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Since 2008 MSM Studio has been producing digital content and software solutions for primary, secondary and vocational education. Our products are used by individual students, schools, universities, educational publishers and government organisations worldwide. MSM Studio is the creator and publisher of Balloon — a series of SCORM-compliant language courses covering English, German, Mandarin Chinese, and more. Our AI-aided language courses encompass all of K12 and feature games, animations and fun activities. We are proud to have co-produced Bua na Cainte — the first and by far the best fully interactive Irish language programme published by our Dublin-based partner. Using innovative resources, our award-winning course delivers an exciting and original approach to teaching Irish and is used in most primary schools in the Republic of Ireland. Moreover, MSM Studio delivers custom application software (mobile, web, desktop), tailor-made e-learning content, solutions for virtual/augmented reality, artwork and animations. The high quality of our services is widely recognised by our partners in Scandinavia, the UK, the USA, Ireland, Benelux, and last but not least in Poland where we are based. MSM StudioPomeranian Science and Technology ParkAl. Zwyciestwa 96/9881-451 GdyniaPoland
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December 20221/2 Moon 1/2 Sun
by Jóanes Nielsen
½ máni ½ sól is the fourth and last novel in this Nordic family saga about the author Eigil Tvibur. It is a tale of violence and deception. Eigil now lives in Copenhagen together with Marianna. The story begins when Marianna's daughter, Hildegard dies in childbirth. At her funeral people talk about how Eigil helped her out of prostitution and drug addiction in Copenhagen. His efficient help has serious consequences because one day Eigil finds his apartment smashed into pieces and those responsible are from the drug environment in Copenhagen which means that Eigil is now a hunted man. Eigil and Marianna decide to move to the Faroe Islands with the newborn orphan. The saga begins with the measles outbreak in 1846 and ends in 2021 with the Covid-19 pandemic.
