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A review of tonight's "Chuck" coming up just as soon as the CIA brings me wine...
"You ever wonder what it would be like if we lived a life of mystery and adventure like that?" -Captain Awesome
Leaving the Buy More gang off to the side for the week, "Chuck vs. the Curse" wound up going 2-for-3 with stories featuring the rest of the cast.
Ellie and Awesome's spy role playing turning into a night of real spy action was a fun story for the two, and the kind of thing a show like "Chuck" tries out in its later years. (If there were to be a sixth season, I imagine Smart Jeff would eventually wind up going on a mission.) It's been clear that these two aren't cut out for full-fledged spy careers - the few times in the past that Devon has stumbled into spy world, he's been afraid and only useful for his good right hook - but for a night's adventure in their new, wearying lives as parents, and on an adventure where they don't actually have to do anything too outlandish, why not? I especially enjoyed how the danger wound up as an aphrodisiac for them - though, of course, when you put Ellie(*) into one of Sarah's dresses and have Awesome take his shirt off, the danger only has to do so much work. A very nice showcase for Sarah Lancaster and Ryan McPartlin, though in hindsight I think we could have gotten a bit of mileage out of the mistaken identity thing, since those two in those outfits so clearly looked like they could be the dashing spies in charge of Carmichael Industries.
(*) Sarah Lancaster has spent most of this series wearing hospital scrubs and moderate makeup, so it's almost funny when someone remembers, "Oh, yeah, she's gorgeous!" and play that up for an hour. McPartlin is shirtless nearly as often as he is fully-clothed, so he's always been treated as the eye candy in that couple.
Morgan and Alex taking tentative steps towards reconciliation - which, as much as Alex wants to protest, we know is coming - was also charming, even if their "mission" to secure Chuck's P.A.N.T.S. (or "Private Artifacts Never To Share") was slight and largely an excuse to make them work together. "Pants" is just a funny word, and also as an acronym, it turns out.
The Chuck/Sarah story, unfortunately, was a disappointment on a few levels. First, while Chuck's emotions and his feelings for his friends and family have always been his most vulnerable point, I had hoped he had gotten better at working around that over the years - at finding a way to make sure he saved his sister and brother-in-law without letting the bad guys get anywhere near The Omen. I know the shadow conspiracy had to release the big computer virus in order for the major story arc to move forward, but I hate that Chuck would have put such a dangerous weapon into enemy hands - and that Sarah, Beckman and Casey, for that matter, would have gone along with even a version of that plan. And the idea that Chuck obsessing over the "curse" made him yet another Bartowski participating in it (by running away from Sarah) didn't feel like it was explored enough. Most of the time, Chuck's neuroses are what make him endearing. Every now and then, though, they make him kind of annoying, and this was one of those blessedly rare occasions.
I also felt like the final sequence with Robin Cunnings at Castle made a couple of missteps. First, it wrapped up the idea of the government hunting Chuck, Casey and Sarah waaaay too easily. I can see the show not having the time to devote multiple episodes to a fugitive arc in this 13-episode final season, but the problem got solved so speedily it's as if it never happened. And second, I don't like that it was implied Beckman and Casey tortured Robin to get the information they needed. On lots of shows, sure, absolutely. (Just to stay with Adam Baldwin characters, I think of Jayne in the "Firefly" pilot being told to scare someone and replying, "Pain is scary.") But "Chuck" has always been an oddly innocent kind of show, befitting the main character. Casey and Sarah will do things that Chuck won't, and the bad guys will torture people, but having two of our heroes do it - even if we don't see it, and even if they're the hardened, cynical NSA veterans Casey and Beckman - feels tonally off. I don't know. Maybe that's just me.
There's a big story going on here, and a lot of steps have to be taken quickly to get from here to there by the end of these 13 episodes. Last week's episode was a very strong step on that journey, where the best parts of "Curse" had little or nothing to do with it.
Some other thoughts:
* This week in "Chuck" music: Apologies for getting the song list much too late to include it last week. I now have the next several song sheets already, so we're good on this front at least until January. This week's songs included "Kiss Me" by Joie de Vivre (Ellie and Awesome prep for their date), "All My Ex's Live in Texas" by George Strait (Casey and Beckman at the roadhouse), "All Around the World" by Theophilus London (Sarah and Casey come to everyone's rescue) and "I Want the Lights on After Dark" by Memphis (the final montage).
* Don't know if this was Open Table product integration, but either way, did it feel intrusive, or like the sort of thing a techie like Chuck would do?
* Question: would burly Agent Simms have been killed if Ellie and Awesome hadn't jumped out of the car, forcing him to stop and get out and look for them? Or would Robin have stumbled on him no matter what?
* Rebecca Romijn is the kind of guest star it's almost surprising it took them 5 seasons to get around to. Then again, she was on "Ugly Betty" for a few of those and therefore not available.
* Casey: "Rescuing Bartowskis is our business." Heh.
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- Tariff includes a light breakfast to start your day
- BYO laptop for wireless internet
Contact Asgaard Alpine Club
|03 5759 3505
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|Asgaard Alpine Club
Austen Alpine ClubÂ
Austen is a non-profit Club providing comfortable and convenient accommodation for individuals, families and groups who are looking for a really friendly place to stay, rather than in an impersonal Unit or Flat.
The lodge commands breathtaking views of the adjacent mountains, and is surrounded by snow gums and wildlife. You can either self-cater using the well-appointed kitchen, or enjoy a meal out at the General Store Hotel nearby.
We supply tea, coffee and condiments, doonas and pillows. You bring your own food and drinks and supply your own bed sheets, pillow cases and towels.
Summer Accommodation Rate: $35 per person with a minimum of 4 persons for 2 nights; i.e. $140/night, minimum $280 to open the lodge for 2 nights.
Contact Austin Alpine Club to book your summer holiday
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B'Rush Ski Lodge
Step inside Brush and discover a stunning modern Australian alpine chalet with architectural features including classic timber and stonework and soaring ceilings. The Lodge offers views down into the valleys and over the Dargo high plains which is a stunning and complement our snow gum surroundings.
On request. Group booking available.
- Min 7 days notice / 2 night stay
- From $90p/room
Labour Day Weekend / Easter - BOOKED OUT
Contact B'Rush Ski Lodge
|1800 653 749
Eiger Ski Club
Eiger Ski Club offers breathtaking views of the Australian Alps, open fireplace, ensuites in all rooms, fully appointed kitchen, free Wi-Fi and comfortably sleeps 29 guests, in summer.
Rates: Adults $35 Children $20 plus an opening fee. Minimum number for weekend booking applies. Â
Large groups or longer stays price negotiable.
Contact Eiger Ski Club
|Summer Availability
|On request. Group booking also available.
|0430 710 007
Gravbrot LodgeÂ
High Country Hospitality
The homely atmosphere of Gravbrot Ski Lodge sets the scene for your Alpine experience.Â
We can also organise walks to Mt Feathertop, a mountain bike ride or a champagne hamper to enjoy while you watch the magnificent sunset.Â
Ideal for group bookings, hiking trips or a romantic weekend escape.
Contact Gravbrot Lodge
|1300 735 358
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Kalyna Lodge
Book online now to stay at Kalyna Lodge this summer. Kalyna offers 16 bedrooms all with new ensuites for just $65 per room, per night. Rooms sleep 4, 6 or 8 people. BYO linen and towels. No minimum numbers.
Resident managers onsite over summer.
Stunning views, fabulous facilities.
Contact Kalyna Lodge
|Online Bookings
|1800 633 611
Langi-Taan Ski ClubÂ
Langi-Taan overlooks Heavenly Valley. We are a private club lodge operating on a not for profit basis to ensure that all guests enjoy Mt Hotham at an affordable rate. Langi-Taan is ideal for larger groups planning events such as Hiking, Photography, Weddings, Reunions, School Groups and Clubs.
The lodge accommodates 40 people in 13 rooms. We have nine private rooms for two people, seven of which are doubles, the remainder containing single bunk beds. There is a family room for four. The lodge also has a bunk room for six singles and two shared rooms for six in doubles & singles.
Langi-Taan has two dining rooms, the small lounge and lounge with fire place have full width windows taking in the slopes and the natural beauty of the surrounding snowgum covered mountains. The lodge has a fully equipped kitchen with commercial sized fridge and freezer, walk-in cool room with individual storage spaces, commercial dishwasher and food storage space for each person in the lodge. A large drying room, games room, laundry and day storage area compliment the lodge.
We supply
Tea, coffee, sugar, condiments, bathroom necessities, bedrooms contain doonas & pillows.
Guest Supply
Guests bring their own linen, that is, sheets (or sleeping bag), pillow slips and towels as well as bringing their own food and drinks
During summer
Langi-Taan is available for larger group bookings.
Summer Accommodation Rates 2014 (Non-Member)
$55 per person per night. Â Â
-Â Discounted group rates available for whole-of-lodge bookings.
Contact Langi-Taan Ski Club
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|Langi-Taan Ski Club
Leeton Lodge
Leeton Lodge is a club lodge situated at the end of Dargo Court with magnificent sunrises & views over the Dargo Valley from the lodge to the south. Leeton is a family friendly lodge with private bedrooms (with vanities) accommodating 2, 3 or 4 people.Â
The lodge has a self-catering kitchen with excellent food and refrigerator storage. Tea, coffee, chocolate, herbs and spices, etc provided. Facilities include comfortable lounge and dining room, TV room and balcony. Pillows, doonas and blankets are provided. Bring your own linen.Â
Free Wireless Internet available. Linen and/or continental breakfast is available as an optional extra.
Summer Accommodation Rates 2015/16
Adults $45 per night; children/students $30 per night
Family Accommodation Packages available at 2013/14 rates
Contact Leeton Lodge
|03 5759 3283
|Booking Officer
|0400 640 612
|See more
|Leeton Lodge
Pegasus Alpine Ski Club
Pegasus is available for group bookings outside the snow season.
Bookings are made online in the normal way.
Accommodation is $45 per adult guest per night and $20 per child (5-18yo)capped at $1200 per night for group bookings. There is a minimum booking of $300 required to open the lodge.
Pegasus has several maintenance work party weekends over the summer period, however the work being done does not usually interfere with guests.
If your group does not include a Pegasus member, you will need to contact the Booking Officer.
During the winter season Pegasus has a manager residing at the club and provides some essential food items in the tariff. In the non-winter season a manager is not present and no food items, other than some non-perishable stores and condiments are provided.
See more at skipegasus.com.au
Contact Pegasus Alpine Ski Club
|03 5241 3441
Peninsula Ski Club
Peninsula Ski Club is an established, award winning property which encompasses a unique and innovative design. Panoramic and breathtaking views of the Australian Alps captivate the imagination and serve to lure guests back to Peninsula through winter and summer.Â
Peninsula offers:
- Exceptional alpine views
- Private bedrooms each with en suite facilities
- Expansive kitchen and meals preparation area.
- Friendly lodge atmosphere
- Free wireless internet connection – BYO laptop
Contact Peninsula Ski Club
|0488 616 530
Shepparton Alpine Club
Fall in love with our spectacular alpine views, modern, well-appointed accommodation, close to all Mt Hotham Village facilities.
Contact Alpine Club
Tanderra Lodge
Tanderra Lodge has recently undergone major kitchen renovations, and offers fantastic value and spectacular views of Swindlers Valley , the Hotham resort and beyond. Have a relaxing drink on our elevated front verandah amongst the snow gums after a hard days drive and watch the awesome sunsets.Â
There is a large variety of rooms accommodating between 4 and 8 persons, 4 shared bathrooms, 2 lounge rooms and 2 brand new quality kitchens. All beds are supplied with covered doonas, mattress covers and pillows. Guests will need to provide their own sheets, doona covers, towels and food. Complimentary tea, coffee, sugar and condiments are provided.
BYO linen (doona covers, sheets & towels). Doonas, pillows, blankets provided. Linen Available if you forget to bring your own - $10 per stay.
Contact Tanderra Lodge
|1800 819 410
Apartments available to book for Summer Â
From lodges to fully self-contained mountain chalets, Hotham and Dinner Plain offer a large range of accommodation options to choose from. To book your summer break contact one of our accommodation booking services listed below:
Hotham - Summer Accommodation Booking Services
Altitude Accommodation
03 5759 3333
Hotham Holidays
Stay in a luxury chalet or apartment overlooking the stunning views of Hotham this summer. Â Hotham Holidays offers one, two, three and four bedroom chalets and self contained apartments which sleep from 2-12 people. Â To obtain rates or further information contact Hotham Holidays on the contact details below.
Hotham Holidays are open 9am-5pm Monday to Friday over summer and can be contacted on:
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Mt Hotham Accommodation
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The General Store Apartments
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Fountains Apartments
SPECIAL: Book two consecutive nights at any available Fountains Apartments and receive the third night free, plus your choice of an early check in or late check out.*Â
*Public holiday long weekends and Christmas/New Year period excluded.Â
Fountains Apartments are located in Central Hotham, next door to The Arlberg. Â Apartments 15 and 16 are located along the front of the complex and both have commanding views of the resort and high country mountains. Â Whilst Unit 12 is a small, basic apartment without a view.
Apartments 15 & 16 have direct access to the walkway with its amazing views.  The floor to ceiling doors/windows mean you'll savor the view or if it's a nice day – open them up and let the sun shine in.  Finally, each apartments has great heating and new kitchen facilities.
Each apartment is fully self contained and all linen is provided.
- Apt 12 – small, basic studio apartment, with one double bed. Sleeps 2.Â
- Apt 15 – two bedroom apartment with one double bed in the master bedroom, 2 single bunks in the second bedroom and a sofa bed in the lounge.  Sleeps 4-5.
- Apt 16 – modern studio apartment, with one double bed. Sleeps 2.
Summer Rates
|Rate per night
|Apt 12
|Apt 15
|Apt 16
Please note a cleaning fee applies.
Parking is available at the base of the access stairs on Great Alpine Rd, where you can walk up to the apartments.  Alternatively, parking is also available on Higgi Drive, at the rear of the apartment building, where you can walk down to the apartments.  Higgi Dve is accessed from the Corral car park – which is the large car park located on the right, as you enter Hotham Village from the Harrietville side.
Contact Fountains Apartments
|0412 360 120
Mountain Dreaming Apartments
Mountain Dreaming Apartments are at the heart and soul of Hotham, The General!
These brand new fully self-contained, two bedroom apartments are available for summer holiday rental. Boasting the most breathtaking views in Australia, you can now experience everything that the Alps has to offer whilst enjoying all the comforts of home!
Our Deluxe studio suites have been recently completed for the 2015 snow season. With a 4.5 star rating and an uninterrupted view of the mountains, our studios are the perfect setting for couples or twin share. They offer a fully equipped kitchen, spa bath, Â communal laundry, fireplace and outdoor balcony.
Located at the back doorstep of The General Store which is open for lunch and dinner and serves coffee and cold drinks all day. The General Store and bottle shop attached will also provide everything you need to make your stay complete.
Book 3 nights accommodation in our 4 star Apartments or 4.5 star studios and receive an extra night on us.
Duration November to May inclusive.
Mountain Dreaming Apartment Summer Rates 2015/16
|1 Night
|2 Nights
|3 Nights
|4 Nights
|5 Nights
|6 Nights
|7 Nights
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|7 Nights
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|03 5759 3523
Dinner Plain - Summer Accommodation Booking Services
Accommodation at Dinner Plain
03 5159 6556
Accommodation Services of Dinner Plain
1800 444 066
Dinner Plain Central Reservations
1800 670 019
Peppers Rundells Alpine Lodge
03 5159 6422
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Peppers Rundells Alpine Lodge @ Dinner Plain
Rundells is Dinner Plain's 4 star boutique property holding prime location in the heart of the village. Rundells is open from Friday 26th February - end of September and can cater exclusively for groups, weddings and conferences November - February.
Enjoy a cold beer in Rundells paddock surrounded by snowgums. Pamper yourself in the spa & sauna or enjoy a drink at the bar. A la carte dining in Graze Restaurant and Rundells lounge bar. Â Â
Wireless internet access, wedding and conference facilities. Free on-site parking. Rates include breakfast daily.
For bookings and enquiries call (03) 5159 6422 or visit www.rundells.com.au or email email@example.com
Hotel High Plains
Hotel High Plains has been given an injection of life, restoring its lost reputation for Quality Hospitality in the High Country.
Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Hotham Alpine Resort and Hotham Airport, Hotel High Plains is your premier host of the spectacular and unique Alpine village of Dinner Plain.
During winter HHP's, in-house 'Cobungra Bar and Restaurant' provides quality experiences in dining and entertainment, boasting 4 nights of live music a week throughout the entire snow season.
If adventure holidays are your thing, HHP is open throughout Summer with 18 spacious studio apartments each with their own en-suite, kitchenette and balcony with stunning views of the mountain snowgums to be enjoyed after a day of bushwalking, motorbike riding, horse riding, trout fishing, white water rafting, wine tasting, 4WD touring or just travelling the breathtaking Great Alpine Road.
An extensive wine and beverage list (including many local), accompanied by a meal from a quality menu, ensures that your palette will be fulfilled as you relax in front of one of our 3 huge Rock Wall Fireplaces.
The 'Playground' function room is available all year round for private functions, corporate and club events, or any special occasion.
Pure Air, Pure Water, Pure Adventure, Pure Indulgence, Pure Hospitality... Hotel High Plains.
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Region 2 News Release: USDL 04-770-NEW
Thursday, April 29, 2004
Contact: Kate Dugan
Office: (215) 861-5101
Contractors Fined More Than $119,000
MARLTON, N.J. -- The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) today issued citations to four contractors building the ten-story parking garage at the Tropicana Casino and Resort in Atlantic City, N.J., following an investigation of the Oct. 30, 2003 garage collapse that killed four workers and injured 21.
Fabi Construction Inc., Egg Harbor Township, N.J.; Keating Building Corporation, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mitchell Bar Placement Inc., Sewell, N.J. and Site Blauvelt Engineers, Mt. Laurel, N.J. were fined a total of $119,500.
OSHA's investigation identified one alleged willful and eight serious violations of safety standards. The willful citation, with the maximum penalty of $70,000, was issued to concrete contractor Fabi Construction for failure to erect, support and maintain formwork capable of supporting, without failure, all possible vertical and lateral loads. Other violations cited include incorrect installation of reinforcing steel and shoring deficiencies.
OSHA issues a willful citation when an employer has shown an intentional disregard of, or plain indifference to, the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Act and regulations. A serious citation is issued when there is substantial probability that death or serious physical harm could result from a hazard about which the employer knew or should have known.
The investigation was conducted by OSHA's Marlton office. The companies have 15 working days to contest the OSHA citations and proposed penalties before the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
The Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration is dedicated to saving lives, preventing injuries and illnesses, and promoting the health and safety of America's workers. In fiscal year 2002, the most recent year for which data have been published, there was a 6.6 percent decline in work-related fatalities in the U.S. For more information visit www.osha.gov.
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|Formwork not erected, supported, braced and maintained so that it would be capable of supporting without failure all vertical and lateral loads that may reasonably be anticipated to be applied to the formwork.
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|Reinforcing Steel was not properly installed to allow floors to be secured to columns and sheer wall.
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