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Episode number: 3x4
Airdate: Tuesday October 13th, 1970
Director: Robert M. Lewis
Writer: William Bast
Jo Van Fleet
As Annie Crabtree
Ron Hayes
As George McKenna
Ed Gilbert
As Fred Simpson (as Edmund Gilbert)
Barbara Boles
As Doris McKenna
Hank Jones (1)
As Herbie (Herbie Hughes)
Cindy Eilbacher
As Sally (Sally Sanders)
Jewel Blanch
As Luanne (Luanne McKenna)
Peter Brocco
As Mr. Vlachos
Stu Nahan
As TV Reporter
Joseph V. Perry
As Joe (as Joseph Perry)
Byron Morrow
As Bill Maxwell
Lindsay Workman
As Harrison
Michael Cole
As Pete Cochran
Clarence Williams III
As Linc Hayes
Peggy Lipton
As Julie Barnes
Tige Andrews
As Capt. Adam Greer
|• Creator
|Buddy Ruskin
|• Developer
|Tony Barrett  | Sammy Hess  | Harve Bennett
|• Executive Producer
|Aaron Spelling  | Danny Thomas
|• Producer
|Harve Bennett
|• Associate Producer
|Richard Newton
|• Casting
|Harvey Clermont
|• Music
|Earle Hagen
|• Music Editor
|Ken Johnson (5)
|• Hairstylist
|Joyce Morrison
|• Make-up
|Howard Smit
|• Set Decorator
|Donald E. Webb
|• Property Master
|Bob Henderson
|• Construction Coordinator
|Gordon Kirschbaum
|• Director of Photography
|Fleet Southcott
|• Stunt Coordinator
|Ronnie Rondell, Jr.
|• Production Supervisor
|Jerry Jameson
|• Art Director
|William J. Creber
|• Production Manager
|Al Kraus
|• Sound Editor
|John D. Hall
|• Special Effects
|Joe Lombardi
|• Executive Story Editor
|Rita Lakin
|• Film Editor
|Hugh Chaloupka
|• Assistant Director
|Phil Bondelli
|• Sound Engineer
|John Speak
|• Production Executive
|Ronald Jacobs
|• Continuity
|Doris Deherdt
|• Men's Costumer
|Mike Howard (1)
|• Technical Advisor
|Buddy Ruskin
|• Editorial Supervisor
|Elby Cuniberti
|• Costumes
|Madeline Sylos  | W.T. Zacha
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|• Casting Supervisor
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Movie review: 'The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey'
The proper title of J.R.R. Tolkien's 1937 illustrated children's book is "The Hobbit, or There and Back Again." But in the first installment of Peter Jackson's thunderously busy and intricately detailed new trilogy, "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," so much time is spent laying groundwork and introducing multiple characters and plotlines that the motley pilgrims of the tale don't even make it "there," much less "back again."
Comprising approximately the first six chapters of Tolkien's 19-chapter tome, "An Unexpected Journey" clocks in at just under three hours. (Subsequent films, "The Desolation of Smaug" and "There and Back Again," will complete the story.) And while this epic-sized opening sports all the large-tableaux spectacle and deeply textured, minute detail upon detail that distinguished Jackson's vision in the three "Lord of the Rings" movies (thanks to his New Zealand-based team of production designers, art directors, costumers, makeup artists and CGI wizards), the film seems decidedly slow getting off the mark.
It opens in Middle-earth's quaint Shire where we meet the slightly fuddy-duddy Hobbit Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman, low-keyed and likable), whose pastoral peace is interrupted in a grand appearance by the wizard Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen, wise and wily). Gandalf is there to recruit the reluctant Bilbo for a mysterious mission, and before he knows it Bilbo finds his tidy underground cottage overrun with 13 rowdy, roguish Dwarves (a comic sequence that drags on far too long).
Unable to resist the entreaties of Gandalf or the rough challenge of the Dwarves' smoldering leader, Thoren Oakenshield (brusque Richard Armitage), Bilbo finds himself swept up in a quest to reclaim the lost Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor and its massive heaps of gold from the fearsome dragon Smaug.
This begins the unexpected journey that will take the pilgrims into the Wild, through treacherous territories teeming with hideously disfigured Orcs and Goblins, snarling Wargs and humongous spiders, grizzled Sorcerers and a mysterious death figure known as the Necromancer.
It's here that clues to how Jackson (and co-writers Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens and Guillermo del Toro) are managing to expand Tolkien's simple story and pedestrian prose into three heroic films. In one instance, as the travelers are trekking along a craggy cliff in the Misty Mountains, the gnarly boulders around them come alive and morph into Granite Giants engaged in a crushing, stone-flinging battle. It's a CGI spectacle that runs several minutes but is described in only a paragraph or two in Tolkien's book.
One of the film's most riveting sequences takes place when Bilbo gets separated from the Dwarves and finds himself lost beside a spooky underground lake. There he first encounters the feral, bug-eyed Gollum (the magnificent shape shifter Andy Serkis), discovers his own deep wells of wit and courage and seizes from Gollum the "precious" ring that figures so critically in the earlier/later "Ring" trilogy.
Although the first third of the journey is given over to lots of grand chases, battles and adventures – plus Bilbo's halting transformation from timid Hobbit to hero – the story this far seems to lack the grand sweep and propulsive urgency that made the LOTR films so utterly compelling. Perhaps the encounter with Smaug will breathe some fire into installment two, after all this requisite table setting.
Still, given the film's rich, nubby texture and amazing depth of detail (even in traditional 2D format, not to mention the High Frame Rate 3D, which is dazzling or woozy-making, depending on your point of view), Tolkien fans will undoubtedly relish this lengthy, literal interpretation and sign on zealously for the next two legs of the journey.
— Dennis King
'The Hobbit:
An Unexpected Journey'
Starring: Martin Freeman, Andy Serkis, Ian McKellen, Richard Armitage.
(Extensive sequences of
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David is currently on tour with Billy Joel as his musical director and keyboardist. The record breaking tour includes monthly performances at the iconic Madison Square Garden for as long as there is demand. Click here for a list of upcoming shows. Setlists will be posted as soon as possible after each show.
David is currently working on Billy Joel's entire sheet music catalog. An Innocent Man is the most recent songbook that has been released in the collection. Piano Man, Turnstiles and The Stranger are also available and all of these books can be ordered on this website. The next book to be released will be Storm Front. Click here for Keyboard Magazine's review of the Piano Man songbook.
The December 2015 issue of Keyboard Magazine has an article about David and his projects with Ethan Bortnick. Click here to read the article.
David performed live at NAMM in January, 2015 at the Ilio booth demonstrating Ivory II. His solo piano performances included several classical pieces along with some Billy Joel piano pieces. Click here for video highlights of this performance.
David is the musical director for Ethan Bortnick's new PBS television special, "Ethan Presents: A Celebration of America." The show is a collection of intimate live performances where Ethan pays homage to the men, women and families of the U.S. Armed Forces. The special first aired in May, 2015 on PBS stations nationwide.
Keyboard Magazine's October 2014 issue has a feature interview on David's innovative new keyboard rig which he designed and programmed and is using on the current Billy Joel tour. The article also includes a series of five videos in which David provides a detailed tour of the rig, both on and under the stage, and how it works. In addition, Keyboard Magazine's website published a supplementary interview where David talks about working with Billy Joel, Broadway musicals, and advice about music education and training for aspiring keyboard players.
David played keyboards on Steve Vai's new album, "The Story of Light." The session reunited the former bandmates and was done via Skype with Steve in his L.A. studio and David in his New Jersey studio. David also made a guest appearance with Steve at his New Brunswick, NJ show.
Muse Research interviewed David about programming Receptors on the Bruce Springsteen Wrecking Ball tour and other large scale programming projects. Click here to read the interview which is posted on Muse Research's website.
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We liked Valentine's Day so much we decided to do it again for the 1st two hunts this week! It was kind of like an exercise in extending our favorite oh so sweet dessert... But reality turned out not to be as hard to take as we expected! The show rolls right into boots, and all is well! Enjoy the ageless saga that is Happy Hunting!
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My demons don't come howling at me anymore
but they are constantly mewling at my door.
And so I give up and wearily let them all in
to listen to their endless scrabbling again.
It seems they are puzzled at the tears I now shed
because they are not spilling from self-contempt and dread.
Those demons' black eyebrows rise in surprise,
And I see "Oyahright,m-hm sure" in their eyes.
The light in and with me that I've been searching for
has taken their demanding, pedantic place on the floor.
I know they don't like it, yet I can see
they have begun to accept that I will be free
to walk in the warmth and bask in the light,
no longer joining them as they hunt in the night.
And so I finally shoo every one of them out
'til next time, still quieter, they come scratching about.
My demons don't come howling at me anymore


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"The stories that we reviewed for the most part paint a sort of kid-in-the-candy-store picture of the U.S. health care system, whereby everything looks terrific, everything looks risk-free and nothing has a price tag associated with it. And nothing could be further from the truth," says Gary Schwitzer, a University of Minnesota journalism professor who has spent the last two years rating the quality of health intervention stories and authored the analysis. More information about Schwitzer's research is available on his personal health blog.
Recently interviewed by Minnesota Public Radio, Schwitzer is most critical of the media's failure to address cost and safety.
[C]ost is one of the most common omissions in reports on medical treatments. … [A] majority of the stories his team reviewed failed to adequately discuss the price a consumer might have to pay for a new drug, device or test. "Which is really unfathomable to me at a time when the U.S. is devoting 16 percent of the gross domestic product to health care spending and three-quarters of the news stories that we found don't adequately discuss cost," said Schwitzer.
[A]bout 65 percent of the medical stories didn't mention whether there was any possibility of harm associated with a particular treatment. Likewise, if the benefits of a procedure or product were small, he said most stories didn't note that either.
It's a shame to see mainstream media failing to step up to the plate at a time when even the government can't adequately address health care.
In the most recent issue of Newsweek, Jonathan Alter connects the dots between Ted Kennedy's recent cancer diagnosis and Hamilton Jordan's struggle with the disease. Jordan, a key figure in President Jimmy Carter's campaign, died last week after surviving four different cancer diagnoses in 22 years.
Cancer is a disease with not enough hope and not enough money. ...[W]e spend more in six months in Iraq ($54 billion) than we've spent in 30 years on the National Cancer Institute, which funds most cancer research. Today, only two in 10 grant proposals from qualified researchers are funded by the NCI, which means that plenty of possible cures die for lack of funding.
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The gospel singing group I started 6 years ago, and which I coordinate, will be finishing off 2012 in December with 8 special Christmas performances to nursing homes prior to Christmas.
Our 2nd CD is on hold as our oldest (and very strong) singer, Rev Carl (81 yo) fell and broke his leg and is recovering. We don't want to make the recordings without him.
We are booking for 2012, and so far have performances scheduled all over the State of CO, including the towns of DeBeque, Hotchkiss/Crawford, Lafayette, 2 in Pueblo and are negotiating with Genoa.
We provide a complete 1 hour service for churches where the pastor is on vacation or otherwise missing, including about 10 songs from our repertoire of 40 gospel songs. This is why we tend to book with small churches - they have no backup ministers. This provides us with the opportunity to see many areas of Colorado we would otherwise miss. In the past 3 years we have gone to all 4 corners of the state.
Anyway, we will likely book several more performances in 2012, in addition to performing in our own church every month with 5 Sundays, and another full Chiristmas booking. We have provided over 140 performances in the past 6 years.


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In the next month, every film critic with a byline or blog will recap the past year in movies and pick ten films as 2007's finest. More likely than not, these lists will serve as springboards for an endless series of harangues on the declining quality of cinema. (Do we really need to be reminded that "Killer of Sheep" -- a movie made 30 years ago -- was the best film released this year? So what? Setting that masterpiece aside, I've seen at least twelve new films in 2007 I'd classify as great.) American cinema is usually a specific punching bag -- especially for writers discerning enough to give credit to the likes of Apichatpong Weerasethakul and Tsai Ming-liang. On that front, the scolding has already begun; the New York Times's Manohla Dargis (as smart a critic as they come) complained recently of the "moribund academicism" of current American film -- a strange charge indeed in a year that brought us such exhilarating offerings as "Zodiac," "Death Proof," "No Country for Old Men," and "Ratatouille." Enter the prodigiously talented Todd Haynes, that sneaky semiotician, with a parade of six non-Bob Dylans (one black, one female, natch) in "I'm Not There," his thrilling explosion of the biopic. Academic? You can bet your "Marx-Engels Reader" on it. Moribund? Not on your life. Haynes's film, overambitious though it may be, is something of a wonder, a challenging concept movie with grace, energy, and style to spare, and proof enough that American cinema can still be vital and rousing.
The real Bob Dylan, whoever he is (let's call him Robert Allen Zimmerman for argument's sake), has always publicly been more of an idea than a real person, concealed beneath layers of mythology. In "I'm Not There," Haynes and co-writer Oren Moverman take this mythology as a structuring conceit: Here, Dylan is a young African-American boy named Woody Guthrie (Marcus Carl Franklin), who, like his namesake, carries a guitar case labeled "This Machine Kills Fascists"; he is also Billy the Kid (Richard Gere), a Western-style outlaw trying to save Riddle, Missouri, from being demolished to make room for a freeway; he's the androgynous rock star Jude (Cate Blanchett) who turned his back on his fans and on the idea that music can make a difference; he's the philandering movie star Robbie (Heath Ledger); he's the Rimbaud-style poet (Ben Whishaw); he's the born-again pastor (Christian Bale).
"I'm Not There" sees Dylan as a reflection of, as well as a reaction to, the times through which he lived, and also as a walking anachronism. In taking the Dylan mythology as its starting point, the film becomes more about our need for that mythology -- why Dylan mattered then, why he matters today--than an attempt to either reify or deconstruct the Dylan myth.
Like Haynes's last two films, "Far From Heaven" and "Velvet Goldmine," "I'm Not There" is a semiotic exercise masquerading as a period piece. Rather than simply re-creating its own version of the past without quotation marks, it manipulates images, costumes, music, and a kaleidoscopic assemblage of cinematic references and styles to evoke and interpret a cultural moment. This heady stylistic pastiche is nevertheless grounded by fleeting moments of sincerity. An older woman urges Woody to write music about his own time with subtle moral conviction. Jude is violently confronted by a fan who feels betrayed by an idol. Robbie's wife (Charlotte Gainsbourg) is first enchanted by his budding genius, then alienated by his philandering and the misogynist claptrap he spews over wine with friends.
"I'm Not There" is sometimes too intellectually tidy (Rimbaud) or frustratingly diffuse (Billy the Kid), yet often remarkably adept (Woody Guthrie). Despite the built-in structural challenges, editor Jay Rabinowitz gives each segment adequate time to breathe by downplaying the crosscutting, and there's a tremendous level of craftsmanship on display throughout, from the expert cinematography by Ed Lachman to the standout performances from Blanchett, Gainsbourg, and Ledger. Some viewers are likely to pour over "I'm Not There," performing studious exegesis, deciphering and perhaps denouncing Haynes's version of the Dylan myth, but that misses the point. This is a movie, not a riddle or dissertation, and an invigorating one at that -- a thrilling jolt of pure cinema, clearly the product of an inquisitive mind and a genuine heart.
[Chris Wisniewski is a Reverse Shot staff writer, a regular contributor to Publishers Weekly, and manager of education programs at the Museum of the Moving Image.]


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Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell (D) said Wednesday he didn't know if the White House tried to push Rep. Joe Sestak (D-Pa.) out of the state's Senate primary with a job offer.
But he thinks he knows how it could have happened, because he once made a similar move.
Rendell said he called Hoeffel, a former Pennsylvania Democratic congressman, into his office and showed him polling that Bob Casey, Jr., who eventually won the Senate seat from Rick Santorum (R), was a better general-election candidate. He also said that he told Hoeffel he didn't want a divided primary that would drain the Democrats' resources before facing the well-funded Santorum.
Rendell said he told Hoeffel that if he did withdraw from challenging Casey, he should come see the governor to discuss what's next for him but did not offer him a specific position in his administration.
" 'I know you have a desire to stay in government. You are like me. You are a government junkie,' " Rendell said he told Hoeffel. The governor did end up appointing Hoeffel as deputy secretary of Pennsylvania's Department of Community and Economic Development.
"He did withdraw. He did come to see me. I put him in charge of our foreign trade — it's called World Trade PA. He did a great job," Rendell said.
Rendell said he thinks similar discussions went on between Sestak and the White House.
"I guarantee you that the White House did not say, 'Withdraw and we'll make you Secretary of Navy,' " Rendell said. He added that the White House and Sestak should address the issue quickly, though, in order to resolve it.
"The voters don't care about it. This is a Beltway issue. We can get this behind them and start concentrating on the real issues," Rendell said. "If you let it linger, it grows."
Meanwhile, Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday requested that the administration appoint a special prosecutor to probe allegations it offered Sestak a job.
In a letter to Attorney General Eric HolderEric H. HolderEric Holder to headline fundraiser for Clinton The Hill's 12:30 Report The Hill's 12:30 Report MORE, the members say the alleged offer could have violated federal laws that prohibit the "promise of employment or other benefit for political activity."
Republicans have escalated pressure on the White House and Sestak to reveal what, if anything, was offered to Sestak to give Sen. Arlen Specter (D-Pa.) — whom President Barack ObamaBarack ObamaMiss. governor to join lawsuit against Obama transgender policy North Korea calls Obama's Hiroshima trip 'childish' Sanders takes different position on superdelegates than he did in 2008 MORE endorsed — a clear path for reelection.
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Several months ago, Sestak claimed he received an offer from the White House. At the time, Sestak was trailing the Republican-turned-Democratic senator, but eventually beat him in the primary last week.
It's not clear how the White House will respond to the letter; officials have remained mum on the subject in recent days despite taking repeated questions from the press about the topic.
Several high-profile Democrats have also called on the White House and Sestak to clear the air, including Senate Majority Whip Dick DurbinDick DurbinFunding boost for TSA sails through committee Senate panel passes 4.5B defense bill Reid: 'Lay off' Sanders criticism MORE (Ill.), a close ally of Obama.
House Oversight and Government Reform Committee ranking member Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), who has led the charge in calling for a probe, has called the offer an "impeachable offense" if proven true.
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Former DNC chairman says the party should prepare for big losses in election
Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell (D) said Wednesday that Democrats on Capitol Hill should expect big losses in the 2010 midterm elections.
Rendell told The Hill the best-case scenario was for the party to hold 54 to 55 Senate seats while only losing 20 to 25 House seats. That would still keep Democrats in the majority in both chambers.
"We are going to lose and people say it is shocking that the Obama administration is in such tatters. Baloney!" Rendell said.
The former Democratic National Committee chairman said the tough economy would be to blame for party losses this November. He said President Ronald Reagan also lost big numbers of House seats during his first term midterm election because people were hurting from the economy then too and that President Barack Obama has a much bigger economic challenge on his hands than Reagan did.
"You have the worst recession since the Depression. When people lose their jobs, lose their 401(k)s, lose their homes, they are going to be angry and their anger is going to be directed at people in office," Rendell said.
The Pennsylvania governor, who is leaving office after this election, said his political advice to candidates would be not to run away from their incumbent positions or the president.
Instead, they should campaign on what they have achieved in office. If he had voted for the healthcare reform bill, the governor said, he would give example after example of how it would improve people's lives now, such as children not being denied healthcare coverage for pre-existing conditions as of Sept. 1 this year.
"If you're an incumbent, you can't hide. You can't run away. Run on what you have done, run on what you have done," Rendell said.
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Kentucky Senate candidate Rand Paul (R) replaced his campaign manager with a veteran staffer from his father's 2008 presidential run, the Ballot Box has confirmed.
David Adams, the former manager, will now be campaign chairman with Jesse Benton coming in as manager. Benton was Rep. Ron Paul's (R-Texas) communications director during his 2008 presidential run.
Adams denied the shake-up was a result of the media firestorm that resulted from Rand Paul's comments about civil rights.
"This is totally unrelated to that," he told the Ballot Box. Adams said the move had been "in the works" since before the primary vote.
Still, he admitted that word leaked about the changes before the campaign was prepared to make a public announcement. The change was first reported by The Washington Post.
Adams said he was satisfied with his new role. "I'm very pleased with the changes. It will make my life easier," he said.
The Paul campaign is expecting to announce new hires in the coming days, he added.
Miller is a campaign reporter for The Hill. He can be found on The Hill's Ballot Box, located at thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box.


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After the success of 'Murder', filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt returns with 'Murder 2'. Releasing Friday, the crime thriller will see Sri Lankan beauty Jacqueline Fernandez setting the screen afire with her oomph. 'Chillar Party', about gang of children, is coming out on the same day to compete with it.
While 'Murder', which starred Mallika Sherawat, was directed by Anurag Basu, the sequel has been helmed by Mohit Suri. Apart from Emraan Hashmi, the cast of the film includes Prashant Naraynan, Sulagna Panigrahi and Sudhanshu Pandey.
Set in Goa, the film is the story of Arjun Bhagwat (Emraan), an ex-cop, who earns his livelihood by doing odd jobs. For For him, money is everything and he can take up any job to earn it.
In his quest to earn money, Arjun meets Sameer, a Goan gangster, who has been suffering a huge loss as his girls have been running away. Knowing Arjun's expertise in investigation as an ex-cop, he assigns Arjun for the job offering him a huge sum and asks him to find those girls.
Priya (Jacqueline), a model, is deeply in love with Arjun. But Arjun doesn't recoprocate because for him the only thing that matters is money.
While investigating, Arjun realises that missing girls are connected by a cell phone number. He devises a plan to send Reshma (Sulagna), a young college girl who is also a sex worker, to Dheeraj Pandey's (Prashant) house. But the unexpected happens when it is revealed that Dheeraj is a serial killer and that he has turned into an eunuch.
Arjun gets into a tiff with Dheeraj and they both land up at a police station, where Dheeraj confesses to the heinous crimes he did in the past.
The director had to ask for some of Jacqueline's dialogues to be dubbed because of pronunciation problems. The actress, who debuted in Bollywood with 'Jaane Kahan Se Aayi Hai', tried to perfect her diction by listening to the recorded lines.
Yana Gupta will be seen in an item number in the film. The item song is believed to have been offered to actress Bipasha Basu, but she refused to be a part of it.
On the other hand, 'Chillar Party', co-produced by Salman Khan's Being Human Productions and UTV Spotboy, is about a gang of innocent but feisty kids living in Mumbai's Chandan Colony. However their lives change when two boys Fatka and Bheedu join the group.
The kids face difficulties when Bheedu's life is in danger due to a mean politician. They decide to fight the big bad world and prove that kids should not be taken lightly.
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The Coastal Conservation Association is urging the start of gillnetting for Columbia River summer chinook be delayed 10 to 14 days in June to improve sport fishing.
Not surprisingly, the idea got a frigid response from lower Columbia commercial fishermen at the fisheries planning meeting this week in Vancouver.
June 16 to July 31 is the summer chinook management period in the Columbia downstream of Priest Rapids Dam. A strong run of 91,900 is forecast to enter the river, with about half over Bonneville Dam by July 1.
Summer chinook harvests are split between the Columbia River treaty tribes, the Colville tribe, sport fishermen in the upper Columbia and sportsmen in the middle and lower Columbia.
Downstream of Priest Rapids Dam, the non-Indian summer chinook allocation is split equally between sport and tribal fishermen.
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Ed Wickersham of Ridgefield, CCA-Washington's government relations chairman, said delaying the commercial fishery could help by having more chinook in the river during mid-June when the water is cooler and the salmon bite better.
The nets can catch their share whenever they fish, he said.
"You need to allow the recreational fishery time to perform," Wickersham said. "You're kidding yourselves to think gillnetting 110 miles of river does not have a significant impact."
Harry Barber, a CCA member from Washougal, said the weakest stock of upper Columbia spring chinook migrate latest and have not necessarily passed Bonneville by mid-June.
Since the sport fishery only keeps fin-clipped fish, delaying the start of gillnetting gives those salmon an extra measure of protection, he added.
Wickersham said the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is asking for a sport-fishing license increase.
"Reward the people who are carrying the water," he said.
Commercial fishing interests say they want to start netting June 16.
Jim Wells of Salmon For All, an Astoria-based commercial group, said sportsmen chose to release unclipped summer chinook when it was not necessary for conservation needs.
Darren Crookshanks, president of the Columbia River Fisheries Protective Union, said about 40 commercial fishermen leave for Alaska between June 16 and June 21. A June 16 start gives them a chance to participate in the summer chinook fishery.
Wells said sportsmen complain about the nets incidental catch of sturgeon, sockeye and steelhead during summer.
"Better to get us in, get our fish and get out," he said. "Then there's less complaining about bycatch."
"I'm not to sure we need to wait too long on that summer fishery," added John McKinley, a Wahkiakum County commercial fisherman.
Cindy LeFleur, Columbia River policy coordinator for Washington, said a compromise may be possible.
A buffer of spring chinook salmon is set aside to protect against the run coming in smaller than forecast. If the run is close to the forecast, that buffer can be added to fisheries.
Spring chinook fishing is scheduled to close on April 5. She mentioned reopening chinook fishing as early as May 16 if enough fish are available.
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We settled our bill by credit card at the end of our stay.
Radisson Blu Centrum is located on Grzybowska, just off Aleja Jana Pawła II, a short distance north of Warszawa Centralna train station in Warsaw's central business district.
Ordinarily, it would be a straight 10 minutes walk from Centralna station, but at the time of our visit the junction of Aleja Jana Pawła II and Ulica Świętokrzyska was closed due to work being carried out on the city's second Metro line. We threrefore had to take a detour which almost doubled the length of our journey.
The nearest Metro station to the hotel is Świętokrzyska which is around 15 minutes away on foot. The Palace of Culture and Science is a similar distance from the hotel.
It took us around 30 minutes to walk from the hotel to Plac Zamkowy (Castle Square) and the Old Town. We walked there via Ogrod Saski (The Saxon Garden), the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Piłsudski Square.
We were able to walk to the Warsaw Rising Museum, located further along Grzybowska, in around 15-20 minutes.
There is a Mediterranean restaurant directly opposite the hotel and an Indian restaurant just along the street. However, you'll have to go further afield for a good selection of Polish restaurants.
The impressive Zlote Tarasy shopping mall and entertainment centre is located next to Centralna train station and is easily reached on foot from the hotel.
There were plenty of buses and trams passing by the hotel, but we never investigated the public transport options as we tended to explore the city on foot.
The different floors of the hotel have different themed rooms. Floors 2, 3, and 4 are Scandinavian-themed, floors 5, 6 and 7 are Maritime-themed and floors 8, 9 and 10 are Italian-themed. Our room (#828) was located on the 8th floor and thus Italian-themed. I'm not sure what this entailed, but as far as I could see it didn't extend to anything other than a painting of Venice on one wall and a painting of a small island (presumably Italian) on another wall. My girlfriend's parents had a room further along the 8th floor and their room was identical to ours, with the exact same paintings in the exact same positions.
Our room had a large window which afforded us excellent views towards the Palace of Culture and Science.
The double bed (not two singles pushed together!) was very comfortable, especially the duck down pillows. The duvet was perhaps a little too warm, and I found myself sleeping on top of it half way through the first night. After the first night, we adjusted the room temperature to a more comfortable level.
The room contained a large flat screen interactive TV. As well as 30+ satellite channels (including BBC News, Sky News, CNN and Eurosport), being in a Business Class room meant that we had free access to the 250 pay-TV movies. We could also view our bill and the latest weather forecast through the TV.
There was free wi-fi throughout the hotel, but the speed was disappointingly slow.
There was plenty of wardrobe space, a bedside cabinet, a work desk, armchairs, a trouser press, an iron, a free code-operated safe and an expensive mini-bar. There were lots of electrical sockets for recharging batteries and devices overnight and plenty of lamps and lighting (in addition to the natural light from the large window).
An in-room Nespresso coffee machine and a kettle were provided, and complimentary coffee, tea, sugar and bottles of mineral water were replenished each day.
The en-suite bathroom was sparklingly clean and modern with a bath tub and a power shower. There was an endless supply of hot water. Clean towels and a good selection of toiletries were replenished each day and a hairdryer was provided. We also received a bathrobe and a pair of slippers; only one between the two of us, but that was no problem as I had no intention of using them.
Spa and Leisure Facilities
The hotel's facilities include a well-equipped gym, a swimming pool (not very big and quite crowded during our visit), a small steam room (very effective, but could only seat half a dozen people at a time) and a slightly larger sauna (which was also very hot). The advertised solarium turned out to be a few sunbeds next to the pool and not particularly warm.
The leisure facilities were free to use for hotel guests. Hand over your room card at the spa reception in return for a locker key and a towel; no change needed for the lockers. Ordinarily, the facilities are open until 10pm, but were only open until 6pm over Easter weekend.
Overall, the spa facilities were a disappointment for a hotel of this size and class.
An excellent breakfast buffet was served each morning, from 6:30am until 11:00am, in the ground floor Ogrodowa Restaurant.
The buffet included several different types of cereals, muesli and porridge and a whole host of other ingredients (dried fruits, sunflower, pumpkin and sesame seeds, pine nuts, raisins...) to add to them.
There were pots of fruit flavoured yoghurt, jugs of natural yoghurt and a good selection of fresh fruits (strawberries, oranges, bananas, melon, grapefruit, kiwi...) and dishes of fruit salad.
The bread section included a large variety of bread rolls, sliced breads, baguettes and croissants, as well as a good selection of pastries (yoghurt cake, powder cake, apple turnovers, pain au chocolat).
An impressive cheese board was provided, as well as cold cuts of ham, pork, sausage, smoked salmon and salad items.
Cooked items included bacon, scrambled eggs, grilled mushrooms, tomatoes, potatoes and chicken sausages. There was also an egg and omelette station where food was cooked to order. I enjoyed an "omelette with everything" (cheese, mushrooms, ham, tomatoes, onions and peppers) one morning.
There was an extensive selection of fruit juices, including orange, apple, cranberry, pineapple, grapefruit and tomato, as well as mineral water. Waiters brought a pot of coffee to the table, while a good selection of teas were available on the buffet (camomile, lemon, peppermint, raspberry, English Breakfast, Assam, Early Grey etc.)
The breakfast was excellent and well worth paying the extra for. It worked out at about £6 per person per day by adding it to the room price.
The hotel's lifts are operated via room cards. If you board a lift in reception, you need to insert your room card before selecting which floor you want to go to. You don't need to use your room card when travelling from the floor of your room down to reception.
There are a couple of computers in reception where guests can access the Internet for free. There is one small condition though; guests must first submit a review of the hotel on TripAdvisor before they can browse other websites!
There was a lot of information provided in the reception area, including complimentary copies of the excellent "Warsaw In Your Pocket" guide and other guidebooks, flyers and maps. The staff were more than happy to answer our questions (particularly regarding the reduced opening hours of attractions during the Easter weekend) and to search the Internet for the information we requested. They also produced a very useful list of restaurants that were open each day over Easter; this was invaluable information in light of the fact that many restaurants closed for all or part of the holiday period.
At the end of our stay, we used the hotel's transfer service to get back to Chopin Airport. Ordinarily, we'd have used the train, but it was a public holiday, it was snowing heavily and the walk to the station (with luggage in tow) was considerably more difficult due to the roadworks nearby. We were told that the hotel's cars would take us to the airport for 65 złoty (£13). The hotel offered us the chance to book a standard city taxi instead, but advised us that it would cost a similar amount due to it being a public holiday. We opted for the hotel's service and waited around 10 minutes for a car to arrive. It was a very smooth journey to the airport.
I would highly recommend the Radisson Blu Centrum hotel to business travellers and to leisure travellers if they are able to benefit from the same low room rates that we did. The room was very well equipped and comfortable and the breakfast was as good as any hotel breakfast I've ever experienced. The spa facilities were a bit of a disappointment, but that would be my only small gripe! Highly recommended!
Address: Grzybowska 24, Warsaw, Central Poland, 00-132, Poland
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Directions: Located in the business district of central Warsaw, a short walk north of Warszawa Centralna train station.
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Price: US$40-80
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We gave a classic chef's salad recipe a healthy makeover with our own homemade healthy Thousand Island dressing recipe and reduced-sodium cheese and turkey. Those swaps slashed 260 calories and nearly a day's worth of sodium (2,131 mg!) per serving compared with traditional recipes.
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- 6 cups chopped romaine or iceberg lettuce
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I've been a bike nut for a while now, but I've never had a chance to go out on a tandem. However, as my boyfriend (known as The Boy) and I were talking over our New Years' resolutions, he mentioned wanting to be more active and that he'd like it if we could do something together. He didn't think he could keep up with me on a bike so he was thinking about running or something. Now, I run only under the most dire circumstances. I hate running - it hurts! That's why I'm a cyclist. I only rode my first century in September, so it's not like I'm elite level or anything, but The Boy was apparently impressed.
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Explore Chinatown's Food and Sights on a Guided Walking Tour
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We had a GREAT tour with Dan Chew. There apparently was a mix-up between the "regular" walking tour and the "food" tour so he combined it and we got the best of both worlds! He was a very interesting host as he grew up in Chinatown. He just had a very nice demeanor and I really enjoyed talking with him. I would highly recommend this tour with him. It was the perfect combination of interesting sights and great food. We even did a tea tasting which I found very interesting (and entertaining). Our host for the tea tasting was hilarious!
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Definitely will do this again! Dan grew up in Chinatown & shared history, how things gave changed since he grew up, and customized our personal tour for 2! Knowing we hail from Hawaii & he has family there, he gave us a wonderful experience.
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I would give this a gazillion stars if I could. I cannot even begin to tell you how fantastic this tour was. I live in the East Bay but had never experienced Chinatown. My son and I did some of the touristy stuff and then went on this tour....continued
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Absolutely fantastic. Dan was great and gave good history and color of Chinatown's history during the tour. Food was a treat at each of the many stops, and touring the temple was the best. Great day out!
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This is a walking tour on hilly terrain, so bringing strollers and toddlers is not advised. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and dress in layers.
This tour does not visit restaurants that are tourist attractions. You will only visit places for locals, so English may not be spoken and usually all menu items are written in Chinese.
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Firewire Nikon scanner freezes Win7 64-bit Home Premium
I am finally trying a new but never used Nikon Coolscan 4000ED firewire-only film scanner. Just turning the unit "On" causes an immediate freeze. No blue screen, just frozen. The unit is plugged in with a firewire cable that works connected to other devices. The connection is a port/connector on the back panel of the desktop computer, which has lots of RAM.
I had planned to run this with VueScan Pro v9.x. I didn't even got as far as trying the workarounds that are found for this combination.
Any suggestions about the freeze?
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