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As the final days of 2014 tick away and we get set to begin anew with 2015, I've been thinking about how the precursor season, especially in the past few weeks, has changed the Oscar race slightly. Notably, a few contenders that weren't on everyone's mind for one reason or another have doubled back as the year comes to a close. Some were long shots that became contenders, while others were already viable Academy Award players that have seen their stock shoot up. There are a half dozen that I'm going to cite below, but they're hardly the only ones. It goes both ways too…perhaps later this week or next (which is technically next year) I'll do the inverse of this and look at a few of the contenders that have stumbled during this same time period.
Here now are the six best examples among the 2014 releases vying for Oscar attention:
1. Jake Gyleenhaal in Best Actor for Nightcrawler – Up until the most recent precursors began citing him, Gyllehnaal was thought to be a too cool for school long shot for Nightcrawler. Now, he's clearly in the top seven for Best Actor, if not the top six or arguably already in the nominated group of five. That category is clearly going to be a bloodbath, so Gyllenhaal has only made things harder. The performance is top notch though, so it just makes for an embarrassment of riches for the Academy to sort through. Don't sleep on Gyllenhaal, as he could certainly pop up in Best Actor.
2. The Grand Budapest Hotel in Best Picture – Even though I'm citing this film as a late breaking major player in Best Picture, it could easily be mentioned for Wes Anderson in Best Director and Best Original Screenplay as well (the two categories I'm missing here from having the big eight all represented). The Grand Budapest Hotel now is looking like a top seven contender in each of those categories, something I wouldn't have believed going into the precursor season. I'm not sure it ultimately makes the Director lineup, but Picture and Original Screenplay nominations seem locked in with Oscar.
3. Jennifer Aniston in Best Actress for Cake – I've said it a few times already, but there are folks who need to eat some crow on this one. A nomination for Cake on the part of Aniston was almost a joke during the fall, […]
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The late breaking major Oscar contenders of 2014
As the final days of 2014 tick away and we get set to begin anew with 2015, I've been thinking about how the precursor season, especially in the past few weeks, has changed the Oscar race slightly. Notably, a few contenders that weren't on everyone's mind for one reason or another have doubled back as the year comes to a close. Some were long shots that became contenders, while others were already viable Academy Award players that have seen their stock shoot up. There are a half dozen that I'm going to cite below, but they're hardly the only ones. It goes both ways too…perhaps later this week or next (which is technically next year) I'll do the inverse of this and look at a few of the contenders that have stumbled during this same time period.
Cinematic gifts from 2014
With folks all over unwrapping presents today and the year just about over, I wanted to commemorate the time by looking at the gifts that the world of cinema bestowed on us in 2014. What do I mean when I say that? Well, in my eyes, it can mean a film, a filmmaker, or a performer who we became thankful for/even more thankful for during the past 12 months. I tried to be as eclectic as possible and think broadly, but of course this is essentially who and what I loved during the year too. It's not my top ten list, but it might give you some idea of what mine will look like. Also, I did try and tie it into the Oscar race, of course. How could I not? Anyway, enjoy!
Here now are ten gifts that cinema gave us in 2014:
1. Boyhood – Almost without exception, everyone can agree that Richard Linklater's film is a gift to cinema. That just makes the fact that it's the current Best Picture/Best Director/Best Original Screenplay frontrunner all the sweeter. It's a unique experience that may never be duplicated and 2014 contained the release of it after a decade plus of preparation/shooting.
2. J.K. Simmons – Who doesn't love Simmons? He's one of the great character actors of our time, but he's never had a role like the one in Whiplash to really sink his teeth into. As such, we should give thanks that this gift of a performance is now not only guaranteed to score him his first Oscar nomination, it's almost assuredly going to win him the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor as well.
3. Life Itself – Legendary film critic Roger Ebert sadly passed away last year, but director Steve James released his amazing look at Ebert's life this year, and what a gift it is. A touching documentary about a life well lived, it's going to compete for Best Documentary Feature at the Oscars, though it's already won a place in many of our hearts. It's just that special.
4. The Fault in Our Stars – There were so many ways that this YA adaptation could have gone wrong that it's a real gift that we got the brilliant movie that we did. The combination of director Josh Boone, writers Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber, as well as cast members like Laura Dern, Ansel Elgort, and of course Shailene […]
Oscars: 9 Foreign Language Films Advance in Oscar® Race
Nine features will advance to the next round of voting in the Foreign Language Film category for the 87th Academy Awards®. Eighty-three films had originally been considered in the category.
The films, listed in alphabetical order by country, are:
Argentina, "Wild Tales," Damián Szifrón, director;
Estonia, "Tangerines," Zaza Urushadze, director;
Georgia, "Corn Island," George Ovashvili, director;
Mauritania, "Timbuktu," Abderrahmane Sissako, director;
Netherlands, "Accused," Paula van der Oest, director;
Poland, "Ida," Pawe? Pawlikowski, director;
Russia, "Leviathan," Andrey Zvyagintsev, director;
Sweden, "Force Majeure," Ruben Östlund, director;
Venezuela, "The Liberator," Alberto Arvelo, director.
Foreign Language Film nominations for 2014 are being determined in two phases.
The Phase I committee, consisting of several hundred Los Angeles-based Academy members, screened the original submissions in the category between mid-October and December 15. The group's top six choices, augmented by three additional selections voted by the Academy's Foreign Language Film Award Executive Committee, constitute the shortlist.
The shortlist will be winnowed down to the category's five nominees by specially invited committees in New York, Los Angeles and, for the first time, London. They will spend Friday, January 9, through Sunday, January 11, viewing three films each day and then casting their ballots.
The 87th Academy Awards nominations will be announced live on Thursday, January 15, 2015, at 5:30 a.m. PT in the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
The Oscars® will be held on Sunday, February 22, 2015, at the Dolby Theatre® at Hollywood & Highland Center® in Hollywood, and will be televised live by the ABC Television Network. The Oscar presentation also will be televised live in more than 225 countries and territories worldwide.
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'Birdman', 'Boyhood', and 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' rack up the Critics Choice nominations
Earlier today, the Broadcast Film Critics Association (or BFCA) let loose the nominations for their 20th annual Critics Choice Movie Awards. As has been the case most of the precursor season, Birdman led the field, with Boyhood also enjoying a fine haul. The most interesting thing to me though about the nods today is that The Grand Budapest Hotel also really racked up the noms. That film is climbing the charts quickly and almost assuredly will be in my Best Picture field when I again update my Oscar predictions at the end of the week. What movie it's going to knock out is a question I'll try to answer then, but it's becoming clear that The Grand Budapest Hotel is a force to be reckoned with. Not on the level of Birdman or Boyhood of course (or even The Imitation Game or Selma), but it's something to really pay attention to now. I never use the Critics Choice nominations as a huge barometer, but as part of the larger precursor stew, if you will, it brings some things to light.
Among the most interesting inclusions here by the BFCA, we had of course the continued success of Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, which now has Anderson potentially a Best Director contender of real note. Both Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel as well as Alejandro González Iñárritu's Birdman definitely benefitted from the ability to double nominate by citing it in the strictly Comedy fields as well as the general ones. Richard Linklater's Boyhood did well enough not to be hurt at all, though this continues to only help Birdman in its quest to unseat Selma as the primary Best Picture competition.
On the other hand, there were more than a few glaring omissions, beginning with Interstellar in Best Picture. That film is just playing like a blockbuster popcorn movie with stunning technical achievements, as opposed to truly a prestige picture, and that's a shame. Also missing was Christopher Nolan in Best Director/Best Original Screenplay, Steve Carell in Best Actor for Foxcatcher, Joaquin Phoenix (also missing out in Best Actor in a Comedy), and Shailene Woodley in Best Actress for The Fault in Our Stars, continuing to put a nail in her Oscar coffin. Those were just some of the snubs, though they were hardly all of them…
Here now, without further delay, are the full nominations for the 20th annual Critics Choice Movie […]
323 Feature Films in Contention for 2014 Best Picture OSCAR®
Three hundred twenty-three feature films are eligible for the 2014 Academy Awards®, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced today.
To be eligible for 87th Academy Awards consideration, feature films must open in a commercial motion picture theater in Los Angeles County by midnight, December 31, and begin a minimum run of seven consecutive days.
Under Academy rules, a feature-length motion picture must have a running time of more than 40 minutes and must have been exhibited theatrically on 35mm or 70mm film, or in a qualifying digital format.
Feature films that receive their first public exhibition or distribution in any manner other than as a theatrical motion picture release are not eligible for Academy Awards in any category. The "Reminder List of Productions Eligible for the 87th Academy Awards" is available at http://www.oscars.org/oscars/rules-eligibility.
The 87th Academy Awards nominations will be announced live on Thursday, January 15, 2015, at 5:30 a.m. PT in the Academy's Samuel Goldwyn Theater.
The Oscars will be held on Sunday, February 22, 2015, at the Dolby Theatre® at Hollywood & Highland Center® in Hollywood, and will be televised live by the ABC Television Network. The Oscar presentation also will be televised live in more than 225 countries and territories worldwide.
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Oscar stock watch: 5 contenders up and 5 contenders down
With an almost daily influx of awards to make note of, this is the sort of time where things change for Oscar contenders quickly. As such, I wanted to try out a new segment, where I periodically take the temperature of the race and list some of the Academy Award hopefuls who have seen their stock rise or fall of late, relating to the precursor season. It's the sort of thing I can check in with every week or every other week, depending on what's appropriate. Anyway, I wanted to give it a shot now and see how it played for you all.
Below you'll see ten different contenders, broken up into two separate groups. One group of films/performances have seen their stock trend upwards, while the other group has seen the exact opposite happen. It's almost a quick snapshot of the major changes in the season, though by no means is it all encompassing. Anyway, I hope this is of interest to you all…
Here are five contenders who have seen their stock rise of late:
1. Boyhood – As mentioned yesterday, Richard Linklater's film has solidified its frontrunner status in Best Picture for Linklater, Best Director, Best Supporting Actress for Patricia Arquette, and Best Original Screenplay for Linklater as well. That sort of early precursor dominance only helps increase its Oscar stock. As long as the Golden Globes and Guilds don't bring it back down to Earth, this is a blue chipper, to say the least.
2. Nightcrawler – One of the surprises of the early precursor season has been to see Dan Gilroy's thriller slowly but surely establish itself as more than a fringe awards player. Star Jake Gyllenhaal has received (justly) some attention, but the film itself is popping up more than initially expected. I'm not ready to predict it for a Best Picture nomination, but I'm at least toying with the idea.
3. Jennifer Aniston/Cake – What was initially a real long shot/Hail Mary pass in the Best Actress race has become a viable contender. Jennifer Aniston's vehicle Cake doesn't have a ton of money to campaign with a huge distributor backing it, but it's still managing to create a buzz. That easily affirms it as a player with its stock trending in an upward direction.
4. American Sniper – Despite some originally mixed reviews at its AFI Fest premiere, Clint Eastwood's latest showed up on their Best of the […]
Richard Linklater and "Boyhood" continue to dominate the early precursors
We've only just begun with the first section of the precursor season, focusing in on the critics groups and their awards, but a trend is already emerging. The trend in question? A ton of love for Richard Linklater and his film Boyhood. Yes, the little film that could is quickly becoming a huge force to be reckoned with and solidifying its status as a frontrunner in a number of major Oscar categories. It's way too early in the awards season to truly know how things will shake out, but if you're playing the odds, Boyhood has to be in the number one spot all over the place. The Academy may or may not ultimately line up like that, but the early precursors are sure making that case right now.
Boyhood was always the most likely of the early year releases to make a notable splash with Oscar voters, so it's no surprise that this initial beginning of the first phase of the precursor season is seeing it cited heavily. What's more notable is that it's really beating back a lot of its main late year release competition. Sure, Birdman has popped up here and there, along with A Most Violent Year once and Snowpiercer once as well, but we haven't seen The Imitation Game or Selma win anything major yet, to name it's two prime competitors in Best Picture.
Speaking of Best Picture, any ranking of the contenders at the moment has to begin with Boyhood. It's at the top right now, with some combination of Birdman, The Imitation Game, Selma, and whatever other contender you prefer, be it A Most Violent Year or something else like Gone Girl, in the two through five spots. That top slot is all Boyhood though, as of today. I suspect it'll more or less continue like this throughout the early stages of precursor season, leading up until the guilds have a chance to impact the race. With Best Picture, it'll be the Producers Guild of America award that either crowns Boyhood or turns the tide towards something else (likely Selma, if I had to guess what the alternative will be). Until then, it should be, aside from perhaps the Golden Globes, nearly a clean sweep for Boyhood.
Looking a bit at Best Director, it's a similar situation. Yes, a few more votes here will get picked off in favor of Birdman's Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, but […]
A December Oscar Predictions Update
Well, the calendar has turned to December folks, so now we're getting serious here in terms of Oscar predictions. Precursor awards are in full swing now, so expect the Academy Award picture to begin to clear itself up little by little. As I keep saying, that doesn't mean that from now on we'll suddenly know how the whole thing will go down, but we're close to the point where things should make more sense. Without any unseen contenders left, all that's left is figuring out how these various Oscar hopefuls will do. Well, that's what I'm here for ladies and gentlemen, so let's figure it out!
The big new piece of information here is that I've now seen and digested Angelina Jolie's film Unbroken. Honestly, I'm skeptical that it'll be a major player, which is why I now have it snubbed in the Best Picture category and not going home with a single win. I could be wrong, but I also think that Jolie will fall short in Best Director and Jack O'Connell won't be able to break through in the Best Actor race. It's not that I don't think it's a good movie, because it is, but it doesn't feel like something that can stand up to the major players in this race. As such, voters might leave it behind.
This leaves us mostly with a race that's going to come down to Richard Linklater's Boyhood, Morten Tyldum's The Imitation Game, and Ava DuVernay's Selma in terms of Best Picture as well as Best Director. You can make the case that Alejandro González Iñárritu's Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance is a potential dark horse, but aside from that, it's those three. You'll see what I think will happen below, but get used to seeing those titles a lot, because those are the names that will compete for Oscar glory.
Anyway, it's time to get down to business, right? Without further delay, here is how I see the Academy Award nominations going at this current juncture, with once again my next in line picks listed for completion/as a bonus. Behold:
1. Boyhood
2. Selma
3. The Imitation Game
4. Birdman or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance
5. Interstellar
6. Gone Girl
7. Whiplash
8. The Theory of Everything
9. Foxcatcher
10. A Most Violent Year
Next in line: 11. Unbroken 12. American Sniper 13. Into the Woods 14. Fury 15. Rosewater 16. Wild 17. Mr. Turner 18. Inherent Vice 19. Nightcrawler […]
Laura Dern's awards season…Supporting herself and two potential Best Actress nominees
2014 has been one of the best years for Laura Dern in some time. The veteran actress is well respected in the business, very talented, and a pleasure to interact with. Last year, she was part of the campaign to get her father Bruce Dern cited for Nebraska. This year however, she's front and center in a way, giving two of the most effective supporting performances of 2014. If one or both of Reese Witherspoon and Shailene Woodley become Best Actress nominees, it'll certainly be in part because of their scenes in Wild and The Fault in Our Stars with their on screen mother Dern. She's fueling their fire, but can she also score a Best Supporting Actress nomination for herself.
I think Dern is one of the more interesting contenders this year. She's a previous Academy Award nominee (she was nominated in Best Actress for Rambling Rose), five time Golden Globe nominee (and two time winner on the television side), and one of the few hopefuls in 2014 who can boast multiple films to contend with. She's far more likely for Wild than The Fault in Our Stars, yes, but one could wind up helping with the other, at at the very least helping to push her co-stars to the Best Actress nomination finish line. No one else this year can say that, so Dern finds herself in a spot all her own this year.
In the case of The Fault in Our Stars, she has a film that's reached blockbuster status and brought her a very solid amount of acclaim. True, Shailene Woodley took most of the praise, but Dern was hardly forgotten about either. Her turn as Woodley's mother was easily one of the best supporting performances of the first half of the year, so that's a plus. The odds say that voters will only consider her for Wild due to the release date and such, but if they pop in this one in order to consider Woodley in Best Actress, they could certainly notice Dern and mark her down in the back of their minds. Dern is going to be one of the reasons why Woodley gets nominated, if that does come to pass.
When it comes to Wild though, she's firmly in the thick of things. Her co-star Reese Witherspoon is almost assuredly scoring a Best Actress nomination, so it might be that Witherspoon helps bring Dern along […]
Spotlight on the Stars: Reese Witherspoon
For this week's brand new spotlight piece, I wanted to cite an A-lister who is having one really good 2014, to say the least. It's Reese Witherspoon, an Academy Award winning actress who only this year is finally solidifying her status not just as a star, but as a supremely talented actress as well. It's high time too, as she's given more top quality performances than a lot of people realize. From some of her early work to the performance that won her the Oscar, Witherspoon has become a deserving member of the A-list, though someone who doesn't always get the credit that she truly deserves. As such, it's only appropriate today to put the spotlight on her. Here we go…
Witherspoon got her start with a few head turning roles in smaller films, starting with The Man in the Moon, followed by A Far Off Place and Freeway, among others. Those parts began to get her noticed, something that would continue up until she broke through with the thriller Fear. Witherspoon was now a young up and coming actress that had the attention of the industry. That would lead to a role in Overnight Delivery as well as a really well regarded part in the film Pleasantville. Particularly with that last role, it set her up to have her first brush with prestige fare. With the black comedy Election, Witherspoon was fully on the cusp of stardom, along with being embraced by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which bestowed her first Golden Globe nomination upon her. Between this highly praised independent film and the pop culture drama Cruel Intentions, a star was born.
She then appeared in films like American Psycho, Best Laid Plans, The Importance of Being Earnest, Legally Blonde (which got her a second Golden Globe nomination), Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde, Little Nicky, Sweet Home Alabama, and Vanity Fair. They cultivated her status as a growing romantic comedy star in Hollywood as well as an A-list actress, but they didn't quite challenge her in the way that she was deserving of. Then, a biopic offer came in and changed all that.
Her greatest acclaim at the time would come when she took the role of June Carter Cash in the Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line. Not only did it score her tons of terrific reviews, she would also go on to both receive her first Academy […]


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Bright gold color. Inviting aromas and flavors of toast and cheese soufflé with a supple, crisp, frothy, dryish medium body and a mildly astringent, appealing, medium length finish with notes of dried fruit and peppery spice. A rock solid gluten free beer that tastes like a very nice, regular lager.
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In: Reviews21 Apr 2015
Pale golden straw color. Mild hard boiled egg and fig bread aromas with a crisp, dry light-to-medium body and a refreshing earth hop and delicate citrus snap on the finish. Solid.
WORLD BEER CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARD: Silver Medal
RATING: 86 points (Highly Recommended)
CATEGORY: Pale Lager, Lager
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In: Reviews7 Mar 2015
Deep mahogany ruby color. Aromas of chocolate caramel fudge and roasted grain with a supple, dry-yet-fruity medium body and a buttercream, pear, jicama, and lettuce accented finish.
WORLD BEER CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARD: Bronze Medal
RATING: 84 points (Recommended)
CATEGORY: Dark Lager
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In: Reviews6 Feb 2015
Beautiful amber color. Aromas of omelet, dried fruits, honey, and wheatgrass with a chewy, fruity medium-full body and a long, seamless, and satisfying, citrus creme brulee, peach jam on toast, and delicate earthy hop finish. A wonderfully rich and artfully crafted doppelbock.
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Golden amber color. Inviting aromas toasted pretzel bread, fig jam, and herb frittata with a supple, dryish medium body and a long, refreshing finish with notes of nuts, clay, jicama, and buttered herb-pepper baguette. Very well made and thoroughly refreshing.
WORLD BEER CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARD: Gold Medal
RATING: 90 points (Exceptional)
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Lidická 458/51
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In: Reviews20 Oct 2014
Minutely hazy golden color. Aromas of toasted corn pepper bread, ground almond and hint of mushroom with a supple, dryish medium body and a drying grain flour, salty root vegetable, parchment, and grass accented finish.
WORLD BEER CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARD: Gold Medal
RATING: 91/100 points (Exceptional)
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Dark copper brown color. Aromas and flavors of dark chocolate mousse, tamari, dried fruit, and dark German bread with a rich dry-yet-fruity medium-to-full body and a long roasted nut and grain, fig jam, peppercorn, and arugula accented finish. Excellent savory complexity and depth. This pushes the boundary of the style.
WORLD BEER CHAMPIONSHIPS AWARD: Gold Medal
RATING: 92/100 (Exceptional)
CATEGORY: Amber Lager
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In: News1 May 2014
Through two unique partnerships, a portion of proceeds from Anchor California Lager sales will support the National Parks Conservation Association and the California State Parks Foundation.
Anchor's history, California's first genuine lager, and our country's state parks were born in the second half of the 19th Century. Today, California is home to 280 state parks and 26 of America's 401 national parks. To celebrate that unique heritage, Anchor Brewing Company has partnered with the National Parks Conservation Association and the California State Parks Foundation to support their efforts to conserve and enrich the natural beauty and history of parks nationwide.
Beginning in May 2014, Anchor California Lager (4.9% ABV) will also be available in 6-pack cans both nationally and year-round, offering greater convenience and versatility for outdoor activities.
"Parks are one of our most precious resources that everyone from coast-to-coast can enjoy," said Keith Greggor, CEO of Anchor Brewing Company. "Anchor California Lager already has tremendous success supporting parks in our home state and we look forward to supporting the National Parks Conversation Association's work protecting our national parks."
In February 2013, Anchor California Lager and its program to support state parks were introduced in California. Based on the success of the California State Parks Foundation partnership and the expansion of Anchor California Lager nationally, we wanted to develop a program to also benefit parks nationwide. We are proud to announce Anchor California Lager sales outside California will support the National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA), the leading nonpartisan national park advocacy organization, and their work to protect and enhance America's natural, historical, and cultural heritage for present and future generations.
"As we continue to look for new ways to connect more Americans with our national parks, we appreciate the support of Anchor Brewing and look forward to partnering with one of America's oldest breweries," said Clark Bunting, president and CEO of the National Parks Conservation Association.
Anchor California Lager sales within California have been supporting California State Parks Foundation (CSPF) since February 2013. A portion of proceeds from each case sold in California goes to the Anchor California Lager Grants, which are part of the CSPF's Discretionary Grant Program. CSPF is awarding three grants from 2013 donations to parks across California, supporting a number of programs including habitat and landmark restoration and research and educational programs.
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One of the most famous car customization company in India, DC Design has announced the opening of their new showroom in Pune. This new DC showroom/workshop will open officially on the 22nd July 2013. Apart from this, they have also announced a new contest on Facebook, Be the next DC, which gives you a chance to design a car that will be showcased at the 2014 Delhi Auto Expo in January next year.
DC Design already has operational showrooms/workshops in major Indian cities (including one in Pune). They are also working on setting up a manufacturing plant, which will see the production of DC cars. Dilip Chhabria, Head of DC Design, according to ET, is setting up a car manufacturing plant in Sanand, Gujarat. This new facility is expected to come up by 2014 for which the internationally acclaimed design firm is investing a sum of INR 60 crores. The new car plant will have a capacity to manufacture 3,500 units annually.
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Sticker shock over how much the Senate Finance Committee's version of Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell's oil tax bill would cost the state led senators to regroup and roll out a new bill late Thursday afternoon that doesn't cut taxes as deeply.
Just before 8:30 p.m., the new version cleared the committee. Senators expect to debate it on the floor Monday.
Earlier, executives with the three major oil producers on Alaska's North Slope testified Thursday evening that the fresh proposal doesn't provide big enough tax breaks and said they couldn't promise big new investment in Alaska if it passes. But representatives of BP, ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil also said the measure makes Alaska more attractive than the current tax regime, though they differed on some particulars.
Consultants told legislators they are on the right track.
"I hear a combination of excitement and 'Gee, can I get a better deal?' " Barry Pulliam, managing director of Econ One Research, the Parnell administration's oil consultant, testified.
But legislators expressed disappointment that they couldn't get commitments of more Alaska investments -- and therefore more Alaska oil production -- from the industry representatives in return for the tax breaks they were offering.
"It's a tough lift for some of us," freshman Sen. Click Bishop, R-Fairbanks, told ConocoPhillips representatives, who like the other executives testified by phone. "You need to understand the position that I'm in."
"When are they going to stop saying they want more, in your opinion?" Sen. Lyman Hoffman, D-Bethel, asked Pulliam.
"They view this as a process. They want to have the best possible rates they can get," said Pulliam, who has worked as an oil economics adviser for Alaska for a couple of decades.
The newest Finance Committee measure would cost the state treasury between $465 million and $665 million the first full year and as much as $1.3 billion by 2019, according to estimates by the state Department of Revenue. That compares to $1 billion to $1.8 billion a year under the bill presented earlier in the week. The previous version was the most expensive oil tax bill proposed so far this legislative session, even more than Parnell's measure.
"Clearly yesterday, there were a lot of pale faces at the table," Sen Bert Stedman, R-Sitka, said Thursday afternoon. He has been watching from the sidelines after being the Senate's leading player on oil taxes in the last Legislature.
At least 11 senators, more than half the Senate, sat in on Thursday evening's Finance Committee hearing. Sen. Lesil McGuire, R-Anchorage, isn't on the panel but at one point sat at the committee table to urge the group to include her proposal for an "oil and gas competitiveness review board" that would make written recommendations to the Legislature annually. The committee did so.
The new Senate Bill 21 sets a 35 percent flat tax for the first three years, along with a $5-per-barrel credit, the same as what the Senate Resources Committee had proposed. But after three years, long enough for some new sources of oil to be produced, the flat tax would drop to 33 percent.
The earlier, bigger proposed tax cut set a 30 percent flat tax rate. BP's Damien Bilbao reminded the Finance Committee that its own consultants said the 30 percent rate put Alaska in the middle of the pack among other oil-producing regions.
The current tax system, known as Alaska's Clear and Equitable Share, starts with a 25 percent base rate that increases as oil prices rise.
Parnell wants to cut oil taxes to spur oil companies to invest in new projects and reverse a decline in production. But skeptics, including a number of Democrats in the Legislature, say the state may give the oil industry huge tax breaks with no guarantee of new production. The House is waiting for the Senate to act.
Sen. Bill Wielechowski, D-Anchorage, said that under the new version of the bill, oil companies still would get huge tax breaks for producing barrels of oil that already are in development plans.
While the latest version is better, "you're still giving away billions of dollars," Wielechowski said. "It's still a massive giveaway, in my opinion."
To make up for $5.7 billion in tax cuts in the first six years, oil companies will need to produce more than 90,000 additional barrels a day that could be taxed under the new regime, Pulliam told legislators Thursday night.
Members of GOP-controlled caucus that runs the Senate met earlier Thursday to discuss the bill.
Thursday's version "will appease the majority. Whether we'll get everybody, it's doubtful," Sen. Kevin Meyer, a Republican from Anchorage who co-chairs the Finance Committee, said in a briefing with a couple of reporters Thursday afternoon.
But Senate leaders also thought they had a deal on oil taxes last year, only to see it crumble.
Meyer and Sen. Anna Fairclough, R-Eagle River and a member of all three committees that have considered the oil tax legislation this year, met earlier on Thursday with representatives of BP, ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil.
"We were telling them, 'look, dammit. We need something to hang our hat on,' as to if we make these changes, what are you going to do?" Meyer said.
The most controversial aspect of the tax measure continues to be an additional tax break for oil production from new areas that Wielechowski said works out to an additional 40 percent cut by excluding a portion of the new oil revenue from taxes. Under Thursday's proposal, that new tax break would last forever.
The Senate Finance Committee proposes to extend that benefit even to the aging giant fields of Prudhoe Bay and Kuparuk. Democrats say it's too far generous. House minority leader Beth Kerttula, D-Juneau, calls it a ticking time bomb.
Joe Balash, deputy national resources commissioner, said his department will be responsible for evaluating oil company requests for that extra tax break, called the gross revenue exclusion.
For the giant legacy fields, the operators will have to submit current 3-D seismic data and that from years earlier to prove that the new wells won't extract oil already part of the currently producing reservoir, he said.
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Paul Millsap scored 20 points, Enes Kanter had 18 in his first career start and the Utah Jazz hit 13 3-pointers to rout the Toronto Raptors 131-99 on Friday night. Gordon Hayward added 17 points off the bench as Utah improved to 8-1 at home. Marvin Williams, Randy Foye and DeMarre Carroll all made three 3-pointers for the Jazz, who finished 13 for 23 from beyond the arc. The Jazz hit five 3s in a 3 1/2-minute span of the second quarter to build a 14-point lead after trailing by as many as 10 early. They hit seven more in the second half and led by as many as 34 in the game, a stark contrast to the triple-overtime thriller the Jazz won on Nov. 12 in Toronto. Kanter started at center for the Jazz with Al Jefferson still bothered by back spasms. Andrea Bargnani led Toronto with 20 points and eight rebounds. DeMar DeRozan added 17 points while Amir Johnson scored 10 off the bench. The Raptors (4-16) fell to 1-12 on the road. Utah had eight players score in double figures, including...
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Julian Edelman is visiting with the New York Giants A couple of interesting notes on the Patriot's wide receiver front today, first being that Julian Edelman is reportedly in New Jersey visiting with the New York Giants. Edelman is a free agent and while there apparently have been reunion talks between him and New England, no deal is currently in place, leaving the door open for teams to bid for his services. Julian Edelman is visiting w/ Giants today and tomorrow, per source. Foot is OK. He was working out w/ Brady the other day.— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) April 3, 2013 On Julian Edelman's visit w/ Giants, my sense is door remains open for possible return to NE. This could spark movement 1 way or the other.— Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) April 3, 2013 I tend to side with Reiss here. I would be very surprised if Edelman left, and I do not think it would be a good move for the Patriots to let him go. Yes he is extremely injury prone, but he was showing serious growth last year and we all r...
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TT sells their rack and Zega case through KTM. A bit spendy, but well made and lightweight, the new Gobi? (IIRC) cases, the plastic ones you see on the 950, can also be used with this TT 640 rack. I am not a fan of how wide the Zega cases are on the bike, and would run two 35L Zega cases, versus the 35L/41L combo that KTM sells.
The 640 is amazing in what it will haul, and how fast it can still chug along with a heavy load, but IMHO, unless you just doing this kinda touring on occasion and not as a rule, the 640 is utterly the wrong bike for this. Heavier Loads just kill the sweet handling and feel of the bike when off the pavement. The 640 ADV is my favorite all time bike for exploring, and not much else in the category interests me, but in considering a long multi month tour, I am rethinking using the 640, primarily because of this.
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Deaf on Wheels
Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Prescott, Arizona, USA
Oddometer: 2,310
Went to sleep last night in semi-bright sky...this was taken at 10:30pm!
Woke this morning to 40 degree weather...broke out our winter riding pants and put away summer pants til we work our way south. Brrrrrr....
As soon as we rode out of Prince George we could see a change in scenery.
Saw many trees that were blackened (from the great fire in BC - 2003??) and other places where trees were being lumbered....sad to see this destruction of beautiful forestry in BC! Shaun...thanks for the info. on Pine Bettle killing pines around BC/Canada...sad sad sad!!
291 km to Dawson Creek! Rt. 97 on this stretch were pretty sparse of cars/trucks/motorcycles...even cyclist!
oh...heavy mists and rain ahead!
yeah, those are raindrops!!!
Stopped in Bear Lake for break and put on our famous Wally Mart rain jacket.
Oh...a sign of things to come?!! Those are trash receptacle...in case you didn't know
Our first encounter of the Ursus Americanus. Yep...our first black bear sighting. He/she walked across the road slowly and we didn't want to linger for close up shots.
Gased up in Chetwynd which is famous for chain saw architecture
Bench made for me...
This used to be a grain tower now turned into a visitors center as well as local arts..
Proof's in the pudding..we wuz there!!!
Some history readin' for ya!
The famous hotel ya'all know....
The Alaska Hotel located on 10th Street just a few feet from the Mile Zero Post, is the oldest operating business in the community. In 1930, this hotel was known as the Dew Drop Inn Hotel with 6 rooms, a lobby and cafe. The Dawson Hotel located on the corner of 10th Street and Alaska Avenue was another popular Hotel in the 1940's. In 1943, a fire and explosion did extensive damage and it was rebuilt in the fall of 1943.
Lots of traffic on the road when I took this picture
Now....about Tim Horton...we thought the coffee was not too bad. Pretty much equal to our Dunkin' Donut in the states and we will be eating there mostly for breakfast. Their bagels n' eggs are pretty good, actually!! We are not big on eating french fries and will have our salads elsewhere...no offense Shaun!
Saw 3 cyclist biking, with 4 bags of stuff attached on their bicycles...must say we admire them for tackling their way through wherever they came from and wherever they're going! Missed getting photos as it was raining.
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Deaf on Wheels
Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Prescott, Arizona, USA
Oddometer: 2,310
Food a la BC.....
Just returned from dinner....Mikepa, Shaun and all others....eat this!!
this too...
and this....
Twas ever thus!
Joined: Apr 2009
Location: Saint Augustine, Florida
Oddometer: 1,800
Now you've done it....didn't get a warning on the food pics and guess what.....nailed me!!
Sitting here with stomach rumbling at 11:23 ravenously hungry for whatever the heck was in that chocolate covered substance tray that you entirely consumed.........I'm going to bed and suck on my thumb!! Darn diet anyway....I should have known better than to open a new report......this time of night.......
Twas ever thus!
Joined: Apr 2009
Location: Saint Augustine, Florida
Oddometer: 1,800
which translates to "Not Safe For Dieters" that way we can be forewarned and have our insulin and syringes ready to go when we read the food posts. Geeze, it's only fair!!!!
Joined: Jun 2008
Oddometer: 85
Hummm...not only NSFD, with all that fresh air, beautiful scenery, and good eats---This post should be labeled---NSFACWBB!!!
"Not safe for armchair wannabe bikers"!!!!
Excellent ride report. I bet you have gotten a few people out there somewhere off their arse now!!! I bet a few are now planning a trip at this time!!!
I am having a great time reading this---please keep it up. I know this got to be alot of work on your part to keep us wannabes happy here in America suburbia!
Do you think that TAT will be as good as this??? My mind is turning here now...
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Joined: Apr 2005
Location: Northeast Kingdom, Vermont USA (close to Canada!)
Oddometer: 5,467
Looking great so far!
I've got plans to get up that way someday, I'm envious!
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Deaf on Wheels
Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Prescott, Arizona, USA
Oddometer: 2,310
Happy Canada Day...
There was poor or non-existent internet connection at Toad River lodge even though we paid $78 Canadian for the cabin....So here we are a day late and a day ahead.
It was Canada Day when we left Dawson Creek under threathening skies, but first had to visit Uncle Tim...
Checked the oil after a 15 min cool down...eh, added about 200 mls..
So sprach Thor....!
Join us along the isolated roads...just gaze and imagine as far as the eye can see...
Chugging along at 110 km/h
We stopped at this outpost for some coffee...along route 97
Pulled over at this Sasquatch sightings store for some BC decal. There we met three guys on a 1200GS and Suzuki V-strom. One rider was from Australia others were from California. Swapped info and routes regarding Alaska. My Zumo GPS went on the fritz and refused to work. So this other guy in the yellow raingear happened to be a .Com guy. Reset it..so it's fixed??
Parted as new friends..exchanged e-mails...we're invited to Australia...woooo
Headed to a next gas station that was supposed to be there..It's a SHELL gas station as I was seeking a bit higher octane to improve my fuel mileage. Getting bad mpg with regular 86 octanes....somewhere between 24 - 26mpg. eeek!! Can't do the Dempster nor the Dalton Highway this way..Scheisse!!
"Oh S..t", closed and abandoned...no one lives there, except bears...maybe??!! dang..
Nice Log Cabin for the taking...free...?? Guess the SHELL man used to live there.
No worries, I came prepared..
Zooommmm...eh, skies are fallin'
Down as far as the eye could see we saw our first Moose #1. Slowed down to let them cross...
Then strutted Moose #2 step in step like a Lipizaner. Isn't she a beauty?
Thor has spoken...see snow way yonder in the mountains.
The skies opened up..torrential rains came down the size of grapes. Heavily impacted our helmet, rain gear and all. You could feel the rain buck shoot against your boots. No camera shots of these natural wonders. When it rains here it rains in torrents but they are, fortunately, short lived...it's different from mountain to mountain.
Typical construction delays...
Something of interest: when I was in Washington State, inmate Mikepa drove intentionally into a truck weigh station to find out what the weight of his small truck was. I didn't know that you could do that. Mike said that the citizens of Washington voiced that they pay taxes for such a thng and would like to be accessible and use it when it is closed. Most often when it is closed, the scale is still open for weighing. So, here in Fort Nelson, BC, I saw one and decided to find out of how much a road ballast we were.
That's us sitting on the bike fully loaded. We're 660 kilos(1,452#). Wooooo...
Friggin' heavy...Sharon says I need to lay off the carbs...hehe
One of many semi gravel/paved roads...
The mountains ain't far away...
my contribution to the environment..
Our first Caribou sighting...this is a young one
look at the color of the water!!!!
Toad River Lodge--where I couldn't get internet connected last night.
$78 Canadian Cabin, ain"t bad, especially, this day is our 30th anniversary....whoooo!!
But the view from the back window is this...
oh so true!!!
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Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Prescott, Arizona, USA
Oddometer: 2,310
Today's ride to Watson Lake...
Sharon's journal: The day started out with bit of showers and then rain off and on in spots and some heavy downpour. We've gotten used to the wet climate that we are pleasantly surprised when the sun shows itself in parts of the "Northwet." So far the Wally Mart rain jacket has held up pretty well for spotty rain and our pant is waterproof. The one-piece rainsuit we have is cumbersome to wear over our riding gear.
Even though most of the scenery is pretty much of the same but different in its unique form, shape and things that we see along the way.
Notice packed gravel (shale) road....they eat rubber!!
eat dust!
this Caribou was bigger than the first one we saw
The Aussie fella we met yesterday told us about this hole in the wall "G G" place we had to stop and eat. Decided to go there for breakfast as it was 35 km from where we left this am.
the cook was also tending to front desk servicing gas, campers, etc. We waited patiently for our breakfast...
and some breakfast he served... enuff for 4 people! we must have tipped the scale... (we couldn't eat all of it either)
ahhhh....beauty in it's natural form!
whoa...sign of things to come. There were several more of these signs down the road. Eyes open wide!!!
ahhhhh ha.....our first Bison sighting and boy, he was BIG
We heard about this hot springs at Liard River. The story goes that a bear did attack and killed a man who was at this hot springs.
long walk to the hot springs...I kept a bear lookout! See how far back Elmer is walking! heh
Looked tempting but it was raining and we didn't want to stick around
Heard of Bisons crossing the road....you gotta stop and keep your distance!!
Spotted many flowers along the grassy hillside.
Met this fella from Maryland...he rode up to the Artic Circle on the Dalton Highway.
Forest fires caused by lightening and burned over 3,000 acres a month ago.
We're here now! yaaaaay
Elmer went straight to work on changing the rear tire.
Can you tell which is new and which is old??
Dyna beads Elmer swears by....no need to balance the tire.
applying soap solution for ease of mounting
double ugh....
I do have my mini 12v airpump that you use while the bike runs, but it takes some good filling time. So asked the kind owner if he had a compressor handy....
almost done...
all done!!
yikes....we didn't realize how worn down it was until we saw this
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Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Kamloops, B.C.
Oddometer: 278
Get Up And.....Gone!
.......Absolutely Fabulous, glued to the Computer!
Ahh, Toad River Lodge.......'member gitting there
late at night, helping ourselves to a room, and paying
on trust in the morning!
....You Guys!! Toad is 400-plus miles from
Dawson Creek, for Kryssake...............
If Thy Ever Does Owt For Nowt,
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2009
Oddometer: 120
And how many miles did you get on that rear tire?
Deaf on Wheels
Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Prescott, Arizona, USA
Oddometer: 2,310
Air Force Lodge, Watson Lake, YUKON...
This is the cleanest Lodge we've ever been to. No wonder the proprietor is German. It is a renovated Royal Canadian Air Force(RCAF Hut #30), 1942 Pilot Quarters. It's left as is. Simple rooms. Communal showers and bathrooms...of course separated for sexes. College dormitory like, small simple efficient rooms with TV and good WiFi coverage and at a price one can afford....
Just like it was and reminds me of my school days..
Went for a tire testing ride and a bite to eat....Boommmm we're getting hit with a hail storm the size of peas..
It's off to WHITEHORSE tomorrow for a self oil change. Will try to find some Mobil 1 at Wally Mart or Canadian tire. Buy a small turkey pan and do the change.
Cheers...from the YUKON where it's still bright at 2300 hrs...aaarrrggghh, can't sleep.....
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Joined: Jan 2007
Oddometer: 500
Since you already can't sleep - if you come back through Seattle, shoot us a PM & we'll treat you to a cuppa home-roast (current blend is El Salvador Miel, Sumatran Rhino, with a touch of Ethiopian Sidamo) infused through this old-timer:
A '50's Conti single group lever-action commercial machine updated with a modern temperature controller, which makes Doppio shots like this:
The blessed crema damn near crawls out of the cup ....
Deaf on Wheels
Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Prescott, Arizona, USA
Oddometer: 2,310
Hi SQUARE4...
4100 miles or about 6500 km...not too bad for a 660 kilo loaded rig. My front tire carries 36 psi while the rear is 42 psi. Seems to work, but I noticed that beginning to ride on the northern BC and Yukon roads where lots of road material is shale which wears them faster. Next time I'll be car tires on the GS. The front I believe has about 1500 miles left while the sidecar which also sports the same interchangeable wheel/tire has hardly gone down.
Deaf on Wheels
Joined: Dec 2007
Location: Prescott, Arizona, USA
Oddometer: 2,310
YES, will PM you when we hit Seattle again on our way to the lower 48, he,he! Missed you guys last time for a greasy breakfast.
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: Louisville, Ky
Oddometer: 25
Your patience and brought ur spare tires paid off! The rear tire looks more than eagle bald head. Jeez! Aren't you looking for the Ice Truck Drivers soon ???
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