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The following is a selection of fine and unusual Suzani and other tapestries, kilims, saddle bags, tribal weavings and, if in stock, Arts & Crafts pieces. Updated 13/6/2019
The "azmalyk" were woven in an identical pair by some of the Turkoman subtribes as part of dowry. The exact purpose was to decorate the camel carrying the young bride, an azmalyk displayed on each side below her saddle, the bride herself completely covered in textiles so as to be invisible until confronted with her husband (possibly for the first time). We have the pair available.
€1900.- each or 3500.- the pair
Chuval was one of several hand knotted bags intended for storage of household utensils during camps in migration. They were also among the most popular dowry and wedding gifts from family and fellow tribespeople, resulting in most newly wedded Yomut families owning a collection of such bags. Only a small number would ever be used, the majority stored away and kept as valuable assets for the future.
This beautiful pair are complete and in perfect condition, their most recent owners having had them displayed on a wall as works of tribal art. Woven on goats' hair warp, finely knotted at 170/sq inch, free of repairs or alterations.
€1600 each or € 3000 the pair.
A beautiful, rare and unusually large decorative bagface featuring fine weave, excellent wool and several colours piled in silk in the centre of the flowerheads. For further info on this piece, click Recent Acquisitions and scroll down.
This idyllic pastoral scene is drawn in the manner of Francois Boucher (1703-1770), a distinguished painter who also produced cartoons for the Beauvais ateliers in France, modified versions of which were later woven in Aubusson. This charming example is finely woven in wool and silk, the yarns dyed with natural dyes of good quality compared to pieces from the late 19th C which were prone to fading.
In excellent, original and virtually repair free condition, of a very desirable size. A closely related piece was sold by Sotheby's of London in February 1996, Lot 68, as part of the important Vigo-Sternberg tapestry collection.
A beautiful, striking kilim with excellent natural colours, spontaneously drawn in horisontal bands without an outside border - a common feature of kilim weaving in NW Persia and SE Caucasus. Solid weave structure with dove tailing, slit tapestry and additional weft float embroidery in details. Woven on cotton warp making it a robust, hard wearing piece. In excellent condition throughout.
These powerful kilims were woven over a large area generically known as Azerbaijan, probably by semi-nomadic Shah Savan tribespeople. Some have borders all around and others, like this example, simply feature broad, horizontal bands with powerful rams' horn motifs. The brilliant, natural colours combined with open spaces and bold motifs create a stunning effect, unlike almost any other Oriental textiles.
Most of these kilims were displayed on walls as the main feature in the home - this piece still has its original hanging loops along one long side. In perfect condition apart from a tiny spot of restoration in the centre.
A stunningly beautiful, rare example of the wonderful 19th C Uzbec Suzani tapestries that are now actively collected worldwide. In very good condition apart from a few minor spots of slight surface wear along upper border. For further info on this piece, click Recent Acquisitions and scroll down.


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We have all heard these words in our heart, mind, and soul "Do this and live." To truly live means having God's Spirit control our spirit. His word tells us how we are to live. None of us are ignorant, we know living life the way God want us to live always takes us to the road which leads to eternal and abundant life. We all know when we are under His guidance and protection, no harm can overcome us, and no evil can permanently reside within us. By moving forward in a Godly direction we not only assure ourselves of eternal life in the future, but also abundant life in the present. "However, when He, the Spirit of truth has come. He will guide you into all truth; for He will not speak on His own authority, but whatever He hears He will speak; and He will tell you things to come." John 16:13
Lord, I pray that I learn to listen to the inward calling of the Spirit. Listen to the still small voice, which is in me and whose job it is to lead me to true life, meaningful life, and abundant life.
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Ergocalciferolum 7.5 mg, equivalent to 300,000 i.u. in 1 ml of oil solution.
Excipients: oleum pro inj.
Vitamin D2 in oil solution for intramuscular application with a protracted release of the efficacious compound. It improves the calcium absorption and secondary phosphate absorption in the intestine as well as the calcium deposition in bones. High doses can act partly as a parathyroid hormone.
It passes through the placental barrier.
Hypovitaminosis D. Prophylaxis and therapy of rachitis. Osteomalacia. Spasmophilia and tetany. Disorders of calcium and phosphorus metabolism. Long-term administration of anticonvulsives, cholestyramine and glutethimine.
Raticuts with hypocalcaemia, abnormal sensivity to toxic effect of vitamin D, hypervitaminosis D and with renal hypofunction. Mega-doses for infonts and children.
Toxic symptoms following overdose: anorexia, lassitude, nausea, emesis, diarrhoea, body weight reduction, polyuria, hidrosis, headache, thirst, vertigo, increased calcium and phosphorus levels in urine and serum, calcium deposition in tissue (arteries, kidney) with following renal insufficiency.
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Ergocalciferol + cardiotonics á Efficacy and toxicity of
Ergocalciferol + hydantoins â Efficacy of ergocalciferol
Ergocalciferol + primidone â Efficacy of ergocalciferol
Ergocalciferol + rifampicin â Efficacy of ergocalciferol
Ergocalciferol + cholysteramine â Efficacy of ergocalciferol
Ergocalciferol + Phenobarbital â Efficacy of ergocalciferol
Ergocalciferol + verapamil â Efficacy of ergocalciferol
Ergocalciferol + calcium antagonists â Efficacy of ergocalciferol
Ergocalciferol + corticosteroids Partial antagonism
Ergocalciferol + calcitonin Partial antagonism
Higher doses of ergocalciferol á Hypercalciaemia
Higher doses of ergocalciferol á Cholesterolaemia
Higher doses of ergocalciferol â Activity of alkaline phosphatases
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During the therapy any drug containing magnesium should not be administered.
Individually, 1 ampoule intramuscularly with repeated administration according to the deficit extend after 14 days (level check); if administered over a longer period, the maintaining dose is 300,000 i.u. monthly.
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File Centre is a business with real family heritage. That makes us friendly, reliable and wholly committed to our customers. In fact, we could be described as pedantic about the need to store important documents safely and securely. Our service encourages trust and partnership, and we retain our clients for a very long time. It's our flexibility and professionalism that keeps them coming back year after year to set up document storage and retrieval systems that meet the exact needs of their business. What's more, being independent, we are continually adapting to the latest technology to make our clients' lives easier and our services more efficient.
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The continued growth of File Centre has enabled additions such as a fire-protected vault, VESDA and the expansion of some manned warehouses.
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Operating Since 2009 under the direction of Jeremy & Tracy Andrews - Signarama Birmingham South offers a full sign design, build and installation service.
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With retail operations benefiting from our signage services along with local councils and of course, marketing, exhibition and advertising companies. We know that at Signarama Birmingham South we can provide everything you will need to get the best out of your brand.
We are proud to be involved with Balsall Common Primary School, we regularly get involved in PTA events and support them at the Summer Gala, Christmas Fayre and PTA Ball, we have recently provided story boards for the hall to display and are regular sponsors of The Formula One in Schools Challenge, making all of the banners and supporting them on the day.
By working with Balsall Common Primary School we are able to support a key part of the local community and perhaps help inspire the children to take part in these extra activities and so expand their knowledge through 'Real Life Learning'.


text: NYC Skyline Inspires NYC SKYLINE INSPIRES The moon that night was remarkable against the city lights. I was day dreaming on my rooftop in Manhattan as it began to rise adding sparkle to the shadows of an otherwise dark night. There is such a small window for when the moon can be captured with a camera, and that time was passing with lighting speed of course. The moon is brighter than you eyes realize you see. The energy up here has emotion. You can actually feel it moving through you as you make up your mind that you can achieve your biggest dreams. There is no question about it... The New York Skyline inspires... — CHARLES MARING Available as fine art Giclée printed on the sweetest archival canvas. Quick View Moon Over Manahttan - Fine Art Giclée Print from 702.00 Moon Over Manhattan is available as limited edition home decor wall art printed with archival inks and canvas. Size: Select Size 60x4040x3030x20 Quantity: Add To Cart Photographs, NYCCharles MaringApril 12, 2016NYC, Photographs Facebook0 Twitter LinkedIn0 StumbleUpon Reddit Tumblr Pinterest0 0 Likes


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Sep 17, 2016 - Protecting My Community, Protecting Water and Stopping the Dakota Access Pipeline by Jaye Two Bears
Mni wiconi, water is life. Over the past couple months, our word for water, mni wiconi, has been introduced to the world. Mni wiconi, the literal translation 'it gives me life', essential to all life, to all creation. Mni wiconi, our first medicine, needed for life to exist. We search the heavens, distant planets and moons trying to find evidence of water, evidence of life. Mni wiconi, that life giver is being threatened in my community.
My name is Jaye Two Bears, and I am a student athlete for the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, and I grew up in the community of Cannonball on the Standing Rock Sioux reservation. I am from the Dakota and Hidasa Tribal Nations. My hometown community of Cannonball, like our word mni wiconi, has become known across the globe. It's become known, not because of its endless skies and rolling fields and beauty located near the Missouri river, but because it is being threatened by a massive oil pipeline known as the Dakota Access pipeline.
The Dakota Access pipeline is a sprawling 1,200 mile pipeline that stretches from the Bakken oil fields in North Dakota to a distribution hub in Illinois. Along its route, it cuts across just four miles north of Cannonball and across the Missouri River, the river we call Mnisose, the river that millions rely upon for water. Water that is used for drinking, water for our farmers and ranchers, water for irrigation. Our massive river is under assault because an oil company, Energy Transfer, wants to put an oil pipeline directly underneath it.
Along its route it also threatens family burial sites and other sites of cultural, historical, and spiritual significance. It is heart wrenching to see bulldozers plough through the grave sites of our ancestors, it is unsettling to think that our source of water is under threat.
If the Dakota Access pipeline is built, it will carry of 500,000 gallons of crude oil across my community and across the great Missouri river every day. This is why my Tribe, our youth, other Tribal Nations, Iowans and more have been joined by thousands from across globe in opposing the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline.
We understand the importance and necessity of water and that is why we are fighting to have the pipeline stopped. Because water is life.


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Directions from Visitor Center: The entrance to Pinyon Flats Campground is just under 1 mile from the Visitor Center and is located to the right of the Dunes.
Seasonal Information:
Normally Accessible:
(NOTE: Visitor Center open 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in Summer months; varying hours in the Winter.)
No trip reports filed to date. Please be the first one to do so!
Gas (available in summer months): The Oasis
Directions: Located at the Monument's south boundary
Restaurant (open April-October): The Oasis
Directions: Located at the Monument's south boundary
Basic: Campground concessionaire
Directions: In Pinyon Flats Campground during summer months
Dunes Overlook - The Dunes Overlook is a short side trail off Little Medano Creek Trail. It is about 1/2 mile in length and gives visitors a magnificent view of the Main Dune Mass.
Great Sand Dunes National Monument Visitor Center - Before venturing out to the dunes, stop by the Visitor Center. Here you can pick up information on the dunes and other park features. The center is opened daily, except on federal holidays in the winter.
Main Dune Mass Trail - A climb to the top of the tallest dune (not quite 750 feet from the base) takes about one hour. From the top you may gaze upon miles of picturesque topography.
Medano Pass Primitive Road - The Medano Pass Primitive Road is a four-wheel drive road that begins in the park and goes north to Medano Pass and the Rio Grande National Forest.
Pinyon Flats Campground - Piñon Flats Campground is open all year on a first-come, first serve basis. Each site has a picnic table and fire grate. Facilities include water fountains and spigots as well as restrooms with sinks and toilets.
Pinyon Flats Trail - This trail connects the main Dunes Parking Area with Piñon Flats Campground.
Wellington Ditch Trail - This one mile trail can be accessed from Loop 3 of the Piñon Flats Campground if you park in the Amphitheater parking area. You can also park in the Montville parking area and start from Mosca Pass Trail.
Visitor Information:
Great Sand Dunes National Monument, 11999 Highway 150
, Mosca, CO, 81146, Phone: 719-378-6300
Great Sand Dunes National Monument, 11999 Highway 150
, Mosca, CO, 81146, Phone: 719-378-6300


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Top 5 Reasons to Join a Regional Association
Did you know that 27 regional associations in the US and Puerto Rico are solely dedicated to professionals in the promotional products and promotional marketing industry? These associations are independent nonprofits, ranging in size from 100 to nearly 1,000 companies.
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Participate with your regional association and make new contacts. Membership in a regional association gives you the opportunity to get to know your competition on a friendly basis. Share the same concerns and compare notes on business management tools like software.
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Membership in your regional association opens the doors for professional development through education and exposure to industry leaders and trendsetters. Alignment with your regional association positions you as a professional in your area.
5. An opportunity to get involved and help shape the industry.
Volunteering for your regional association gives you a chance to get involved in the issues that will affect your business.


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DSD February 14, 2017: "SANDMAN" - Taméca Jones
Shaun Cordingley
Welcome to the "Daily Song Drop": theguysfrom.com's song of the day feature where our resident indie music writer and former DJ Shaun Cordingley features a song every weekday that he feels you need to hear.
SANDMAN - Taméca Jones
I don't get to share a lot of indie R&B, or as Austin based artist Taméca Jones calls her music: "soul pop" very often, but I feel like we all need to have a little bit of "SANDMAN" in our day today. Honestly, soul pop is the best way to describe "SANDMAN": it's beautiful, it features some excellent blues guitar AND an organ, but at the end of the day, it is all about Jones' amazing vocals.
She has an absolutely awesome voice...
I honestly hope that we get to hear a lot more from Taméca Jones over the coming years; she has been working in and around Texas for the better part of a decade, and this past September released Naked, which is, top to bottom, fantastic. Obviously I'm particularly fond of "SANDMAN", but you really cannot go wrong with any track off of her EP (Elton John fans should also be hearing her wonderfully silky cover of "Bennie and the Jets").
As you (hopefully) know by now, I always put together all of the songs we talk about on DSD (and formerly on "Tuesday Tunes") into a monthly playlist, with the latest one, the Dec 16/Jan 17 Playlist, available now!
Remember, if you want me to expand where I put these playlists beyond Apple Music, you just need to let me know on Twitter, and I'll see what I can do.
Oh, and I guess if you're really into Chaucer: Happy Feast of St. Valentines.
-S (@Shauncord)
The Guys From do not hold the rights to any "Daily Song Drop" songs, it is more our hope to expose our readers to new and different music that we are enjoying, or re-expose them to artists they may have forgotten about.
Above the description of the song will be the song name, followed by the artists' name linked to their website, so you can fall down the rabbit hole, finding and supporting what you dig.


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I had a pretty good handle on our infertility. Several years removed from the monthly charting, lab tests, psycho medications and those beastly little home pregnancy tests, I was comfortable–content even–with the fact that our children would not come through biological means, but through the miracle of adoption.
It's not that I was totally over it–I'm not sure that ever happens. But I was at a place where I didn't think about it that much. I was honestly happy for friends and family who announced that they were expecting. I opened up about our experiences, trying to share with my "breeding" friends the new and exciting world of Open Adoption. I could see the blessings that had come to us through these struggles. I still didn't attend most Baby Showers, but between you and me, it was more because I just hated those things rather than any real relation to my grief!
Gearing up for our 2nd adoption, I met with my doctor to have the required medical exam. A day later, I got a phone call from his office. My blood work had come back with a big surprise: I was pregnant! I was stunned. I will forever remember that moment: sitting in the hot sun on a pool chair, watching our son's swimming lesson, asking the nurse if she was absolutely sure. "Yes," she said, I was "several weeks along."
How could this be? My doctors had said it would never happen. I was incredulous and grateful and excited. What a miracle that after nine years of negative results, it had finally just happened on its own!
I let myself go where I'd never allowed myself to go before: thinking about this baby. Was it a boy or a girl? What would it look like? Would it have the strong forehead/eyes of Brad's family? Would it be a towhead like Brad was? He had been so supportive through the years. In his mind, it wasn't my infertility, it was ours. Yet I had always felt remorse and guilt for being the reason we couldn't conceive. To finally be able to bear a child was such a relief! I would no longer be "the infertile one." I would be able to contribute when the conversations among friends turned–as they always do–to childbirth! So much of our LDS culture revolves around "fulfilling the measure of our creation." Although I knew that I could do that without actually producing a child, it felt good that I was finally able to go the conventional route!
After letting it settle in for a few hours, I was determined to see for myself that it was true, so I headed down to the drug store. I was finally going to beat my nemesis, the Home Pregnancy Test!
Only I didn't.
Another single line, just like the thousands of other single lines I'd gotten over the years. Another test a few hours later repeated the same result.
Although I was disappointed–and really annoyed that the test had beaten me again–I was perplexed but not too worried. After all, my blood results had come out positive. The doctor knows best, right?!
The next day on our way out of town, I zipped in to give another sample of blood, just to be sure. How ironic that Brad and I were headed to Dallas, where we were to attend an adoption conference, as well as interview with our adoption caseworker. In the middle of lunch, just before Brad was to present a class on "Coping With Your Infertility," (no I'm not joking!) I received the phone call I had been dreading: the lab had messed up somehow–I, in fact, was not pregnant. Never was. Talk about a cruel joke to play on an infertile lady!
What gets me is that I truly had made peace with not being a biological mother. But to have that hope–to believe that somehow a miracle had occurred, only to find out that it hadn't–that was a big blow.
I don't share this personal story to get pity or condolences. I share it to remind myself and others that grief over infertility–or anything, really–is a very real thing. The important thing is to let myself feel the pain, and acknowledge that it might never entirely go away. And that's okay.
I've met some couples along the way, however, that don't allow themselves to feel the pain of infertility. Instead they stuff it away and pretend it's not there, and think that all they really need is a baby. So they begin the adoption process, with appreciation, but little tolerance for their child's birth parents. Dealing with them is merely the means to an end. Once they get their baby, they don't keep the promises they made regarding communication. They resent the fact that they have to communicate at all. This is their baby, now, after all. They don't see how their infertility issues are adversely affecting their child.
Newsflash: Adoption does not cure the pain of infertility. Just as the birth mother bravely examined her options and chose what was best for her child, we also must step back and do what's best for the child. We must celebrate who they are, and that includes where they came from before they were with us. If my child grows up sensing secrecy and bad vibes about his birth family, he's going to think there's something fundamentally wrong with him. If he can see, however, that we love and honor his birth family, and talk freely and positively about them, he'll feel much better about himself and his adoption.
Sometimes I wish that I had given birth to my son. It would certainly be less complicated. But I look at him, and I know that he wouldn't be who he is today if he had my genes. I'm not threatened by his birth family. Instead, I welcome them into the circle of people who truly love him, and want what's best for him.
A quote by a participant in Barbara Eck Menning's Infertility study sums up how I feel about things: "My infertility," she says, "resides in my heart as an old friend. I do not hear from it for weeks at a time, and then, a moment, a thought, a baby announcement or some such thing, and I will feel the tug–maybe even be sad or shed a few tears. And I think, 'There's my old friend.' It will always be a part of me."
So that's what I've been up to the last couple of weeks: visiting with an old friend. Not to be rude, but she stayed a little too long this time! I'm kind of glad she's gone for now.


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Dance & Choreography BA(Hons)
This outward facing course is designed to launch you into the world of dance, through exploring the twin strands of dance and choreography, and celebrating the uniqueness of you as an artist.
Key details
|Penryn Campus
|Course Duration
|3 years
|UCAS code
|01326 254350
This course is in Clearing
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You'll benefit from the collaborative environment at AMATA, where you'll work with students from across the disciplines and have access not just to dance studios, but to all our practice and performance spaces.
You will:
- Develop your physical and technical skills, and performance capabilities, while engaging with dance history, theories and contexts.
- Learn to utilise our extensive range of technical sound, lighting and recording equipment, to enable and realise your production ideas and visions.
- Benefit from AMATA's year-round performance programme which attracts top artists and performers from all over the world.
- Build industry links through workshops, guest lectures and visits from celebrated international practitioners such as Company Chameleon, Ballet Lorent, and Shobana Jeyasingh Dance Co.
What our students do
What our graduates do
Our alumni have gone on to secure residencies, commissions and internships with Dance4, Dance Base, Yorkshire Dance, Motion Bank/Forsythe Company in Frankfurt, London's Jerwood Space, and Paul Taylor Dance Company in New York.
They've toured across the UK and Europe, made work at BIDE in Barcelona, the Edinburgh Fringe and Battersea Arts Centre, and received commissions and funding from Arts Council England.
Graduate's industry insights
Since graduating in 2016, Dance & Choreography alumnus Bakani Pick-Up has been featured as a dancer in a new music video, performed at prestigious venues and undertaken residencies with renowned choreographers.
Course details
What you'll learn
You'll turn practical and educational training into a reflective and engaged approach to the future of dance performance and choreographic arts - developing your physical, technical and critical capabilities.
Focusing on practice, you'll learn to perform, choreograph, devise and work with other disciplines - giving you the skills to take an interdisciplinary approach and the experience to prepare you for a variety of collaborations. By the end of the course you'll know how to recognise and create industry opportunities.
You'll explore and challenge your ideas of performance and choreography, engage with site-based practices in different settings and locations, and develop strategies for making connections between practice and theory.
Contemporary Techniques and Improvisation
Performance & Choreographic Practices
Embodied Learning: Theories & Practices
Contemporary Techniques & Improvisation 2
Dance Cultures, Histories & Practices
Site-based Practices
You'll continue to develop your technical and skills training through applied techniques, while developing your specialist interest in the different disciplines of choreography or performance.
Performance & Choreographic Skills
Dance Futures
Applied Techniques
Researching Dance: Theories & Contexts
Optional modules
Devising Performance
Choreography in Context
Cross-disciplinary Performance
Choreographing the Screen
Taking charge of your learning, you'll pursue an individual research path and become an independent practitioner through collaborative projects, ongoing advanced physical training, and creative and choreographic processes. You'll develop your ideas through various exercises, helping you become an effective communicator ready to articulate your practice with confidence. And your professional practice project will help you produce, market, choreograph and perform work.
You'll produce an in-depth written research project into a chosen field, and a practical research project featuring independent and collaborative research. This can include organising a placement in a dance company, regional dance organisation, community arts company, school or college, health organisation, club, cruise ship, musical theatre show or artist residence. And with support from tutors and the employability team at Falmouth, you can build relationships benefitting your chosen area of study and postgraduate career.
Written Research Project
Practical Research Project
Advanced Bodywork 1
Advanced Bodywork 2
Professional Practice Project
The modules above are those being studied by our students, or proposed new ones. Programme structures and modules can change as part of our curriculum enhancement and review processes. If a certain module is important to you, please discuss it with the Course Leader.
How you'll learn
You'll take part in directed, supervised and self-generated dance and performance-based projects and processes, as well as performance training and dance technique and bodywork classes. And you'll explore and challenge your ideas of performance and choreography through individual and group studio practice, workshops, lectures, and seminars on dance histories, theories and contexts.
Collaborative work gives you the chance to share knowledge and better understand professional teamwork and co-operative practice. And through extra-curricular collaboration, you'll get to work with our Film, Photography, Games and Fashion departments.
You'll work with industry professionals and partners on intensive projects, workshops, performances, guest directors and guest talks. This is where our graduates often network and gain work.
How you'll spend your time
Timetabled teaching and learning activity
Guided independent study
How you'll be assessed
Written exams
Practical exams
Assessment methods
Assessment is both practical and written, ranging from presentations of practical work, essays and case studies, to performances and video projects.
Assessed practical work is shown in either a studio context to staff and peers or to public audiences on and off campus.
You'll be taught by practitioners from dance companies like Candoco Dance Co, Simon Birch Dance Co, Cscape Dance Co, Freefall Dance Co, Goat Island, DanceSpace Bristol, and People Dancing.
Some members of staff only teach on specific modules, and your course might not feature every member shown here.
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"With state of the art facilities, on a picturesque campus with creative art subjects close by for collaboration, the BA(Hons) Dance & Choreography course at Falmouth is at the forefront of developing the next generation of dance artists. Led by experienced artists and lecturers who have nationally and internationally recognised careers, the course provides a fertile space for the nurturing and development of the skills young dancers need to take their practice to another level."
Kevin Edward Turner, Co-Artistic Director of Company Chameleon
- Two 200-capacity flexible performance spaces.
- 11 high-specification performance and rehearsal studios, featuring production lighting, projection and sound facilities.
- 700m2 of fully sprung dance floors.
- Analogue and digital recording complex.
- Breakout areas.
- Professional theatre venue hosting visiting companies and artistes.
How to apply
Entry requirements
104 - 120 UCAS points, primarily from Level 3 qualifications like A-levels, a BTEC Extended Diploma or a Foundation Diploma.
Check how many points your qualifications are worth
We'll also consider you based on your individual merit and potential. So get in touch if:
- You're predicted points below our requirements
- You're thinking about transferring from another institution
- You have other qualifications or professional experience
Language requirements
GCSE English Language Grade 4 (C), or equivalent.
We also accept qualifications equivalent to the IELTS Academic 6.0 overall score, with at least 5.5 in Reading, Writing, Speaking and Listening.
If you need a Tier 4 student visa to study in the UK, you'll need to take an approved Secure English Language Test (SELT).
Apply via UCAS
Enter these codes at UCAS Apply and Track
- University code F33
- Course code W511
UK/EU applications: 15 January
Late applications will be considered if there are places available.
International fee payers can apply after the deadline. But we recommend applying as early as possible, to make time for visa and travel arrangements.
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What we're looking for
We want someone who:
- Shows physical aptitude, potential and motivation, can assimilate movement and respond to information.
- Has devising skills, can develop movement material and communicate ideas.
- Can collaborate, effectively communicate and work with others.
- Can think independently and effectively on a supplied topic.
Fees, costs & funding
Tuition fees
£9,250 - full-time UK/EU
£15,000 - full-time international
Typical course costs
- Public Programme season tickets (student rate) costs found: amata.org.uk/seasontickets
- Students must come prepared with suitable clothing appropriate for all practical classes. Approx £70-£100/year
If you need to bring equipment or materials with you, these will be outlined in your Welcome Letter.
The figures above don't include accommodation and living costs
£9,250 - full-time UK/EU
£16,000 - full-time international
Typical course costs
- Public Programme season tickets (student rate) costs found: amata.org.uk/seasontickets
- Students must come prepared with suitable clothing appropriate for all practical classes. Approx £70-£100/year
If you need to bring equipment or materials with you, these will be outlined in your Welcome Letter.
The figures above don't include accommodation and living costs
Tuition fees are set annually and are subject to review each year. The University may therefore raise tuition fees in the second or subsequent years of a course, in line with inflation and/or the maximum permitted by law or Government policy. Students will be notified of any changes as soon as possible.
For information about funding available, please visit our undergraduate funding page.
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From course details, our facilities and the local area to the social scene and settling in, our students are ready and available to answer any questions you might have. Simply set up your account, send them a question and they'll get back to you within 24 hours.


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Brightest Young Talent at Every Premier League ClubJuly 7, 2015
Brightest Young Talent at Every Premier League Club
Premier League clubs are filtering back into pre-season training this week as they ramp up preparations for the 2015-16 campaign.
Friendlies and summer tours are often a great way for young prospects to get themselves noticed, and it's a rare chance to perform alongside the established seniors and in front of the manager.
With that in mind, we checked in on every Premier League club's brightest young talent—the 20 individuals, up and down the table, who possess the the biggest potential and have the best chance of becoming world-class stars (one per club).
A note about our definition of "bright young talent": Rather than make it a straight 21 or under policy, we've selected the best young players who aren't yet household names. If you're a Premier League aficionado you'll have heard of some, but we've strayed away from including the likes of Raheem Sterling—it's not like you need reminding of who that is!
With thanks to: Tom Buckley, Bobby Gardiner, Rob Pollard, Chris Miller, Oliver Inwards, Matt Cheetham, Paul Ansorge, Ben Dewison and James Whittaker for helping collate the details.
AFC Bournemouth: Baily Cargill, LB/CB
Ryan Fraser, a 21-year-old forward/winger, is perhaps Bournemouth's crown jewel, but he's made over 60 appearances for the first team and has now gone out on loan. So we turn to the next in line.
Baily Cargill was given a Capital One Cup run by Eddie Howe last season, featuring against the likes of Liverpool, and has impressed the staff and coaches at the club. At just 19 years of age, he has room to grow as a multi-position player, but looks likely to find a home at centre-back at senior level thanks to his power, height and decisiveness in the challenge.
Unlike Fraser, Cargill will be kept in the squad this season; Howe told The Bournemouth Echo he has "Premier League potential" and intends to hone in. Calm on the ball and aerially excellent, he'll fit right in.
Arsenal: Dan Crowley, CM
Dan Crowley is quite the talent-in-waiting; a formidable midfield general even at his tender age.
He possesses the much-sought ability to control the tempo and pace of a game, takes the lead in the centre of the park and possesses a wand of a right foot. He's the playmaker, the mediator and the set-piece specialist wrapped in one.
He's not elusive enough to play as a No. 10, so he'll settle deeper, and that raises concerns over his projection to the first team: Arsenal are stacked in his position.
Aston Villa: Jack Grealish, AMC/LW
Aston Villa have traditionally had plenty of youth options ready to emerge, but the well has dried up just a little of late. That means Jack Grealish is our featured man despite the fact he's already exploded into our collective conscious in more ways than one.
Despite the fact he's now a household name, either for his wizardry on the ball or his infamy in Tenerife, he's made just 13 Premier League starts and has not yet reached the age of 20.
A typical, languid No. 10, he's Adam Lallana all over, possessing the ability to play on the half-turn and pick the lock, but he lacks the top-end pace to play as a true winger.
Chelsea: Charly Musonda, CM/AM/LW
Just picking one name here was hard enough; Ruben Loftus-Cheek, Jeremie Boga, Jay Dasilva, Andreas Christensen, Dominic Solanke...the list of superb Chelsea youth prospects just rolls on and on.
But we've plumped for Charly Musonda, who stands as their most exciting and intriguing young player. He's a treat to watch, combining the subtle skill and technicality of a No. 10, but also provides game-winning drive from the centre, and played in a deep midfield role when Chelsea beat Manchester City in the FA Youth Cup this season.
He played a key role further forward in the UEFA Youth League, swapping inside and out with Boga to wreak havoc upon Roma and Shakhtar Donetsk's defence.
Crystal Palace: Kian Flanagan, AMC
Our selection here would have been Mandela Egbo, but he signed for Borussia Monchengladbach at the back end of June, relieving Crystal Palace of their finest prospect.
Jerome Binnom-Williams, Hiram Boateng and Sulley Kaikai will all be harbouring first-team hopes this season should they not be sent on loan to gain experience, but the biggest remaining talent is Kian Flanagan.
Per the Daily Mail, Chelsea and Arsenal are both making eyes at him across the dance floor after the 15-year-old excelled for Palace's U-18 team in the hole behind the forwards.
Everton: Brendan Galloway, CB
Brendan Galloway proposes an intriguing dilemma for Roberto Martinez: Should Everton buy a left-sided centre-back to replace Sylvain Distin, or trust this youngster with serious first-team duty?
Galloway even managed to edge Luke Garbutt—the supposed favoured son to eventually replace Leighton Baines—out of the XI at left-back at times last season despite being a naturalised, tall, strong central player.
He clearly has the manager's trust, but he's yet to make a proper impact for the seniors. Is it a pivotal year for the young defender?
Leicester City: Hamza Choudhury, CM
According to Sky Sports, Europe's elite are circling around Hamza Choudhury, who has been excelling for Leicester City in the youth sector.
At just 16 years of age, he's playing a vital, energetic role in the centre of the park for the Foxes' U-18 side, matching those two years his senior in the most important area of the pitch.
Oh, and his hair is unbelievable.
Liverpool: Harry Wilson, AM
Harry Wilson is another fantastically agile, smooth No. 10 who should progress to become a world-class player if the dominoes fall in his favour.
The UEFA Youth League provided plenty of tape for us to peruse when it came to assessing him, and his wand of a left foot—be it from free-kicks or just outside the box—is as destructive as they come.
He weaves past outstretched legs and ducks challenges with precision and boasts that wonderful ability to slide the perfectly weighted pass into the box to pick out a striker.
Jordon Ibe is another one to watch very seriously.
Manchester United: Andreas Pereira, AM/Wing
Andreas Pereira's name was unfortunately tarnished by Manchester United's comical collapse at MK Dons early last season, but don't draw any sweeping conclusions about him based on that game.
If anything, judge him by his remarkable performances at the recent U-20 World Cup, in which he was Brazil's most impressive offensive player, hitting opposing defences like a graceful wrecking ball.
He's two-footed, capable on the flank, great at slipping into space inside, takes set pieces and scores great goals. A wonderfully exciting prospect.
Manchester City: Kelechi Iheanacho, ST
According to the Manchester Evening News, Kelechi Iheanacho is to be given his first-team shot in 2015-16; Manuel Pellegrini believes him to be ready.
The Nigerian is a typical No. 9 and has been ripping defences to shreds in the youth leagues, giving City's EDS side a lethal edge inside the penalty box.
He busies centre-backs, uses his strength well and unsettles defenders with his movement. He's got a finish, too, be it headed or with his feet.
Newcastle United: Rolando Aarons, Wing
Rolando Aarons is the perfect embodiment of the phrase "raw talent"; he's a bundle of energy and slick skill just waiting to be cracked open and harnessed for good.
Newcastle United fans saw promising glimpses of him last season only for a recurring hamstring injury to wreck his season. He's already bagged his first Premier League goal and assist despite making just four appearances.
He projects as a dynamic, exciting young winger with the ability to make a difference. His top-end pace makes him a threat in every area of the pitch.
Norwich City: Josh Murphy, Wing
Josh Murphy has begun making a sporadic impact upon Norwich City's first XI as their season in the Championship allowed him some game time, and now, if Alex Neil chooses to trust him, he could break out as a Premier League player.
A tricky, quick winger, Murphy is a player the Canaries can turn to if too much of a burden is placed upon Nathan Redmond's shoulders this coming campaign. He may yet go out on loan back to the Championship, as he's quite raw, needing refinement in the passing and crossing game.
Like most in his position, he's incredibly tough to project at this stage, but he has all the raw tools required.
Southampton: Jake Hesketh, AMC
Like with Chelsea, it was tough to pick between the reams of talent Southampton's academy can boast. We're big fans of Harrison Reed and Ryan Seager, but Jake Hesketh is the selection here.
The diminutive midfielder was promoted to Ronald Koeman's senior squad this season due to a raft of injuries sustained by first-teamers, and he even bagged a start of his own, but unfortunately he had to withdraw just 32 minutes into it himself.
He picks a pass like few others, weighting his deliveries perfectly to find runners even if the gap to fit it through is minuscule. He thrives between the lines as a No. 10 and looks a more penetrative, decisive player than James Ward-Prowse.
Stoke City: Julien N'Goy, ST
Stoke City fended off legitimate interest from some of the Premier League's big clubs to sign Julien N'Goy in 2013, and he's now about ready to challenge for a first-team position.
His academy director back in Belgium, Nkandu Ntondo, a man who has worked with Romelu Lukaku, has labelled him "one of the best I have ever seen," per David Woods of the Daily Star, and he's progressing quickly to become an all-round striker.
He's quick, lean, just over six foot tall and technically capable. If The Potters find themselves shy of goals this season, he may just get the call.
Sunderland: Duncan Watmore, ST/Wing
Duncan Watmore is a player who stood out at the 2015 Toulon tournament this summer, impressing the various scouts and journalists with his direct, positive tendencies and ability to fashion goalscoring chances.
Once thought of as a centre-forward, Watmore has found a nice spot in the supporting forward/winger role, identifying space to hit and pushing forward with the ball at his feet after being found well.
Like Julien N'Goy at Stoke City, Watmore will be a name Black Cats fans bay for if their team struggle for goals again this year.
Swansea City: Matt Grimes
Swansea City have done a good job producing homegrown talent of late, but Matt Grimes perhaps doesn't fall into that category—he was signed from Exeter City at the start of this year.
The 19-year-old still managed to land in the League Two Team of the Season (despite playing half a campaign), as his talent in central midfield is obvious to anyone who watches.
In the mould of Leon Britton, or perhaps a more penetrative, effective Tom Carroll, Grimes will be sniffing out first-team chances this coming season after training with the seniors and making a sporadic debut on the left in 2014-15. He's an England youth regular and has captained his age group too.
Tottenham Hotspur: Marcus Edwards, AM/Wing
Marcus Edwards is a live-wire with the ball at his feet and has a knack for making the decisive difference in games.
Those who weren't aware of his heroics for Tottenham Hotspur's academy games learnt of his brilliance at the European Under-17 Championship, in which he was parachuted in as a substitute against Italy in the opener to score the winner and set up a strong tournament run.
Spurs have plenty of young talent to parade—Milos Veljkovic and Ismail Azzaoui are two of many players—but we spoke to youth expert Chris Miller privately, and he assured that if Edwards keeps his mind on track, he's the brightest prospect the club has.
Watford: Xane Zaineddine, AMF
If Danny De Silva doesn't work out, Australian football fans will next pin their hopes on Watford's Xane Zaineddine. After his family relocated from down under to London, he joined the Hornets' academy—despite receiving offers from Barcelona and Milan et al.
Zaineddine plays anywhere across the advanced midfield three and stands an incredibly tricky player. Nike already sponsors him—as sure of an affirmation of early talent you can possibly get.
Watford have several irons in the fire—Michael Folivi scored a bucket-load for the academy last season and Ogo Obi is a genuine talent—but Zaineddine is the pick.
West Bromwich Albion: Tyler Roberts, Wing
West Bromwich Albion have pumped through quite a few strong prospects in recent years, but rarely are they able to keep them from being poached by bigger teams at an early age.
But Tyler Roberts has stuck around, and the 16-year-old is receiving praise from every direction—be it from West Brom and Tony Pulis or the Welsh national setup.
His one-on-one dribbling ability, speed, technical prowess and willingness to drive forward make him an intriguing watch, and he's already trained with the Wales first team so Chris Coleman can get a better look at him close up.
West Ham: Reece Oxford, CB
Reece Oxford is a bright young hope for England and West Ham at centre-back. He was one of the best players at the recent European Under-17 Championship, landing a spot in Wyscout's Team of the Tournament in defence.
The young Hammer is a technically proficient player, shows excellent timing in challenges and boasts the perfect set of physical tools. He's tall, can pack muscle onto his frame and possesses superb recovery pace.
There have been a few false dawns when it comes to new defensive West Ham heroes; fans will hope Oxford bucks the trend.


text: During this Holy Week and Easter Season, I have often said that the key message of the Easter Season is that "love lives." Of course I am referring to the fact that Jesus, who is the perfect personification of the love of God the Father, rose from the dead on Easter Sunday and lives eternally. But Jesus is not only the embodiment of love. He is the embodiment of love in action. Jesus is love in action. He is perpetually acting in a loving way. He loves everyone exactly as they are, whether, it is the woman caught in adultery, the rich young man, Nicodemus, the man born blind, the ten lepers, etc. He accepts everyone, He accepts, us exactly as He finds us. But He does not stop there; love does not stop there. He loves us as we are but then He calls us forth just as He called Lazarus forth from the tomb. He forgave the adulterous woman but then commanded her to sin no more. He looked at the rich young man with love but then challenged him to give his wealth to the poor. Love is accepting; but because love is love it is not satisfied with leaving us stagnant. Jesus loves us where we are and because He does He calls us, He challenges us to change, not to remain the same. Jesus calls to "Remain in His love," and we cannot do this if we remain the same, we have to move, we have to grow and change if we are going to follow Him. That is what the image of the vine and the branches is all about. He is the vine, we are the branches. Our challenge is to remain with Him, to stay connected with Him so that we might bear much fruit. This means that we have to change, that we have to be pruned so that we might become more like Him. If we do not change and grow with Him we will wither away. Love lives. Love accepts. Love challenges.


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Somehow, the driver of this third-gen Ford Mustang survived a huge crash at a street race
We're amazed anyone walked away from this one. Highlighting the dangers of racing on an unprepared surface flanked by unforgiving bits of road furniture you wouldn't find at a proper track, a heavily-modified third-generation Ford Mustang is seen smashing into a telegraph pole at speed.
The car's getting out of shape not long after leaving the line, before snapping back and swinging into the pole. The car is ripped open by the force of the impact, which was thankfully on the passenger side of the vehicle. The car didn't have a roll cage, and the man wasn't wearing a helmet.
The video shows the dazed driver being extracted, reportedly having suffered a broken jaw, lost teeth, and a broken shoulder. Considering the shocking state of the car - reduced to a twisted metal carcass - he's extremely lucky.


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Essam El Hadary is by far one of Egypt's best goalkeepers. We've been blessed with many great moments because of his hard work and commitment to football. He made us very proud when he played for El Ahly and he definitely made a legendary captain for our beloved Egyptian National Team.
7 people tell us about 7 of their best Essam El Hadary memories and we can't help but smile.
#1: I loved how he always bought us time while doing those Goalie Silly Acts
"I remember when there were only a few minutes left in a match, he would be super cool in an insane kind of way. He'd be overly calm when walking to pick up the ball. He had that in your face kind of attitude that made us all laugh." (Hussein- 20 Years)
#2: Scoring a Goal in the African Super Cup in 2002
"He is the only Egyptian goalkeeper to ever score a goal in his opponent's net. It was one of the greatest goals that I have ever seen. I still remember it like it was yesterday even though it's been 16 years." (Seif- 33 years)
#3: Saving Drogba's Penalty in the 2006 African Cup of Nations
"Saving a penalty on its own is definitely one of the greatest things, but it is even greater when it is Drogba's penalty. This penalty is what made us win the whole tournament. This was the first time for Egypt to win the African Cup of Nations after I was born. One of the best moments of my life." (Essam- 27)
#4: Our Win Against Italy in the Confederations Cup
"This match was one of the national team's best ever matches up till this day. We won against Italy, which back then was THE best. Elhadary was literally the man of the match because of the number of goals he had saved. I remember how Iquenta kept kicking the goal post multiple of times because he was out of luck that day." (Abdallah-23)
#5: Saving that First Penalty in Saudi Vs Egypt Match at the World Cup
"Even though we actually lost the match, but he was named the only African goalkeeper to ever save a penalty in the World Cup. At that moment I thought we would win, but you all know how that ended." (Hady-36)
#6: Going to the World Cup and Being the Oldest Player to Ever Participate
"Taking part in the World Cup is definitely the greatest thing that he ever achieved. I am just so happy for him because he definitely deserves it. We all want to reach our goals." (Alaa- 45)
#7: Celebrating by Sitting on the Goal's Post
"And of course, this one will always be our favorite moment right after a great win. It is like he gives winning a great taste because all we want to do right after is to sing 'or2os ya hadary'. It has truly become part of our national celebration rituals." (Noha- 18)
It is so sad that you are retiring but it is true that all good things must come to an end. We love you and will always be proud of what you had to offer.


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Monday, March 17, 2014
As we approach the third Sunday of the Lenten season, we are offered these scripture passages: Exodus 17:1-7, Psalm 95, Romans 5:1-11, and John 4:5-42.
Exodus 17:1 – From the wilderness of Sin the whole congregation of the Israelites journeyed by stages, as the LORD commanded. They camped at Rephidim, but there was no water for the people to drink.
The passage notes that the Israelites traveled by "stages." Our lives go through various stages, and like the Exodus of the Israelites, some stages of our lives bring hardship. We are reminded, however, that God is always with us and ready to answer our prayers.
Steadfast God, thank you for always being there for us throughout the expanse of our lives. Amen.


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No clever opening. I saw this trailer once the last time I was at the Nuart theater in West Hollywood. That's it.
The story looks like it's about a writing class taught by an expert writing teacher, and one of her students might be a little disturbed.
The cast is French, so I wouldn't have the slightest idea who would be who. But, starring, we have Marina Foïs and Matthieu Lucci, who is making his feature film debut. Congrats, sir.
Now for the crew. Directing and co-writing is Laurent Cantet. His partner-in-pen is Robin Compillo. Co-composing the score are Edouard Pons and Bedis Tir. The cinematographer is Pierre Milon. Finally, the editor is Mathilde Muyard.
Overall, the movie looks kind of compelling. I mean, I'm not sure it's any game changer, but it looks pretty solid. So long it doesn't result in the student and teacher having an affair, I think I'll be okay. Something's telling me that if the story goes in that direction, it'll annoy me. In any case, my uncultured American mind could use some French filmmaking.
This is my honest opinion of: THE WORKSHOP / L'ATELIER
Set in La Ciotat, France, over a single Summer. A writing workshop is set up for a small group of seven students, headed by renowned author, Olivia Dejazet (Marina Foïs). The group is tasked with writing a novel together, a murder mystery using the nearby dockyard that has been shut down for 25 years as the setting. As ideas are thrown around, one student starts to make waves, and not in a positive way. Antoine (Matthieu Lucci) becomes an outspoken student with extreme ideas that could even be construed as racist and as the class progresses, his behavior becomes even more disturbing.
It's alright. I think as an uncultured American swine, there's a lot of French culture and history that only natives or those who are more cultured than myself can truly appreciate, but it's not a bad flick.
First off, I really enjoy the acting. I'm pretty sure most of the younger actors are making their debuts here and I think that most of them are pretty solid. They seem to have really good chemistry with one another, bouncing back and forth between exchanges, and even their own distinct personalities, despite learning very little about them individually. Benjamin is a grump who doesn't want to be there, Malika has strong pride to her Arabic culture, able to acknowledge its positives and negatives, Bouba is the fun-loving one, the list goes on. I wouldn't be surprised if this mirrored reality, in that Foïs was teaching a small acting class and then had this movie made with her real life students. I'm sure that's not the case, but a little Peruvian boy can dream, can't he?
Anyway, the two standouts are obviously Foïs and Lucci as the leads and they're damn good too. Olivia starts off simply trying to be a teacher to these kids, getting their creative juices going, while also making active efforts to keep them from tearing each other apart from their petty insults, especially when Antoine gets his pistons firing. He's by far the most confrontational and arguably the most hostile of the students. He's even the most disturbed, writing graphic violence in his draft of a scene for the novel. The more his behavior becomes to the surface, the more fascinated by Olivia he becomes to her. Hell, they become a source of fascination for each other, he possibly in a lustful sort of way for him, and for her, a source of inspiration for a character in the new book she's writing, maybe with a hint of attraction on her part too. I would almost argue that Antoine has some self-image problems, be it the negative or positive sense. Already we can guess that he surrounds himself with questionable friends who post videos of them trying to act tough with a gun, but when he has to pose in front of a mirror after a workout, or watches military ads on his computer. Both Olivia and Antoine are solid characters and Foïs and Lucci do a great job bringing their characters to life.
However, I do have my issues with the film.
For one thing, I don't think it's explained very well where Antoine's mental instabilities come from. He lives with both of his parents, who don't seem like bad people. They seem attentive, they have dinner as a family, he's a loving big brother to his little sister. With all of that in mind, his disturbing nature doesn't feel natural. Sure, he has questionable friends and they do relatively irresponsible things, but lots of teenagers do that and rarely to never take it any further because they know better.
Also it's a slow burn. Not much seems to ignite later scenes that get more dramatic, so we're kind of just listening to Antoine being an unapologetic asshole to everyone, even to Olivia, and Olivia trying to simmer down the infighting. Kind of like Olivia keeps saying, it's exhausting. It also becomes uninteresting. Antoine's an asshole. We get it. Why… is he an asshole. I don't think this movie ever explains it.
I really hated the way this movie ended. Circling back to Antoine going ape-shit and holding Olivia at gunpoint, this scene seems to go nowhere. He takes her to the cliffs where they dive and swim, and he just… lets her go. There's no epic speech, no declarations of her not understanding him, nothing of that nature. Of any nature. He fires a few shots at the moon, hurls the gun into the ocean, and cut to the next scene. I legitimately don't know what the purpose of all that was. And to make matters even worse, Olivia never notifies the authorities. She goes to class the next day, Antoine reads his goodbye paper, leaves, Olivia sits back down at her desk, and that's it for that scene. Then the movie closes out with Antoine working on a boat, as if this is supposed to be some sort of inspirational and uplifting ending for his character. Dude, two scenes ago he was holding a sidearm up at his teacher, and has recorded her on his phone at her home and uploaded them to his computer to look at! Look, I get it, the French are more artistic than Americans and create truly provocative films, but… seriously, I might need classes of my own to fully comprehend this, it was so bizarre and confusing.
I'm sure this movie is trying to be deeper than I think, and if I took the time to really read some of the reviews on this movie, I'd be a little more in the loop, as I think the film is more or less an allegory for the current state of France. But as it stands, the characters are bland, yet the acting is great in spite of it. The film has some charm to it, as well as an intrigue that keeps you guessing, but has a very unsatisfying payoff. I'm sure this has its audience somewhere out there, but I can't claim to be among them. As a recommendation, viewer beware. I hate to say it in the manner that I'm about to say it, but this may be a little too French for my taste. Unless you're up to date with French current events, which I'm not, then appreciation for this film may be a little dwindled. But if you are familiar with it, then you might find some artistic value in its commentary. I don't hate the film… okay, I hate the ending, but I certainly don't regret seeing this movie, nor do I think any time was wasted. Having said that, I won't be seeing it a second time. But if either Foïs or Lucci ever make a movie that makes its way to America again, count me in, as I think they're very good actors. But given what I got now, meh, not very interesting in the end. The culturally aware might find something to like, but the uncultured may get bored.
My honest rating for THE WORKSHOP / L'ATELIER: 3/5
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AI dream #2: my washing machine is an Arab engine, I'll speak Italian
The gynaecologist I chose was totally unprofessional but absolutely funny. She was, as the accountant of the past dream, tanned.
A huge private jet with Arab writings on the side arrives. The cabin crew should be more careful, they are too close to the engines. One of the engines is my washing machine.
In a room full of my fellow students of all the schools I have been, someone asks me to speak Italian and they would reply back to me saying all the Italian words they'd' knew. It was hilarious.
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Submitted by: Shelley Clayton
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Some Interesting facts to consider:
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Welcome to Chellaston Academy
I am privileged to be the Headteacher of Chellaston
Academy because the students here achieve great results
and the attainment is very strong. Our students work very
well with committed teachers who have long experience
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We have one of the largest School Sixth Forms in the area
because we not only retain the majority of our students
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We have good facilities for all subjects and we are very proud of the progress made by the vast
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We want our Sixth Form to be a preparation for a successful life.
Mr R Ruszczynski
How to apply
If you want to apply for courses, you will need to contact Chellaston Academy directly.