Extraordinary general meeting in Sdiptech AB (publ)
Each warrant of series 2018/2021 entitles the holder to subscribe for one new common share of series B (“B-shares”) in the company during the period from the later date of (i) 1 February 2021 and (ii) the day after the publishing of the company's year-end report of 2020 up to and including 12 March
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Write Stuff: Teen Sex Assault Survivor To Give Talk At RJ Julia
… Mystic, will present a free reading on Wednesday, Mar. 7, at 6 p.m. by Susanne Davis, whose latest book, âThe Appointed Hour,â is a collection of linked short stories about rural life in Connecticut. Davis teaches creative writing at Trinity College and UConn. 860-536-3794 or banksquarebooks.com.
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Literature, the environment come together at U of O conference
There are panels on animal theory and animal rights, co-existing with nature, consumer society, geographical spaces in literature, environmental activism, and a creative writing panel on how the current age of ecological crisis affects creative writing. âI think those conversations together will form a really
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CG Blockchain Announces Transform Group and Marketwired Founder Michael Terpin Joins …
Michael holds an MFA in Creative Writing from SUNY at Buffalo and a dual Bachelor Degree in Newspaper Journalism and English Literature from Syracuse University. He serves as an advisor to SU's Newhouse School of Public Communications, where he was inducted into its prestigious Wall of Fame.
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Living After Loss
Made possible by a gift from Diana and Simon Raab, the writer-in-residence series gives undergraduate writing and literature students at UCSB a unique opportunity to engage with masters of the craft. Creative writers, humanities scholars, journalists and filmmakers give public lectures or readings for
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Adams Publishing Group names Quast regional publisher
Prior to joining the Adams Publishing Group, Quast served as publisher of the Twin Falls Times-News, The Voice and the Elko Daily Free Press in Nevada for five years. He also has served as the vice president of sales and marketing at the Idaho Statesman and held management positions at the
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Coming clean: Charlevoix's Chowen documents alcoholism recovery
âI was never a writer before,â said Derek Chowen of Charlevoix. âI wasn't in creative writing in school. … Chowen â who was just about everything except a writer before getting sober, including a business owner, stockbroker, bank president, factory worker and bartender â said his lie of having brain
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Yorkshire entrepreneur's hobby turned business creates news across the globe
Beginning in 2015 by Lauren Holden, a former journalist and copywriter, The Occasional Reporter initially began as a hobby to fulfil Lauren's love of creative writing. With increasing demand, Lauren realised there was a gap in the market for the innovative, 100% personalised gift, which lead to the
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Introducing Dawn Patrol
Direct reader relationships will help us tell better and smarter storiesâfree from outside influence. That's why we're asking you to pay $5 a month to subscribe to Dawn Patrol. Every dollar spent will go back into publishing more in-depth reviews on women's gear, both behind this paywall and on Outside.
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Alphabet Publishing is celebrating World Theater Day with a new book series and resource …
Mar. 5, 2018 / PRZen / BRANFORD, Conn. — Her Own Worst Enemy by Alice Savage, the first book in the Integrated Skills Through Drama Series from Alphabet Publishing, is being launched on the 27th of March, World Theater Day, at the 2018 TESOL Convention in Chicago, Illinois. The book contains
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All you need to do is let go
You will never have to fight for that person's attention. All you need to do is let go. Kali King is a senior at Harlan County High School and is a member of the Bear Tracks newspaper staff and student in the communications/creative writing class at HCHS. This is a continuing series of columns produced by
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More recognition for Roger Bannister
Sir Roger Bannister (Obituary, 5 March) completed our undergraduate diploma in creative writing in 2009, and attended our annual awards ceremony in the Sheldonian, which I thought was nice, as he must have had more awards than he knew what to do with. Afterwards, he sought me out to say how
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'Hawaiian Pizza Of Pasties' Voted One Of The Best On Earth
For many people, putting pineapple on a pizza – or on any savoury meal, for that matter – is plain wrong and deserves nothing more than scorn and mockery. But now one American company's pastry dish – described as the 'Hawaiian pizza' of pasties – has been judged to be one of the best pasties in the
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Strolling in historic East Greenwich
This lot of land at 22 London Street was sold in 1878 to Albert S. Reynolds, a Providence manufacturer and printer. (In the 1900 census, he feels prosperous enough to call himself a âCapitalistâ.) Reynolds built this building here in 1878 to house the presses for his newspaper publishing business.
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Ten Years of "4 pm Count" With Jim Reese
For ten years, he has been teaching a rigorous creative writing program in Yankton's Federal Prison Camp. That program is funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and the Federal Bureau of Prisons. The 10th anniversary edition of the course's anthology, 4 p.m. Count has been released.
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Dance Makers Brian Brooks, Beth Gill, And Angie Pittman Sign On To Teach At Usdan Summer …
Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2018, Usdan Summer Camp for the Arts (http://www.usdan.org) offers nearly 100 classes in music, dance, theater, visual arts, creative writing, nature, recreation and chess, annually hosting more than 1,600 students from towns throughout the New York City metro area.
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2018 New Zealand Book Awards finalists announced
University of Canterbury Professor of English Patrick Evans' Salt Picnic, will vie with Wellington lawyer Brannavan Gnanalingam's Sodden Downstream, creative writing teacher Pip Adam's The New Animals and debutant writer Annaleese Jochems' Baby for the $50.000 Acorn Foundation Fiction Prize,
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NC Museum of Natural Sciences Again Leads North Carolina Museums and Historic Attractions …
MATTHEWS, N.C., March 5, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — For the fourth year in a row, Raleigh's North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences again ranks as the State's most visited historic attraction according to the Carolina Publishing and Associates annual survey. During 2017 the Museum reported 946,486
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Welcome to new RG publisher
A welcome to new Register-Guard publisher Shanna Cannon. She has inherited a fine-honed, honest team of news gatherers. Like the Bakers, I hope the stories, articles and opinions she publishes will be built on balance and fairness. Encouraging debate and discussions in letters to the editor and
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MAHS graduate collaborates, creates spring play
As a psychology and theater double major, Cole Mercier has a world of opportunities available to him after he graduates from the University of Minnesota, Duluth (UMD) this May. But for now, he's working with Kris Goracke and her creative writing class to create a play that addresses cyberbullying and is
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