Syftet med denna studie är att analysera mitt eget improviserande och att reflektera kring mitt förhållningssätt till improvisation. I denna studie har jag utgått ifrån några av Warne marshs kompositioner och improvisationer. Dessa har jag analyserat för att försöka ta reda på hur Marsh praktiskt gör när han improviserar samt hur hans inställning och syn på improvisation påverkar musiken. Utifrån detta har jag sedan knutit an till mitt eget musicerande..

I norra Sverige ligger Malmberget, ett gruvsamhälle grundat i slutet av 1800-talet. Staden har växt upp runt gruvan,vilken även har fött staden. Sedan 1960-talet har dock gruvbrytningen tagit staden i anspråk, då malmådern som saktamen säkert förs till ytan, sträcker sig in under samhället. Brytningen har gjort stora delar av staden obeboelig på grundav rasrisk och under 2000-talet togs beslutet att helt och hållet avveckla samhället. Den här studien undersöker hurförlusten av platsen påverkar malmbergsbons platsidentitet, samt hur platsidentiteten påverkar inställningen till gruvansexpansion på bekostnad av samhället.

AbstractPaper in political science, C-level, by Lars A Roos, spring semester 2007. Tutor: Susan Marton. ?Policy networks and Nord Stream.?The purpose of this paper is to examine how the government and interest groups have been working together to commonly prevent the building of a gas pipeline in the Baltic Sea. To do this, a comprehensive question how does the government and the involved interest groups work together in policy networks? has been broken down to three more specific questions: (1) Can the cooperation between the government and the interest groups be placed within the frame of a issue network or a policy community? (2) Has the cooperation between the government and the interest groups contributed to new tools for the government to prevent the gas pipeline? (3) If the answer is yes to the second question then, which are these new tools?My examination is a case study of the policy network that exists around the Swedish actors in the case of the Baltic Sea gas pipeline.

Stormwater is surface runoff water that originates from precipitation or snowmelt and that on hardened surfaces prevents to infiltrate the ground. In city areas stormwater can consists of major amounts pollutants and when reaching a lake or watercourse it can cause damages on vegetation and animals. Therefore it is important to treat polluted stormwater before it reaches the recipient. The municipality of Örebro have since the 90ies an extensive work with treatment of stormwater in sedimentation ponds. A new stormwater treatment project is planned in an industrial estate in Skebäck, Örebro.

BIOGAS POTENTIAL IN GRASSES FROM WETLANDSMarvin MartinsThe purpose of this study has been to survey wetlands that are suitable for mowing and to analyze the biogas potential in the harvested grasses. A preformed investigation showed that there are suitable wetlands, which can be harvestable, namely those mowed formerly in traditional haymaking. The practice of traditional haymaking is dying out in Sweden today but there are several good reasons why it should to be reconsidered. Nature- and cultural values are obvious, also the unutilized energy in the grass.The suitable types of wetland that were specifically studied were the productive wetlands; meadow marshes and wet meadows. These wetlands are represented in the Swedish meadow- and pasture inventory database; (TUVA) and the Swedish national wetland inventory (VMI).

The goal of this work has been to search historical materials, to identify the park's historical development, to prepare proposals on measures and that work should be the basis for further research. The aim has been to train us in searching for and use of materials and to gain an understanding of the process of work with older plants. In the process we have sought and found materials in archives, through literary and oral sources, and email contacts. Because of its excellent location perched on an islet in the low landscape Näsbyholm was long a fortress. The old castle on Näsbyholm was from the late 1400s but the site was fortified much earlier. The islet was at this time completely surrounded by water and there was a drawbridge over the narrow waterline. The owners are liable since the late 1200s.