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Articles by Lara Kelly
Nature goes on like this. Nature goes on forever. - a guest post by Anna Wilson
This month we’re absolutely delighted to have published Grandpa and the Kingfisher – a beautiful picture book celebrates the awesome power of nature written by Anna Wilson. And today, we’re very excited to be sharing a guest post from Anna! — Grandpa and the Kingfisher is inspired by my lovely dad who died nearly eight years ago. His favourite place was the river in my home town – the Medway in Tonbridge, Kent. It was where he would go to unwind after a hard week at the office.
Polipropileno modificado con semiconductores de plata: composites con alto potencial contra el SARS-CoV-2 y otros patógenos
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Polipropileno modificado con semiconductores de plata: composites con alto potencial contra el SARS-CoV-2 y otros patógenos Autores: Lara Kelly Ribeiro Da Silva Directores de la Tesis: Juan Manuel Andres Bort (dir. tes.), Eva M. Guillamón Torres (codir.
Supports Connecticut candidates Ryan Fazio, and Tom O'Dea
Supports Connecticut candidates Ryan Fazio, and Tom O'Dea Lara Kelly Oct. 31, 2022Updated: Oct. 31, 2022 1:02 p.m. Dear Editor, I enthusiastically support Ryan Fazio and Tom O'Dea for re-election because they have consistently stood up for New Canaan parents and their children. Ryan and Tom spoke out in the summer of 2020 in support of safely opening schools. They advocated for parents and children while our Democrat legislators were lobbying to keep schools closed.
Watershed French Film Festival: Happy Birthday
By Lara Kelly, Third Year English As the Watershed Bristol hosts the touring French Film Festival, a story about a dysfunctional family touches on complex issues of mental health and awkward family dynamics. Watching Happy Birthday (2019)felt like Christmas dinner preparation, with all the laughter and arguments that come with it. The film is written and directed by Cédric Kahn, who also acts as the older brother Vincent.
"She unearths history's forgotten voices"- Birdcage Walk review
The year is 1790. As radicals hail the triumph of democracy, French revolutionaries are assessing the guillotine as a method of execution. Meanwhile in Bristol, over 400 miles from Paris, plans for a new genteel suburb are underway on Clifton Hill. Entrepreneurs wanted to make their mark on the Somerset landscape, at a time when Clifton village was famous only as the home of poet Ann Yearsley, “The Milkmaid of Bristol”.
The Wife sees Glenn Close in brilliant form as a woman trapped in her vain husband's shadow
Glenn Close’s character Joan Castleman is a wife who shies away from the limelight, or rather, lets her husband have it instead. Set in 1991, the film joins the couple in Stockholm where her husband Joe (Jonathan Pryce) is receiving the Nobel Prize for Literature. The spotlight could not be brighter on Joe, with lectures and newspaper coverage galore. Joan tags along to these events as a half-visible shadow.
Sampling Volatiles From Fragranced Consumer Products Using High-Capacity Sorptive Extraction
This study describes the analysis of fragranced washing detergent and washing powder using probe-based headspace and immersive sorptive extraction, in conjunction with analysis by thermal desorption–gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (TD–GC–MS). As well as discussing the differences between the two samples, the analyte ranges covered by headspace and immersive sampling are compared.
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