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In the first week of October, the company announced daily flights on this route in the winter months ahead, but in the last week of October, from 26 to 31.10 October, the company will operate between Paris and Zagreb 3 times a week (Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays). as we announced earlier, they report from Croatian Aviation. In the announcement of the winter flight schedule, on October 02, Air France announced daily flights on the Paris-Zagreb route. As of November 01, Air France offers 5 flights a week on this route, daily except Tuesdays and Sundays. On the Paris-Zagreb route, E190 aircraft with a capacity of 100 passengers in this carrier’s fleet will operate in November. Air France is extremely crucial because it has a strong network of destinations throughout Europe, which provides passengers from Zagreb with a large number of connections via Paris to further destinations in Europe and the world, and vice versa. read more

Indonesia is aiming to double gas production over the next 10 years to 12,300 million cubic feet per day (mmscfd) as it sets sights on becoming one of the top global gas exporters with major projects in the pipeline.The government’s Upstream Oil and Gas Regulatory Special Task Force (SKK Migas) said in a statement on March 4 that two developments last year “added optimism” to Indonesia’s goal of becoming a leading gas producer. He was referring to the resumption of a stalled gas project at the offshore Masela Block and the discovery of a giant gas reserve at the Sakakemang Block in South Sumatra. However, major oil and gas players told The Jakarta Post that SKKMigas was still in talks with stakeholders over how to achieve the target. Topics : SKKMigas itself has an ambitious oil production target of 1 million barrels per day (bpd) by 2030. The target, which is 1.3 times bigger than last year’s production rate of 746,000 bpd, harks back to the Indonesian oil and gas industry’s golden age in the 1980s, when oil production was above 1 million bpd and the country was a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).In comparison to the SKKMigas target, the General National Energy Planning road map – the regulatory guide for Indonesia’s energy transition – projects oil and gas production rates to reach a much lower 667 bpd and 5,808 mmscfd respectively by 2030. Last year’s production rates were higher than the two figures.Furthermore, Energy and Mineral Resources Ministry data shows that oil and gas investments to Indonesia last year fell 7 percent short of the US$13.4 billion annual target.Nevertheless, Indonesia is developing two new LNG facilities that will enable higher LNG exports. Aside from Inpex’s Masela plant, British Petroleum (BP) is developing the Tangguh Train 3 in West Papua, which is expected to produce 3.8 million tons of LNG each year. The two facilities would double Indonesia’s LNG production capacity to 33.1 million tons each year by 2027.SKKMigas noted that, of the total 2,025 billion British thermal (Bbtu) units of LNG piped in Indonesia last year, 508 Bbtu was sold domestically and 1,417 Bbtu was exported, mostly to China, Japan, South Korea, Thailand and Taiwan. “Asia is expected to remain the dominant region [for long-term LNG demand] in the decades to come, with South and Southeast Asia generating more than half of the increased demand,” Dutch energy giant Shell wrote in its latest LNG Outlook report. In May 2019, Indonesia concluded an 18-year negotiation with Japan’s Inpex Corp over developing a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Masela, which will produce 9.5 million tons of LNG each year. Four months later, Spain’s Repsol announced the discovery of an estimated 2 trillion cubic feet (tcf) gas reserve in Sakakemang – the third-largest discovery in the Asia-Pacific last year.SKKMigas head Dwi Soetjipto said in the statement that the gas would be used “to improve the competitiveness of domestic industries and to create an opportunity for Indonesia to once again become a leading LNG supplier to the world”.Read also: Oil and gas players dedicate 2019 for the long-haul Boosting domestic gas production and exports is one of Indonesia’s many strategies to turn around the country’s gaping oil and gas trade deficit that remains a key vulnerability. The deficit reached $1.18 billion in January, up 2.8 times from the previous year, Statistics Indonesia (BPS) data show.“The vision of 12,300 mmscfd by 2030 is a challenging one, and it will require considerable effort, collaboration and investment on the part of the industry and the government to achieve this,” said Gary Selbie, country manager for Premier Oil Indonesia, the country’s seventh-largest gas producer last year, on March 6.He said industry stakeholders had conducted preliminary discussions on meeting the goal. They also planned several meetups in the coming months to create a detailed road map to help achieve the target.Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA) executive director Marjolijn “Meity” Wajong told the Post on March 7 that SKKMigas had not yet engaged with the IPA over the plan but that it would do so in the near future.“Basically, we welcome the plan to increase production as long as we can figure out how to ensure good project economics,” she said.Read also: Indonesia projects lower oil and gas production amid low investment read more

Alexandre Lacazette reveals Unai Emery’s message to Arsenal players before Napoli win Advertisement Metro Sport ReporterFriday 19 Apr 2019 8:10 amShare this article via facebookShare this article via twitterShare this article via messengerShare this with Share this article via emailShare this article via flipboardCopy link451Shares Comment Emery named an attacking line up and was pleased to be rewarded (Picture: Getty)‘Here we showed the players have the habit to play matches against good teams, good players, good atmosphere like here. We wanted more possession and to control the match with the ball.‘We didn’t do all I wanted but in the positioning, above all in the first half, we were very good. We pressed well against them, they want to win back possession with combinations. We did big pressing against them and were in their box on a lot of moments, [creating] the possibility to score.‘Our objective today was to score, we did that, and after also to win and think to do one step, being consistent in 90 minutes.’More: Arsenal FCArsenal flop Denis Suarez delivers verdict on Thomas Partey and Lucas Torreira movesThomas Partey debut? Ian Wright picks his Arsenal starting XI vs Manchester CityArsene Wenger explains why Mikel Arteta is ‘lucky’ to be managing Arsenal Lacazette’s first-half free-kick set up an excellent win for Arsenal (Picture: Getty)And Lacazette has now revealed that the Spanish coach was eager for his side to play attacking, front-foot football rather than just sit on their first-leg lead.AdvertisementAdvertisementADVERTISEMENT‘The manager wanted us to score, he knew it was going to be difficult for Napoli to score four goals,’ the striker explained to RMC Sport after the game.More: FootballRio Ferdinand urges Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to drop Manchester United starChelsea defender Fikayo Tomori reveals why he made U-turn over transfer deadline day moveMikel Arteta rates Thomas Partey’s chances of making his Arsenal debut vs Man City‘Everyone was supportive. We could have played better, done better with the ball, but we’re not going to complain.’Emery was pleased with how the side carried out his plan, saying: ‘I’m very proud of my players, very proud of our work. The Frenchman scored the only goal in an accomplished away performance (Picture: Getty)Alexandre Lacazette says Unai Emery told his Arsenal players to attack from the off and bag an away goal as he masterminded the side’s excellent Europa League win over Napoli.The north Londoners travelled to Naples with a two-goal first-leg lead and, after seeing off a few scares from the hosts, went ahead on the night through Lacazette’s excellent free-kick.Emery named a bold starting XI for the game, pairing the French striker with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for the first time in an away game since February. Advertisement read more

Economy,  Education,  Infrastructure,  PAsmart,  Press Release,  Workforce Development Harrisburg, PA – Today, Governor Tom Wolf announced the Indiana County Technology Center (ICTC) will receive funding to construct a workforce training hub for students from kindergarten through college.“This exciting project will allow for a unique comprehensive training facility for students of all ages and learning levels,” Governor Wolf said. “Workforce training is a key goal of my administration and projects such as the ICTC represent an excellent opportunity for students to get the training they need to find successful careers in Pennsylvania.”The ICTC was approved for a $750,000 grant to renovate and expand its facility to create a 25,000-square-foot workforce training hub for students in kindergarten through college. The new building will include the addition of a satellite campus of the Westmoreland County Community College (WCCC) and the Central Allegheny Challenger Learning Center. Additionally, the project will include cross-programming, cross-certification, and other degree opportunities through the WCCC, the Central Allegheny Challenger Learning Center, and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. The project aligns with the Wolf Administration’s workforce development goals by providing necessary workforce training.“This project will provide students throughout Indiana County with new educational opportunities and help develop the skilled workforce that is so desperately needed throughout our region,” said Senator Donald White. “This funding will allow the project to quickly move forward at no direct cost to ICTC, the Indiana County School Districts that send students there, and ultimately local taxpayers.”Supported through the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP), funding will support critical expansion projects, some of which will provide opportunities for additional economic development. August 24, 2018 Wolf Administration Announces Construction of Workforce Training Hub at Indiana County Technology Center SHARE Email Facebook Twitter read more

Donald R. Boone, age 80, of Metamora, Indiana died Tuesday, September 12, 2017 at the home of his daughter in Brookville.Born October 7, 1936 in Rushville, Indiana he was the son of the late Harley & Alma (Swanson) Boone. On March 3, 1956 he and the former Emma Jean Jolliff were united in marriage, and she preceded him in death on March 1, 2002. Donald was a member of the Metamora Church of God. In his leisure time he enjoyed being outdoors, tinkering on lawnmowers, and spending time with his family.Survivors include five children; Donna Roberts, Robin (Tom) Simpson, Robert “Bob” Boone, Penny Metcalf, Billie Jo (Jeff) Brown all of Brookville, Indiana; a sister, Darlene (Steve) Finch of New Castle, Indiana; 8 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild..Besides his parents and wife, Emma Jean, he was preceded in death by two grandchildren, Stanley Roberts & Darrell Travis Maxie, two sons-in-law, Delbert Roberts & Jody Metcalf, as well as four brothers, Omer, Phillip, Walter, and Daryl Keith Boone.Family & friends may visit from 4 until 8:00 P.M. on Thursday, September 14, 2017 at Phillips & Meyers Funeral Home, 1025 Franklin Ave., Brookville.Pastor Wayne Ison of the Metamora Church of God, will officiate the Funeral Services on Friday, September 15, 2017, 11:00 A.M. at Phillips & Meyers Funeral Home. Burial will then follow in Maple Grove Cemetery in Brookville. Memorial Contributions may be directed to Metamora Church of God or the American Cancer Society.Phillips & Meyers Funeral Home is honored to serve the Boone family, to sign the online guest book or send personal condolences please visit www.phillipsandmeyers.com . read more

RelatedPosts Barca president Bartomeu says he won’t go to war anymore with Messi Messi scores twice in Barca friendly Messi becomes football’s second billionaire + Top 10 Lionel Messi has admitted on the back of his sixth Ballon d’Or triumph that “retirement is approaching”, but the Argentine hopes to enjoy “many more years” at the top and says Barcelona have nothing to worry about when it comes to his future.That will come as a relief to those at Camp Nou, with it having already been revealed that an all-time great has an exit clause in his current contract.There has been no suggestion that it will be triggered, with Messi continuing to be a talismanic presence for the reigning La Liga champions.His efforts have once again seen him recognised as the finest player on the planet, with the 32-year-old now boasting one more Golden Ball than eternal rival Cristiano Ronaldo, and there has been no sign of him slowing down.Messi is, however, aware that he is closer to the end of his career than the start, with there an acceptance that the day will come when he is forced to hang up his boots and bring an iconic era in modern football to a close.He told reporters at a star-studded Ballon d’Or ceremony in Paris: “I’m aware of how old I am.“And I enjoy these moments so much because I know that retirement is approaching. Time flies.”Messi was quick to counter those comments by reiterating that he has no plans to walk away from football any time soon.He added: “I hope, God willing, that I keep playing for many more year.“I’m now 32, though, and will be 33 at the end of the season, so, as I said, everything depends on how I feel physically.“Right now I feel better than ever on a physical and a personal level, and I hope I can go on for a lot longer.” Tags: Lionel Messi read more

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is set to make his third Norwegian signing with Molde striker Jo Inge Berget due to complete his move to the club on Friday. “He knows the way I want to play – he’s strong, intelligent, smart. He scored against England in the Under-21 European Championships and will do well for us,” said Solskjaer of the 23-year-old, ahead of Saturday’s FA Cup fourth-round match against Bolton. Another man expected to complete a move to Cardiff is Manchester United winger Wilfried Zaha. The 21-year-old has made just four appearances for the Red Devils this season, one of which came in the Community Shield win over Wigan. A move to Cardiff would allow the England cap to gain regular first-team action, but Solskjaer insisted, contrary to reports, that the player has not had a medical. “You have to ask Manchester United,” said the Bluebirds boss. “He is a Manchester United player. I cannot comment about players who are not Cardiff players. Nothing has been concluded.” Press Association Solskjaer has already brought in midfielders Magnus Wolff Eikrem and Mats Moller Daehli from Heerenveen and Molde respectively. Berget, who like Eirkem and Daehli shares an agent with Solskjaer, was out of contract with Molde in the summer and is expected to put pen to paper on his Cardiff deal on Friday, after undergoing a medical on Thursday evening. read more

Schmidt has backed England to threaten across the fast-approaching World Cup, as much thanks to their midfield blend as anything else. “They’ve put together some really nice plays, particularly from set-piece,” said Schmidt. “Then you throw in a guy like (Alex) Goode who has got so many skills, where he put in the little cross-kick for Jonny May. So I really do think it’s a nice balance for them. “They’ve got enough guys who are ball-players and they’ve got enough guys who can get you over the gain-line. “Sometimes if it’s all ball-players and there’s just a wall in front of you, you play away and go nowhere. So sometimes you just need someone who will win you a collision and put you back on the front foot. “I think they’ve got a really good mix of that.” Joe Schmidt believes England boast “a nice balance” to their World Cup midfield options, despite question marks still hanging over Stuart Lancaster’s strongest inside-back division. Ireland boss Schmidt hailed England counterpart Lancaster for balancing power and finesse across his selections at centre and fly-half ahead of the two sides meeting at Twickenham on Saturday. Fleet-footed Jonathan Joseph has vowed to forge a formidable centre partnership with blunt-force specialist Brad Barritt against Ireland, while Owen Farrell and George Ford are still battling it out for the starting fly-half berth. Schmidt appeared nonplussed when quizzed on England’s midfield conundrum, claiming by including Sam Burgess and Exeter’s Henry Slade Lancaster has rounded out his squad in style. “Jonathan Joseph was saying in the week that they will be a really good combination because Barritt’s the direct strongman and he’ll use footwork and acceleration,” said Schmidt. “I think if you slotted Sam Burgess in there you could say he’s the direct powerhouse and that Joseph still has the footwork. “Where Joseph’s got the footwork I think Slade’s got class, his ability to distribute. He’s still got a good change-up to carry but he’s got good kicking skills as well, s o they can vary up their midfield as they need to. “I’m just happy they are not in our pool.” England will launch their World Cup bid on home soil by taking on Fiji at Twickenham on Friday, September 19. Ireland will open their Pool D account against Canada in Cardiff the following day, with Schmidt and Lancaster’s men contesting the final warm-up battle this weekend. Rugby League convert Burgess has been pitched in despite just half a season of union with Bath, with Exeter’s fast-developing playmaker Slade also sneaking into the final 31. Press Association read more

QPR 1 Aston Villa 1Richard Dunne’s injury-time own goal gave QPR a point – and their first goal at Loftus Road since returning to the Premier League.Rangers, down to 10 men after the 90th-minute sending-off of Armand Traore, looked set to suffer a controversial defeat until Stephen Warnock’s clearance from Heidar Helguson’s low cross hit Dunne and went in.AdChoices广告Barry Bannan’s hotly disputed penalty had given Aston Villa, who remain unbeaten in the league this season, a 57th-minute lead.Referee Michael Oliver pointed to the spot following Traore’s slight tug of Gabriel Agbonlahor’s shirt, but later gave Alan Hutton the benefit of the doubt after Shaun Derry’s header from Adel Taarabt’s corner struck the Villa defender’s arm.Rangers dominated most of the first half and went close to going ahead after only six minutes, when Taarabt turned away from Stiliyan Petrov and sent a curling 25-yard shot against the post.Jay Bothroyd headed wide from a Joey Barton free-kick and then served up an excellent cross from the right only for Barton to miscue at the far post.Having been a virtual spectator, R’s keeper Paddy Kenny produced a fine save to prevent his team falling behind a minute before the break, diving to his left to claw away Bannan’s free-kick.It was a sign of things to come as Villa were much more effective after the restart and almost scored when Fabian Delph shot wide after drifting behind the QPR defence to collect Bannan’s pass.Rangers were fortunate on that occasion but luck was certainly not on their side when Oliver handed Bannan the chance to score his first Premier League goal.There was no obvious foul when Agbonlahor failed to connect with Warnock’s left-wing cross, but Traore’s contact with the Villa forward was enough for Oliver to award a spot-kick.As with his earlier free-kick, Bannan put his penalty to Kenny’s left but this time managed to place it beyond his reach.It was tough on Rangers but a consequence of their failure to take their chances.Just as against Newcastle in their previous home match, Neil Warnock’s men struggled to make the most of their possession and Bothroyd was unable to find his elusive first goal for the club.With England manager Fabio Capello watching at Loftus Road, Bothroyd will regard his first-half header wide as an opportunity missed in more ways than one.Capello is expected to recall Shaun Wright-Phillips to the international fold, although the former Manchester City man was not as influential as in his previous games for Rangers.But Bothroyd’s England chances probably didn’t improve despite some decent hold-up play, and DJ Campbell made an impact when he replaced him midway through the second half.Campbell knocked the ball down to Wright-Phillips, whose shot was superbly tipped away by keeper Shay Given.That lifted Rangers and they should have had a penalty when Hutton handled in the box. They again appealed in vain when substitute Tommy Smith’s cross struck Hutton’s arm, although that time it was purely accidental.When Traore, yellow-carded after conceding the penalty, fouled Marc Albrighton and was dismissed for a second bookable offence, Villa looked home and dry.But Rangers did not give up and Dunne, who has scored more own goals than any other top-flight player, came to their rescue in the final seconds. read more

Their latest victory came against Meath, whom they beat 5-10 to 2-10 at Sean Treacy Park, Tipperary Town.Shane Ronayne’s side have won all four of their league outings this season.