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Don't stay in the small room!
We stayed at Hotel Vista Del Mar based on the reviews. We didn't have the cash for an ocean view suite, or deluxe room so we booked a courtyard room at 115 a night. Big Dissapointment!!! The room was beyond small and situated right near the island recycling center. When the bars closed every night you could hear the clanging of bottles, etc. This lasted all night. We also had scheduled an in-room massage with Massages by Michelle (GREAT!) however our room was too small to open up the massage table so we had to adjust our plans. It was somewhat dissapointing but the massage still turned out great. We did it in her studio instead. Overall, I would only stay at this hotel if we had an ocean view room or deluxe suite. We could have found a much better deal on the island for what we ended up getting. The warm cookies every night were a nice touch and the location was great. So, if you have the money to dish out for the big rooms then I think it would be a nice spot. However highly overpriced! Our room might have been worth 60-70 bucks.
Awesome! Simply Perfect!
We recently stayed here for 2 nights off season (Sun & Mon right after thanksgiving weekend) and were pleasantly surprised by how nice it really is! We stayed in the oceanfront room! Definitely worth the extra cost! We were with our 9 year old son who enjoyed taking a bubblebath and watching tv at the same time! The jacuzzi tub is big enough for two! We happened to be in Catalina during California's first cold front in years, but did mind at all being in the room with the fireplace on, we rented a movie for the VCR and left the curtains open for a wonderful oceanview with the palm trees blowing in the wind. The next day we rented a golf cart and had an amazing tour of the island..this hotel made our short trip perfect! The cookies were delicious! The breakfast was not quite as good as it should have been, but with the cold windy weather we had I did not think it be so important...P.S. Monday was very quiet, but Tuesday a cruise ship came in the morning we were leaving so the town was alittle more crowded...
Simply Perfect
My boyfriend and I recently stayed at this hotel and loved it. We took the smallest room to save money, but it was still very clean and comfortable. The hotel staff was very friendly. The location was great because it was right in front of the beach. The breakfast was good and so were the milk and cookies they make every evening. I highly recommend this hotel.
We'll Be Returning
We rented a suite for one night, and my only complaint was that we should have stayed longer. The accomodations were spacious, the bed was easy to sleep in, the bathroom (like the atrium) had a skylight, the fireplace in front of the bed added to the romance, the staff were friendly and helpful, the location was central to everything Avalon, the cookies and milk in the evening were a real treat, and the view from the balcony was lovely (especially at sunset). While we didn't use the refrigerator, other than to drink the two complimentary bottles of water, it was clean and ample. The television was next to the fireplace, so watching from bed was easy. There was a VCR in the room, which we did not use. The hotel is non-smoking, which was totally consistent with the 5-star cleanliness. Regarding charges, the price was reasonable given the season, and no need to worry about incidentals - none were used and none were charged. While we've had a better continental breakfast, all the usual items were fresh and in abundance - some pastries (e.g., croissant or muffin), coffee/tea, orange juice, cereal, bananas, oatmeal, etc... (By the way, we only used one of the coupons for 10% off at local stores, and the store honored it with a smile and the assurance that it could be re-used during our stay at the hotel).
Comfy, Cozy and Charming
This is a great hotel! My husband and I stayed in one of the Courtyard Rooms and it was very cozy and comfortable. The room had a great little fireplace which gave the room a romantic flair. The hotel is conveniently located on the main strip of Avalon, so everything is easily accesible. I would definitely stay at this hotel again!
Repeat guests ten summers running!
My girl and I have stayed at the Vista Del Mar every summer for the past ten years and always pre-book for the following year upon check-out. The third-floor view is great, especially from one of two ocean-view suites with private balconies, and the location is right in the middle of the beachfront. Here's the story: there is only about fourteen rooms, and the rooms get smaller, and less expensive, the further back in the hotel you go. Our first year, when we had (much) less discretionary income, we stayed in the very smallest room at the very back, but were treated just as well by the staff. In the intervening years, we've slowly moved to larger rooms, and have spent that last four years in an ocean view suite. The staff has always been gracious and helpful, and the hotel itself is very comfortable -- not overdone, but rather casually elegant. Because of the price range of the hotel, some of the guests can be a little stuffy, and it's not really a place for kids. We like to have a great time on Catalina -- hike, bike, party, have fun -- but it's so nice to come back to a quiet, beautiful oasis and know it's going to be relaxing. The courtyard is very welcoming, and the continental breakfast is decent enough (though it was much better before they used frozen bagels). Overall, very recommended.
The Hotel Vista Del Mar was very nice!
This is our first stay at Catilna Island. I am writing this review from the room we are in. Wireless internet is available (for a small fee) all over Avalon, including inside of the rooms at Hotel Vista Del Mar.
This room is really nice. We are staying in the Courtyard Deluxe room.
It has a fireplace (with an on/off switch on the wall next to the bed), many TV channels, and a small tub with jacuzzi jets. It also has a refridgerator and a wet bar. The decor is very nice and the staff has been very friendly. It offers a nice contential breakfast with a large varity of items. In the evenings, they offer warm cookies and milk. We have walked by many other hotels here and at first I thought maybe we were paying to much for our room as it is one of the priceist ones on the island. But in speaking with others in our passings here, I have learned we have it very nice compared to other stories I have heard.
Love This Hotel!!
My husband and I stay at this hotel every year for our anniversary (we were married in Avalon). We love the ocean view suites! The hotel is very quiet, close to everything, and the hotel staff is very welcoming.
We had only one complaint from all of our stays and that was the aquarium that WAS built into the wall outside one of the suites. It has since been replaced, and now the place is absolutely perfect! We have recieved special promotions from the hotel also!
Pretentious and Overpriced
If you are looking for a pretentious and overpriced hotel, this is for you. It reminded me of a French hotel - very small rooms and unfriendly staff. The hotel is well located and is generally quiet (as long as you do not turn on the air conditioner). The continental breakfast is not worth waking up for. Very restrictive policies on cancellations or use of gift certificates. There are better deals on Avalon!
A great hotel
Stayed there twice in the oceanview rooms. There are only 2 oceanview rooms. A little pricey, but what a fun place to just hang out on the balcony and watch the people below. Fireplace and Whilpool tub for two with view of the ocean. I was engaged there and they did everything that I asked for, including being left alone. No restaurant, but close to all. Would highly recommend.
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The other payoff here is the sound and story line. Tunes like "Paint It Black" and "White Rabbit," along with the chatter of the nonplayer characters, help bring Conflict to life. Character backgrounds also get some attention, which is a good thing if you're combat weary (or just like having an actual story).
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The 11th hour compromise in the Senate Agriculture Committee which allows for a uniform Federal standard of labeling with respect to GM ingredients has been hailed by the food industry as a solution to the problem raised by Vermont Law 120, mandating the designation of GM status on food labels for other than exempted animal-derived foods.
The compromise negotiated between Senator Pat Roberts (R-KS), Chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry and the ranking member, Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) involves Smart Label® technology promoted by the Grocery Manufacturers' Association. Consumers wishing to determine the GM status of a food item can scan a code to establish whether GM-derived ingredients are incorporated in the product. Alternatively accessing a company website will provide the required information.
It must be noted that various state and local initiatives to enforce GM labeling on the basis of the claimed "right to know" are effectively aimed at GM technology with the intention of demonizing foods derived from genetically engineered cultivars. Accordingly the solution proposed in the Federal bill will in no way satisfy the opponents of GM technology. Vani Hari a prodigious blogger and disseminator of misinformation, suspicion and pseudo-science has tweeted "it is not true transparency – it is another way to hide the truth." In a second tweet she ominously noted "mark my words; food companies that decide to use Q.R. codes will be targeted by major on-line campaigns to shame them."
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As expected a uniform Federal labeling bill will emerge. The value will be in preventing individual states and local jurisdictions from establishing their own labeling regulations resulting in an uncoordinated patchwork of requirements which would prove disruptive and expensive to the food industry and ultimately to consumers.
All foods other than those certified by the USDA Organic Program or the soon to be introduced USDA GMO-Free certification could be labeled "May Contain Ingredients Derived from GM Technology" paralleling the situation with nuts and other allergens.
The scientific Luddites opposed to GM technology will not be satisfied with the Senate compromise. It is expected that the controversy will continue and that some companies will attempt to generate a competitive advantage through their labeling and from spurious and implied claims relating to health and safety.
The USDA Crop Progress Report released Monday 25th July indicated a continued favorable trend in corn and soybean crops in 18 states, expressed in the table below:-
July 17th
July 24th
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Corn dough
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Moisture Classification (%) for Week Ending July 24th.
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5 relatively unchanged
At the close of trading on July 22th CME quotations for corn, soybeans and soybean meal with values for July 15th reflecting the months as indicated in parentheses were:-
Corn (cents per bushel) Sept. 336 (352) Dec. 343 (358)
Soybeans (cents per bushel) Aug. 1,00 (1,064) Nov. 989 (1,056)
Soybean meal ($ per ton) Sept 346 (367) Dec 342 (360)
September corn down by 4.5 percent.
September Soybean meal down by 5.7 percent.
For each 10 cent per bushel change in corn :-
For each $10 per ton change in the price of soybean meal:-
See posting on the June USDA-WASDE Report #554 for an update on quantities and price projections for commodities
Midwest-wholesale prices for Extra Large and Large sizes fell by 13 percent, this past week, from an already low base. Mediums declined sharply by 28 percent from last week reflecting the large number of pullet flocks coming into production (0.3 million increase in U.S. productive flock in Week 2016- 28). During previous weeks as reported by the USDA, prices increased by approximately 4 percent, 16 percent, 36 percent and 25 percent in week sequence but with a previous series of weekly declines of 3 percent, 13 percent and 20 percent respectively.
The USDA Combined Region value for Large commodity eggs delivered to warehouses, which lags the Midwest quotation by one week, rose 2 cents to $0.86 per dozen, compared to the 12-month trailing peak price of $2.77 per dozen in mid-August 2015. The USDA Combined range for Large, rose 3 cents to $0.81 per dozen in the Midwest. In the South Central Region, price rose 4 cents to $0.91 per dozen. The current USDA Combined Range Price is $0.40 per dozen below the three-year average which is inflated by the rise in price during 2015, attributed to the HPAI epornitic.
The reversal in the five-week price trend into the last week of July, three weeks after the Independence-day weekend suggests lower prices through Summer. This is based on two sequential increases in weekly stock level for generics predicating against any significant rise in short-term price. The National productive flock excluding pre-lay pullets and hens in molt, is still down by 5 million hens compared to the situation prior to the advent of HPAI, at approximately 294.3 million, up 300,000 this past week. Older flocks were depleted following extremely low post- Easter prices and hens not required to supply contracts are being either depleted with replacement by pullet flocks or are being molted.
The market will respond to changes in availability of both shell eggs and breaking stock attributed to re-stocking, projected exports and cessation of imports of breaking stock from the EU.
At the close of trading on July 15th CME quotations for corn, soybeans and soybean meal with values for July 8th reflecting July and September in parentheses were:-
Corn (cents per bushel)
Sept. 352 (449)
Dec. 358 (355)
Soybeans (cents per bushel)
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Nov. 1,056 (1,068)
Soybean Meal ($ per ton)
Sept. 367 (378)
Dec. 360 (374)
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For each $10 per ton change in the price of soybean meal:-
See posting on the June USDA-WASDE Report #554 for an update on quantities and price projections for commodities
The USDA Crop Progress Report released Monday 18th July indicated a continued favorable trend in corn and soybean crops in 18 states, expressed in the table below:-
July 10th
18 unchanged
14 slight deterioration
The prospects for corn and soybean growth and yield depend on adequate soil moisture. USDA reported data for 48 contiguous states which shows a slight deterioration from the previous week, as shown in the table below:-
Moisture Classification (%) for Week Ending July 17th.
6 relatively unchanged
On Thursday July 14th Deena Shankar in Bloomberg reported on The Commodity Checkoff Program Improvement Act of 2016 introduced into Congress by Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) and Senator Mike Lee (R-UT). This action arises from the disclosures revealed in terms of the Freedom of Information Act request by lawyers representing Hampton Creek.
Internal memoranda showed that the then President and CEO of the AEB and her staff were actively opposing the company in its efforts to market a mayonnaise substitute. The AEB is funded by checkoff payments by egg producers and funds are intended for research, education and promotion of eggs as a commodity under rules laid down by the USDA-AMS.
In the event, an investigation by USDA-AMS resulted in management changes at the AEB to ensure compliance with statutory rules under the guidance of the recently appointed President and CEO, Ms. Anne Alonzo, a veteran of AMS.
The Bill will require budgets to be made public, which in the case of the AEB is a reality but would also require disclosure on payments to service providers and consultants and the purpose of contracts in order to enhance transparency.
In commenting on the proposed legislation, Senator Booker stated "When checkoff programs engage in anticompetitive activity it is a threat to a dynamic and informed free marketplace." He added "This bipartisan legislation will help increase transparency and restore trust in checkoff program practices."
In a July 11th press release, the Food Safety and Inspection Service stated that it intends to post data on the efficiency of pasteurization of egg products on <www.data.gov>. The purpose of this action "will allow consumers to make more informed choices, motivate individual establishments to improve performance and lead to industry-wide improvements in food safety by providing better insight into strength and weaknesses of difference practices."
Data sets will also indicate processes used at each inspected facility but the data on Listeria and Salmonella will apply to meat plants.
On July 12th ProMED posted a report documenting over 1,200 fatalities attributed to H1N1 influenza as of the beginning of July. This compares to 160 and 35 deaths respectively for the corresponding period in 2014 and 2015. Since the outbreak is centered on Sao Paulo there have been relatively few deaths in Rio de Janeiro. This is reassuring given the imminence of the 2016 Olympics Games.
During the period April 30th through May 20th, the Ministry of Health supervised a mass vaccination campaign to immunize almost 50 million citizens of whom 96 percent including children, pregnant women, and the elderly comprising the target population. Mortality continues despite the administration of vaccine.
Following the adverse decision against India in the dispute relating to a spurious ban on importation of poultry from the U.S. based on avian influenza, the Ministry of Agriculture indicated that it would allow importation from countries in accordance with the regulations of the World Organization for Animal Health. This notification acknowledges the imperative that health regulations cannot be distorted to protect domestic industries.
Importation is generally based on health certificates which specify requirements with respect to specific diseases. India has yet to prepare a health certificate, which hopefully will conform to OIE guidelines including regionalization and compartmentalization.
It is understood that USAPEEC is in the forefront of negotiation to eliminate barriers against U.S. exports of poultry.
According to recent statements and an article in the Hartford Courant, Hillandale of Pennsylvania, the holding company of Hillandale of Connecticut indicated that their subsidiary would initiate a program of converting conventional cages to alternative systems.
Hillandale was recently the subject of a public disclosure by animal welfare activists concerning alleged abuse in the Maine complex leased from Jack DeCoster.
In a press release dated July 18th 2016, Cal-Maine Foods (CALM) announced results for the 4th Quarter and Fiscal 2016, ending May 28th 2016.
The following tables summarize the results for the most recent quarter and Fiscal 2016 comparing financial values with the corresponding quarter and the previous fiscal year (Values expressed as $ x 1,000 except EPS)
Tesco has announced that it will transition to sourcing eggs from flocks which are not confined to "cages" by 2025. The action follows the decision by major competitors Sainsbury's, Marks and Spencer and Aldi. As a holdout, Tesco was forced into their decision by an online campaign which attracted 280,000 signatures on Change.org.
In anticipation of the 2012 ban on conventional cages, many farmers in the UK installed enriched colony modules. Unfortunately it appears that this housing system is regarded as a "cage" and is therefore unacceptable to a segment of the consuming public. More important is the perception relating to welfare of buyers representing the large supermarket chains.
Currently Tesco sells 1.4 billion eggs annually with 43 percent derived from enriched colonies. Based on standard parameters, eggs sold by Tesco are produced by a constant population of 4.8 million hens. The most recent decision will require alternative housing in the form of barns or free-range for 2.1 million hens.
The Guardian quoted Matt Simister Commercial Director For Fresh Food for Tesco who stated "Our decision on caged hens is one of a number of Tesco initiatives designed to ensure sustainable sourcing, and improved animal welfare." He added "We carried out an extensive and collaborative review with our suppliers and key industry experts to help us work through how best we can move to 100% cage-free eggs."
According to press reports, Austin 'Jack' DeCoster and his son Peter are considering an appeal to the entire 8th Circuit U.S. Court. This action follows the adverse 2 to 1 decision by a three-judge panel upholding the sentence handed down by Judge Mark Bennett in response to the guilty plea to misdemeanor charges by the DeCosters'.
There is no question as to guilt on the part of the accused following their plea. What is now of concern is whether imprisonment can be imposed in addition to fines on "responsible corporate officials for violations of a strict liability statue".
The DeCoster case has aroused concern by business groups including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers. Peter Keisler of the Washington D.C. firm of Sidley and Austin represents the DeCosters' and is expected to submit a brief in support of a re-hearing before a full Bench before August 3rd.
EGG-CITE and CHICK-CITE have previously commented on the recent detection of low pathogenicity H5 avian influenza in live bird markets in Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
All H5 and H7 isolates irrespective of pathogenicity must be reported to the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) and the U.S. must also notify trading partners in terms of bilateral agreements.
It is important to note that the detection of AI in a live bird market indicates that supply flocks wherever located are infected. The detections in markets will require traceback and will inevitably result in import sanctions being imposed against counties, states or even the entire U.S. depending on whether an importing nation conforms to the principle of regionalization as laid down by the OIE.
It is an epidemiologic reality that low pathogenicity H5 and H7 strains have the potential to mutate to high pathogenicity given sufficient time and a large number of potential hosts. This was the case in Pennsylvania during 1983 when low pathogenicity H5N2 (a different strain from the 2015 epornitic) smoldered in small flocks in Lancaster and adjoining counties for four months before becoming highly pathogenic in November 1983. A similar case occurred in Chile among broiler breeders but transition from LPAI to HPAI was rapid. More recently in the January H7 limited outbreak, affecting turkeys in Indiana, nine farms were infected with low pathogenicity AI and one farm with an H7 strain characterized as highly pathogenic suggesting a change in virulence over a short period.
The live bird system is an anachronism in the U.S. in 2016 and represents a profound risk to breeders, turkey, egg and broiler producers endangering domestic production and export markets. The live bird market system benefits a small number of producers and traders catering to the needs of ethnic minorities in urban areas. In applying a "band-aid" approach to the live bird system, state and Federal authorities have created a patchwork of modalities concentrated on retail outlets in an attempt to suppress infection. Imposing periodic depletion, maintaining strict control over disinfection and hygiene certainly determines an end point for infection. The controls imposed at the retail level do not address the problem of perpetuation of infection and dissemination of virus with the potential to extend from the live bird system to commercial farms. The activities of Federal and state veterinarians in attempting to contain infection in the live bird marketing system is nothing more than active support of the status quo at public expense.
The fact that Joelle Hayden a public affairs specialist with APHIS said "Finding low pathogenic avian influenza isn't uncommon in backyard flocks and live bird markets" lends credence to the realization that the Agency is basically condoning a state of endemic LPAI.
If marketing of live birds and store-front slaughter were to be banned, if this were possible, lawsuits alleging infringements of rights and deprivation of livelihood would be advanced. It would be far better to determine the cost of monitoring and supervising the live bird system and to place the onus back on the buyers and sellers in the form of a service fee in the same way that commercial producers pay for FSIS inspection. Obviously the additional costs would be a heavy burden and would soon result in the demise of storefront purchase and processing. This would result in the establishment of centralized plants under FSIS scrutiny distributing halal and kosher chickens through supermarkets and specialty stores with an appropriate level of hygiene with a cold chain.
The purchase of chickens slaughtered according to kosher rites in small butcheries was common through the early decades of the 20th century in urban areas. This gave way to specialty producers operating in accordance with the requirements of both religious and Federal rules. The demographics supporting contemporary live bird markets should undergo the same evolution and conform to the laws and mores of U.S. society.
The time has come to make the live market system in the U.S. obsolete. If a nation such as Jordan can ban markets in Amman we should be able to do the same in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Los Angeles and Minneapolis.
Following passage of a bill entitled The National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standard to regulate labeling of foods containing GM ingredients, consumers will still be confused over descriptors. Only USDA Certified Organic broiler, turkey and egg products will be regulated with respect to feeding, housing, management and access to the exterior of houses.
Jo Craven McGinty writing in the July 9th edition of highlighted a number of label descriptions which have questionable meaning to consumers.
Inconsistencies include:-
Over and above the label claims on housing, there are a wide range of welfare certifications each with a specific seal signifying compliance with the standards of the agency concerned. Generally consumers are unaware of the requirements and the individual certifying agencies spend more time promoting their programs to producers and retailers than to the public.
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There is considerable interest in consuming products free of gluten, a protein in wheat and related grains. It is estimated that less than 5 percent of U.S. consumers require a gluten-free diet based on intolerance. Effectively "gluten-free" has been hyped to create an impression of healthfulness. Given that there is no scientific basis for this presumption, gluten-free is in all probability a fad and will decline in importance. According to the FDA, foods labeled "gluten-free" must have been processed to remove gluten and have less than 20 parts per million of the protein. Deception is created when food that has absolutely no gluten content such as eggs and meat are labeled "gluten-free" to establish a false impression of superior quality.
Douglas Balentine director of the Office of Nutrition and Food Labeling of the Food and Drug Administration stated "Our objective is that the label should be helpful in providing truthful and not misleading information, but we don't define all the terms on food labels you might see, so there is some flexibility."
Although gross deception will result in the attention of regulators, priorities are directed more towards blatant deception, leaving many terms in a gray area exploited by aggressive marketers. Label claims are now attracting the attention of the tort Bar where consumer classes are easy to establish especially in California. Caveat vendor!
In the July 2016 edition of Incredible News issued by the American Egg Board, president and CEO Anne Alonzo referred to progress made by the AEB in promoting egg consumption during the first quarter of 2016. Achievements include:
The UDSA estimates per capita consumption of eggs during the first and second quarters of 2016 will be 66.2 and 65.4 respectively with an anticipated total consumption of 262.8 eggs for the year. This value is approximately 10 percent higher than the 252 eggs used in shell and liquid form during 2015. Consumption was depressed by high prices associated with shortages occasioned by the Spring outbreak of HPAI.
Despite the apparent rise in consumption, both nest-run and wholesale prices fell precipitously during the second quarter. The USDA ex-farm price during the first quarter averaged 83.8 cents per dozen. In contrast for the second quarter of 2016 the ex-farm price was 34.7 cents per dozen with a range of 41.8 to 31.8 cents per dozen. Over the first six months of 2016,nest-run production costs, comprising feed, pullet depreciation, labor, housing and overhead amounted to 61.38 cents. This difference denotes the loss experienced by producers of generic eggs with negative contribution margins throughout the second and third quarters.
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Despite the strenuous activities of the AEB, potential production, from the current national producing flock of 294 million hens, demand and hence wholesale prices have not increased despite the low prices paid to producers delivering to stores. The retailers have not decreased shelf price in proportion to the decline in producer price and have maintained very high margins which has depressed consumption. For the first five months of 2016 USDA nest-run prices have declined by 66 percent and direct store delivered prices by 45 percent. In contrast USDA retail prices declined by 27 percent or approximately half the decline experienced by producers.
Some retailers including the hard discount chains have sacrificed a portion of their mark- up to offer eggs at a competitive price and generate increased dairy, grocery and produce sales. With respect to white-shelled generic eggs, store-buyers appear to be setting the price and their chains are enjoying the benefits of super-profits, in part supported by a price-discovery service which may be introducing distortions in the market.
Specialty eggs representing approximately 20 million hens in production or 10 percent of flocks producing for the shell-egg segment of the industry have been less affected. This includes cage free, organic and enriched products including both regional and national brands.
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"Mac" McGill (Richard Bradford, The Untouchables) is an ex-spy with a murky past and an uncertain future. Wrongfully dismissed by his bosses in U.S. intelligence, he decides to freelance as a private detective based out of London. McGill's work takes him far and wide, yet seemingly always on a collision course with the British authorities, the Soviets, and his old colleagues in American espionage. Beset by enemies on all sides, he strives to clear his name and restore his reputation. But until he does, he remains on the run, taking jobs in the dark and dangerous corners of European society.
This action-packed Cold War drama aired on ABC in the late 1960s and features savvy writing and a host of superb guest stars, including Donald Sutherland (Pride & Prejudice), James Grout (Inspector Morse), Anton Rodgers (Lillie), Nicola Pagett (Upstairs, Downstairs), Peter Vaughan (The Remains of the Day), Stuart Damon (General Hospital), and Judy Geeson (Mad About You).
Bearing one of the miniskirt era's groovier theme songs, Britain's Man in a Suitcase presents a scenario similar to ITC's Danger Man (Secret Agent Man in the United Sates). After American intelligence gives him the boot for facilitating a high-profile defection, "Mac" McGill (Richard Bradford, The Untouchables) remains in London as a freelance detective. In the Charles Crichton-directed opener, "Brainwash," a band of political exiles pressures him to lie in order to get back what they've lost. When McGill refuses to play along, they torture him using the sort of mind-control methods featured in The Manchurian Candidate. (Best known for The Lavender Hill Mob, Crichton also directed "Day of Execution.")
A silver-haired chain smoker, McGill escapes by virtue of his fists and his smarts. Though he carries a gun, he prefers to use a well-placed karate chop. While Bradford's Method mumble adds to McGill's veneer of insouciant cool, his beach attire--tube socks!--is another matter. During the first season, the PI keeps an eye on an informer (George Sewell) in "The Sitting Pigeon," searches for the boss (John Barrie) who can clear his name in "Man from the Dead," and looks out for an old college buddy (a lanky young Donald Sutherland) in "Day of Execution." If he has time for a few girlfriends, a long-term commitment is out of the question.
Created by Richard Harris and Dennis Spooner (The Avengers), Man in a Suitcase ran for one 30-episode season. Other notable participants include actor Peter Vaughn and Room at the Top cinematographer Freddie Francis. McGill may be less sympathetic than Patrick McGoohan's John Drake, but the combination of visceral action and subtle humor makes for an enjoyable addition to the small-screen spy genre. This boxed set includes the first 15 episodes in the series plus four photo galleries, one for each disc. --Kathleen C. Fennessy
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What a pleasant surprise to discover a very unique show with a very talented method actor in the lead. The intensity of Bradford's performances are so that the viewer at first is simply taken aback by it. Rarely does one see this kind of method acting in a TV show, probably because it is so demanding to do it for the same character over and over again for a TV show. The demands on Bradford must have been emotionally and physically draining. It is no surprise therefore on this basis alone that the show only lasted two seasons.
Great entertainment. The performance of Bradford alone is worth the investment, not to mention the great theme tune of the show which has to be one of the very best ever written for a TV show.
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McGill will take any job, no matter how dirty it is, as long as he gets paid. This guy ain't Simon Pure. Money is his motivation. Wherever McGill goes he is a pariah. Nobody wants him around. Even his clients don't want him around. They just want him to do his job and get lost. He gets double-crossed by everyone, including his clients, and is punched senseless more times than he is able to smoke a cigarette. In fact, in one scene he trades punches in a brutal fistfight while he is smoking a cigarette. Somehow he manages to keep the cigarette in his mouth throughout the entire fight.
My favorite episode is the one called "Mariocki." A lot of the episodes are forgettable. Several of them are cut-and-dried. Some very good actors appeared in this series, including Donald Sutherland. American actor Richard Bradford is good as the sullen and explosive McGill, the man with a past. He's a sixties TV antihero who seems much more contemporary than other TV spies of the sixties such as the heroes Napoleon Solo and Ilya Kuryakin in "The Man from U.N.C.L.E."
"Man in a Suitcase" isn't as good as "Secret Agent Man," Patrick McGoohan's TV spy series in the sixties, but it's close. Even the theme song of "Man in a Suitcase" is catchy. And that old beat-up leather suitcase McGill carries with him wherever he goes. Who can forget that? It's a shame the series lasted only one season.
--Bryan Cassiday, author of "The Kill Option"
The series concerns an American secret agent bounced from the CIA for something he did not do. He now travels around Europe as a roving private-eye. (The series is sort of a great grandfather to the current "Burn Notice," shown on the USA network.) The main character with the tough-guy name of McGill is played by an American, Richard Bradford (who 21 years later would become more famous for his rough fight scene with Sean Connery in "The Untouchables.)
Bradford, who seems to have been influenced by the Brando school of method acting and walks with the kind of "I don't give a crap" gait that Vic Morrow had on "Combat," seems to smoke a cigarette in every scene, most of which he smokes down to the butt.
The thing I remember about this series is the cool theme music, which I have never forgotten and which I looked forward to hearing again.
The plots are, for the most part, interesting although many of the episodes end rather abruptly. The show is in color and like the color of most 1960's tv series far nicer and preferable to me than the color today. The disc quality is good.
As stated, I never expected to see this series again as it was not particularly successful and did not run long. However I am happy that it has been released and have enjoyed making McGill's acquaintance again.
Another fine series from the ITC Television Network, responsible for shows like "The Prisoner" and "Gideon's Way," this is a gritty, realistic and exciting set of episodes well-written with fast-moving plots and never short on action.
Bradford plays McGill with a degree of toughness and a laconic ease so well that he seems to be perfectly cast for the role. Trained at the NY Actor's Studio, Bradford was a Method actor and claimed Brando as his inspiration; in fact, Bradford had a supporting role with the Academy Award winning actor in the controversial film, "The Chase" (1966), directed by Arthur Penn. Supporting players, all fine character actors from ITC's stable, like Donald Houston, Angela Browne, and Judy Geeson, raise the bar of this rarely seen, but popular, detective series.
Compared to 'Danger Man's" John Drake, McGill is the antihero--a man for hire, keen and distrustful of others, with an eye for the ladies, but a man not without scruples. Shot in color, the series is markedly violent and in the fisticuffs McGill often finds himself in, the blood flows freely. But there is more: the stories and assignments McGill takes on are interesting as they are unusual at times. The international locales also add a bit of flair in contrast to the typical "Mannix" episode that was limited to that metropolis called Los Angeles.
This is from the original Network DVD set that should be held up as a model of what all DVD sets should aspire to: pristine transfers from the original print (so clean they look as if they were shot yesterday), tons of extras including trailers, foreign titles, bumpers, behind-the-scene stills, a Richard Bradford interview (today, a mere shadow of the lean, handsome actor he was 40 years ago!), a full-color booklet, and more.
Nonetheless, "Man in a Suitcase" is a tight and shut case to hours of viewing enjoyment. And if the incidental music in "Man in a Suitcase" seems awfully familiar to that of 'The Prisoner" it should be--both were composed by Ron Grainer.


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Terrebonne voters will decide today whether to help pay for the most ambitious hurricane-protection project in parish history.
The quarter-cent sales tax for the proposed Morganza-to-the-Gulf hurricane-protection system is one of several issues on the ballot locally.
Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
On the ballot in both Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes is a state Supreme Court race between Mary Hotard Becnel, a state district judge from LaPlace; and John Weimer, a state appeals judge from Thibodaux. They are vying for the court's District 6 seat, which represents much of southeast Louisiana.
These issues are also on the ballot in Terrebonne:
A quarter-cent sales tax that would pay the local share of the $680 million Morganza project. The 72-mile system of levees, floodgates and locks aims to protect the parish against a Category 3 hurricane. The local sales tax would not take effect until the state and federal governments agree to pay the bulk of the project's costs.
Voters in Recreation District 3 will decide whether to renew a 7-mill property tax that raises $58,000 a year to maintain the Lafayette Woods and Friendswood Drive parks. The district includes parts of Bourg and east Houma.
Voters in five separate road-lighting districts will decide whether to renew property taxes that pay for their street lights. Affected are District 6 in Montegut and Pointe-aux-Chenes, District 7 in Little Caillou and Chauvin, District 8 in the Gibson area, District 9 in the Bayou Black area and District 10 in Dularge and Theriot.
In Thibodaux, voters will decide whether to approve a new city charter, a document that outlines the structure of and lays ground rules for local government.
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- Bikini Beach (2.8 mi / 4.5 km)
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- Museum of the Sea (7 mi / 11.2 km)
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For transfers, guests must contact the property 24 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for golf tee times and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- All citizens of Uruguay will be charged the national value-added tax (10%) from November 15 to the day after Easter. However, business travelers from firms in Uruguay will be charged the value-added tax year round. Foreigners on a tourist visa are exempt from this tax.
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