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Breakfast was great. There were a lot kind of food and it was good to eat outside seeing ocean. Hotel stall had room call at 2am. It was my lost baggage, but it was not happy for me to make me wake up.
Great atmosphere, fantastic breakfast terrace view, very comfortable and tasteful room, pool Staff not always as responsive and proactive as expected
E&O has a special and relaxed athmosphere. It can easily bring back you in time.... The Deluxe room was really spacious and convenient. Highly recommended experience.
Nothing Well, The whole experience was bad.From the moment we arrived until we left. We Did not get the room we booked,they insisted on a deposit which was already taken by them in advance shortly after the booking,I paid twice the amount chargeable,and I am still waiting for a refund to my bank account as I paid by debit card.We have stayed in many top hotels in Asia,including raffles Singapore and the oriental Bangkok.You cannot compare this hotel with them.
I wish the in room dining menu would be more extensive. There was a very less choice for in room dining considering my parents can't walk to the restaurant.
Breakfast good lunch and dinner poor
We absolutely adored this hotel as everything exceeded expectations. The staff were exceptional in their gracious and pleasant service. Overall we thought it was faultless. nothing
Brilliant! Hotel is like stepping back in time - an absolute must do experience
Staff very friendly and helpful Taxi drivers at the hotel try to take advantage of tourists.
Everything but most of all the old atmosphere
Reception service was very efficient. Restaurant service was not ok. This is common problem as young employee these days were not being train to give 'priority' to guests, take note of their request and be observant what and who need to be attended. No basic courtesy with smile and greeting. I guess hotelier need to constantly address to this issue to make the guest feel very welcome.
Welcome drink at the lobby was excellent service for the customers.. Frequent checks on the toilet maintenance will be appreciated due to faulty or blocked toilet cistern..
very convienent location. Night market just outside the hotel. shopping area is few minutes away. Penang Times Square which is the new apartment cum shopping complex is very new, only a few stores open. A bus stop just outside Hotel. Bus interchange is nearby. Air con bus available to take you to local attractions. Notice in room indicate Hotel going for reno next year. breakfast no good, need to improve. Coffee too dilute.
The price for the room was ok. The service was good and the breakfast buffet offered a variety of choices for Malays, Indians, Chinese and Western customers. Breakfast buffet - in general very nice, but the served coffee was very "American" and some additional Italian/French coffee, Malaysian coffee and other drinks such as soybean milk and hot chocolate for breakfast would be great.
Location is strategic facilities and the services is very poor, i have been waited for 45 mins to check in, and they request to wait for 40 mins more for the king size bed which they claimed that the previous customer was still occupied the room even the check out time is over, i need to mentioned it was 3pm that time. Is this the service to what so-call the four star hotel should provided?
Value for money Badly in need of refurbishment,especially the bathroom,this could be achieved at a very cheap cost Breakfast area too small and not enough staff to cope with a rush
Good location Facilities are quite old, need renovation. The bed is too soft.
it closed to many food stalls 1. the staff check-in counter are not willing to give us the king size bed room which we have reserved and confirmed in 4 days before. finally, they gave us after we hv "told" them again and again 2. as we had to catch early flight, we hv told them to prepare the breakfast boxes to us instead the bf buffet, they promised but finally when we check-out at 6am, we could not get our breakfast boxes
Like ur friendly staffs. Helpfull to guest. My mom was sick in ouR previous trip, cause of havingn surgery. Ur staff really help out by give room that close to lift, also helpfull with wheelchair
Street Hawker food (that's what penang is famous for) was very easily available - it was just down the road.
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great hotel, lovely staff, gave us nice view room of golf course when requested, location quite good, not too far from Queensbay Mall, but not walking distance, taxi is required but quite cheap. breakfast a bit chaotic and not enough waiting staff but fairly nice food.
Nothing very much. Experience totally ordinary. (1) Not being able to use the room telephone unless I paid a deposit, even when I asked the operator to make the call for me. (2) Overpriced food in coffee house - poor value for money. (3) Driver of limo getting angry with my colleague and refusing to drive her home even after she agreed on the "expensive" price.
It is ideally located with amenities within its vicinity, and the environment is quite and peaceful. It is also near to Penang Int'l Airport, and the relocation of the of Inter State Bus Terminal to Sungei Nibong makes the hotel a favourite among travellers. A shower spray next to toilet bowl would be useful.
I like it for every thing luxry cleaning nice welcoming no at all
The staff's services and the comfort of the bed... staircase from carpark to lobby
Internet access is free.
The rooms were comfy, front office staff and concierge were friendly My blouse was missing from my luggage when I got home
You have friendly staff and clean rooms which i appreciate.Thank you we will be back again to stay your hotel.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay at Vistana Residence. The rooms and the bathrooms are very clean. We spent a night at Vistana Residence. The way to the residence is slightly complicated especially for old folks (i.e. my parents). They dare not to leave the room as they afraid that they are unable to locate the room after leaving the room. The lift to the residence is a bit slow.
friendly and helpful staff. No lounge to have some drinks.
Swim at the nice pool Price for room it is to hight.
Wonderful location with always welcome smile in all of their faces. The Rasa Wing is realy the place where you would like to be. THANKS RASA SAYAN! Increase the restuarants variety.
Staff were very friendly and welcoming.
Best beach hotel in Langkawi. Highly recommend it for all types of travelers. Class and luxury! The Rasa Wing is not really meant for families with kids. The Rasa pool and the lounge do not allow kids. But it's great for couples. Book in the garden wing if you have kids.
Friendly staff. Nice room.
nothing the hotel is less than average and does not offer at all a good value for money
Best service I ever got from any hotel group I enjoyed every bit
It is truly a beautiful resort and looks exactly like the pics. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast buffet was excellent-everything you could imagine and from every where in the world. Spice Cafe-excellent all round-food, seating and staff. Wired Internet in room was very good and high speed, was able to download pretty fast. Foot massage by the pool vey nice, staff friendly and funny. Watersports, although a little expensive, fun and entertaining. Near wonderful restaurants outside of resort and tourist stands selling variety of stuff from fruit to swim wear and equipment, and also local crafts. Also not far from other fun stuff like spice garden, botanical garden, etc. But most of all just love the plush green gardens. Our room, although had a beautiful view of garden and pool was called 'seafacing', but we could not see the sea at all through the trees. Was hoping to see the sunset on ocean and hear the waves, but too far. The bed or two beds together to make one big one and using two comforters instead of one. Kind of hard for a couple to snuggle together without falling in crack and not being able to share one sheet. Excellent Wireless Internet in lobby only, should be available in rooms as well.
The room was good The bugs was annoying for me and my kids annoying and painfull, pinang is a boaring place very boaring
Noisy wheels on food troley carts after 8 o'clock.
the location was good The breakfast was dissapointing. I recoomend to eat in the restaurant nearby.
Be forwarded that there is a club on site that plays loud music nonstop from midnight to 6 am.
Very convenient
Housekeeping staff are very helpful. No adverse comments
location very good the room too small, smaller than the photo shown on the website, no swimming pool
The location was great.Walking distance to most sights and regular local bus services go past the hotel. Breakfast was very good. Staff friendly and helpful. Rooms modern with all usual amenities.
The location was superb, very convenient since its situated right in the city center, within walking distance of restaurants and food courts. Transportation available anytime. Rooms are very small to be graded as a 4*.
services and the patients of the hotel
Good location. Friendly staff.
The comfort of the bed There's no bath tub
Nothing Simply don't stay there!! It is dreadful, the rooms are dicusting and the food is below average!
the hotel was ok but the sraff was very poor the breakfast staff did not smile and the service was very pooir
I like the room it is quite huge and clean, the view, the beach also not very crowded. The staff also very nice. I don't like the taxi or tour that provided from the hotel. The car is very bad, the driver also wreckless. And the taxi that called by the hotel is not a taxi meter, but a flat-rate taxi. Which is a little bit a rip off.
Quick Check-in, friendly Staff Yes, the room was dissappointing. We were in a corner room, with the smallest balcony, Only got half the view of the sea and land. There is a door which connects onto the room next door as well, and i could hear the next door tenants. Also we were placed near the lifts, and we could hear the lifts every second of the night. Quite dissappointed with the room.
Next to beach. The hotel does not provide hand towels at all. When requested, refused to provide extra bath towel for children who use existing beddings in the room.
the staff in recepition where very helpful but the staff & breakfast service was very poor they never spoke or even smiled would not stay there again. breakfast staff
location,environment and view 1.No free wi-fi
well, i like the swimming pool and the beach view. the floor is dirty,the staff not to say very friendly and humble and the safety box is lock and asked ppl to come over and they promised to come over but yet didn't turn up. Don't expect a customer will wait for you in the room just to fix that safety box and beside we are staying because of leisure. After which they didn't turn up,me and my husband didn't bother to ask again.
so relax.......... no , just the wireless internet so bad..........
parking , food. street walk conv. easy excess...cetralise no comment
nothing bad location, poor hotel.
A good hotel well positioned, rooms a little tired. Shower in the bath which flooded bathroom floor
The staffs at the lounge were friendly and was there to assist. To me i enjoyed my stay and will be there when ever i come to penang.
The location is very good, just a walking distance from food & shoping centres but not too close to the disturbances of traffic. There is a taxi stand just opposite the hotel. The cost of surfing internet is a bit too expensive compared to other providers.
Location of hotel to getting around city very good. Also, when we checked in and shown our room we found the noise level in the next room bothersome. Right away our complaint was recognized and we were transferred to a quiet room. for the price, a good value
The hotel is walking distance away from most historical attractions in Goergetown. There is no need to take any transportation if you only plan to tour around the old city of Goergetown.
Great location, friendly stuff. Old interior, less comfort.
Check in was slow. Rooms were not ready when we checked in even after 3pm
Its location close to the sea and the heritage area. Reception staff was kind of reluctant to help/advice.
Nice design of the room. Nice view. This review is not based on the room mentioned below, but on an upgraded room. Restaurant did not serve the in room menu. The water in the pool was very cold.
The convenient shuttle bus service to town area. The wire internet connection. Prefer to have wireless internet connection so that my business phone can connect to it.
The deluxe room (upgraded) was spacious and excellent for small family with kids. Good view of the golf course & surrounding mountain. 1. I categorize hotel staff as "fair" is due to our experience during check-in. Our rooms were not ready at point of check-in and made to wait until 6.30pm. But the main insatisfaction is from how your staff handle his customer. He was insensitive and most of our questions were left unanswered. 2. We were very disappointed with your swimming pool service. My family was excited to use the swimming until we notice that your other hotel guests that were using the pool at that time were not in proper swimming attire. What an image and we felt awfully disgusted and pulled out from joining in the pool. My kids were disappointed. Please apply strict rules of the pool for image and cleanliness sake.
Lovely and quiet ground. Spacious and clean room. Excellent cuisine and all attentive staff.
Internet connection in the room is very slow.
near with town,quite place...
1. very friendly recception.. 1. need upgrading air-cond condition
It was difficult to travel out of the hotel due to the location but it was great that the hotel provided transport at certain times to various locations including the sending of the runners to the start point for the recent marathon. I can't get to go down to the city as i like as the taxi service was superb expensive..
Close to the airport, and not far from Queensbay Shopping mall by cab. Nice little mini man-made rainforrest with (short) paved trails & a bench to relax on. Staff under training happens exerywhere, and that can't be helped. The limo service to the airport is around 65RM, and the local taxi advertises 18RM. The limo however, might take you back for free if you forget something though, and they drive much faster if you ask. My guy also waited, to make sure that I didn't miss my flight. Technically, he is a driver for a contract company, but he was what made my trip when things didn't work out with a delayed flight. I am very thankful to the man in the bright yellow hawaian shirt. P.S. - Some corporate rates around 130RM!!!
Well, staff members are cooperative & eager to help. The hotel has a bad smell. In addition, it contains old funiture.
The hotel staff were very pleasant and helpful. The rooms on most of the floors had not been renovated. They had a strong musty smell with dirty carpets and mold in the bathrooms.
Overall a great experience - private feeling, clean room, nice view, friendly staff, good location with the best mee goreng I have ever eaten just around the corner! Not too far to the main stretch of Georgetown, around a 10 minute walk; this location also makes it much better for escaping Georgetown to drive around the island as the traffic isn't quite as hectic. Small carpark if you rent a car - but was only a problem once in 4 nights
We had the suite. Nice to have two rooms, becauce we travelt with our baby girl. Very clean rooms and luxury. The price is very low for what you get. Breakfast was nice and clean. nothing. we like the hotel very mutch
The view and room. The food was nice as well. A major plus point for Dorsett is the warmth of the staff. The parking facility is attrocious. Not many parking bays. No lift service and for those with prams and heavy luggage, this lack of lifts is sad.
the breakfast was excellent.
Breakfast serving (buffet) is not up to a 4-star hotel rating. Limited parking space.
Hotel was an old and tired 1970's property that looked like a Mosque more than a hotel. Actual property looked nothing like pictures shown on booking.com Service, Horrible Breakfast, Overpriced Internet.
The water from shower head is of a good strength and consistent hot water supply. However, additional facility like a bidet would make the bathroom more complete. The parking facility is probably one of the smallest for a 4 star hotel. A major disappointment here.
the cozyness and and the ambient environment The basement parking needs more lighting and proper directions
Comfortable room. Lots of space for children to run. Nice pool. Door lock was broken and response was poor. Lost 2 hours because of it and only a meek apology was given. Not a welcoming start.
truly i found it very comfortable with the new look after renovations and i would love to try it again with this kind of customer treating and nice reception
In all honesty, this hotel was very disappointing. I went looking for beauty and relaxation. I discovered a filthy room (which smelt of smoke, despite booking a non-smoking room), the staff responded very poorly to complaints. I ended up going to the hotel next door (Flamingo Hotel) for a massage rather than use hotel facilities. The breakfast was poor and all the hotel shops remained closed during my stay (flamingo hotel shops were open next door). The hotel was outdated and shabby. Staff response to my comment that I would be posting this information on-line was 'it does not matter to us'!!! My advice - stay somewhere else. Hotel next door (Flamino Hotel) has been newly renovated and was nice. But, the area was very quiet (to the point of being dull). Few things to see. I would advise people to stay in a different area when visiting Penang.
Very nice hotel with good rooms, nice pool and own beach. Georgetown is easy to visit by bus and also all the other places are easy to visit by bus.
The 2 Room suite was very comfortable and quiet.While the hotel was very busy due to Arabic holiday season the staff were always helpful and polite.The bus service out the front of the hotel to Batu Ferringhi and Georgetown was moderd ànd frequent and the indian restuarant over the road was outstanding for quality of food and value.$16 Aud for 2 courses and beers.
I like the beach...
The design and location of this hotel is impressive, even spectacular. The deluxe rooms above the 20th floor are amazing. When it comes to the service, food, operations of the hotel however; things start going downhill but despite this I would stay at the hotel again. Some of the food served was noticeably average and some of the staff had been poorly trained.
It was a pleasant stay....wonderful staff...i will come back for sure..... I was charged for the first day even when my flight was delayed by one day
Its location is convenient to town and also to Batu Ferringhi. Staff generally friendly except one. Pool and beach facilities are great. Yes, parking is a nightmare. Earlier we stayed 4 days prior to this stay and experienced the same situation. I dont think the hotel can do anything about it but it certainly cause inconvenience to us with young children.
near the beach The parking for guest is not enough. The service is slow.
Good sized room even though it was only a "studio". Nice view. Staff were polite, well presented and welcoming. It's not particularly close to anything in Penang, but for those seeking just a 'resort' it's fine. A little dated looking but clean and comfortable enough. Non-smoking floors would be a nice improvement.
The room I stayed in was large and had enough space for 4 adults. Swimming pool is good. Pool Bar & Restaurant is good. Late check-in at 3.00pm and early check-out at 11.00am, very inconsiderate as the hotel was not even half-full. Breakfast is not up to 4 star standards, very limited choices and not well cooked.


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Bodiam Castle East Sussex England UK, by WyrdLight.com.
After their successful invasion and conquest of England, the Normans began a period of castle building that was to last right through the medieval period. Although castles had been built in England since the time of the Romans, they had never been built with such speed or across such a wide area.
This map shows the number of Norman castles built during the reign of William the Conqueror (1066-1087)
Within an Existing Roman Fortress
The earliest castles built by the Normans were either constructed within an existing Roman Fort or were Motte and Bailey castles. These were soon replaced by Stone Keep castles as they offered better protection from attack. Concentric castles developed during the 12th and 13th Centuries and were virtually impossible to conquer.
Pevensey castle in East Sussex is an example of a Norman Castle built inside an existing Roman Fort.
Motte and Bailey Castles
Motte and Bailiey castles were the earliest form of castles built completely from scratch by the Normans. As their name suggests they had two parts the Motte and the Bailey.
The Motte was a large hill made of earth on which was built a wooden keep or lookout. The outer edge was then surrounded with a large wooden fence called a palisade.
The Bailey was separated from the Motte by a wooden bridge that could be removed if the Bailey was occupied by enemies. The Bailey was the part of the castle where people lived and animals were kept. A large castle might have more than one Bailey.
To give added protection to the castle, both the Motte and Bailey would be surrounded by a ditch, sometimes filled with water. A drawbridge was used for access to the castle.
Stone Keep Castle
This type of castle soon replaced the Motte and Bailey castles as it offered a better form of defence. A stone keep was the central feature, with thick walls and few windows. Entrance to the keep was by stone steps leading to the first floor. The kitchens were situated on the ground floor while living quarters were on the upper floors.
The first keeps were rectangular in shape but later ones were often circular. The Stone Keep would be surrounded by a thick stone wall containing turrets for lookouts.
The Bailey was now the area outside the keep but within the outer walls and shelter for animals or craft workshops might be built against the walls. The entire castle might be surrounded by a ditch or moat and entrance to the castle was by drawbridge.
Concentric Castles
The Concentric castle was developed in the 12th and 13th Centuries and offered the best protection against attack.
The main feature of the concentric castle is its walls. An inner wall built of thick stone with turrets positioned at intervals is then surrounded by an equally thick but lower stone wall. The walls are built at different levels so that archers on the inner walls can fire over the archers on the outer walls.
The space between the two walls was known as the 'death hole' for being trapped within the walls would almost certainly result in death for the attacker. The entire castle was then often surrounded with a moat and entry would be across a drawbridge.


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Continental breakfast is available in the Terrace Room, right outside the recruiter entrance to the South Ballroom.
9:30 am - 12:00 pm
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Book Title: Must Love Lions
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Genre: Paranormal Shifter
Release Date: November 30, 2016
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Alexis Parrish is very single. Sassy and smart, she's great at her job as a journalist, but it's never given her the time to find the right man–specifically, a human. So when she gets assigned to interview Max, a lion shifter, about the new dating app he's created, she can't believe her intense attraction to him. After all, humans and shifters don't date.
Max is used to causing trouble. He broke tradition by creating the dating app, Shifter, which humans and shifters alike can use to answer the call of the wild.
When Max challenges Alexis to give him a chance, she can't say no. A human like her has no business with this handsome alpha lion, but she can't resist his magnetism. Their chemistry is primal, their connection positively animalistic. After all, once you go shifter, you never go back.
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Craig Olson and Deb Hurley have purchased some of the assets of Forget-Me-Not Floral and have renamed the business Island Flowers. The couple has operated Flower Farm at Papke's Landing since 1997 and have sought a downtown presence for their flowers. Hurley said the store will evolve into a garden shop which will provide bedding plants in the spring and cut flowers year round. Olson resigned from his position at Piston and Rudder after working 30 years for the shipyard. Rachel Welde operated Forget Me Not Floral for 18 years.
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Primary Accession | P42212 |
Other Accession | AAC53684 |
Host | Mouse |
Isotype | Mouse IgG |
Calculated MW | 27kDa |
Alias Symbol | Green Fluorescent Protein |
Other Names | Green fluorescent protein, GFP |
Format | Liquid. Purified antibody supplied in 1x PBS buffer with 0.09% (w/v) sodium azide and 2% sucrose. |
Reconstitution & Storage | Add 100ul of distilled water. Final anti-GFP antibody concentration is 1 mg/ml in PBS buffer. For longer periods of storage, store at -20°C. Avoid repeat freeze-thaw cycles. |
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Directed by | Michael Hoffman |
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Jens Meurer Chris Curling Bonnie Arnold |
Screenplay by | Michael Hoffman |
Based on |
The Last Station by Jay Parini |
Starring |
Helen Mirren Christopher Plummer James McAvoy Paul Giamatti |
Music by | Sergey Yevtushenko |
Cinematography | Sebastian Edschmid |
Edited by | Patricia Rommel |
Distributed by | Sony Pictures Classics |
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Language | English |
Budget | $18 million[2] |
Box office | $13,550,772[2] |
The Last Station is a 2009 English-language German biographical drama film written and directed by Michael Hoffman, and based on Jay Parini's 1990 biographical novel of the same name, which chronicled the final months of Leo Tolstoy's life.[3] The film stars Christopher Plummer as Tolstoy and Helen Mirren as his wife Sofya Tolstaya. The film is about the battle between Sofya and his disciple Vladimir Chertkov for his legacy and the copyright of his works.[4] The film premiered at the 2009 Telluride Film Festival.
In 1910, the last year of Leo Tolstoy's life, his disciples, led by Vladimir Chertkov, manoeuvre against his wife, Sofya, for control over Tolstoy's works after his death. The main setting is the Tolstoy country estate of Yasnaya Polyana. Tolstoy and Sofya have had a long, passionate marriage, but his spiritual ideals and asceticism (he is opposed, for example, to private property) are at odds with her more aristocratic and conventionally religious views.
Contention focuses on a new will that the "Tolstoians" are attempting to persuade him to sign. It would place all of his copyrights into the public domain, supposedly leaving his family without adequate support. The maneuvering is seen through the eyes of Tolstoy's new secretary, Valentin Bulgakov, who finds himself mediating between the two sides. He also has a love affair with one of the Tolstoians, Masha.
Ultimately, Tolstoy signs the new will and travels to an undisclosed location where he can continue his work undisturbed. After his departure, Sofya unsuccessfully attempts suicide. During the journey, Tolstoy falls ill. The film ends with his death near the Astapovo train station where Sofya is allowed by their daughter to see him just moments before his death.[3] The closing credits state that five years after his death the Russian senate reverted the copyrights of Tolstoy's work to Sofya.
- Christopher Plummer as Leo Tolstoy[3]
- Helen Mirren as Sofya, Leo's wife.
- Paul Giamatti as Vladimir Chertkov, the leader of Tolstoy's devoted disciples.
- James McAvoy as Valentin Fedorovich Bulgakov, a private secretary.
- Kerry Condon as Masha, a fictional member of the Tolstoyans.
- Anne-Marie Duff as Sasha, Leo and Sofia's daughter.
- Patrick Kennedy as Sergeyenko
- John Sessions as Dr. Dušan Makovický, a Slovak, Leo's personal doctor.
Filming took place in the German federal states of Saxony-Anhalt, Brandenburg (Studio Babelsberg) and Thuringia, the city of Leipzig in Saxony and at historical locations in Russia.[3] The location for Jasnaja Poljana, the residence of the Tolstoy family, was the Schloss Stülpe palace near Luckenwalde in Brandenburg. The station of the small German town of Pretzsch stood in for Astapovo, the "last station" of the title. Still a working rural station, the Pretzsch station was closed for two weeks for filming.[5]
Release and reception
Sony Pictures Classics acquired distribution rights and gave the film an awards-qualifying limited release[6] on 23 December 2009, with a wide release on 15 January 2010. It was released in Germany on 28 January 2010.
The film has received generally positive reviews. Review aggregate Rotten Tomatoes reports that 71% of critics have given the film a positive review based on 139 reviews, with an average score of 6.7/10. According to Rotten Tomatoes, "Michael Hoffman's script doesn't quite live up to its famous subject, but this Tolstoy biopic benefits from a spellbinding tour de force performance by Helen Mirren."[7] Critic Philip French praised McAvoy for bringing "the same amiable diffidence he brought to the role of Idi Amin's confidant in The Last King of Scotland".[4] Kenneth Turan of the Los Angeles Times called Hoffman's direction "accomplished", and the film's centerpiece "the spectacular back and forth between Christopher Plummer and Helen Mirren....For those who enjoy actors who can play it up without ever overplaying their hands, "The Last Station" is the destination of choice."[8] On the negative side, one reviewer characterized the film as a "genteel domestic farce" and faulted the director for "pander[ing] to the worst impulses of the cast".[9]
Mirren won the Best Actress award at the 2009 Rome International Film Festival for her performance.[10] She was also nominated for Best Actress - Drama at the 67th Golden Globe Awards, as was Plummer for Best Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture. Both actors also received nominations for their performances from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and the Screen Actors Guild.
Home media
The film was released on DVD and Blu-ray on 22 June 2010. One reviewer criticized the lack of special features on the disc.[11]
- The Last Year of Leo Tolstoy, by Valentin Fedorovich Bulgakov, Ann Dunnigan, 1971, Penguin Books, ISBN 0-241-02061-1.
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What a lovely post- I've got 3 babies who have 100% of me too, but I have 14 nieces and nephews and I'm proud godmother to 4 of them. Each time we've received the phone call to say a baby has been born we're in that lovely glow that only new life in the family can bring. And this week we found out we have a new niece/ nephew due in September!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Post Greer (even though it makes me sad). I only became an Aunty after being a 100% Mum so can imagine how nice that would have been to have had that time to enjoy your nieces before your own came along. My 2 nephews will be visiting us this weekend from Wollongong and I can't wait to see them. x
ReplyDeleteA beautiful, thoughtful post. I'm neither a mum nor a real aunty, but that doesn't seem to matter to my little brood of "nieces & nephews", (my dearest friends' children) and my three gorgeous goddaughters who call me Aunty and whom I love and treasure with all my heart. You're so right: being an aunty is very special.
xxWhat a beautiful and heartbreaking post at the same time. I never got to be an aunty before being a mum, but I think I loved my nephews and nieces even more when they arrived because I knew how quickly the time flew by. I am just waiting on my sister to have a baby, but she will when she meets the right person. Enjoy your nieces and nephews, they sound wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to you niece! I have never really had the chance to be only-Aunty, my first niece was born just before my Dad got ill with Cancer, so the only time I have been child-free, I was too worried about Dad, and spending time with him to really do the Aunty thing. And now that I have my own, its much harder to be A special Aunty!
ReplyDeleteI think it might be rather lovely to be an Aunty. This post certainly makes me feel that way :)
Theoretically I am an aunty - my husband's brother and his wife have three girls - but we barely know them, in fact I can count on the fingers of my hands the times I've met them in their 20 odd years. Geography is the primary reason but the brothers are far from close. And my sister is childless. Still being a mum has been rather lovely too :)Oh, such heartbreak, I can't imagine. So lovely to have been an Aunty twice though and have experienced such a love like that. It does go so quickly.
I became an Aunty to my brothers son when I was a teenager. Recently he was standing in my sisters kitchen, looking more like a man than a 15 year old boy, and I felt compelled to be a daggy aunt and point out to him that I am now twice his age. And he is now the same age I was when he was born. Yep, I know how to make a teenage boy blush, and he knows how to make me feel old. xxOh Greer...such a moving post. I think I remember you referring to the death of your brother here before. The loss of a sibling is something I cannot comprehend, but to think he left a daughter behind...there are no words, really. You must be very proud of her, and your other niece and all your nephews (five!).
I became an aunty when my eldest was a baby. I have two sisters and between us all we produced two kids each in the space of three years (four girls, two boys) and so they are all very close in age. I am often shocked by the strength of love I feel for my nieces and nephew. I just wish that I could see them more than two or three times a year.


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"Ripples of Kindness" is the theme of the fifth annual county-wide "Women2Women" mini-conference to be held Saturday at Los Alamos Church of Christ. The mini-conference, which seeks to connect Los Alamos women with each other and with God, will be from 9 a.m. to noon at the church located at 2323 Diamond Drive. The morning of Christian fellowship, mutual encouragement, and spiritual strengthening is open to all women of the community. The event is free. Tea and finger foods will be served. The church began sponsoring the county-wide conference in 2013 and has followed-up each year since. The plan is to hold an annual conference for all nine "fruit of the Spirit" as listed in the Apostle Paul's biblical letter to the Galatians, chapter 5, verses 22 and 23. The event features two local women talking on ways that Christian women can show Godly kindness to each other and to those around them.
The Los Alamos Little Theatre's production of "The Other Place" took home awards for outstanding leading actor, direction and set design at the New Mexico State Theatre Festival held in Las Cruces last weekend. The production placed second overall and is the alternate for a regional competition. Cindy Hines was awarded the leading actor award for her portray of Julianna. Director Gwen Lewis received the direction award and Paul Lewis received the set design award. Other LALT participants in the festival included cast members Eric Bjorklund and Andi Bishofberger, cast member and stage manager Iain May, and backstage support Kelli Guider and Kathy Bjorklund. The festival is sponsored by Theatre New Mexico, and is a part of AACTFest, a national theatre competition sponsored by the American Association of Community Theatre that is held every two years. Competition begins at the state level, advances to Regionals, and culminates in a national festival. LALT has participated in AACTFest for many years and has hosted the New Mexico festival on many occasions, most recently in 2013.
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Emily Martens of Los Alamos, a freshman at the College of Liberal Arts has been named to the 2016 fall semester dean's list at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, the university announced last week. To qualify for the Dean's List, a student must complete 12 or more letter-graded credits while attaining a 3.66 grade point average.
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Recommendation A14-01
Reassessment of the response to Aviation Safety Recommendation A14-01
Unstable approaches
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On 20 August 2011, the Boeing 737-210C combi aircraft (registration C‑GNWN, serial number 21067), operated by Bradley Air Services Limited under its business name First Air, was being flown as First Air charter flight 6560 from Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, to Resolute Bay, Nunavut. At 1642 Coordinated Universal Time (1142 Central Daylight Time), during the approach to Runway 35T, First Air flight 6560 struck a hill about 1 nautical mile east of the runway. The aircraft was destroyed by impact forces and an ensuing post-crash fire. Eight passengers and all 4 crew members sustained fatal injuries. The remaining 3 passengers sustained serious injuries and were rescued by Canadian military personnel, who were in Resolute Bay as part of a military exercise. The accident occurred during daylight hours. No emergency locator transmitter signal was emitted by the aircraft.
The Board concluded its investigation and released report A11H0002 on 25 March 2014.
Board Recommendation A14-01 (March 2014)
In this accident, the aircraft arrived high and fast on final approach, was not configured for landing on a timely basis, had not intercepted the localizer and was diverging to the right. This approach was not considered stabilized in accordance with the company's stabilized approach criteria, and the situation required a go-around. Instead, the approach was continued. When the crew initiated a go-around, it was too late to avoid the impact with terrain. Unstable approaches continue to be a high risk to safe flight operations in Canada and worldwide.
Flight Safety Foundation research concludedFootnote 1 that 3.5% to 4% of approaches are unstable. Of these, 97% are continued to a landing, with only 3% resulting in a go-around. To put these figures in context, there were, in 2012, 24.4 million flights worldwide in a fleet of civilian, commercial, western-built jet airplanes heavier than 60 000 pounds. This means that between 854 000 and 976 000 of those flights terminated with an unstable approach, and approximately 828 000 to 945 000 continued to a landing. The potential negative consequences of continuing an unstable approach to a landing include controlled flight into terrain (CFIT), runway overruns, landing short of the runway, and tail-strike accidents.
Occurrences in which an unstable approach was a contributing factor demonstrate that the severity can range from no injuries or damage to multiple fatalities and aircraft destruction. In Resolute Bay, the continuation of an unstable approach led to a CFIT accident and the loss of 12 lives. Without improvements in stable approach policy compliance, most unstable approaches will continue to a landing, increasing the risk of CFIT and approach and landing accidents.
In this investigation, the Board examined in detail the defences available to air carriers to mitigate the risks associated with unstable approaches and their consequences. These mainly administrative defences include:
- A company stabilized-approach policy, including no-fault go-around policy;
- Operationalized stable approach criteria and standard operating procedures (SOPs), including crew phraseology;
- Effective crew resource management (CRM), including empowering of first officers to take control in an unsafe situation;
- Use of flight data monitoring (FDM) programs to monitor SOP compliance with stabilized approach criteria;
- Use of line-oriented safety audits (LOSA) or other means, such as proficiency and line checks, to assess CRM practices and identify crew adaptations of SOPs;
- Non-punitive reporting systems (to report occurrences or unsafe practices);
- Use of terrain awareness and warning systems (TAWS).
Current defences against continuing unstable approaches have proven less than adequate. In Canada, while many CAR 705 operators have voluntarily implemented FDM programs, there is no requirement to do so. First Air was not conducting FDM at the time of this accident. Furthermore, FDM programs must specifically look at why unstable approaches are occurring, how crews handle them, whether or not crews comply with company stabilized-approach criteria and procedures, and why crews continue an unstable approach to a landing. Unless further action is taken to reduce the incidence of unstable approaches that continue to a landing, the risk of approach and landing accidents will persist.
Therefore the Board recommends that:
Transport Canada require CARs Subpart 705 operators to monitor and reduce the incidence of unstable approaches that continue to a landing.TSB Recommendation A14-01
Transport Canada's response to Recommendation A14-01 (June 2014)
Since 2005, Canadian air operators operating under Subpart 705 of the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs) must have a safety management system (SMS). Transport Canada has developed a Civil Aviation Safety Alert (CASA) to communicate to each air operator operating under Subpart 705 of the CARs that they should consider, by using their SMS, the hazards and risks associated with unstable approaches. This CASA will inform the air operators that the Transportation Safety Board of Canada has determined that unstable approaches are a significant hazard and that Transport Canada has determined that this hazard can be mitigated through an air operator's SMS. The CASA refers to SMS components such as safety oversight (reactive and proactive processes) and training and awareness (promotions). Additionally, the CASA will reference the voluntary use of flight data monitoring (FDM) in order to gain a greater understanding of unstable approaches and the causes.
Transport Canada is committed to reviewing the effectiveness of the recommendations contained in the CASA through inspection activities. Transport Canada will determine if an air operator's SMS is capturing all risks including unstable approaches, and if so, if this risk is being analyzed and addressed properly. This may be determined by performing a proactive assessment of unstable approach hazards (including situations where this is more likely to occur), a review of the SMS database to verify the rate of occurrence, a review of the SMS database to ensure that this is being reported and finally, follow-up with the pilot community to verify that it is being reported and monitored through the SMS in order to verify a decrease in incidents and increased awareness of the hazard and attendant risks.
Canadian air operators are currently subject to a structured surveillance process described in Staff Instruction SUR-001. Transport Canada plans to direct specific surveillance activities, beginning approximately one year after the publication of the CASA, to air operators affected by the CASA. Transport Canada will begin looking for evidence of effective mitigations of this hazard through the recommended SMS processes. Alternatively, air operators that indicate that they do not have a problem with unstable approaches in their operation will be asked to demonstrate how they have reached this conclusion. Air operators with an established FDM program will have a definite advantage in gathering and analyzing this data.
Transport Canada will also conduct internal reviews to verify the effectiveness of voluntary recommendations such as those contained in the CASA.
Finally, as the safety issue may not be limited to Subpart 705 operators, the CASA will also serve to raise the concern with Subpart 703 and 704 operators and encourage them to address it voluntarily.
Board assessment of the response to Recommendation A14-01 (July 2014)
In its response, Transport Canada indicated that a Civil Aviation Safety Alert (CASA) had been developed to encourage Subpart 705 operators to use their safety management system (SMS) to identify the incidence of unstable approaches and to develop mitigation measures for the risk they pose.
On 27 June 2014, Transport Canada issued CASA 2014-03. The content of the CASA is reflective of the information proposed in the Transport Canada response letter dated 19 June 2014. The CASA also encourages the voluntary participation of Subpart 703 and 704 operators to mitigate the risk posed by unstable approaches. Additionally, the CASA emphasizes the value of voluntary flight data monitoring (FDM) programs to better understand what factors are influencing the occurrence of unstable approaches.
One year after the publication of the CASA, Transport Canada intends to use the existing surveillance system to review operator effectiveness at identifying the incidence of unstable approaches and the implementation of mitigation measures. Air operators that indicate that they do not have a problem with unstable approaches in their operation will be asked to demonstrate how they have reached this conclusion. Additionally, Transport Canada plans to follow up with the pilot community to verify that unstable approaches are being reported and monitored through SMS.
Transport Canada's response relies on the existing defence of SMS to mitigate the risk, and indicates that FDM will remain a voluntary program. SMS has been in place for several years for Subpart 705 operators, yet the incidence of unstable approaches has not been effectively addressed. Although the proposed use of SMS to specifically identify the incidence of unstable approaches and to implement mitigation strategies is a positive step, it will be some time before the effectiveness of this action can be validated. Additionally, without the requirement for an FDM program, operators may not have the data to assess the risk posed by unstable approaches in their operation.
Therefore, the response to Recommendation A14-01 is assessed as Satisfactory in Part.
Transport Canada's response to Recommendation A14-01 (January 2015)
Transport Canada agrees with the intent of the recommendation. CASA No. 2014-03 was published on 27 June 2014 as a direct response to TSB Recommendation A14-01 stating that Transport Canada advises operators that deficiency has been identified by the TSB and that CARs Subpart 705 operators should monitor and reduce the incidence of unstable approaches that continue to a landing.
Beginning in 2015/16, Transport Canada will, within the context of normal surveillance activities, assess the effectiveness of the various measures undertaken by airlines in reducing the number of unstable approaches that continue to a landing, including how airlines track, analyze and implement corrective measures.
Through the actions described above, Transport Canada believes that it has fully implemented the intent of recommendation A14-01, and considers this recommendation closed. No further updates will be provided.
Board reassessment of the response to Recommendation A14-01 (March 2015)
The publication of CASA 2014-03 was a positive first step towards mitigating the risk posed by unstable approaches. Transport Canada has stated that the effectiveness of the various measures undertaken by airlines in reducing the number of unstable approaches that continue to a landing will be assessed during the course of normal surveillance. Until such time as the results of this surveillance are analysed, it is difficult to determine what measures airlines have implemented, and whether they are effective in addressing the underlying safety deficiency. It will be some time before the impact of CASA 2014-03 can be validated. Additionally, without the requirement for a flight data monitoring (FDM) program, operators may not have the data to assess the risk posed by unstable approaches in their operation.
Therefore, the response to Recommendation A14-01 is assessed as Satisfactory in Part.
Transport Canada's response to Recommendation A14-01 (November 2015)
- The latest issue of the Aviation Safety Letter (ASL), providing safety awareness information related to the theme of unstabilized approaches, has been published.
http://www.tc.gc.ca/fra/aviationcivile/publications/tp185-menu-5395.htm - An Internal Process Bulletin (IPB) for targeted inspections to review 705 operator implementation of Civil Aviation Safety Alert 2014-03 has been published: IBP 2016-01 - Assessing the use of SMS to Address Hazards and Risks Associated with Unstable Approaches for CAR 705 Operators.
- Safety Promotion presentation on unstabilized approaches is also being developed to raise industry awareness. The inspection campaign is to be completed by the end of summer 2016.
Board reassessment of the response to Recommendation A14-01 (March 2016)
Transport Canada's latest update has identified a follow-up initiative designed to measure the effectiveness of its Civil Aviation Safety Alert (CASA) 2014-03. Specifically, the purpose of its Internal Process Bulletin 2016-01 is to examine an operator's assessment of unstable approaches using its SMS and where applicable, review established mitigations and the extent, type, and frequency of interventions related to unstable approaches.
Transport Canada plans to complete these surveillance activitiesInternal Process Bulletin 2016-01 findings will allow Transport Canada to validate the impact of its CASA 2014-03.
TSB looks forward to the opportunity to review Transport Canada's analysis in order to better understand what measures airlines have implemented, and assess whether they are effective in addressing the underlying safety deficiency associated with Recommendation A14-01.
Additionally, Transport Canada's ongoing Safety Promotion initiatives, related to unstable approaches, will help sustain industry awareness.
Therefore, the response to Recommendation A14-01 is assessed as Satisfactory in Part.
Next TSB action
The TSB will monitor Transport Canada's Internal Process Bulletin 2016-01 activities and request further information on the effectiveness of the regulator's actions to address the safety deficiency identified in Recommendation A14-01.
This deficiency file is Active.
- Footnote 1
Flight Safety Foundation, "Failure to Mitigate,"AeroSafety World (February 2013)
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