Interior Design - Kenny Blake

A Passion For Interior Design!

Advantages: little cost for so much opportunity.
Disadvantages: none found yet

Having taken a career break to bring up my little boy and having a passion for interior design I decided to further my interests and enrol on a course. I found the perfect 'home study' course that was enjoyable as well as informative and that I could fit in around looking after my son who at the time was only one. The course was run by the National Design Academy which is a centre of excellence for Interior Design and related subjects based at Rufford Hall, in Nottingham. It is set in seven acres on parkland next to the River Trent, situated one mile from the famous Trent Bridge Cricket Ground.. The aims of the academy are to teach practical skills to a professional standard whether 'in studio' or through 'home study' with a recognised qualification and advice on starting up your own business so that you can enter a career in ...

Venetia 26.04.2005 · Read full review
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Kenny - Brilliant Comedy

Advantages: Witty dialogue, funny, totally believable!
Disadvantages: none

Director: Clayton Jacobson Writers: Clayton & Shane Jacobson Genre: Comedy Country: Australia Certification: 15+ Language: English Released: 21st January, 2008 (DVD) MAIN CAST: Shane Jacobson (Kenny Smyth) Jesse Jacobson (Son) Ronald Jacobson (Father) Vicki Musso (Ex Wife / Ringless Woman) Kenny Smyth is a plumber who works for a portaloo company based in Australia. He is your average, down-to-earth, nice guy with an abundance of patience and a sensible and astute outlook on life. He works with 'shit', literally, likes to talk about it, much to the general public's disgust, and although other people tend to look down on him he feels no shame. As he puts it; "It takes a certain kind of person to do what I do. No-one's ever impressed; no-one's ever fascinated. If you're a fireman, all the kids will want to ...

GoFigure 06.02.2008 (07.02.2008) · Read full review
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William Blake's works

Advantages: Beautifully written poems concerning the effects of innocence and experience
Disadvantages: The language is often hard to read without concentration

In his poems, William Blake has a number of underlying messages riddled in them. He seems to agree and disagree with certain things in a number of his poems which I will now discuss. In Songs of Experience, the poem called The Garden of Love shows some of the things that Blake seems to disagree with. In The Garden of Love I believe Blake tries to convey that as a child grows up things change. He seems to think that these changes are bad, for example the chapel replaced his childhood green where he had played and instead of flowers on the green, tombstones in a graveyard. I think he is saying that childhood was a happier, carefree time and as adulthood abruptly arises, you lose the innocence of your childhood. In William Blake?s case, things become darker. He seems to disagree with this. Also he puts across the feeling of being ...

taranmatharu 22.04.2009 · Read full review
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