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Vilgot: Dubbla budskap

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Carolyn Acelia Nyberg

Carolyn is what you’d expect a daughter of the better Wizarding families to be - elegant, poised, well-mannered, perfect, in any sense or form. But beneath her beautiful exterior, there’s a sharp and ambitious wit waiting to break through. After an accident caused her eldest sister to be disfigured for life, it was Carolyn who her parents decided should bring a profitable husband into the family. Her betrothal at a very young age, the guilt over having caused her sister’s disfiguration, and the struggle between her ideals and her own vanity were only the first cracks in Carolyn’s perfectly smooth shell, but certainly wouldn’t be the last. 

Name: Carolyn Acelia Nyberg

Nicknames: Dear friends will call her Caro. Her older siblings called her Lynnie until she learned how to brew potions that make you vomit up your breakfast.

Birthday: 17th November 1880

Nationality: English by her mother’s side, Swedish by her father’s

Sexuality: Heterosexual

Residence: 

Nyberg Manor, Saddleworth Moor, Yorkshire

Nyberg Summer Residence in Gotland, Sweden several times per year

various places in Amsterdam, Paris, and New York while travelling with Brady

Pendle Hall, Pendle Forest, Lancashire

Face Claim: Natalie Dormer

PERSONAL:

Appearance:

Measures: 168 cm, 50 kg as an adult

Build: delicate, petite

Hair: light blonde locks that turn almost platinum in the sunlight, almost always meticulously styled and placed

Eyes: light blue 

Skin:  very pale, takes care not to tan or, God forbid, burn in the sun

Style: very fashionable, up to date with the latest trends, rich jewellery and fabrics, putting fashion over comfort

Misc: none

Character: 

Positive Traits: charming if she wants to, ambitious, wickedly clever, focused, loyal, curious

Negative Traits: judgmental, entitled, vain, proud, sharp-tongued

Favourite Food: Swedish cinnamon buns

Favourite Drink: Port wine, Swedish vodka

Hobbies: fashion, advancing her knowledge in potioneering, reading, leisurely walks with people who have something worthwhile to say, gossipping 

Boggart: Her eldest sister Alyssa, whose face is melting off her skull

Patronus: Heron

Amortentia:

What she smells like: lily of the valley, roses, black pepper, powder

What she smells: oil colours, cinnamon, copper

HOGWARTS:

House: Slytherin

Extracurriculars: potions club, book club, student feast committee

Best Class: Potions

Worst Class: Herbology

Third Year Electives: Arithmancy, Ancient Runes, Muggle Studies but was disappointed by the lack of fashion talk 

CAREER:

1892 - 1899: Hogwarts School of Witchcraft & Wizardry 

1899 - 1901: Apprentice potioneer to at Pendleton’s Potions & Apothecary 

1901 - 1904: Potioneer, brewing potions and poisons for the Ministry of Magic on commission  

1904 - 1905: Researching, improving and marketing her Beautification Potion 

1905 - 1926: Owner of Pendleton’s Potions & Apothecary

1926 - 1994: Senior partner of Pendleton’s Potions & Apothecary, head of Potioneering and Development 

1994 - 2000: Retirement, occasional advisor to Mina Pendleton in business matters 

RELATIONSHIPS:

Family: 

(Faceclaims: MyAnna Buring, Ulf Friberg, Diana Rigg)

Margery & Gustav Nyberg: As the youngest son of the Swedish Nyberg family, Gustav Nyberg was sent to Great Britain to find a suitable wife and business partner for the flourishing family business, both of which he found in his wife, Margery. For an upper-class 19th-century family, Gustav and Margery were warm parents but never let their children forget what was expected of them and made sure they were prepared for their designated roles accordingly. 

Ingrid Nyberg: Much like herself, Carolyn’s grandmother Ingrid Nyberg possesses a sharp mind and an even sharper tongue. As the matriarch of the Nyberg family, she refuses to be restricted by conventions and societal rules unless she chooses to. She lives in the Nyberg Residence in Gotland, Sweden, and is the only person Carolyn feels comfortable sharing her troubles and frustrations with. 

Faceclaims (Amanda Seyfried, Henrik Norlén, Blake Lively)

Alyssa Nyberg: Intelligent, charming and beautiful beyond compare, Alyssa was considered the golden child of the family. Her parents were confident to find the perfect match for their eldest daughter when an accident caused by Carolyn irrevocably scarred Alyssa’s face for life. A lot of guilt and resentment from both sides marred their relationship and spurred Carolyn’s ambition to create a new, more potent beautification potion. 

Irina and Erik Nyberg: Carolyn’s older twin siblings always kept more to themselves rather than their sisters. With Erik being the only son in the family and the designated heir, and both Alyssa and Carolyn more clever and - according to Irina - prettier than her, Irina often felt like the underdog of the family and grew spiteful about it. It was she who incited Carolyn to play the prank on Alyssa that resulted in her injury, but neither of them meant for the explosion to happen as it did. 

Romantic History: Bradford ‘Brady’ Elijah Pendleton IV

The betrothal of young Carolyn to the only heir of the Pendleton dynasty caused massive waves in the Wizarding high society. Without knowing what Bradford Pendleton IV even looked like, Carolyn resented the boy who was supposed to steal away her future. This feeling deepened upon learning that both of them had been sorted into Slytherin House once they were old enough to attend Hogwarts. Despite their reluctance, they agreed on a  ceasefire, which eventually resulted in a deep friendship. Once it dawned on them that there was more way to defy their parents’ plan than actively sabotaging them, they could finally admit to the romantic feelings that had grown between them.  (Bradford belongs to the lovely @kc-and-co)

Friends: 

Adelia Selwyn: @thatravenpuffwitch Sharing their love for potions, witty conversations and fashion, the two girls from prominent families of the Wizarding community hit it off almost straight away. They retained both their personal and professional friendships long into their adulthood. 

Marigold Sterling: @that-scouse-wizard Carolyn thought Marigold was a little loud for her taste, but her enthusiasm for fashion and unrivalled eye for original designs quickly won her over. Together with Adelia Selwyn, Carolyn and Marigold take great pleasure in discussing their peers’ dress choices and intervene if necessary. 

Ophelia Burke: @the-al-chemist Ophelia tagged onto Marigold, Adelia and Carolyn from very early on. Albeit accepted by them, Carolyn never came close to seeing Ophelia as a friend or even equal. Her tolerance towards her dwindled when Ophelia made a move on Bradford, but she realised when she had taken it too far. She would never admit it, but there’s a certain protectiveness in Carolyn when Ophelia shows interest in the wrong kinds of people. 

Rivals: 

Siobhan Llewelyn: @kc-and-co Siobhan and Carolyn couldn’t be more different if they tried, and Shiv is not afraid to say so out loud. After years of harbouring a more or less friendly rivalry, they formed a connection over sharing a research space with their respective scientific projects. Siobhan is the only person who can put Carolyn’s head straight without having to fear retaliation, despite - or maybe, because - them never being best friends in the first place.   

Ethel Hexley: @the-al-chemist Carolyn thinks Ethel loud, unmannered, and unbelievably grating. That put aside, she has a profound respect for Ethel’s ability to both voice and back her opinions. When Ethel rose in the ranks of the Wizengamot, there was a certain satisfaction in Carolyn upon seeing a woman on the job. If she could now tone down her voice a little, that would be splendid, thank you very much. 

Pets: 

Carolyn neither owns nor likes pets of her own 

Her husband Brady owns an owl and a post pigeon for affairs in the States. 

She also is the not-as-proud co-owner of Brady’s rescue turtle

She was less than pleased when Brady learned what googly eyes were and turned her hat collection into feathery ‘pets’ 

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CANTLON: HUSKA LEADS UCONN PAST YALE, 3-1

BY: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings NEW HAVEN, CT - UConn goaltender Adam Huska’s spectacular 39 save performance helped the Huskies defeat Yale Univesity 3-1 at Ingalls Rink in New Haven in a New Year's Eve matinee. It's not understating it to say that Huska won the game for UCONN. Huska stopped the Yale offense in every way a goalie could make a save in helping the Huskies snap a seven-game losing streak. His performance matched his remarkable WJC performance for Slovakia two years ago against Canada at the Bell Centre in Montreal when he made 46 saves. His numbers do not put him at the top of the statistical Hockey East chart, but Huska is clearly one of the top goalies in the nation. Huska won his first game since November 2nd and was intent on ending 2018 on a winning note. “He was great. When you see this in hockey, the New York Rangers have a good record because they have a good goalie (Henrik Lundqvist) and it's no different when you have a Connor McDavid (of Edmonton). He’s a difference maker. The goalie is a part of the team. Adam was terrific, but it was a great team effort,” UCONN head coach, Mike Cavanaugh. UCONN’s record now stands at 6-11-1 overall and 2-9-1 in the HEA. It was the first win against Yale, (7-4-2 overall, and 6-2-1 in the ECAC) in 13 games spanning a 47 year period. It was UConn's first visit to Ingalls since 2011-12. “It’s great that Miles Gendron (the team captain) came up with a slogan for our team, “Be the First,” to be a UCONN team to accomplish a lot of first things... milestones. So, that’s another first for us. We just beat an established program that won national championships,” Cavanaugh said. The Bulldogs made every bid to tie the game and among the many highlight-reel saves Huska made was stopping Yale’s primary sniper, Joe Snively, on a breakaway with 3:25 remaining. “That Snively line might be the best line we'll see all year. Yale is an explosive team,” Cavanaugh said. Huska effectively came out to challenge shooters at the top of the crease. “I try to come out on top of the crease all the time because they are fast and really like to make some plays. I was patient waiting for him to make the move,” Huska said. Among his 30 saves he stopped Luke Stevens, the son of former NHL’er, Kevin Stevens, five times. he also denied Justin Pearson, and Kevin O’Neil, three times each, as well as, Dante Palecco’s high re-direct midway in the third. UCONN’s game-winning goal came from nitty, gritty work down low in the Yale end of the ice. Brian Freeman used all of his 6‘5 frame to wheel around in front of the Yale crease and despite a rolling puck still managed to control it and slipped a backhander around the outstretched right pad of Yale’s Sam Tucker at 9:52. “It was a real good cycle by Karl El-Mir. I was taking it to the net and some space opened up. I held on to it as long as I could. I was trying to shoot it earlier and was just able to gather the puck. It was rolling, but I was able to get it in,” Freeman said with a big smile. Freeman had just two goals in the first half of the season and had a wonderful self-deprecating sense of humor. “I had two. Nothing flashy, not a lot of clips to choose from.“ Finishing games was a first half area of concern which Freeman acknowledged they had to address. “We were in a lot of close games. If we really start to finish games off, I think we can get get a good streak going here and get some wins going forward.” UCONN broke a scoreless tie in one of their few solid offensive entrances as El-Mir sprung Sasha Payusov and the righthanded shooting sophomore slipped his team leading tenth goal through Tucker's five-hole at 7:17 of the second period. “It was a great goal. He beat him with a backhander as well. When Sasha plays on his inside edges he’s hard to handle. He skates well and has great stick skills and leaning into the kid to beat him, great play.” The whole ability to score all came about because of Huska’s sensational net play. Any and all superlative adjectives including spectacular, scintillating, sensational all apply. Just prior to the goal, Philip Nyberg, on his second defensive zone turnover, this one to the Bulldogs' Mitchell Smith, who went to the net on a quick forming two-on-one and Huska used all of his 6'4 frame and acrobatically stacked his pads and moved his right leg in the air and deflected the puck with his skate blade to deny the Yale winger. “It was a street hockey mentality to do whatever it takes,“ Huska said with a laugh. "He was coming hard. I just reacted.” Cavanaugh shook his head in wonderment of his own goalie. “That has to be a Sportscenter save (of the day). That was one of the best saves I’ve ever seen.” Incredibly, the save even eclipsed one he made on Northeastern’s Lincoln Griffin earlier in the season. Yale’s Ted Hart was stopped at 2:25 and then Dante Palecco was frustrated and banged their sticks on the ice after thinking they had a goal coming off their stick. After Payusov’s goal, Snively was open on the right-wing side and took a cross ice pass down to one knee. Huska calmly moved laterally across to smite yet another quality chance. Huska collected a few others earlier in the period that kept Yale off the scoring sheet. Yale finally found a way to beat Huska when Anthony Walsh let a blast go from 35 feet out, but the green light was on and the scoreboard read zero - Period over. The referees' video review revealed that the goal was scored with five-tenths of a second left in the period knotting the game at one. Each team showed rust after not playing for two weeks. Yale had the finer quality chances, but Huska started his tour-de-force and didn't allow many second chances and stymied the Bulldogs. NOTES: The Huskies head to Las Vegas this coming weekend to play at the T-Mobile Arena, the home of NHL's Las Vegas Golden Knights. They open against Western Michigan (NC), whose assistant coach is former Division II UCONN Husky, Hartford Whaler, and New Haven Nighthawk, Todd Krygier. The winner plays the either Air Force or St. Lawrence. The Huskies then start the Hockey East portion of the schedule in two weeks. 10 of their final 14 games at home. The Huskies John Wojciechowski made his UCONN debut playing left-wing on the fourth line. Yale has four CT prep school players on their roster, Andrew Gaus (Taft), Tucker (Choate/ Wilton), and Evan and Mitchel Smith (Salisbury Prep). Each school has players at the WJC tournament in Vancouver and Victoria, BC. The Bulldogs have two defensemen, Phil Kemp (Greenwich) and Jack St. Ivany. The Huskies have just one representing them there. Jachym Kondelik is with the Czech Republic squad. He “scored” the only goal against Russia in a well-played contest using his 6’6 frame screening a right point shot that went off his face and in for the lone Czech goal in a 2-1 loss. Kondelik was injured however against Canada in a 5-1 loss on hit to the head by Jared McIsaac at 8:08 of the third period. The hit sent his helmet flying. He was suspended for the last night of the preliminary round against Russia by the IIHF. Kondelik picked up an assist in 4-0 shutout of Denmark. College and junior hockey have their trade deadlines and movement periods respectively. Adam Samuelsson of Boston College (HE), the youngest of the Ulf Samuelsson clan, as reported a few weeks ago, was heading to juniors. He will play the rest of the year with the Sioux City (IA) Musketeers (USHL) allowing him to preserve his NCAA eligibility. In seven games with the Eagles, the 18-year-old was scoreless and had no penalties. The 6’6 240lb. rearguard’s Canadian major junior rights are held by the Sudbury Wolves (OHL). Joining him in Sioux City, from Hockey East and Beantown rival, Boston University, is Dominic Vidoli who was scoreless in six games with the Terriers. The last newcomer for Sioux City is Matt Steinburg, the son of former Nighthawk, Trevor Steinburg, currently in his 17th season as head coach at St. Mary’s University (AUAA) in Halifax. The younger Steinburg is a Colgate (ECACHL) commit. He will play for a short period in Sioux City. He's currently at St. Andrews College, a Canadian prep school in Aurora, Ontario. In six games he has two goals and eight points. The latest potential move is Shane Bowers of Boston University (HE). He is presently playing for Canada at the WJC and is a first-round pick of Colorado. He is rumored to be going to the Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL). His QMJHL rights were just traded from the Saint John Sea Dogs to Drummondville where his advisor/agent, Andre Ruel, of the CAA Group is located. Ran into former Beast of New Haven and New Haven Knights (UHL) forward, Chad Cabana, who was in town to visit family and friends from Bonnyville, Alberta. He was with his wife and children for the holidays. Cabana's eldest son Caden is 16 years old and playing hockey in Alberta for the Lakeland Panthers (NAMHL) at the Double AA level. He has had a couple of games at the AAA level with the Lloydminster Bobcats (AMHL). His nephew Jeremy Germain, is the son of ex-Nighthawk/New Haven Knights (UHL), Eric Germain. He currently plays with Princeton (ECACHL). Read the full article

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Home Made Comics #14

Home Made Comics #14 är för dig som gillar självbiografi, science fiction, skräck, hämnd, politik, kärlek, terror, polismord, ångest, matlagning, skottlossning, elaka småkryp samt snusk och trams.

Home Made Comics #14 innehåller tecknade serier av Ola Forssblad, Jens Heimdahl, Ulf Österström, Staffan Melin, David Liljemark, Linus Sjöblom, Mongot i skogen, Alf Ragnar Yngve, Mats Jonsson, Per Myrhill, Janetta Nyberg, Magnus Andersson, Erik Uppenberg, Dag Olsson, Espen Sogn, Åsa Grennvall, Tomas Zackarias Westberg, Tomas Antila, Christian Rönnberg och Mats Hanberger från 1980–2013. 

Format: 146 sidor i bokformat, 230×155 mm, omslag i färg och svart-vit inlaga.  Band: Mjukband.  Andra upplagan: Numrerad upplaga 100 exemplar, med mulligare papper och blankt laminerat omslag. Pris: 100 kronor + frakt. Vill du betala med banköverföring eller Swish?  Melja din beställning till ola@forssblad.com. Vill du beställa från utlandet? Mejla mig så löser vi det.

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Peer-graded Assignment: Getting Your Research Project Started

I am interested in health issues associated with youth, therefore I have selected to use the AddHealth codebook for my research project. Specifically, I am interested in quality of sleep and have created a codebook of my own that includes all relevant variables related to sleep. Sleep is important for physical growth and brain development, especially for children and teens. More than ever, kids seem to spend a lot of time in front of screens, whether on their smartphones, watching TV, or playing video games.  In the AddHealth codebook there are several variables associated with these types of activities. From the identified variables, I would like to determine whether the number of hours logged watching TV is associated with difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep in adolescents. In other words, does too much TV affect sleep quality?

Sleep and Television and Computer Habits of Swedish School-Age Children, a study published in 2012 by SAGE, The Journal of School Nursing, looked at the relationship between sleep habits and enjoyment and feelings of tiredness in school. They found that children enjoyed school less if they were getting less sleep per night than the median sleep length of time recorded. Additionally, many habits associated with television and computer use were found to be associated with short sleep, all leading to tiredness in school.

Owens, et al, examined the relationship between television-viewing habits and both sleep habits and sleep disturbances in 402 school-aged children in the 1999 study, Television-viewing habits and sleep disturbance in school children. This study used two retrospective questionnaires to assess the sleep behavior of each child and the television habits of the child and their family. The results found that the most sleep disturbances were associated with increased daily television viewing amounts, especially if the child had a TV in their bedroom. Primary disturbances most consistently found with increased television viewing were bedtime resistance, sleep onset delay, and anxiety around sleep.

The existing research in this field of study primarily points to an association between increased television viewing and behavior issues with sleep, school and health in adolescents. I believe through my research project I will find a positive association between students who report difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep and the number of hours spent watching TV per week.

Sources:

1.  Garmy, Pernilla, Per Nyberg, and Ulf Jakobsson. “Sleep and Television and Computer Habits of Swedish School-Age Children.” The Journal of School Nursing 28.6 (2012): 469–476. PMC. Web. 30 June 2017.

2. Owens J., Maxim R., McGuinn M., Nobile C., Msall M., Alario A. (1999). Television-viewing habits and sleep disturbance in school children. Pediatrics, 104, e27.

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Välkomna alla nya Faschingvänner!

Faschings Vänner bildades 1989 och är en av tre delägare i AB Fasching med en aktieandel på 22 %.  Medlemsavgifterna går nästan oavkortat till att ekonomiskt bidra med fortsatta kvalitetshöjningar på Fasching, nu senast den nya foajébaren, tidigare de nya barerna i konsertlokalen, inköp av flygel, ljudutrustning och scenbelysning. Under 2017 firar Fasching 40 år och då kommer vännerna bl a att stödja en bokutgivning om Faschings spännande historik - en jubileumsbok som vi hoppas kommer att finnas i alla vänners hem! 

Våra nya medlemmarna nedan har registrerats under februari, mars, april och en bit in i maj 2017 och presenteras i bokstavsordning. 

Camilla Ahlenius Nagler, Christoffer Ask Kalman, Deise Andrade, Eva Ahm Berg, Maria Almgren Pastor, Rami Awad, Bäck, Annika, Axel Berntzon, Björn Bergevik, Helena Bennich, Håkan Broman, Nina Björby, Trygve Backman, Ylva Börjeson, Anna Cederberg-Orresteg, Fredrik Cabré, Ingrid Coutar, Staffan Carlberg, Tommy Crona, Adam Danieli, Bibi Danielsson, Marco Delogu, Mike Davis, Anette Ericson, Jörgen Ekman, Lucy Ekelöf, Risto Erjanti, Tomas Enerdal, Ulf Ericson, Hilda Farnsveden, Maria Forshufvud, Marie Friis, Per-Åke Friberg, Richard Franck, Richard Fridström, Ulf Farnsveden, Anne Gynnerstedt, Håkan Gustafsson, Nicoloso Guillaume, Paula Gäls Courtar, Camilla Hallek, Christina Hedberg, David Horal, Göran Hagbarth, Hugo Hehn, Jakob Hjalmarsson, Julius Hultström, Marc Hess, Nils-Erik Hedin, Pontus Hegenbart, Bo Jönsson, Gunnel Johansson, Inger Birgitta Josberg, Lukas Jönsson, Mats Johansson, Michael Johansson, Tommy Johansson, Georg Kargsten, Gunilla Karlströmer, Jonas Köhler, Kent Källqvist, Lennart Karlsson, Leo Kinell, Mikael Keysendal, Cecilia Lager, Helene Lindahl, Marie Lindberg, Peter Lissgärde, Staffan Lindblad, Andrew F Magee, Chris Montgomery, Emad Memic, Gert-Inge Mattsson, Henrik Mansfeld, Jonas Martinsson, Maria Moreno, Monica Marnell, Viveka Metelits Thiel, Christina Nousiainen, Daniel Niemi, Hans Nyberg, Joanné Nugas, Johan Norén, Krister Nilsson, Magnus Nygren, Rikard Nilsson, Thomas Niemi, Göran Olsson, Mikael Olsson, Solveig Ohlsson, Erica Papes Hallström, José Pessoa, Sam Padbod, Björn Redestad, Christopher Robinson, Göran Rosenberg, Karin Runevad, Paula Routsalainen, Renate Rook, Anders Strandberg, Anders Sundkvist, Anders Svensson, Erik Staaf, Erik Söderlind, Jacob Schulze, Jan Sundell, Johan Ståhl, K-G Stolt, Mats Sundqvist, Märta Skog, Olle Skog, Anne-Marie Toftgård, Karl Tiderman, Lidija Tomic, Mattias Tengmo, Stephen Turner, Jan Wernfeldt, Martin Wilson, Metta Wiese, Per Joel Wilson, Philip Waldenström, Qlaez Wennberg, Therese Wennerström, Viktor Weijola, Björn Zachrisson, Olle Åsbrink, Per Åkerman, Carl-Fredrik Östlund, Erik Öqvist, Liselotte Östblom. Vi ses på Fasching!  

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Tre jazzsångerskor tolkar Blossom Dearie

Välkommen till vänkonserten på torsdag - vi har inte plats till alla våra tusen medlemmar - men ett 20-tal vänner får plats!

Torsdag 11 maj kl 20:00 (dörrar matsal 18). Pris för entré och kvällens Good Bait 300 kr.  DEAR BLOSSOM DEARIE.

Jazzsångerskorna Lina Nyberg, Carin Lundin och Tessan Milveden hyllar den amerikanska sångerskan/pianisten/kompositören Blossom Dearie (1924-2009). Blossom var känd för sitt säregna sångsound, utsökta pianospel och fina kompositioner med väl valda texter - ofta framförda med humoristiska undertoner. Många musiker runt om i världen har inspirerats av Blossom Dearie och gör så fortfarande än idag.

Lina Nyberg - sång, Carin Lundin - sång, Tessan Milveden - sång, Mathias Algotsson - piano, Svante Söderqvist - kontrabas, Cornelia Nilsson - trummor.

Anmäl dig senast på måndag 8 maj Birgitta Gilljam, gittan.gil@gmail.com eller mobil/sms 070-414 3351. Du är välkommen att bjuda med en gäst som vi ber dig namnge vid anmälan. Gästen betalar ordinarie entré, men erbjuds mat och dryck till det fördelaktiga priset. Vi bekräftar din anmälan - det är först till kvarn som gäller. 

Save the dates: Tisdag 16/5 Del 4 och sista delen i Ulf Adåkers serie om Miles Davis med temat Fusion. Torsdag 24/5 Phronesis - en dansk-svensk-engelsk trio  - svängig och inbjudande jazz. Torsdag 1/6 Johan Berke Upstairs Five - skivrelease för albumet Simpatico, läs mer under fliken “Aktiviteter” till höger.