starts in the ALDS. By shifting innings to the relievers to start the game, these teams can ensure that their best pitchers pitch the most innings in a win-or-go-home contest while also gathering more information on whether to deploy their best starter or save him for the start of the division series two days later.
The O's won't let Joe Saunders get into trouble over and over again. Remember that part up there where he went just three innings in the NLDS last year? The Orioles will have him on a similar leash. You can pretend they're folioing Cameron's advice, and that they just happen to be starting with good ol' Joe Saunders.
So that should make you feel better.
Or not. Actually, let's do an experiment. Of all the pitchers who have qualified for the ERA title this year, let's try to find the one with whom you'd feel the least comfortable in a one-game playoff against the Rangers in Arlington. He'd need to be left-handed, and he should probably have a penchant for allowing home runs. And because he'd be in Texas, he should be a fly-ball pitcher.
Ready? The answer is Bruce Chen. Which brings me to the next point.
Joe Saunders is not Bruce Chen
That's just science. So when you're worrying about Saunders, remember that he's not the worst possible match-up. That would be Bruce Chen. Followed by Ricky Romero. And after that, well, it could be Joe Saunders. But you know how easy it is to deceive with stats!
And don't forget the final, and best, reason not to be too worried about Saunders.
Baseball doesn't like to do what you expect
There you go. Saunders is capable, and he'll always have a chance to shut down the opposition because of that. Forget all of the worrisome stuff up there; this is the important point. Weirdness can happen over a best-of-seven series, so you'd better believe it can happen over a single game.
Joe Saunders in an elimination game? It's not half as weird as the Orioles in a playoff game, so why start scrutinizing this now? Just let it happen. Be calm. A little terror is okay, but not too much.


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The Shakespeare Theatre in Washington DC presented a world premiere of a new translation and adaptation of Alfred de Musset's Lorenzaccio by area playwright John Strand and directed by Michael Kahn from January 18 to March 6. Set in 16th century Florence, Lorenzaccio delves into the lives of the infamous de Medicis, specifically Lorenzo de Medici, friend and cousin to the notorious Alessandro de Medici, Duke of Florence. Lorenzo, ignoring his moral values and personal safety, allies himself with the Duke in order to kill him thus freeing Florence from tyranny. But his path to good intentions are rife with struggles, backstabbing, and more.
With set design by Ming Cho Lee, lighting by Howell Binkley, costumes by Murrell Horton, and sound by Scott Killian, this twisted tale of treachery was a production to behold. Lee was familiar with the play when a student at Yale selected it as a thesis project many years ago, but he refreshed his memory in preparation for this production. "The canvas of the play is broad and very rich, but the play is actually very intimate, much like Shakespeare with many scenes and each scene involves two or three people," he says. "Essentially I designed a set that is very much a box within a box with tracks cutting through it and with panels that could be shut off to isolate scenes."
The characters in Lorenzaccio are in a variety of different settings, and this was one of the biggest challenges for Lee and Binkley. "We had to figure out how to make this seamless and fluid and not get tied up in the transitions," Binkley says. "We took that challenge and made it successful. The scene shifts were rapid and you never felt like you were waiting for something to happen."
Binkley also decided to break up the stage into zones because much of the show featured scenes in front of sliding walls built into Lee's set. "I had to dissect it because a lot of the show was played in front of a wall slider, while stuff was being pre-set upstage, then the slider would open to reveal the next scene," he explains. "In a lot of ways it was like a dance plot where your cross light had to cut instead of being able to roll the cuts out. They had to have a hard cut to cut off the slider panels into different zones." Binkley also used a number of tints and patterns to dapple the sliders in order to delineate the scenes from a castle to an alley to a drawing room and so on. When the action would return to a previous setting, the appropriate imagery would also return.
Lee designed the set to have a somewhat "Italian town square" feel with a number of doorways and corridors leading from the box, which Binkley found to be a big help in creating scene transitions. "Several transitions have a lot of sidelight coming through the doorways which would prompt a set change," Binkley explains. "I would have a cool system coming through the door stage right, or warm coming through a door stage left. What I try to do is to give the plot and palette the flexibility to build a move and build different looks very fast."
Lorenzaccio has only a handful of automated fixtures — a High End Studio Spot® and three ETC Source Four® Revolutions™ — but Binkley says there are no "bells and whistles" in the rig. "It was interesting because within certain scenes my lekos were the workhorses for area lighting, downlight, and breakup," he explains. "When I went to silhouettes or had light coming in through doorways, it was totally a Source Four PAR show. Every light in the rig (of about 275 conventionals) had very specific jobs to do."
Aside from the set's Italian architecture feel, Lee also found inspiration from a detail of a triptych by Venetian artist Cavalli that shows what appears to be a king alongside a red-cloaked cardinal. Lee happened upon the image in a book while on a fishing trip but could not get it out of his mind. "The two faces staring at you is perhaps the most mean-spirited painting I have ever seen," he explains. But he was so taken with the image — plus it was of the same period as the play — that he incorporated it into his design. However, Kahn had doubts about using the painting's images throughout the production as he did not want the play to be too ecclesiastical.
A compromise was reached and the painting's faces were fitted into the set and Kahn zeroed in on the original idea of the two faces from the triptych. Using the image "was a very emotional response to a very political and manipulative climate that permeated 16th century Florence," Lee adds.
When Horton became aware of the amount of red in Lee's set, he set about choosing his fabrics, conscious of how they would look among the scenery. "I saw these beautiful orange/red tones with bluish-red tones on top and beautiful textures, so I did consider every color choice I made so it would work against the red backdrop," he says. "The simplicity of the set worked well with the architectural and sculptural shapes of the clothes. Also, knowing that the set was glossy and had a shine to it is why I used so much velvet, to make the actors look more sculptural."
Like Lee, Horton was also influenced by paintings of the time but he wanted to make sure that his designs for the de Medicis and company did not look too typical. "I wanted to bring things to life from these paintings that weren't so recognizable," he says. "I wanted to create an individual world based on history rather than on the same research that everybody's used before so that the play would feel and look fresh. It was important for this production to feel new and alive without being weighted down with people's perceptions of the Renaissance."
Horton also studied paintings by Bronzino, Tichen, and Holding, among others, many of whom were not Italian since Europe was heavily influenced by German dress at this time. "You had to have a balance that was masculine and sexy for the men that people could relate to today," he says. "The biggest challenge was making the costumes distant enough that we believe it's the correct period, but still making it attractive to the modern eye."


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A report of a man who jumped off the Tunney Bridge Tuesday found nothing after three hours of searching the shallow area of Barnegat Bay.
Toms River Police Department and fire companies conducted an early morning search effort looking for a male who reportedly jumped from the Tunney Bridge at 5 a.m. Tuesday morning.
"The witness, a 44 year old Island Heights man, observed the man jump from the bridge then yelled to him 'stay afloat …help is on the way'" said Police Chief Michael Mastronardy. "He reported he used his flash light to observe the suspect who was wearing a red baseball hat floating away then he drifted out of view."
Sergeant James Reilly coordinated the three hour search with East Dover Fire Company that was assisted by Fire Boats from Ocean Beach, Silverton, East Dover and Island Heights Fire Company as well as New Jersey State Police. The United States Coast Guard responded with a boat and helicopter. Toms River Officers Brian Jarka and Dan Herr quickly activated the Toms River Police Boat and assisted in the search.
One lane of the Tunney Bridge was closed during the search.
Original post: A three-hour water search for a man who reportedly jumped from the Route 37 bridge in Toms River continues with the efforts of state police and Coast Guard this morning.
A witness pulled over on the Tunney Bridge as he saw a man jump from the north side of the Route 37 span and disappear into the water, officials said.
The 5 a.m. report launched a response from helicopters, Coast Guard, police and fire boats, who continued to search three hours after a call to police.
"We have a 5 a.m. report of a male jumping of the Tunney Bridge," said Toms River Police Chief Michael Mastronardy. "We will continue to periodically search the area. We have nothing."
Toms River Fire District 1 Chief John Lightbody said the rescue search brought multiple rescue boats to the north side of the bridge about 5:11 a.m.
"We are initially there for rescue and after an hour or two it becomes a recovery," Lightbody said. East Dover, Silverton, Ocean Beach and Island Heights fire departments' boats and Toms River Police Boat commenced the search.
The police chief said a witness immediately pulled over as a man in a red baseball cap was seen on the north side of the bridge, as he jumped into the water below. "The witness says they saw the man jump into the water and then disappeared," said Mastronardy.
Lightbody said the man was seen mid-span on the Route 37 westbound bridge, which has a pedestrian walkway.
With heavy rains beginning about an hour after the search, weather impacted the search, Lightbody said.
"Primarily rain was a contriburing factor," Lightbody said, adding that local fire companies assist for the initial response. Units left about an hour later as state police and Coast Guard arrived to continue the search.
East Dover and Silverton fire boats were the first to assist the police department search of Barnegat Bay, Lightbody said. As the two fire boats began initial search patterns north and east of the bridge, additional fire boats from Ocean Beach and Island Heights arrived along with Toms River Police Boat. The New Jersey state police and U.S. Coast Guard added two more boats to the search and at around 6 a.m. helicopters were deployed, Lightbody said. A mobile unit from Toms River Office of Emergency Management also arrived.
"This came together pretty quick," Lightbody said. From East Dover Fire Company, Richard Tutella coordinated efforts with Lightbody. Police coordination was overseen by Sgt. James Reilly, Mastronardy said.
Both Mastronardy and Lightbody said the area is shallow.
"This is just east of the channel," Mastronardy said. "For one, it's very shallow there."
Lightbody said he recalls several reports of jumpers from the bridges there over his years in fire service.
"One I distinctly remember was a female who had jumped and survived, and they found her walking in the shallow water," Lightbody said.
Mastronardy said the search so far has turned up nothing.
"We will continue to periodically search the area," he said.