The Workshop
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| Initial release | France |
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| Directors | Laurent Cantet |
| Producers | Denis Freyd |
| Screenplay | Laurent Cantet |
| Robin Campillo | |
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| ID | 838467 |
About The Workshop
A well-respected novelist named Olivia is assigned to help a young man named Antoine with a project at a summer writing workshop. Antoine's aggressive yet provocative behaviour intrigues Olivia, who finds herself drawn to him.
Man charged over death at slapping therapy workshop
... The Workshop is understood to involve paida lajin therapy, which sees patients being slapped or slapping themselves repeatedly...
UK scientists tackle periods in polar research
... At The Workshop, students are shown products from menstrual cups to period pants and how to use them in extreme environments...
What Titan sub wreckage can tell us about the tragedy
... The long metal struts lowered on to the waiting trucks are what s left of the landing frame, which the Titan used to sit on a flat surface, such as in The Workshop or on its launch barge...
'We wish we could go back': Life in a war-torn Myanmar
... " We still love her, " said The Workshop manager...
Mystery carvings came from dismantled royal church
... Adam Cumming, fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland specialising in medieval church archaeology, said The Workshop wall had been assembled from recycled stone...
Norwich Puppet Theatre bridge brought back into use after 30 years
... He added: " Of course after the Blue Fairy comes in Pinocchio becomes a CGI character but the first few moments there was real puppet manipulating walking across The Workshop floor...
'My dad, the claw hair clip inventor'
... During school holidays I d sit in The Workshop alongside Christian and Sylviane s children, Sandrine and Jean-François, checking each clip one by one, cleaning any marks and removing any excess plastic before packing them for shipping...
Artemis: Nasa's Moon rocket completes fuelling test
... If it can t, the rocket will have to be rolled back into The Workshop to have the FTS reset, delaying a launch by several weeks...
Artemis: Nasa's Moon rocket completes fuelling test
Nasa's giant Moon Rocket has completed a fuelling test that should open The Way to it making a maiden flight.
Controllers managed to fill the Space Launch System vehicle with 2. 7 million litres of Liquid Hydrogen and oxygen on Wednesday - a task that had previously proved impossible due to leaks.
Those leaks appear now to have been fixed, or rather engineers know How To manage them during the tanking process.
The Rocket could launch as soon as next Tuesday.
However, the US Space Agency says A Number of factors will have to be considered before a " go" decision is made.
" I don't like to get ahead of the data, " said flight director Charlie Blackwell-Thompson.
" I'd like The Team to have the opportunity to go look at it, to see if there are changes we need to make to our loading procedure, our timelines, or if we're good As Is . "
The 100m-tall vehicle is standing on launch pad 39B at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
If it does get a " go for launch" next week, it will endeavour to send a capsule, called Orion, on a 37-day journey around the Moon, ending in a splashdown in the Pacific Ocean .
It would be a demonstration ahead of astronauts climbing aboard SLS-Orion for a repeat mission in 2024.
The Sequence is part of Nasa's Artemis programme, which seeks to return humans to the lunar surface after an absence of More Than 50 Years .
The US Space Agency tried to launch the SLS rocket on 29 August and again on 3 September. But on both occasions it was bedevilled by hydrogen escaping from feed Lines - among other issues.
Damaged seals had to be replaced And Then tested, which was the purpose of Wednesday's exercise.
And although controllers Once Again saw leak behaviour, they were able to implement measures to keep the losses within acceptable bounds.
What is more, controllers were able to fully tank both The Core stage and upper-stage of The Rocket , and get them into their flight-ready configuration. This included prepping The Four big engines at The Base of The Rocket which have to be Taken Down to an extremely low operating temperature.
The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Whether Nasa can now proceed with a launch could depend on an unrelated matter to do with batteries in The Rocket 's flight termination system (FTS).
The FTS is a series of explosives that would destroy The Vehicle in The Event it veered Off Course during The Ascent .
The batteries were certified for a period of time that has now elapsed. Nasa believes the batteries are still in good order and is working to have the certification extended.
If it can't, The Rocket will have to be rolled back into The Workshop to have the FTS reset, delaying a launch by several weeks.
And, of course, even if all the technical hurdles can be negotiated, Nasa will need to keep an ever watchful eye on The Weather . There are storm systems moving around The Gulf of Mexico and in The Atlantic that could prove problematic, depending how they evolve over The Next week.
Source of news: bbc.com
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