PAL Robotics was at the biggest fair in automation and mechatronics in Europe: Automatica 2016. Automatica 2016 confirmed that the future of the industry has undoubtedly collaborative robots in it, and that Industry 4.0 is a revolution which will provide employees with a robotic assistance at their jobs to improve the safety and quality of their work. This is one of the reasons why professional service robots were highlighted at Automatica 2016.
The collaborative robot TIAGo is prepared for working side by side with humans, as a team. The person will analyze, perform and reflect on the activities that require of human intelligence. To complete the industrial process, the person will control the robot, which will assume all the repetitive, dangerous and heavy tasks. TIAGo demonstrated manipulation, navigation and perception skills through different demos that were open to all Automatica 2016 attendees.
Robotics is not only helpful for the industrial sector: it opens a broader range of possibilities. PAL Robotics also brought StockBot at Automatica 2016, a robot that saves time and efforts while optimizing stock control in retail industry. StockBot combines autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance with RFID technology to take daily inventory in stores. The robot took live inventory in the Service Robots demonstration park, where the results could be tracked in a screen showing a map updated in real time with the spatial location of the products.
Thanks for coming and making a great Automatica 2016!
Automatica 2016 broke all records of participation during this edition. More than 45,000 attendees could discover the latest innovations in automation and industry. PAL Robotics' team wants to thank everyone who came to visit us at Automatica 2016, and hopes they enjoyed interacting with TIAGo and watching StockBot's performance.


San Antonio's Northeast neighborhood spans a broad area. That means lots of outdoor space. And lots of family fun. Historically, Comanche Lookout Park, the fourth highest point in Bexar County, was once used by Native Americans as a vantage point for warfare and hunting. Today, the space is a 96-acre park with picnic tables and 4.5 miles of walking trails for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. Also, the Randolph Air Force Base – home to the 12th Flying Training Wing – lives on the Northeast Side. A neighborhood favorite, McAllister Park, boasts 1,000 acres, 15 miles of trails, 200 picnic tables, sports fields and a dog park. At Morgan's Wonderland, a 25-acre fully accessible family fun park, everyone is invited to have fun fishing in the 8-acre lake and exploring all of the rides, playscapes and activities. Come explore what's new.
The northeast neighborhood is home to the fourth-highest point in Bexar County at an elevation of 1,340 feet, Comanche Lookout Park. In the past, Native Americans used this hill as a vantage point for warfare and hunting. Also, the hill was also a prominent landmark for travelers in the 18th and 19th centuries, as part of the Camino Real extended into this area.
Get outdoors for a hike, bike or afternoon picnic with your kids and dogs at McAllister Park. Catch a live quarter horse race on summer weekends or a crawfish boil in the spring at Retama Park in Selma. Or, hit the tee box at Windcrest Golf Club, a nine-hole, par 68 course with more than 4,800 yards of tree-lined fairways. For family fun – on the land and in the water – visit Morgan's Wonderland, a 25-acre fully accessible family fun park for those with and without special needs, and its new water park, Morgan's Inspiration Island. Shop like a local at Cavender's Boot City, then two-step the evening away at Cowboys Dance Hall. Explore Bracken Village for unique finds in restored historic structures of the Wiederstein-Burkhardt farmstead. For train enthusiasts, check out the Texas Transportation Museum, which features the largest public "G" gauge, or garden scale, outdoor railroad in Texas. When hunger strikes, visit local favorite Big Bib BBQ for a taste of the Hill Country. For families with active kids, visit MoMak's Backyard Malts & Burgers for great food and plenty of play space, think 10,000 square feet of turf and a tree house. Beer & spirit enthusiasts will love Ranger Creek Brewing and Distillery; take a tour every Saturday afternoon for tastings of local beer and whiskey, and samples of unique beer cocktails.
Browse hotels on the Northeast side of town for easy access to area attractions, restaurants and shopping. Or, stay in the bustling downtown district or nearby Alamo Heights neighborhood for additional hotel and bed and breakfast options that are convenient, affodable and family-friendly.
When it comes to food, this neighborhood has it all. Check out MoMak's for burgers and a huge outdoor play area for kids. For authentic Mexican food and fantastic margaritas, try Los Ventanas – sit out on the patio and enjoy live mariachi music. Take a tour of the Ranger Creek Brewery, then grab a brew and bite on site.
Try boots on for size at Cavender's Boot City. Then, take those new boots two-stepping at Cowboys Dance Hall for live Texas Country shows. For family fun, consider Morgan's Wonderland and their newest attraction, Inspiration Island. Take an outdoor adventure at McAllister Park or catch a horse race at Retama Park. Or, play a round of gold at TPC San Antonio, home to the Valero Texas Open.


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Clamour from all sides for Chancellor to reassess Plan A in March Budget as Britain risks 'lost decade', but markets march on undeterred
By Harry Glass
Published: 07:46 EST, 26 January 2013 | Updated: 07:56 EST, 26 January 2013
Chancellor George Osborne vowed not to 'run away' from Britain's economic woes but the dismal prospect of an unprecedented triple-dip recession has swelled the chorus of voices on all sides demanding he use his Budget in March to slow his austerity drive in a bid to inject life into the sluggish recovery.
With GDP at an even-worse-than-expected 0.3 per cent from October to December, Goldman Sachs Asset Management chairman Jim O'Neill told The Times there is the risk of a 'lost decade' as seen in Japan in the 1990s, and questioned the logic of a deficit reduction policy tailored to keeping in tact a AAA credit rating.
'Is it that important?' he asked. 'The US doesn't have a triple-A rating. Japan doesn't. Is that a goal in itself?'
Jim O'Neill: 'US doesn't have AAA rating. Is it that important?'
Osborne: 'I am absolutely clear that we have got the right plan'
Boris Johnson: 'Junk the rhetoric of austerity'
The GDP reverse showed fiscal policy had been 'tightened too much', he said.
London Mayor Boris Johnson urged his Tory colleague to 'junk talk of austerity' and press ahead with major infrastructure projects to revive the economy, saying confidence was crucial.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg had also appeared to admit the coalition cut spending too deeply when it took power, saying there should have been more investment in infrastructure to support growth.
He conceded yesterday that there was 'some way to go before the recovery really takes root'.
But a defiant Osborne, in the Swiss ski resort of Davos for the annual World Economic Forum, declared: 'We can either run away from those problems or we can confront them and I am determined to confront them so that we can go on creating jobs for the people of this country.'
And despite the clamour, London's benchmark FTSE 100 index hit a fresh four-and-a-half year peak yesterday, closing up 19 points at 6,284 - meaning it has risen 6.6 per cent this year, adding £109billion to the value of Britain's biggest companies.
Across the Pond, the Dow Jones finished 70 points to the good at 13,895 - in early January it was below 13,000 - and the S&P 500 index closed above 1,500 for the first time in five years. The rally on both sides of the Atlantic this year has been optimism regarding Europe's debt crisis, which dominated financial markets for the last two years, and the prospects for the global economy generally.
UK set for triple-dip recession after economy slammed into reverse with 0.3% contraction at end of 2012
Osborne needs to 'take stock' of hardline austerity to avoid choking off recovery, says IMF
Ditch austerity Boris tells Osborne amid fears the economy is heading towards a trip dip recession
Pursuing inflation target would have led to deeper recession argues Sir Mervyn as he calls for review of Bank's remit
ALEX BRUMMER: Why the tumble in the total output is not all bad news
All this comes days after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) cut the UK's growth outlook to 1 per cent in 2013 from 1.1 per cent, and its chief economist Olivier Blanchard suggested the UK's spending cuts should now be slowed.
Blanchard advised Osborne to 'make some adjustments' to austerity measures, and 'take stock' of his Plan A deficit reduction plan in the March Budget - to which the Chancellor has stuck rigidly throughout two recessions so far.
Even so, the IMF sees Britain as the strongest performing major economy in Europe for the next two years. Its growth of 1 per cent this year would be much better than the rest of Europe, with output in the single currency bloc set to shrink in 2013 by 0.2 per cent.
Construction grew by 0.3 per cent, but not enough to make up for sharp drops in the last year
And UK unemployment fell by 37,000 between September and November to 2.49million, or 7.7 per cent, while the number of people in work hit a record high of 29.7million, figures showed this week.
But Blanchard warned the world was 'not out of the woods yet'.
'We've never been passionate about austerity,' he said. 'From the beginning we have always emphasised that fiscal consolidation should be slow and steady.
'We said that if things look bad at the beginning of 2013 - which they do - then there should be a reassessment of fiscal policy. We still believe that. [The UK has] a budget coming in March and we think that would be a good time to take stock and make some adjustments.'
Asked if he disputed Mr Blanchard's analysis, Osborne told Sky News: 'I am absolutely clear that we have got the right plan but of course it is not a plan that was ever going to deliver results overnight.
SNOW 'HIT WORKING HOURS'
Almost one in five people were not able to work all their contracted hours because of the bad weather over the past week, according to a new study.
As some analysts think the cold snap has cost Britain more than £500million a day in lost output, a survey of more than 2,000 workers by Green Flag Breakdown showed that one in five had been too afraid to drive because of the icy and snowy conditions.
A further 5 per cent tried to take to the road but had to turn back.
One in eight turned to public transport instead of driving to work, the research revealed.
Green Flag reported an 88 per cent increase in calls from stranded motorists compared with the same week last year.
'We said from the start it was a long road, it was a hard road, but it was the only road.'
Yesterday's Office for National Statistics calculations showed the economy flatlined in 2012 as a whole, and experts predicted it would not regain its peak level for another two years.
The Government is also braced for the loss of Britain's coveted AAA credit rating with all three major ratings agencies putting the country on negative outlook.
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls accused Mr Osborne of being 'asleep at the wheel' and said now was the time for a 'plan B' to promote growth through VAT cuts and spending on infrastructure.
'The longer David Cameron and George Osborne cling on to their failing plan the more long-term damage will be done. They must finally listen and act to kick start this economy,' he said.
GDP - a broad measure for the total economy - would have to contract again this quarter for the UK to be back in recession and hopes of a rebound are starting to fade after a snow-hit start to 2013. While the figures are preliminary estimates and subject to revision, they have dealt a blow to recovery hopes after the UK bounced back from the longest double-dip recession since the 1950s in the third quarter.
The ONS said the UK had recovered only half of the fall in GDP seen since the start of the 2008 recession, with output still 3.3 per cent lower than its pre-recession level.
Some experts fear the economy will not fully recover until the first half of 2015.
Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King said earlier this week that the UK had been slower to recover than most countries but insisted there were signs a 'gentle recovery' was under way.
Shadow foreign secretary Douglas Alexander claimed the GDP figures 'vindicated' Labour's warnings that David Cameron's promise of an in/out referendum on EU membership would destabilise the economy.
'I'm afraid yesterday, with the GDP numbers that emerged, I believe that the judgment that we made was vindicated,' he told BBC Radio 4's Today.
'We argued that what David Cameron's speech would do would be to increase instability at a time when the economy needs stability.'
Chancellor Osborne must reassess Plan A in Budget as Britain risks 'lost decade'

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...and I won't charge a cent for any information I share with you tonight. I'm not a life coach or a therapist, and I suspect my life experience is not much different than your own. What I do have in abundance is a lot of nerve, a fair amount of ego and access to a keyboard that allows me to record my meanderings in that mysterious "cloud" where they will survive me and remain for all eternity, or until we are swallowed by a black hole, whichever comes first. Now, I know my limitations and have no intentions of telling you how to live your life, but I had lunch today with friends and as we laughed I realized just how important they are to me and how much they've enriched my life.
Do you remember that old ditty from Girl Scout camp? "Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver, the other is gold." Then with a pinky promise we'd swear, "A circle is round, it has no end. That's how long, I will be your friend." We tried mightily but time and distance managed to bisect that circle and these days only memory preserves those early friendships. Clair, now gone, was the repository of my childhood hopes and dreams and for years we were inseparable. We came of age in a different time and safer place and had enormous freedom as children. On Saturdays we'd ride the IC, a local commuter railroad, and when we became to old to skate in the basement of the Oriental Institute, we'd spend the day riding the rails and stopping at the museums along its route. By the time we were twelve, we could have conducted tours of the Oriental Institute, the Museum of Science and Industry, the Field Museum and the planetarium and aquarium as well. Trouble was, at least from our perspective, no one wanted 12 year old tour guides. Clair was my first confidant and much of what has happened in my life came about because she helped me to dream big. If she were alive today, I wouldn't have to explain or apologize for anything I said or did. Judgment was not in our shared vocabulary.
On a more scientific level, Patricia Leavy has identified the five types of friends most women are likely to include in their circles. The first would be a springboard friend, one off whom ideas can be bounced. She is a good listener and will, by means of questioning, draw friends to their own conclusions without interjecting an answer of her own. Then there are mirror friends. They know us through and through, and by a look or cocked ear can tell when we are troubled and instinctively understand what we need from them. Mirror friends are hard to come by, but these wonderful women should be cultivated because they can reflect your truth back to you in an authentic manner. Next on the list would be the safety net friend. She'll only say nice things to you and about you. She is a non-judgmental sounding board and there may be times she provides the kind of comfort you need. To keep everything in balance, we need a tough love friend. When you need complete honesty and a friend who will not hesitate to call it as she sees it, you really want her in your court. She will not let you lie to yourself and chances are you'll love her for it. So, if you need a reminder to get off your high horse, or a concise, what the hell were you thinking, you'll want her on call. She'll set you straight in minutes. That's not true for a mutual silence is kindness friend. If you are not ready or able to talk about something, she will understand. There are times when silence is truly golden and her ear and empathy are all you need.
Over and above what the experts have to say, I'd like to add a few categories of my own. I want my circle to include friends that are younger and friends that are older me. I'm a broad spectrum type of person and I like input from several sources. Younger friends keep me current and the older ones teach me how to handle old age with a modicum of grace. And I can't forget how important humor is to me. You can't grow old in America without the ability to laugh at yourself and the folly that goes on around you. I want always to keep touch with those whose economic circumstances, first language and beliefs are different than my own. Years ago, we were led to believe that old friends had a value greater than the new. I have not found that to be the case. It's true that nothing can replace the history and warmth we share with those from our past, but new chapters can be written, and rather than classify friends as silver or gold, I've elevated them all to platinum status. They are all worth a king's ransom and I want them to know I have their six (back).
I'm making this required reading for my BFFs! Well said Mary.


The executive board said penalties that come into force on Tuesday will begin with a €50,000 fine for a first offense, followed by a six-point loss and a €50,000 fine for a second. Two-time offenders will be held back from moving up a division if they're eligible. A third offense will mean relegation and a halt to all funding. Offenders caught a fourth time will incur a five-year ban and a €100,000 fine.
The penalties mirror those recommended by UEFA, with the biggest difference being that the Cypriot association saved the harshest punishment for clubs flagged by UEFA for match-fixing suspicions for a fourth time instead of three.
No action will be taken if a match suspected to have been fixed fails to deliver a result favoured by suspicious betting activity.
Cypriot officials said rampant match-fixing in the league was possibly linked to betting in Asia. The Cyprus federation has received files on 75 matches suspected of being fixed since 2011.
"I believe the measures are severe and that the association will support them," federation deputy president George Koumas said.
Justice Minister Ionas Nicolaou said the only way the problem can be dealt with is if authorities put their words into action.
"This is a situation that insults our league and indeed our country," Nicolaou told reporters. "No one should drag their feet on this in the slightest, and the Cyprus football association must act quickly and decisively."
Nicolaou said strict penalties won't be enough to stop match-fixing without giving authorities the legal tools to go after the perpetrators, including a law lifting curbs on wiretaps. The justice minister said he's aiming to put a comprehensive anti-match fixing law to a vote in parliament early next year.


Dementia is a frequent disease significant more in elderly citizen. A person when they become old, their brain stops reacting in a standard way. Someone cannot perform their regular activities without the help of someone else, it is sad to see that a person suffering from this disease, and they are affected in such an insane way by way of a cognitive and physiological standpoint. It does not only affect a specific person but also affect households. A person having this disease progress in the worse way where they need extreme care and so is the household involves with more support and time.
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I really like this photo. It's the only one I took of myself during our wine barrel tasting trip in Sonoma. I like how the reflection captures the gorgeous scenery around Michel-Schlumberger Winery (where the photo was taken). It's very gentle, very poignant. It's like you can get away but ultimately what you find is yourself.


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SLOSS MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL
Music Festival /
Sloss Music and Arts Festival Tickets
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The Sloss Music and Arts Festival (sometimes nicknamed "Slossfest") is an annual live music celebration held in Birmingham, Alabama. The first event was held in 2015 at the Sloss Furnaces national historic landmark and included the likes of Modest Mouse, Cage the Elephant, Primus and the Muddy Magnolias. The festival has typically been held over two days with four stages available for all of the scheduled musical acts.
Getting "Slossed" in Birmingham
In 2015, Red Mountain Entertainment and Venue Management joined forces with AC Entertainment of Knoxville, Tenn. to create the Sloss Music and Arts Festival. Named after Civil War veteran Colonel James Withers Sloss, whose presence was instrumental in rebuilding the American south following the war, the festival was originally conceived as a way to draw exciting musical acts and art exhibits to the Birmingham area. The inaugural event featured cast iron pouring demonstrations, interactive art installations and graphic works from the American Poster Institute in addition to information booths for non-profit organizations and a number of merchandise and service vendors. A beer garden, featuring a special "Siren of Sloss" brew from the local Trim Tab Brewing Company, was another key feature of the two-day festival.
Where can I buy tickets for the Sloss Music and Arts Festival?
Tickets to the next Sloss Music and Arts Festival can be found by visiting StubHub, the world's largest ticket marketplace.
When is the Sloss Music and Arts Festival scheduled to take place?
Sadly, after a series of setbacks during the 2018 Sloss Music and Arts Festival (including a range of dangerous thunderstorms), the administrators have decided to indefinitely postpone the event. While they have announced that the 2018 festival was the last, this decision is subject to change at any time. Be sure to visit StubHub frequently to see if the event has been reinstated.
What can I expect from the Sloss Music and Arts Festival?
The Sloss Music and Arts Festival has seen sellout crowds since it was first introduced in 2015. The lineup is typically large (more than 40 artists were in the lineup for the 2018 event) with some popping onstage for a surprise performance. Since the local brews are a big draw, crowds have been known to get intoxicated and rowdy as the evenings wear on, especially on the Saturday of the event. Expect the audience to be on the younger side - the festival has been known to attract guests as young as 15.
What are some memorable past performances from the Sloss Music and Arts Festival?
Canadian rockers Arcade Fire returned to Birmingham in 2018 for the first time since the 2004 release of their debut album, Funeral. On their last visit to the area, they were relative unknowns, opening for a local act in a dive bar; their 2018 performance was the highlight of that year's festival. Other notable appearances include a 2017 appearance by Widespread Panic and a typically groovy, mellow set from Maine native Ray Lamontagne in 2016.
How long does the Sloss Music and Arts Festival usually last?
The Sloss Music and Arts Festival takes place over two days, usually a Saturday and a Sunday with the musical acts making appearances from early afternoon into the late evening.
What are some of the acts that appeared at the last Sloss Music and Arts Festival?
The last Sloss Music and Arts Festival was held in July 2018. In addition to Arcade Fire, the lineup featured more than 40 performers including country star Chris Stapleton, Australian newcomer Vance Joy, The War on Drugs, Moon Taxi and St. Paul & The Broken Bones among others.Back to Top


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Erhard Busek: Orban is right about many things, but he won't stay until 2030
The Central Eastern European region has gained more significance during the last 30 years, and now the question is how it can remain stable, or even a stabilizing force in Europe, says former Austrian vice-chancellor (ÖVP), Erhard Busek, who gave an interview to Hungarian news site Azonnali.
Busek explained that especially because of its proximity to Southern Eastern Europe and Russia, it matters what role Central Europe wants to play in the future.
"The influence of the Russians, the Chinese and to some extent of the Arabs is rising in the region, and we shouldn't underestimate this,"
he stated.
Western Europe "raised its index finger" to Central Europe
Busek thinks the big problem is that many regional politicians haven't realised what kind of challenges they are causing. But he also said that he's critical towards the Western European states, because they know only one way of speaking to Central Europe: "raising their index finger".
According to Busek, Western Europeans never seeked the possibility to communicate correctly their problems with Central Europe. Western Europe took the role of the teacher, instead of truly welcoming Central Europe.
Orban's private actions mean a shock therapy to the EU
Busek also said, that when it comes to Western criticism, it's worth mentioning that "Orban was right about many things", for example when he demanded the stricter control of refugees. "We should have started dealing with problems together, but for example Merkel has only started it now," the former Austrian vice-chancellor thinks.
He also said that Orban's private actions mean a shock therapy for the EU, but the Hungarian prime minister doesn't want to exit the bloc.
Busek admitted that calls to expel Fidesz from the European People's Party have long been heard in the party family, they say Orban doesn't belong there. But he would categorically reject such step and says that the EPP should speak more to Fidesz and he also urged the ÖVP to pay more attention to Hungary's ruling party.
The Austrian politician also said that there is barely any serious discussion between ÖVP and Fidesz. He thinks it's not only Orban they have to speak with but those who are standing next to him, under him or behind him.
"Fidesz is not only Orban. I think the atmosphere can change very quickly in Hungary,"
he added. When asked whether he can imagine it inside Fidesz too, he said he meant mostly the intellectual circles arond Fidesz. He based his opinion on his frequent visits to Western Hungarian universities, where change can already be felt.
"The youth is not with Orban. And if I speak privately with some conservative teachers, they are rather critical too,"
He said it's only wishful thinking that Orban wants to stay in power until 2030, because it won't happen.
It's "very easy to determine" Sebastian Kurz
Speaking of Austrian politics, he reacted to the idea that Austria can be a bridge between the East and the West. According to Busek, the current Austrian government likes to see itself this way, but this is not the case.
"It's not an intermediary role to greet Putin with great love in Vienna, or that some Austrian politicians are connected to Russian companies,"
he pointed out.
He also told his opinion about Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, who is "very easy to determine":
"he's doing everything to stay in power, this is the essence of his policies".
Azonnali noted that people were saying the same about Mussolini too, that his only goal is power. Busek replied:
"Yes, Kurz is not alone with this attitude of his."
Regarding the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ), he said Kurz is acting in a clever way because he leaves enough space for his coalition partner, because he's afraid that the FPÖ will simply fall apart in government, as they did after 2000. So now Kurz gives the FPÖ the opportunity to act freely in some issues.
Busek is not afraid that this will lead to "Orbanisation" in Austria, because the Austrian society is strong enough to prevent this. "But neither the ÖVP, nor the FPÖ wants Hungarian conditions in Austria," he noted.
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I use my two imaginary figures Heffanutt and The ant king to practice drawing and photography also. What would their life look like, both in their imaginary home in the forest, but also living in my world?
Born in an anthill somewhere in a distant forest. The ants didn`t want anything to do with him because he was born as a king, something totally unheard of. The ant king was locked up until he was able to feed himself, then kicked out of the anthill and chased away.
Despite his past, The ant king is an adventurous, confident – sometimes too confident – traveler who have seen forests far and wide.
Heffanutt: A strange creature no one seen before. Named after his father Heff and nuts. He would do almost anything to put his paws around a nut, he loves them. He thinks the best of everyone he meets, and can`t imagine anyone being mean.


The tune starts off with a chord progression that sets the dramatic mood. We're using the top 3 strings and changing the chord shapes that give a tense, descending sound. Lock into a steady quarter-note strum using all downstrokes at a low dynamic. The progression ends off with the upper part of a G chord coming down one fret to the F# chord, setting up the change to the next section.


The Lincoln sits on an unfussy, unpretentious stretch of Lincoln Boulevard in Venice where it is fitting that you'll find a straightforward "man's man" kind of bar. Cool without even trying, The Lincoln is basically what would happen if Steve McQueen and Jon Hamm (two of my favorite man's men) had a baby together in the form of a vintage cocktail joint. Founders Jeffrey Best and Kenneth Jones, along with designer Matt Winter and head bartender Cameron Dodge-White created a concept that celebrates classic drinks as well as classic cars and, man, do those things ever work well together.
The Lincoln boasts a spacious front patio where on Sundays they'll run promos on magnums of rosé (!) and an interior bar that feels like you've been transported to a legit 1940's body shop (in a good way) complete with a vintage 1927 Model-T Roadster.
But let's get real – it's the drinks that are the star of the show here.
Dodge-White is tired of going to stuffy bars where it takes 20 minutes for a "mixologist" to muddle a perfume-y, overly complicated concoction… and frankly, so are we. The most popular drink on the simple, but thoughtful menu, that we have to mention includes an ice cold Coors Lite, is the Hot Route. This is a Mezcal delight, smooth and refreshing with smoked salt for a faultless finish.
Dodge-White's grandfather gets a special shout out in the form of Grandpa Cal's Old Tyme Cure-All, a stiff whiskey cocktail with lemon, honey, cinnamon, Earl Grey tea, and housemade B&B. My personal favorite is the Menthylamine, which should actually just be called "trouble" because it only took about .8 seconds to finish, sublimely mixing gin, mint, egg white, lime, and atomized fernet – a concoction that apparently creates the nectar of the gods.
The menu at The Lincoln – which offers exactly 100 spirits – will rotate seasonally, with a modest, but carefully selected beer and wine list. Keep your ear to the ground for upcoming special events benefitting local charities and get your hands dirty at the education workshops/tastings starting June 6 …that's what a real man would do.


[About Nehan-sakura] Japanese cherry blossoms bloom in March.
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The picture below is the cherry blossoms in my garden. The name is Myoshoji-sakura"明正寺桜", also popular name called Nehan-sakura"涅槃桜".
It is a cherry tree that will be in full bloom in mid March.
There are over 200 kinds of cherry blossoms in Japan.
In Japan, the cherry blossoms bloom is the image at the end of March and the beginning of April, but there are also types of cherry blossoms that bloom even in winter.
This time I will introduce Japanese cherry blossom tree called Nehan-sakura.
When do cherry blossoms of Nehan-sakura bloom in japan?
Finally. What I wanted to tell.
There are Yoshino cherry tree in famous cherry tree in Japan, but other cherry blossoms are not inferior.
Myoshoji-sakura cherry tree blooms on Nirvana Day one month late.
Myoshoji-sakura have a nickname called Nehan-sakura.
This is because the cherry blossoms bloom and peaks are around mid March.
Nirvana is the death of Buddha who is the founder of Buddhism.
The date of its death is set as the February 15th lunar calendar in Japan.
Since the solar calendar March 15 will be around February 15 days of the lunar calendar, this cherry tree that bloom at this time we were named Nehan-sakura.
It blooms from around 7th March. It peaks around 15th.
Flowers develop before the leaves.
The flowers are white, but slightly pink mixed.
Pink color stands out at the stage before flowering.
The flowers are slightly smaller than that of the Yoshino cherry tree.
This cherry tree is still cold and begins to bloom early in March. It is a time when the average temperature is about 10 degrees.
There is a characteristic that the temperature of breaking dormancy for the flower to bloom is low.
Therefore, it surely begins to bloom in early March when the temperature begins to rise.
The flowers might feel like not suitable for viewing from white small, but it is a strong scent with a very unique fragrance.
Myoshoji-sakura"Nehan-sakura" is a varieties discovered by the Myoshoji Temple Buddhist monk in Ehime prefectukre Shikoku.
Cherry blossom forecast will be in the news in Japan.
But that cherry tree is only one Yoshino cherry tree.
However, there are cherry blossoms with various characteristics in various parts of Japan.
Mosyoji-sakura is Blooming on Nirvana Day"Nehan" one month late.
Therefore, in Zentsuji in Shikoku Kagawa, we celebrated the birth of Kukai 1200 years and planted this cherry tree in a temple.
The Japanese look forward to seeing the cherry blossoms.
Not only does it feel the arrival of spring but also because it makes us feel like the seasons change from the appearance of blooming and scattering.
If you come to see Japanese cherry blossoms from a foreign country, I hope you enjoy the cherry blossoms of each land regardless of Yoshino cherry tree.
Nishi-Honganji is one of the World Heritage Sites in Japan. Guide the adjacent Koshoji Temple.
Japan's national anthem is Kimigayo. This is the song with the fewest characters.
My name's kaxtukei (克啓). I live in Kagawa (Japan). Born and raised, 28 years old. I'm Buddhist monk in Enryuji Temple. Nice to meet you.
My name's kaxtukei (克啓). I live in Kagawa (Japan). Born and raised, 28 years old. I'm Buddhist monk in Enryuji Temple.


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NGC 2294 is an elliptical galaxy within the constellation Gemini, discovered by George Johnstone Stoney on February 22, 1849. The visual magnitude is 14, and the apparent size is 0.8 by 0.4 arc minutes.

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SHOP SHOWCASE
John Van Horn
October 6 – December 16
The final Shop Showcase for 2017 is a collection of artwork by Helikon studio artist John Van Horn, opening Friday, October 6 from 6-10pm.
"Goodnight Sweet Prince" features dozens of original paintings, clayboards, and mixed media works alongside a selection of prints.
The artwork in "Goodnight Sweet Prince" is an exploration of medium and technique, with the intention of conveying mood rather than fully-formed concepts, encouraging viewers to read their own meaning into the work. John often presents melancholic imagery in contrast with a deliberate sense of humorous absurdity, poking fun at sorrow, adversity, and misfortune as a form of catharsis. In some cases, the work is purely visual experimentation, drawing influence from John's interest in science fiction, comic books, and film.
Check out John's profile on our website's studio directory or send us a DM or email for a preview of work. Reception is free and hosted alongside Dreamlogic in the main gallery.
ABOUT John Van Horn
John Van Horn was born in Colorado and currently works as a studio artist at Helikon. His art is primarily painting and drawing, focusing on illustrative portraiture, figurative work, and imaginative themes. When he isn't working in the studio, John is an avid book reader, film watcher, and fan of graphic novels.
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The entire Bible demonstrates effective educational techniques. The Old Testament gives us the grammar of His Story. The Gospels give us the understanding of His Story. The Epistles give the church the wise application of His laws and grace.
The Old Testament contains knowledge, also known as grammar—lists of laws, lists of communities, families, and individuals, and stories of tribes and individuals unable to save themselves. Then Jesus came to earth and explained that the purpose of all the lists, laws, and stories was for us to see Him.
Through parables He explained that all Old Testament knowledge only points to Him and our need for salvation. Then He left the Holy Spirit to instruct the Epistle writers and His followers, including us, on the specifics of wisely living out the lessons learned from the Old Testament stories in a way that reflects our understanding that He fulfills or completes every story.
The writing style and structure of the Old Testament is more appropriate for a young student than the deep logical arguments of Paul at the end of the Bible. Of course, all of Scripture is good, beautiful, and true for every student, but there is a definite progression of different literary styles that all curriculum developers should model.
The book of Deuteronomy is an incredible example of classical teaching techniques. It takes a set of rules (grammar), and repeats them over and over with just a slight difference every time they are retold. Memorizing Deuteronomy forces the mind to say the same verses over and over again, so we can "hide" the story in our hearts (Ps 119:11).
But once the stories of feasts, sacrifices, and rules are memorized, all the events and festivities of the Israelites take on a deeper meaning as does the law itself. We begin to understand that there is a lot of depth to the laws our forefathers impressed upon our hearts. We study how the Israelites lived them out. Failure, and then, success. Failure, and then, success.
Then Jesus comes to earth and important things happen at each feast that shows how He alone can fulfill the law and provide the sacrifice. Of course! We begin to understand that the Israelites couldn't obey with their own strength. Then we read Paul and realize neither can we obey. We deserve to be sacrificed at each feast, but Jesus substituted himself for us. And so with a wiser and happier heart, we can take the knowledge of God's word and His world, understand our place and His purpose for us, and wisely build a place for the Holy Spirit to dwell that bears much fruit.
The Lord has commanded all of us to grow in the grace and knowledge of Him, but He particularly instructs fathers to pass on their growing knowledge of God to their children. He has left the Spirit to equip us. He trusts us to raise godly children. He provided the church to nurture us, so we have resources when we are tired and confused or in trouble. Yet we don't believe that it is possible to provide every believer's child with a truly Christian education.


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About Port Blair
Port Blair, famously known to have been a prison during the British era, is the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar islands. It is the only city in the archipelago with airport connectivity. The beautiful city of Port Blair has a significant history and culture that you should definitely explore. Not to mention the stunning beaches and green expanses that envelop the island city. The flight tickets to Port Blair are a little on the expensive side, but you can always opt for ferry or ships as an alternative to reach the city.
Best time to visit Port Blair
Port Blair offers a different vibe in every season, making it one of the most interesting places to visit. The summer season from March to May are perfect for scuba diving. The weather is not too harsh compared to the other places in India. The sky is clear, as are the waters, making it a diver's Shangri-La. The temperatures during summer in Port Blair range between 28 degree Celsius and 30 degree Celsius, which is quite pleasant and bearable. Besides, the waters would be there to cool your senses.
October to February is yet another stretch of months that sees good weather in Port Blair. The winters are quite mild but pleasant with temperatures dwindling between 15 degree Celsius to 34 degree Celsius. The weather plus the clear skies make it the most favourable season to visit Port Blair. Many honeymooners and travellers choose this season to visit the lovely Andaman Islands and explore its beaches. The city is full of life with bustling markets and beaches. Getting cheap tickets to Port Blair during the peak season is going to be quite challenging. However, if you spend more time online to figure out a good flight deal to Port Blair, immediately take it up.
Monsoon is definitely not ideal for visiting Port Blair, especially if you're planning to visit via the sea route. The heavy rainfall would cause a lot of discomfort during your voyage. Even flights might get delayed owing to bad weather.
Places to visit in Port Blair
Cellular Jail, famously known as Kalapani, is easily one of the top tourist attractions of Port Blair. What makes this place famous is how it played as a gruelling prison during the Colonial era, the memorial celebrates the lives of freedom fighters who were imprisoned on the island. The historical relevance of the place draws a lot of attention, as does the intriguing landscape. While you're here, also ensure to check out the Japanese Bunker, a complex boasting the relics of World War II. The place certainly has made several contributions to the Indian as well as global history and is definitely worth a visit. Aside from historic sites, the place also has one of the biggest pilgrim sites with a massive Murugan Temple. The exquisite Dravidian-style architecture with deities nestled on the gopuram makes for quite an experience.
An interesting excursion would be to check out the Mangkutan village where you will be taken through the rubber plantation, which is the primary source of income for people residing in Port Blair. You should also add the Marina Park and Aquarium in your list of places to visit in Port Blair. It hosts over 350 marine species, including turtles and sharks.
Things to do in Port Blair
As a city on an island, much of the place is surrounded by pristine beaches and azure blue water touching the shores. You can take up beach hopping as a way to visit some of the finest beaches of Port Blair and its surrounding. Do add Ross and Smith Islands, Butler Bay Beach, Rutland Island, Parrot Island, Cinque Island and Karmatang beach in your list. These beautiful beaches will give you the best treatment with open waters and a calming breeze. If you wish to indulge in some water sports, which we do recommend you should, go over to Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex to make the most of your time on the island. From parasailing to banana boat rides, the complex would give you a bunch of water sports activities to choose from.
Corbyn's Cove is quite a sight for sore eyes. The quaint space with its pristine blue waters would keep you engaged. Not to mention how the coconut and palm trees lining the beach would further add more scenic beauty to your pictures. If the beaches have started to bore you and you wish to get an aerial view of the lovely island where Port Blair is located, then you should trek up to the Madhuban Ranges. It is located in the Mount Harriet National Park and is known to offer the best views of the city and island from atop.
Food and Restaurants in Port Blair
Being an island could mean barely any options for vegetarians. However, vegetarians don't have to worry about that in Port Blair. The famous Annapurna restaurant and Kattabomman restaurants, both offer amazing South Indian food at an affordable cost. You will find vegetarian Chinese dishes at these food institutions as well. As for the travellers who cannot wait to check out what the seafood platter in Port Blair restaurants consists, head straight to New Lighthouse restaurant located near Marina Park in the city. You will definitely not be disappointed by the food or the ambience. You also have Sinclair's Bayview resort with its sea-facing restaurant to visit. The place has cuisine ranging from local Port Blair speciality to continental spread.
The city also caters to honeymooners and has some lovely romantic setting to give them a splendid experience. Amaya Lounge Bar is one such place where the location will blow your mind and the food, your senses. The cuisine is friendly to all as it sells experience more than heavenly food. Speaking of a romantic setting, to make things more personal, you can opt to go to Bonova Cafe and Pub, which is located close to the Govind Nagar Beach. The place has an exquisite vibe and food so divine. Mandalay restaurant is also one such restaurant in Port Blair that faces the sea and offers top-rated food. Plus, the price is not too expensive so you can try more for less money.
How to reach Port Blair
Port Blair, being the capital of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, has a domestic airport, commercially known as Veer Savarkar Airport. The airport has great flight connectivity from Port Blair to major cities in India. In fact, there are direct flights from Port Blair to Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Vizag and Delhi. These are the only destinations in India from where you can find flights to Port Blair. As for the other cities, options of connecting flights and layovers would be the only way to reach Port Blair by flight. There are no international routes connected to Port Blair as there is provision for only domestic flights. Airlines such as Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir and Vistara have regular flights flying in and out of Port Blair. The closest cities to the Andaman Islands are Chennai, Vizag and Kolkata.
Reaching the island state from these three cities is known to be the easiest domestic route that can be taken. It barely takes 2.5 to 3 hours to reach Port Blair by flight from Chennai and Kolkata. However, if you are travelling from Delhi, the flight duration to Port Blair would easily take you 5 hours. International services to Port Blair are not allowed so travellers flying in from international routes will have to take a connecting flight to Port Blair. It is imperative that you carry your official documents and government papers as an international traveller. The airport conducts strict immigration checks to ensure non-natives do not enter unless the government gives them the green signal.
Interestingly, there are chopper services also available to reach Port Blair from Indian cities. Pawan Hans Helicopter Ltd. has dedicated chopper services transporting people to Port Blair from Chennai.
Various private and government ferries connect to Port Blair. You can find these ferries at the Chennai port as well as Vizag and Kolkata. Although reaching Port Blair from the sea is time-consuming, it does give you a different kind of experience, which is worth it. Out of the ships and ferry options, Chennai port is closer compared to Vizag and Kolkata, so it is recommended that you board your ships from here. Travelling by ship works perfectly if you are planning a long vacation. However, if the trip is time-bound, then you should opt to fly to Port Blair. The ship and ferry services connect to Port Blair and some of its famous islands such as Havelock, Neil Island and more.
For travellers opting ship and waterways as the medium of transport, it is recommended that you book your tickets 15 days in advance. You can make online bookings for your tickets to Port Blair as these government-owned as well as private ships have active online portals. At the same time, be abreast of the challenges that would come with travelling by sea. Many people tend to fall seasick, and this results in the whole trip being ruined. Be mindful and cautious before choosing ships.
About Kozhikode
Formerly known as Calicut, the city of Kozhikode is one of the major commercial cities in the Kerala state. After Kochi, Kozhikode is the second biggest commercial capital of Kerala with its extensive overseas businesses. Over the years, Kozhikode has been transformed into a modern city with traces of its traditional culture still intact. It is a proper city with quaint cafes, malls, and more importantly, a hub to some of the biggest educational institutions in India. From Indian Institute of Management (IIM) to National Institute of Technology, Kozhikode has illustrious colleges and universities.
The city is entirely developed with an international airport in place. Although it is located a little away from the city centre, the airport has a plethora of Indian and international airlines providing services. The flight connectivity to and from Kozhikode is excellent, making it one of the best in the country. It also caters to overseas flying.
Best time to visit Kozhikode
Kozhikode enjoys tropical weather, much like the rest of Kerala. The summers are scorching and the winters sublime. While the beaches look beautiful during summers as the blue waters taunt back, the winter season is the best time to visit Kozhikode. During winters, the temperature in Kozhikode drops to 14 degree Celsius, making it exceptionally tourist-friendly. You can pick up your swimming trunks and head straight to the waters without having to worry about heat strokes and dehydration. October to February is winter for Kozhikode and also the peak season. Beyond this, you will be roasted as the summer heats would be too much to handle.
As a tropical city, humidity is in the air, and it only rises exponentially during summers. In fact, the temperatures soar to 37 degree Celsius. Venturing out under the summer sun in Kozhikode would be uncomfortable. The heat would further prevent you from exploring or sightseeing. Flight tickets to Kozhikode during summer would be cheap as it is off-season. Even accommodations would be affordable so if you do plan to take a trip, book yourself a luxury hotel in Kozhikode.
Places to visit in Kozhikode
Thikkoti Light House
As a coastal spot, there are many lighthouses in Kerala. Kozhikode also has a majestic lighthouse going by the name Thikkoti. Perched atop a small hill touching the Arabian Sea in the Thikkoti village, the lighthouse has been attracting tourists since its inception. The structure is at an elevated terrain which is said to be the remains of a shipwreck. The setting is so beautiful, especially from the top of the lighthouse.
Kozhikode Beach
Kozhikode Beach is one of the most popular and tourist's favourite. The beach's vibe is extremely relaxed and perfect for travellers who wish to unwind from the long day of sightseeing. The beach is known to offer a visual spectacle with the sky turning into various colours during sunset. Plus, it is only 1 km away from the railway station.
Beypore is actually a shipbuilding port as well as a fishing harbour. One of the major reasons why you should add this to your list of places to visit in Kozhikode is because you will get to see how ships are built as well as get to see the busy fisherman head to the seas and return with delicious fish. Beypore is an important port in the West coast of India as not only does it build ships but is also essential for commercial purposes.
Thali Temple
The Thali Temple is another major tourist attraction in Kozhikode with pilgrims visiting to seek blessings from the deity. The temple is built to honour Lord Shiva, and a Shivalunga measuring about 2 ft is nestled perfectly within the premise. It is believed to be one of the oldest temples, and the sheer beauty lies in the simplicity with which it has been constructed.
Calicut Planetarium
Kozhikode has a Planetarium which will take you through some mysteries of the universe while you rest on a reclining chair. The place has a capacity of 250 visitors and is located close to the new bus stand. The Calicut Planetarium is always full with many visitors who are astronomy enthusiasts.
Things to do in Kozhikode
Drench yourself under the Kozhippara Falls
Located on the outskirts of Kakkadampoyli are the gorgeous Kozhippara Falls. Not only can you make a day of it as you hike through the trails, but you can also sit under the waterfall and relax.
Check out the Thusharagiri Falls
Nestled in the Western Ghats is the beautiful Thusharagiri waterfall. It is a little away from the main city, and you will have to trek towards the Lakkidi Ghat to reach the falls. It is quite the tourist spot in Kozhikode as many trekkers who would like to engage in outdoor activities. There are three waterfalls in the area which make quite the spectacle.
Hit the Sweet Street
There is a street in Kozhikode popular for the sweet savouries that they prepare. In fact, it is called Mithai Theravu, which translates to Sweet Street. It is actually one of the busiest streets in Kozhikode for all the right reasons. Pamper yourself with an array of delicious sweets and give yourself a sugar rush.
Watch shows at the Sargaalaya Kerala Arts
An art patron would be very much invested in the cultural heritage of Kerala. If you're one of them, then you should head to the Sargaalaya Kerala Arts which is an initiative undertaken by the Department of Tourism to promote and preserve the affluent art and culture of the state. While you're here, d check out the gorgeous backwaters that play a perfect setting for the place.
Food and Restaurants in Kozhikode
Kozhikode's food culture is a melange of Arab flavours interspersed with Indian culinary. It is known to be a foodie's hub as everyone here is enthused by the art of cooking with an acumen for exemplary cooking. The city has a unique take on culinary which is famously known as Mapilla cuisine with fish as the staple meat. The city is a foodie's paradise, and the more you try to explore, the more you'll be lost in the blissful flavours. Even though Kochi is known to have a thriving culinary scene, it is Kozhikode's flavourful food that takes the cake. You will be amazed by the exquisite food culture of the city.
Kozhikode's Paragon restaurant in Kannur Road is a haven for a biryani aficionado. The subtle mix of spices will leave you in a happy daze. Not to mention the Sulaimani tea that will go perfectly with the food. At Sagar restaurant sells delicious fish curry with pathiri which should definitely be tried. Then you have Zain's Hotel, a hotel run by women who have perfected the Mapilla cuisine. The Bombay Hotel in Silk Street also has some fantastic snacky fast food that will go down well with you. To indulge in something savoury, you can head to Maharaja Sweets where you'll find some exciting desserts like sticky halwa made from flour, jaggery and coconut oil.
How to reach Kozhikode (Transportation)
Kozhikode's airport has tremendously good connectivity with domestic cities as well as international destinations. Karipur airport, famously known as Calicut International Airport is about 23 km away from the city centre but has great internal network. There are numerous flights to and from Kozhikode flying to major cities such as Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kochi, Hyderabad and more. The best part about Kozhikode airport is that it also caters to international flights. The city's airport serves flights to Middle Eastern countries as there are international routes from Kozhikode that connect the city to foreign countries. With such impeccable flight connectivity to Kozhikode, travelling to the city is quite comfortable and convenient. You can book your flights to Kozhikode online and get some great flight deals in the process.
Kozhikode also has its own railway station which connects the city to various states and metropolitans. You can find trains going to Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mangalore, Kochi and more. A plethora of express trains and mails are available, some that cross the city and others with Kozhikode as the last stop. The station is also within the city limits, making travelling tad bit more manageable. You can easily travel within the city as there are transport facilities available right outside the Kozhikode station. In fact, you can book a hotel in Kozhikode which is in the proximity of the railway station. Some affordable hotel rooms are available near the railway station.
The road connectivity to and from Kozhikode to other major cities is also impressive. The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation have private as well as government-run buses which connect the city to Mangalore, Chennai, Coimbatore, Bangalore, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram and more. The big concern that comes from road transport is extensive travel hours. You will end up investing a lot of time on a bus when travelling from Kozhikode to other cities. However, some buses run in the day as well as night so you can pick a convenient option.
About Calicut Airport
The Calicut International Airport, which is also acknowledged as Karipur airport, serves the Kozhikode and Malappuram districts in the state of Kerala. The international airport enables flight connectivity to the Malabar region of Kerala. The Calicut International Airport is 25 km from the town of Malappuram and about 26 km from Kozhikode. The airport is recognised as the 11th busiest airport in the country, concerning overall passenger traffic. It is also known to be the third busiest airport in the state of Kerala, following Thiruvananthapuram and Kochi. The Calicut International Airport received its international airport stature in 2006. The airport is also known to be the only airport in Kerala with a tabletop runway. There are only three tabletop runway in India after the Calicut Airport - Lengpui Airport and Mangalore Airport. The Calicut Airport serves as the base for Air India Express which has services of the Hajj Pilgrimage, flying to Jeddah and Medina from Kozhikode. The airport also serves as a focus city to airlines such as Air India, Indigo and SpiceJet.
About Calicut Airport Terminals
The Kozhikode Calicut International Airport has two passenger terminals supporting international and domestic airlines. One terminal is dedicated to domestic airlines that offer regional flights to travel within the country. The terminal is a single level which takes care of the arrivals as well as departures of passengers. It also caters to Air India Express, which operates from the airport. The departure and arrivals space in the domestic terminal has restaurants, shops, executive and VIP lounges and other services too. Meanwhile, the terminal also has nine check-in counters, six customs counters, 12 immigration counters and five security booths. The international terminal has two levels. The ground level is reserved for the arrival and departure halls. The space also caters to a bunch of amenities including, cafes, restaurants, shops, duty-free establishments and more. The first floor of the international terminal comes with a port lounge and a VIP lounge. The port lounge is basically for the economy class while the VIP one is reserved for the first-class ticket holders. There are about 23 check-in counters, 42 immigration booths, five customs counters and three security checks.
About airport authority
The Airport Authority of India, famous known by its abbreviation AAI, owns and serves the Calicut International Airport. AAI has worked tremendously on bettering the Calicut International Airport and has managed to put it on the map of busy airports in India. Thanks to the statutory body's intervention helped bring back some international airlines to the airport, including services of the Boeing 777-200LR and Boeing 777-300ER. Over the years, the airport has witnessed tremendous development and expansion.
Top airlines flying from Calicut Airport
Calicut International Airport has good connectivity to some of the cities in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Majorly, the Calicut airport has airlines operating to reach domestic cities such as Bangalore, Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai, as metro stations. Aside from these, cities such as Kannur, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram and Agatti see flights from the Calicut International Airport. There are a few domestic and international airlines that fly from the airport. Airlines such as Air India, Alliance Air, IndiGo and SpiceJet, operate from the Calicut International Airport. Some of these domestic airlines also have international journeys on their calendar. Air India's Air India Express has flights to cities in Kerala as well as international cities such as Abu Dhabi, Doha, Dubai, Kuwait, Sharjah, Riyadh and more.
International airlines that fly from the Calicut International Airport include Air Arabia, Air India Express, Emirates, Etihad Airways, flydubai, Flynas, Gulf Air, Jazeera Airways, Oman Air, Qatar Airways, SalamAir and Saudia. A majority of airports in the state of Kerala have direct flights to Middle Eastern countries. Since a lot of demand is prevalent for Middle Eastern cities in Kerala, airlines from the said countries operate from Kerala as well. Air India Express specifically has an operating base with services to Medina and Jeddah from the Calicut International Airport. The cities host the Hajj Pilgrimage and hence, see a lot of demand from pilgrims during the holy seasons.
Facilities at the Calicut Airport
WiFi - The airport terminal has an excellent WiFi connection. You can find details of the same at the check-in counter. The airport's domestic and international terminals both have a good connection. A domestic phone number would be required to log in to the WiFi network. They are available for free.
Special assistance - The Calicut International Airport also caters to services for personal assistance, especially for senior citizens, expectant mothers and physically disabled passengers. There is specific special assistance that you can acquire at the information desk. Informing the airlines about the special requests for wheelchairs or personal assistance can be demanded as well. Each airline has skilled professionals who are trained for these services.
ATMs and forex - There are ATM kiosks and foreign exchange booths present at regular intervals at the airport. To ensure that required liquid currency can be accessed, the airport has brought about a good number of ATM kiosks and currency exchange booths. They are available at the departure and arrival zones of international and domestic terminals.
Prayer rooms - Multi-faith rooms to observe prayers have also been made available at the airport. The Calicut Airport has dedicated rooms that are available at both, departure and arrival terminals. The rooms can also be used for meditation purposes. There are religious books of multi-faith available in the room as well.
Post office - The good part about the airport is how they have postal services as well. In case there is a sudden necessity to post a letter or important documents, it can be arranged at the airport. They are available close to the domestic and international terminals.
Baggage - The airport has several services pertaining to baggage. There are trolley services available at the Calicut International Airport. They can be found at regular intervals outside and within the airport premise. You can find them at the international and domestic terminals.
Restaurants and cafes - There are many restaurants and cafes present at the airport complex. You can find some of the food establishments at the arrival and departure zones. Plus, there are some quick snacks and beverages joints available at the check-in areas too. There are dedicated food courts and also decent restaurants that can be found in the lounge area.
Internet cafes - In case you need to send important emails or work on some projects at the airport, there is an internet cafe installed at the airport. Even though the WiFi services are available, you can get hold of a computer system at the airport and work on professional projects.
Lounges - The airport provides lounge services as well. Since it is an international airport, there are VIP lounges as well as premium lounge authorised by AAI. Some of the lounge services have spas, showers, hotel rooms for in-transit passengers, upscale restaurants and great hospitality.
How to reach Calicut Airport
The closest railway station is the Feroke railway station from the Calicut Airport. The station is about 18 km away from the airport and is connected to many important cities close to Kozhikode. Meanwhile, the Kozhikode Railway Station, located about 28 km away from the Calicut Airport, is also well-connected. The station is connected to various major Indian cities as well as within Kerala. There are taxi cabs and bus services available from the railway station to the airport. In case you are travelling from within the state and need to reach Calicut Airport, the best route would be to opt for the Kozhikode Railway Station.
The state also has buses operated by the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation, to help with connection to the airport. They service FlyBus, which is a low-floor AC bus that shuttles between the main city of Kozhikode and the airport. The bus is a perfect mode of transport to use if you have to reach Calicut International Airport. These services are cheap and perfect for budget travellers who need to save money. Plus, they are quite convenient too. You can find these buses in Kozhikode, Palakkad, Malappuram, to name a few cities. The Calicut International Airport is situated on the National Highway 966 and is further joined by National Highway 66 at Ramanattukara. Both the national highways are located at a distance of 2.3 km and 8 km from the airport. The highways further connect Calicut International Airport to Kozhikode, Malappuram. Wayanad, Coimbatore, Kannur, Thrissur and Palakkad.
About Calicut
Calicut or Kozhikode, is a principal town and the second largest urban agglomeration in the state of Kerala, after Kochi. The city is the 20th largest populated in India with a population of 2 million, as recorded in the 2011 census. Kozhikode's fame comes from its plethora of spice industry. The city is also known as the City of Spices as it catered as an important trading point for Indian spices. Kozhikode or Calicut is recognised as the second-best city to reside in India with respect to the economics research as conducted by the firm Indicus Analytics in 2009. They have accumulated data on residences, investments and earnings to form the ranking. Predominantly, the city features a tropical monsoon climate and witnesses two periods of showers in a year.
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Logan Hicks is a New York-based stencil artist whose work explores the dynamics of the urban environment. Originally a screenprinter, Logan's work has gained notoriety due to his ability to capture the sometimes mundane cycle of city life in a haunting, yet refined way with his hand-sprayed stencils.
Stenciling started as a substitution for screenprinting, but quickly morphed into Logan's medium of choice. A perfect union was conceived by spraypainting stencils his subjects: the dirty and gritty nature of the spraypaint thoroughly depicted the decay of the city while the muted shine of metallic paint mirrored the faint glimmer of hope and life within it. It is this symbiotic relationship with the city that fuels his work.
With his photorealistic style, Logan draws a parallel between the cold, harsh city and a warm, vibrant organism. It is alive; a breathing creature where the ebb and flow of people washing over its sidewalks act as cells circulating through its veins. Buildings block passageways, walls block views, doors hide openings. The outside world is effectively shut out while the city creates its own reality. Confined spaces on subways, honeycomb living structures; it is a labyrinth of working systems limited only by its border, its 'skin'.
Logan uses his art to explore the microcosm in which he is a cell, just part of a whole. The nuances of city life that epitomize the urban existence are what he dwells upon.
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