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Jon Nödtveidt fut le chanteur et le guitariste du groupe Dissection depuis sa création en 1989, jusqu'à son décès, en 2006.

Nödtveidt a aussi joué dans d'autres groupes, entre autres The Black (en tant que Rietas), De Infernali, Nifelheim, Ophthalamia (en tant que Shadow), Satanized, Siren's Yell, et Terror, un groupe de grindcore contenant des membres de At the Gates.

Il a aussi été journaliste à Metal Zone, où il chroniquait l'évolution de la scène black metal.

Il était un membre du Misanthropic Luciferian Order, maintenant connu en tant que Temple of the Black Light, et de la Werewolf Legion, un gang suédois qui ne doit pas être confondu avec le Russian Werewolf Legion. Contrairement à la croyance populaire, il n'en était pas le cofondateur, mais « a été introduit par des amis proches dans les débuts. »

Nödtveidt a été arrêté en 1997 pour sa participation au meurtre d'un homosexuel algérien, Josef ben Meddour. Il sortit de prison en 2004, et relança Dissection.

Biographie
Né le , Jon fait sa première apparition dans le monde du metal avec la création en 1988 d'un groupe de thrash metal, Siren's Yell, alors âgé de treize ans. Le groupe a juste le temps de sortir une démo avant de se dissoudre. C'est sur ces bases que Jon créa le groupe qui le fit connaître au monde entier, Dissection.

Huit ans après la création de son groupe de black/death metal, Jon fut arrêté pour sa participation au meurtre d'un homosexuel algérien, Josef ben Meddour. Condamné à huit ans de prison, il cessa toute activité musicale pendant de nombreuses années, jusqu'à avoir le droit de reprendre sa guitare et de pouvoir jouer lors de son incarcération.

Jon Nödtveidt a toute sa vie eu foi en ses croyances satanistes, ce qui lui attira quelques ennuis, comme par exemple lorsque Dissection a vu sa participation à un festival israélien annulé, sur la demande de Dave Mustaine, qui n'acceptait pas de jouer aux côtés d'un homme qui blasphémait la parole divine. Il était par ailleurs membre du MLO (Misanthropic Luciferian Order).

Cependant, Jon garda sa foi en ses croyances jusqu'à son suicide, peu après la dissolution du groupe.

Concernant son opinion sur le suicide, voici ce qu'il affirmait : « Le sataniste décide de sa vie, comme de sa mort. Il préfère partir avec un sourire aux lèvres au summum de son existence, lorsqu'il estime avoir tout accompli sur terre. Mais il est totalement anti-satanique de se supprimer parce que l'on est triste ou malheureux. Le sataniste meurt fièrement, ni de vieillesse, ni de maladie ou de dépression et choisit la mort plutôt que le déshonneur. La mort est l'orgasme de la vie ! Vivez ainsi, de la manière la plus intense possible ».

Il fut retrouvé mort par balle dans son appartement, le , aux côtés d'un grimoire ouvert - et non pas d'une Bible satanique, comme l'ont affirmé les médias - et au milieu d'un cercle de bougies allumées.

Équipement
 Boss MT-2 Metal zone
 Boss Digital Delay
 Marshall JCM900
 Gibson Les Paul

Discographie
Avec De Infernali :
 Symphonia De Infernali (1997)

Avec Dissection :
  The Grief Prophecy (Demo, 1990)
 Into Infinite Obscurity (EP, 1991)
 The Somberlain (1993)
 Storm of the Light's Bane (1995)
 Where Dead Angels Lie (EP, 1996)
 The Past Is Alive (Compilation, 1997)
 Live Legacy(Live, 2003)
 Reinkaos (2006)

Avec Thunder :
 Gränslös Musik - Guilty of love, Dreams (Compilation, 1988)

Avec Ophtalamia :
 A Journey in Darkness (1994)

Avec The Black :
 Black Blood (Demo, 1992)
 The Priest of Satan (1994)

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Article connexe
 Dissection (groupe)

Liens externes

 Site officiel de Dissection

Chanteur suédois de heavy metal
Guitariste suédois de heavy metal
Suicide par arme à feu
Suicide en Suède
Naissance en juin 1975
Décès en août 2006
Décès à 31 ans
Personnalité suédoise condamnée pour meurtre
Chanteur de black metal
Guitariste de black metal
Musicien suicidé
Article dont des informations diffèrent sur Wikidata
Satanisme


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This week the theme word is BIRDLIFE and Katie has created this exquisite birdhouse to inspire us all. Thankyou, Katie. This is a beautiful piece of art.
What a lovely creation!! Love it.
Now I go to bed I'll visit your blogs tomorow morning.
I combined 'Birdlife' with Sunday postcard Art 'Illusion' challenge.
Katie, your birdhouse is exquisite.
You can find my entry on my blog.
My birdlife entry is on my Ravenpainting blog. Thanks for looking!
My birdy is on my blog.
Katie, I love it, great job! I love how you made the house and the colors, awesome job! I did one too, for my first challenge. You can see it on my blog.
thanks for the inspiration art!!!
Katie, your house is wonderful!!!
I did a digital LO here.
Katie's birdhouse is just gorgeous.
This little House is so wonderful!
Lovely sample, Katie! My Bird Life is on my blog. Thank you for taking a look.
Birdlife Tag is on my blog.
Loved the theme and the sample!! Here's my entry, thanks for looking!!
I love everyone's "birdlife" pieces! I've been away, so mine is late. Here it is, on my blog.
I loved the work/art of Katie...wonderful!
Hi, my entry is on my blog.


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Бонавентур Джонкеп (,  20 серпня 1961, Бафанг) — камерунський футболіст, що грав на позиції нападника.

Виступав, зокрема, за клуб «Юніон Дуала», а також національну збірну Камеруну.

Чемпіон Камеруну. Володар Кубка Камеруну.

Клубна кар'єра

У дорослому футболі дебютував 1982 року виступами за команду «Юніон Дуала», кольори якої і захищав протягом усієї своєї кар'єри гравця, що тривала чотирнадцять років.

Виступи за збірні
У 1981 році залучався до складу молодіжної збірної Камеруну. На молодіжному рівні зіграв у 3 офіційних матчах, забив 2 голи.

Того ж року дебютував в офіційних матчах у складі національної збірної Камеруну.

У складі збірної був учасником Кубка африканських націй 1984 року у Кот-д'Івуарі, здобувши того року титул континентального чемпіона, Кубка африканських націй 1988 року у Марокко, здобувши того року титул континентального чемпіона, чемпіонату світу 1990 року в Італії, Кубка африканських націй 1990 року в Алжирі.

Загалом протягом кар'єри в національній команді, яка тривала 10 років, провів у її формі 34 матчі, забивши 4 голи.

Титули і досягнення
  Чемпіон Камеруну (1):
«Юніон Дуала»: 1990
  Володар Кубка Камеруну (1):
«Юніон Дуала»: 1985
 Переможець Кубка африканських націй: 1984

Посилання

Камерунські футболісти
Гравці молодіжної збірної Камеруну з футболу
Гравці збірної Камеруну з футболу
Футболісти «Юніон Дуала»

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CES 2010? is only a couple weeks away?
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Gsmarena is the best. One thing i love about gsmarena is that their rumours always materialize.
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Bitter nokia fans always make me laugh with their display of jealousy, because here's another reason why people should dump nokia, hahahaha. The iphone is getting better and better with more added features, leaving nokia devices less appealing, and more users switching to the iphone :) Pretty soon, only die hard nokia fans will be using nokia devices, lol.
Only thing I care for is: When Skype will be available on BADA ?
Nice. Welcome to 2006, Apple.
I got Skype for video and voice calls on my Nokia N95 8GB since I purchase four years ago.
Today in Carphone Warehouse I was play with Nokia N8. Very beautiful phone, soon I gonna to buy and of course got everything without any restriction inc. skype and best phone camera!
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Welcome to the last webcomics update for 2011 and we at Champion City Comics want to thank you for supporting us and our webcomics. This year, we have been privileged to have over 100,000 visitors. Thank you!
This week, we have an update for Red Devil. The internaytional crime-fighter has tracked down Silent Noise in Prague and has discovered he's working for someone or something demonic.
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For many, the thought of riding a bicycle brings back nostalgic memories of childhood. As kids, bikes helped us discover a wider world than we could have imagined unlocking by foot. When we grew older, many of us traded in our pedal-powered two-wheelers for gas-guzzling automobiles. However, with rising gas prices, a growing focus on health and the environment, and thousands of miles of new bicycle lanes in cities across the United States, more and more adults are beginning to realize the many benefits of bike riding. Below, we take a look at some of the biggest advantages of biking.
Traveling by bike provides a number of conveniences not offered by cars. For one, a bicycle requires considerably less maintenance than a car. And for shorter trips through heavy traffic, you can often travel faster by bike than you can by automobile. When you reach your destination, you can avoid paying tolls and park your bicycle right near the front of the lot. Cycling can also double as your exercise for the day, so any time lost on your commute can be made up by not having to schedule additional time for workouts. Finally, bicycles let us access natural beauty that often can't be reached by automobile, such as scenic parks and breathtaking waterfronts.
Bicycles are also good for your community. Not only does riding a bike keep one less car off your local roads, it also reduces the amount of noise pollution in your neighborhood. When riding your bike through your community, you can interact with others around you in a much more human manner. Wave to a neighbor, smile at the kids playing in their yards (some kids still do that), or take in the smells of a local back-yard barbeque—it's all possible when traveling by bicycle.
America's dependence on the automobile has created a serious environmental concern. The United States is a global leader in petroleum consumption, which causes increased emissions of harmful gases including carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, methane, nitrous oxide, volatile organic compounds, hydro fluorocarbons, per fluorocarbons, and sulfur hexafluoride. These emissions have been linked to the "greenhouse effect," the depletion of the ozone layer, a variety of health problems, and an overall reduction in air quality. The negative environmental effects are even more significant in large cities with a considerable number of commuters driving cars to work each day.
While cars create a tremendous amount of pollution, and cause many of the environmental issues we face today, biking provides an extremely eco-friendly way to travel. Bicycles consume no gas and release no exhaust. Every mile you don't travel by car saves a lot of pollutants from entering the atmosphere. Despite these facts, most Americans drive their cars to make short trips of a mile or less, causing major pollution damage. And in the United States, fewer people per capita ride bikes than in many parts of the world. If you're looking to do your part to care for the planet, traveling by bicycle offers an excellent way to get started.
Cycling also comes with a number of financial benefits. It costs roughly 20 to 30 cents per mile to operate an automobile, and this number only includes expenses like gas, oil, and maintenance. When you factor in the costs of vehicle ownership—such as registration, taxes, depreciation, and insurance—the actual cost per mile is much higher. And if you add in paying for parking, tolls, and other miscellaneous expenses, the cost of driving a car rises even more.
As gas prices continue to increase, the financial strain placed on budget-conscious consumers has forced many to seek a cheaper alternative to the automobile. Considering that riding a bike involves no gas, no insurance, no registration, no taxes, and no parking tolls, bicycles provide an excellent means of low-cost transportation.
As if the benefits of riding a bike listed above weren't enough, bicycling provides a tremendous number of health benefits. Below, you'll find some of the major health benefits associated with cycling.
Burn Calories / Lose Weight – Need to lose a couple pounds? The general population of the United States is becoming increasingly obese. Riding your bicycle offers a great way to burn calories and lose weight. Every mile you bike burns approximately 25 calories. Even at a leisurely pace of roughly 10 miles per hour, you'll burn 250 calories in an hour. And cycling has the added benefit of boosting your metabolism long after your ride is over.
Strengthen & Tone Muscles – Most people realize that bike riding works wonders for strengthening and toning your legs. When you pedal, your thighs, hips, and rear end do most of the work. However, biking can also provide a full body workout. As you climb hills, you typically stand to stabilize your body over the bike while working the handlebar, which engages your core, triceps, and upper body.
Gain Endurance & Stamina – Bicycling increases your endurance and stamina. In fact, because people typically enjoy cycling more than other forms of exercise, biking makes it easier to increase your ride distance each time out.
Improve Your Coordination – Moving both feet in circles while steering with your hands and balancing your body weight helps boost your overall body coordination.
Be Gentle on Your Joints – Bike riding places much less stress on the knees, ankles, and spine than other forms of exercise such as running, jogging, walking, weight lifting, or aerobic exercises at the gym. Because biking is gentle on the joints and preserves cartilage, it offers a great low-impact option for those who suffer from muscle strain, foot problems, knee troubles, hip injuries, and back pain.
Boost Your Energy – When you're feeling tired and sluggish, bicycling can provide an excellent pick-me-up. A study published in Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics found that bike riding improved energy levels by 20% and decreased fatigue by 65%. This is because bicycling triggers the release of dopamine in your brain, causing your energy levels to rise. The study also suggests that you need not be a road warrior to realize these benefits, finding that people who pedaled at a low to moderate pace three times per week fought fatigue the best.
Improve Your Cardiovascular Health – Bike riding also offers an important cardiovascular exercise, providing benefits similar to other forms of aerobic exercise, such as walking, jogging, or dancing. Studies have shown that cycling to work will increase cardiovascular fitness by 3% to 7%.
Enjoy Better Heart Health – Not only does bike riding benefit your cardiovascular fitness, it also lowers your risk of coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, heart attacks, and strokes. According to the British Medical Association, cycling just 20 miles a week can reduce your risk of heart disease by 50%.
Strengthen Your Immune System – Cycling considerably strengthens your immune system and increases your body's resistance against cancer-causing cells.
Improve Your Mental Health – Biking also helps reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. Studies have shown that exercise increases endorphins in the brain and stimulates the production of norepinephrine, which helps improve your mood and reduces the build-up of adrenaline and cortisol, helping eliminate stress and anxiety. The regular, circular motion offered by bicycling relaxes the body without putting any sudden stress on your joints, helping regulate your emotions, breathing, and movement. Bike riding brings you to your destination feeling relaxed, energized and happier about the world around you.
When you ride a bicycle, you gain plenty of benefits—a convenient means of transportation, a stronger community, a better environment, a bigger bank account, and greater health. But perhaps the biggest benefit of all is that it's just plain old fun. With all of these benefits waiting for you, there's no better time to start riding than today.


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Which teams are in the early running for the 2017-18 CFP?
Clemson took home the 2017 CFP trophy with a 35-31 win over Alabama.
We're not even 48 hours removed from the moment Clemson players hoisted the College Football Playoff National Championship trophy, but it's already time to look ahead to 2017-18.
Can Clemson repeat? Will Alabama maintain its stranglehold over the SEC? Will teams like Oklahoma, USC and Penn State carry their late-season momentum into the new year?
It's way too early to answer definitively, but here's a look at some of the top contenders for next year's CFP:
Jalen Hurts will only be a true sophomore next season.
The Crimson Tide have a rising sophomore phenom at quarterback, a breakout star running back, an always-reliable elite defense and Nick Saban at the helm.
Yeah, Alabama's in good shape, even after falling just short in its quest for a 15-0 record and a second-straight national title this year.
The Tide will be without graduating seniors Reuben Foster, Tim Williams and Jonathan Allen on the defensive side, among others, but that hasn't stopped Alabama from churning out new defensive stalwarts before.
Meanwhile, the offense returns possible Heisman hopefuls Jalen Hurts and Bo Scarbrough along with top receiver Calvin Ridley to make a formidable attack.
MORE: Who could win the Heisman in 2017?
It was a down year across the board for the SEC below Alabama in 2016. While that probably won't be the case again in 2017, the Tide is still the cream of the crop.
Oklahoma won 10 straight, including a Sugar Bowl win, to close out 2016.
Sooners fans can rejoice in the fact that quarterback Baker Mayfield has already announced he will return to Norman for his senior year.
Now the challenge will be to find a new top target for him to throw to, as Biletnikoff Award winner Dede Westbrook prepares for graduation. Then there's also replacing 2,334 yards out of the backfield from running back departees Samaje Perine and Joe Mixon.
Nonetheless, Oklahoma was arguably the hottest team down the stretch with 10 straight wins to close out the season after starting off 1-2. One of those losses came to Ohio State in Norman.
RELATED: Best seasons of Bob Stoops era might be yet to come
The Sooners will get a shot at revenge this season in Columbus on Sept. 9. Can Oklahoma learn from its mistakes and pick up an early statement win this time around?
The Big 12 was the one Power Five conference left out of the CFP party in 2016. But with Mayfield the man under center, a return may be imminent.
Sam Darnold led USC to an incredible Rose Bowl victory this season.
Sam Darnold is the real deal at quarterback. The true freshman proved that in a Rose Bowl duel for the century against Penn State where he threw for 453 yards and five touchdowns in a last-second win.
Like Oklahoma, the Trojans closed out 2016 with 10 straight wins, all coming after Darnold was inserted into the starting lineup. It's fun to imagine what he can do now with a full season on deck. Even without top receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster coming back, he'll have a lot to work with.
MORE: All-Bowl season team
On defense, having Adoree' Jackson return for his senior season as a top cover guy and elite returner would be a major plus. He hasn't announced if he's heading for the NFL Draft yet.
But either way, this may finally be the year that USC returns to power within the Pac-12.
Deondre Francois returns as the unquestioned leader under center for the Seminoles.
Speaking of freshman quarterback stars, expect more big things from the Seminoles' Deondre Francois. He played with a veteran presence under center and unparalleled toughness in his first FSU campaign, which ended with an Orange Bowl win over Michigan.
Francois has enough young talent around him on offense to help him develop further -- even with the loss of the program's all-time leading rusher Dalvin Cook -- and the majority of starters on defense will be back for the Seminoles.
However, its early season schedule doesn't do any favors as it immediately pits the Seminoles in a possible top five matchup with Alabama at a neutral site in Atlanta. Week 1 won't make or break a season, but 0-1 is still a tough pill for a Playoff contender to swallow.
Mike Weber is one of Ohio State's few but important returnees on offense.
For the second straight year, the Buckeyes will cope with major losses on both sides of the ball. And for the second straight year, they'll try to brush aside the doubts that come with that to make it to the Playoff.
First and foremost, J.T. Barrett will be back under center for his senior season. And while he tries to shake off his subpar performance in Clemson's 31-0 beatdown over the Buckeyes in the Fiesta Bowl, his experience is unmatched among other CFP contenders and their quarterback situations.
Urban Meyer still hasn't lost to Michigan since taking over in Columbus, and his team should never be counted out when it comes to the Big Ten race.
Sequon Barkley was the Big Ten offensive player of the year in 2016.
At the time in October, Penn State's thrilling victory over Ohio State could've been seen as a fluke. But not anymore.
Playoff hopes have returned to Happy Valley after a remarkable 2016 season that almost ended with that aforementioned Rose Bowl title. With the duo of Trace McSorley and Saquon Barkley returning to an experienced offense now in 2017, a second-straight Big Ten title is squarely in the picture.
With that said, there is room for improvement. Its defense will have to step up with some losses on the front line and its offense must avoid slow starts like those that held back PSU in a number of games in 2016, including the Rose Bowl.
But the Nittany Lions' revival should continue as they try to make their first CFP.
Washington will be the favorite out of the Pac-12 North again in 2017.
Coach Chris Petersen and the Huskies were probably a year ahead of schedule in 2016, as seen in the Peach Bowl when they were simply overmatched by Alabama.
Now it'll be intriguing to see how Jake Browning continues to develop in his third season under center with tailback Myles Gaskin joining him. On defense, UW faces uncertainty in its once-strong secondary with the departures of Sydney Jones and Budda Baker.
RELATED: Washington expects to contend again in 2017-18
While the Huskies' offense should theoretically grow in 2017, its defensive play against some top Pac-12 offenses must be sound despite these big losses then some.
Still, Washington should head into the new year as North favorites. Wouldn't a conference title game between USC and Washington be fun?
David Guice exploded onto the scene this past season.
The Tigers played inspired behind Ed Orgeron after he was elevated to the role as interim head coach. Now that the interim tag has been removed, there's reason to believe LSU will be the darkhorse SEC contender to rival Alabama.
LSU went 6-2 down the stretch, came the closest to beating Alabama in the regular season in a 10-0 loss and stifled Heisman winner Lamar Jackson and Louisville in the Citrus Bowl.
RELATED: LSU preparing to make 2017-18 CFP run
David Guice emerged as a top-tier running back in Leonard Fournette's absence and should carry the burden of LSU's offense next year as Danny Etling looks to establish himself as a formidable option at quarterback.
LSU should open the year in the middle of the pack in the rankings and can easily rise as long as its passing offense doesn't sputter. From there, save this date: Saturday, Nov. 4; LSU vs. Alabama in Tuscaloosa.
Wilton Speight was efficient under center for Michigan before getting hurt late in the season.
Michigan football is back, largely thanks to Jim Harbaugh's arrival in Ann Arbor two years ago.
However, there will be a sizable mountain to climb to reach the CFP summit with 10 of 11 defensive starters departing, including do-it-all weapon Jabrill Peppers.
Let's not discount Michigan's depth and incoming reinforcements though. Bitter rival Ohio State just went through a similar roster overhaul this past season and still made it to the CFP semifinals.
With a healthy Wilton Speight at quarterback and a young but talented corps, Michigan will still have a shot at its first conference title in more than a decade. But first, it will likely have to get over its rivalry game rut and best the Buckeyes for the first time since 2011.
Clelin Ferrell returns to an experienced Clemson defensive line, as the Tigers try to repeat.
It's impossible to overlook the losses Clemson faces following its national title run this season – the biggest of which is two-time Davey O'Brien Award winner Deshaun Watson.
Sophomore quarterback Kelly Bryant will likely enter the fold with a hefty set of options still left to throw to, so Clemson's offense shouldn't fall too far behind under the direction of Dabo Swinney.
But look for the defense to shine even brighter in 2017 with plenty of experience on the defensive line. Christian Wilkins, Clelin Ferrell and Dexter Lawrence (15.5 combined sacks in 2016) all return to give opposing quarterbacks nightmares.
MORE: Full roundup of 2016 Clemson national championship win
It's hard to repeat – we just saw that with Alabama. But as far as simply getting back to the CFP goes, Clemson is a prime contender out of the ACC.
Of course, preseason expectations mean very little when positional battles haven't been sorted out and the next crop of future stars haven't even touched the field yet. But it's fun to speculate.
There's only 201 days until kickoff of the 2017 season, but who's counting.
Anthony Chiusano is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts and has been with Turner Sports since 2016. He has covered numerous NCAA championship events, including the FCS Championship and College World Series.
The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NCAA or its member institutions.
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While the snow started coming down last Friday, I was MORE than happy to make this delicious soup for my family. Boy is this GOOD!!! Thank you, Jesse, for the recipe!!!
In a large pot, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add sausage and saute 5-7 minutes. Drain excess fat from pot. Add onions and saute until soft, about 6 minutes. Add garlic, oregano and red pepper flakes and saute for 1 minute. Add tomato paste and saute until the paste turns a rusty brown color (about 5 minutes). Add tomatoes with their juices, stock, and bay leaves and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 30 minutes.
Add pasta and increase heat to medium high. Boil soup until pasta is cooked. Discard bay leaves and sitr in basil and salt and pepper to taste.
In a small bowl, combine ricotta, parmesan 1/4 tsp salt and pinch of pepper and mix well. To serve, place 1 1/2 T of this mixture in each bowl. Sprinkle with mozzarella and ladle soup on top.
And, I am sorry to say, I do not have a photo of this dish. Next time I make this (and the whole family insists I WILL be making this again!! YUM!!!!), I will take a photo to share.
So, y'all, make sure you have all the ingredients and make this SOON for your family!!!!
This sounds so good! We will try this next week!
Wow...that looks really good. I might have to try that.
I can hardly wait to try this soup! How much does it make? I need to bring a gallon of soup to a church function, and this would be perfect - it would be something different from the chicken noodle that I usually do! Thanks for posting it.
Ooh!! Thank you, Barb!! I left that part out, didn't I? The recipe makes 13 cups.
Also, the lady I got the recipe from made this for a crowd not too long ago. She made the recipe and then put it in her crockpot to keep it warm and just before everyone ate, she stirred in all the cheeses. YUM!!!!
Thank you so much - this is what I will be making! It will be perfect for my crockpot. Have a wonderful day!
My guys would love this soup!
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Joseph T. Olson, 86, of Winchester, died Thursday, October 25, 2018, at Park View Health Center, Oshkosh. He was born December 31, 1931, in Winchester, a son of the late Oscar and Beata Olson. On April 30, 1955, he married Carla (Rubbert) at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Winneconne. They shared 63 years of marriage, and had six children.
Joe farmed his entire life, from childhood to recent years, on the family farmstead in Winchester. He was a 1949 graduate of Winneconne High School. He was an avid outdoorsman. His adventures included hunting and fishing, snowmobile racing and trail riding, and dog sledding. Joseph also loved his horses, raising and training American Quarter Horses and Belgians which pulled his collection of restored vintage wagons in local parades. In his later years, he loved attending his grandchildren's sporting events, loudly cheering them on.
Joe also was a member of the Symco Threshermen's Club for many years, sharing his love of old tractors and the threshing way-of-life. He continued sharing his love of all things old and historic as President of the Winchester Area Historical Society and the Fox Valley Two-Cylinder Club. He organized and directed many local threshing events. In recent years, he participated in the antique tractor crossings of the Mackinac Bridge and the SS Badger Ferry.
Joe also gave extensively to his community, serving as a Boy Scout leader, as Winchester Town Board Chairman (1975-1981) and Winnebago County Board Supervisor (1978-1982). He also served on the County Agriculture, Extension and Education Committee, Soil and Water Conservation District, Industrial Development Board, and the Solid Waste Management Board. His influence and effectiveness was far reaching during his political career, including speaking to the Wisconsin Legislature in Madison resulting in the passage of the Farmland Preservation Program.
He is survived by his loving wife of 63 years, Carla Olson; their six children: Matthew Olson, Jonathan (Shelley) Olson, Theodore (Jennifer) Olson, Thomas (Sue) Olson, Charles Olson, and Holly (fiancé Mark Johnson) Olson; fourteen grandchildren: Luke (Greta) Olson, Ryan (Celia) Zeinert, Alissa Olson, Taylor (Alayna) Olson, Mitchell Olson, Jordan Olson, Adam (fiancée Tiffany Tellock) Stevens, Noah Stevens, Parry Olson, and Gloria Olson; seven great-grandchildren: Orion, Avery, Elliot, and Aurora Olson; Evan Olson; and Kaya Olson; sisters-in-law, Shirley Olson, Delores Rubbert; as well as many nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends.
Joseph was further preceded in death by his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Carl and Milly Rubbert; sisters and brothers-in-law, Elaine and Glenn Olson; and Helen and Byron Bacon; brother, Harley Olson; and brother-in-law Gary Rubbert.
A visitation for family and friends will be on Monday, October 29, 2018, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Mueller Funeral Home 904 E. Main St. Winneconne. Visitation will continue on Tuesday, October 30 from 9:00 until 10:45 a.m. at Grace Lutheran Church of Winchester 8396 Steeple Hill Dr. Larsen, Wisconsin. A funeral service will be held on Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. at the church with Pastor Connie Bramlett officiating. Burial will follow in the Grace Lutheran Cemetery, Winchester.
The family would like to extend special thanks for the loving care Joseph received from the staff of ThedaCare at Home, ThedaCare Hospice, and Park View Health Center.
Wow just herd about your dad Matt so sorry to here he was one of a kind always on the go, he liked life.
I will always remember the many years of dedicated service Joe provided the Winnebago County Land and Water Conservation Committee and his endless passion for putting conservation on the land. He will be missed.
To a true American hard working farmer, Rest in Peace Joe. You will be missed. Our Deepest sympathy and thoughts go out for the family.
I've lost a good and helpful neighbor.


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This time, Spielberg's on both sides of the camera.
Steven Spielberg is the director I have seen the most films from. I wouldn't say any of those are in my list of favorites, nor do I dislike any of them, though I was horribly bored by "Lincoln." I like plenty of his movies, but I didn't realize how many of them I had seen until I stopped to count. I'm going to go out on a limb and guess it might be the same for you too, not because I believe you to be a Spielberg fanatic but because I suspect you've watched some movies, and Spielberg has made many. 32 to be precise, across genres. There's history with "Lincoln," outer space with "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," musicals with "West Side Story," horror with "Poltergeist," though his credits on that one are subject for debate, war movies with "Saving Private Ryan," and even reference-filled schlock with "Ready Player One."
And besides all that, the man practically invented the blockbuster. "Jurassic Park," "Indiana Jones," "Jaws." Speilberg loves telling stories of all sorts, and whether you've seen any or not, though you probably have, there is no doubt that the man influenced film as we know it in the modern era.
In his newest film, "The Fablemans," Spielberg turns inwards, looking at the things that influenced him, and sent him to the camera and what made him stay behind it. It follows Sam Fabelman, a stand-in for Spielberg, and his family as they move across the country, and Sam learns to love the camera. The film has been touted as Spielberg's love letter to cinema, a tribute to the medium that shaped him and that in turn, he shaped back. That makes it sound grand, like an intellectual statement, an abstract dedication to an entire medium, instead of what it really is: an intensely personal film, not just about art but also about Spielberg's family.
It's about those two halves of his identity, and how those two halves orbit around one another, always at risk of collision. The two are in diametric opposition, according to Sam's Uncle Boris, doomed to tear each other apart.
It's a cynical take from a grieving circus performer, and struck me as profoundly un-Spielbergian. Time and time again, Spielberg has shown us through the camera that he loves this more than anything. The moment had me wondering whether this was Spielberg's cry for help, him tortured beneath his black baseball cap, behind the lens.
But as Sam learns, almost through opposition to his uncle, the art may precisely be how we show each other, and our families, love.
Heading the Fabelman household is Burt Fabelman, played by Paul Dano, a rising computer scientist and engineer dedicated to making physical things, and Mitzi Fabelman, Sam's mother played by Michelle Williams, a gifted pianist, much more ethereal in her inclinations than Sam's grounded father. There lies another set of opposites in the film; Burt, driven by reason and Mitzi, inspired by feeling, both of them viewing Sam's burgeoning filmmaking practice differently. Burt sees it as a distracting hobby, while Mitzi sees it as a passion she has now lost. But Sam cares not. He keeps making his movies.
First, it is to fight his fears of the first film he saw, "The Greatest Show On Earth," recreating the staged train wreck that scared him. Then it is to explore, to pursue his imagination. Then it becomes an exercise to see how far he can go with his handheld camera and strips of film. The form pushes Sam onwards, both a barrier between him and the world and his gateway to understanding it.
Being a film about filmmaking, Spielberg is welcoming scrutiny. But as is usually the case with Spielberg, the film's cinematography is effortless. The film flows from one scene to the next seamlessly, every shot framed perfectly, the eye never uncertain where to look. This is especially fascinating when we watch Sam's amateur films. Here, Spielberg takes it one step further: we're seeing his perspective of Sam's perspective, reflected twice over through the lens. Spielberg is letting us into his childhood's perspective the best way he knows how.
There's an ongoing dialogue between the superficial and the real in the film. Sam is shown to possess a knack for crafting practical effects, using his limited tools to recreate the flash of a gunshot, the dust flying as shells explode, the rupture of a bullet wound. It's especially delightful to see Sam stumble onto these ideas in our digital CGI enhanced era. For that same reason, there's a joy in how tactile Sam's filmmaking process is: reels are snipped, glued, wound, before spinning on the projector in his closet. What Sam is doing is real, it's physical, despite his father's beliefs to the contrary. Like the film's depiction of special effects, it is a reminder of the current state of film with almost all directors working digitally. There's nothing snobby about it; Spielberg doesn't place them on a hierarchy. He's simply presenting to us the beauty of how he learned to handle the camera, not a love letter to all of cinema, but to the cinema he learned to make.
That line between the truth and lies gets blurred as the film goes on: Are Sam's films true? What does he process through the moving image? What does he hide through the camera? That same division applies to his parents, especially his mother. Michelle Williams occupies Mitzi with capriciousness, flitting between elation and despondence. She wears a bright smile, but ever so often, her eyes reveal her sadness. Williams knows how to tow the line between real glee and a performed one, though at times, perhaps her performance is too large to feel real. Dano as Burt on the other hand, is subdued and stoic, until he can't contain himself, playing the character with a surprising tenderness in possibly the most normal role of his career. Dano doesn't fall into stereotypes of the punishing father, demanding Sam follow in his footsteps. It's far more nuanced, we can see how he and Mitzi both express their love as they know how, though it is often at odds with what Sam thinks he needs. It's again the same even-handedness we see elsewhere in the film; Spielberg does not condemn Sam's parents, in fact he has great empathy for them, portraying them with a gentleness and forgiveness that must have taken a lifetime to build.
As I've said, "The Fabelmans" is immensely personal. And for that reason, it may strike some as indulgent, as Spielberg's self-absorbed portrait of his own childhood. But for me, that's precisely why it works. It's detailed and joyful and heartbreaking because it is his story. It is about art, and family, and love, and heartbreak, and disappointment, and how all of those things made him into the filmmaker he is today. It's executed with style, finesse, and most importantly, love. Because as cheesy as it may sound, when I walked out of that cinema, I felt the love Spielberg had infused into the film. It passed from his eye, through the lens, into the film, past the editing room, into a projector, and eventually to me. And if that isn't what the movies are all about, I don't know what is.
This review first appeared in F News Magazine, edited by Sid Garde.


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The best of the best in Sonoma County gathered in Santa Rosa on Wednesday to celebrate their success.
The event at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts, honored winners of The Press Democrat's "Best Of" Sonoma County 2018 contest.
Winners were determined by readers who voted on their favorite local people, places, businesses and things to do.


I've been meaning to see this film for quite some time, but just never got around to it. Also, a few people have said that they didn't like it or didn't rate it, or had similar views. So I kind of put it off as my expectations of it dropped over time. I remember seeing the trailer for it and thinking it would be very good, but didn't get to the cinema to see it.
Anyway, finally I've watched it, and I really enjoyed it actually. I didn't expect to for the reasons I've mentioned above, but I thought that the story was good. I got me thinking a bit anyway.


Do you think bliss is easy? I likewise trust that a bit of cheesecake can make anybody cheerful. While every other person is talking about Nutella and Nutella-filled pastries, enable me to take you on an energizing adventure to locate the best cheesecakes in Lahore. I let it be known's been troublesome finding a solid, tried and true cheesecake in Lahore.
In frantic, cheesecake-wanting circumstances I've been served yoghurt with strawberry sauce, however the present the day that stops! I went on a chase for the most flawlessly awesome cheesecakes in Lahore that you are welcome to screen capture and be careful on your telephone for when hunger strikes.
I'm almost certain there are bounty all the more, however, this is what I can prescribe to you after my cheesecake chase. Guarantee these are the best cheesecakes in Lahore that I could discover. If you haven't attempted any of these even once, you have to get on it immediately! Regardless of whether you're on a journey for an invigorating, tart treat, or attempting to fulfilling your taste buds while on a financial plan, these three restaurants have you secured.
This empowering cheesecake has everything! With an extraordinary cream and mash from the scones, this New York Cheesecake is an all-rounder and difficult to beat as I would like to think. I for one found the cream cheddar kind of Masoom's more articulated than in the cheesecake at Hot Spot.
The New York Cheesecake is certain to take you to a parallel world loaded with sweet, sweet joy. The heavenly wafer base and heated cream cheddar filling has a rich and thick surface, drawing out the rich smooth taste of the cream – a key segment of any cheesecake encounter.
Kitchen Cuisine is a staple for those hoping to fulfil their sweet tooth. Their outlet in Lahore offers a radiant collection of cheesecakes, including New York and Philadelphia cheesecakes. In any case, it's the tart kick of their mark Blueberry Cheesecake that is beyond words!
Second cup is a go-to place for anybody who loves coffee as they serve the best. Not just that, if you haven't tried their strawberry cheesecake, trust me you are missing on a lot in your life.
Billy Bunter's has the most amazing strawberry cheesecake that you can get in Lahore. The cheesecake will make you fall in love with it instantly.
Bovinoes is another great place in Lahore where you can get your hands on their most amazing New York cheesecake. This cheesecake is served with strawberry puree to give more taste.
Looking for a place in Lahore where you can get the best New York cheesecake? Well, it definitely has to be hot fuzon, I mean look at how tempting their cheesecake looks like.
How about a delicious cup of coffee with a mouth-watering cheesecake? Well, the combo definitely sounds good and you can visit New York Coffee, Packages Mall for that purpose. They serve amazing New York cheesecake with salted caramel sauce.
The Little Eatery is definitely not a new name for the Lahoris as this place serves some of the most scrumptious food followed by desserts. Their New York cheesecake with strawberries and served with strawberry sauce is totally a cheesecake to die for.
Here comes another place that serves some great coffee and together with that their New York cheesecake with vanilla ice cream shouldn't be missed at any cost.
Urban Kitchen Lahore is another place to get your hands on the most amazing cheesecake in the city. They serve peanut butter cheesecake which sounds a lot different than the rest and trusts me you won't regret ordering it.
Now this place The Cakery Bakery is a home-based bakery where they serve some of the best home-made desserts that are worth trying. Their lotus cookie cheesecake with lotus cookie ice cream cheese icing is something you should not miss at any cost.
How about you try a cheesecake which is a little different than the rest to change your taste buds? Well, you should definitely try out the salted caramel and chocolate sponge cheesecake from The Urban Cafe Yogilicious.
How can we leave behind this amazing place where you can get some of the most mouth-watering desserts. Their New York cheesecake is definitely worth a try in case you're a true cheesecake lover.
How about you give try to one more home-based restaurant where you can get your home-made food that tastes amazing? Well, this strawberry cheesecake is a must try which will give your taste buds a happy taste.
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My husband and I met Dan back in February of this year when we started our search for a new home. We were conducting our own searches through various websites and were not necessarily looking for a realtor per say but that changed when we met Dan. His knowledgeable but laid back demeanor won us over immediately. He took the time to listen and understand our needs and acted accordingly. Our process was extremely challenging and took over 8 months. Dan guided and counseled us and many times calmed our anxiety. He was always available for us even at the shortest of notice. If for any reason he couldn't accommodate us his amazing team stepped in to help. He was extremely instrumental in the negotiating process spending many late nights on the phone with us planning our strategy. Most of all his patience and true desire to help us reach our goal is what we will always be appreciative of. We are beyond happy with our new home and we couldn't have done it without Dan and the English Properties Team of O'Brien Realty!


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Aug 1, 2019 | 10:00 am - 11:00 am
August 1 Instructor: Tricia Ireland
Thursdays, July 11 – August 29, 10 – 11 a.m.
Top Jackson Hole yoga instructors conduct weekly summer classes outside on the National Museum of Wildlife Art's Sculpture Trail. Participants will feel inspired doing Sun Salutations and Downward Dogs as they look across the grand vista of the National Elk Refuge. In a trend as big as the outdoors, yoga classes from coast to coast have been moving out of the studio and into nature. Yogis will enjoy impressive views that include plenty of big sky and mountain drama from the trail's perch overlooking the National Elk Refuge. It's inspiring to connect two ancient art forms—visual art inspired by artists over the centuries, and the art of yoga, ensuring healthy mind, body and spirit.
This museum was not only beautiful but expansive in its art collections. We visited with our 9 yr.-old granddaughter and she thoroughly enjoyed it as much as we did.
- lindahjensen, Greensboro, NC


My favourite saying when it comes to online security is, "It's not paranoia when someone really IS after you!". Unfortunately, the Internet is rife with people wanting to steal our money, information or to just wreak havoc.
Here are four areas where we all need to be aware of the dangers.
Malicious attacks on computers these days are often directed at holes and bugs in operating systems or software. Although most are patched quickly and antivirus software updates released, not everyone updates their computers and security software, despite it being the most popular advice given by IT professionals (well besides "have you tried turning it off and back on again"). To not update your software is like leaving the key in the door. For those trying to stretch out the life of old unsupported Operating Systems such as Windows XP, you're just leaving the door wide open. The 3 rules of real estate are location, location and location. For the Internet the 3 rules are update, update and update. Ensuring automatic updates are enabled is the easiest step you can take to keep yourself safer.
Email is such an integral part of life now we take it for granted. For many, the flow of email is so great we sometimes don't pause to consider if an email is legitimate. Electricity bills, tax office, phone bills, eBay or PayPal are just some of the types of emails people receive on a regular basis and it's easy to grow complacent.
The professionalism of malicious emails has improved, making them hard to detect from the real thing. Most are in the form of attachments or links to fraudulent websites that infect your computer or device. Once infected they might capture your credit card details, personal information or infect your computer with ransomware. Some also may take control of your computer and use it to attack other websites or send out spam emails without your knowledge. You may also be redirected to a website that looks just like real websites you use, tricking you to enter in your login details.
Many malicious emails urge you to act now, rushing you to click before you think to check if it's legitimate. The key here is to treat all emails as suspicious. If you wish to verify the email, ring or email the business directly. For many services such as eBay or PayPal for instance, any message they email you will also be in your account if you visit the website and login. So often there's no need to click on the email links at all.
Often in malicious emails, it can be the link to a website that is the real danger. Unfortunately, web browsers are still vulnerable and probably will be for the foreseeable future. As you visit a web page, you're inviting the website to download all kinds of things, including small programs that can run on your computer, it's the way web browsers work and it's the way infections can occur. Web browsers could be made safer, however to do that we'd probably lose much of the great functionality of the Web.
Often, it's not the first website we look at but several down the line where we've click on links to take us somewhere else. You must decide if you trust the website you are on before clicking any links. Another risk is when legitimate websites may have been infected due to poor security or programming. A good reason to ensure your computer and security software is up to date. Google does attempt to track malicious or infected sites and offers a warning, but if you've clicked on links inside emails or from another website, you will have bypassed these warnings.
Adult content is one of the worst offenders for computer infections and anyone wishing to go looking for it will most likely fall victim. I jokingly tell customers that if they want to surf for adult sites, use someone else's computer because you can't risk your own. But really, it's no joke as having your bank account cleaned out or identity stolen is traumatic and can leave you in all sorts of difficulty.
Recent discoveries aside, open Wi-Fi access has always carried risk. The reason is that for most situations, you end up on the inside of a network and no longer protected by a firewall/router. This means the firewall, a major piece of equipment that has been protecting us from many more dangers of the Net, is not protecting us from people who are also on the same Wi-Fi connection.
So many people now make use of open Wi-Fi hotspots that the chance of a hacker being nearby is a real possibility. Using secure websites that use SSL to encrypt data while visiting the site is helpful, but it doesn't protect you from the hacker trying to attack your computer or mobile device. I personally only use Wi-Fi where I know all the users and where it's not open to the public. Some high quality hot spots may isolate users from each other, however cafes and small businesses probably don't, leaving those connected at risk.
One more thing that can help is to use SSL for your email. Most webmail services and some ISP's offer a secure connection to email. This protects your username and password from being visible. For mobile devices it's really a necessity.
It's not possible to remove all the risks while being online, but being cautious with your emails, web browsing and open Wi-Fi hotspots might just help to keep you safe to enjoy the great functionality the Internet provides.
It's not paranoia when someone really is after you!


When I married my husband almost 10 years ago, I didn't know how to cook. Due to my spouse's love affair with food, this situation quickly changed. Over the years, I've developed into quite the chef. However, like any other cook, I enjoy taking a break from my duties every now and then. To appease my need for a respite, my loving husband often takes me to a favorite restaurant during the middle of the week. After work, we head to our favorite Mexican restaurant, steakhouse, or fast food establishment. The break from the kitchen rejuvenates me for the remaining cooking duties of the week. On this blog, you will learn about the advantages of visiting a restaurant for a mid-week respite.


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Catalina Fernández de Córdoba-Figueroa y Enríquez de Ribera (Lucena, 4 de novembre de 1589-Saragossa, 11 d'agost de 1646) va ser una aristòcrata castellana del llinatge dels Fernández de Córdoba, que va esdevenir la segona muller del duc de Sogorb i de Cardona Enric d'Aragó. Filla dels ducs de Priego Pedro Fernández de Córdoba y Figueroa y Juana Enríquez de Ribera y Cortés. Es va casar a Montilla el 1606 amb el duc Enric d'Aragó. Després de la mort d'aquest, durant els mesos que van precedir la invasió del Principat de Catalunya per les tropes de Felip IV de Castella el 1640, durant la Guerra dels Segadors, va fer de mitjancera entre el monarca i els catalans, sense èxit, aprofitant la seva posició com a vídua del lloctinent de Catalunya. Després, es va retirar un temps al convent de les carmelitanes descalces de Barcelona, on va ser enterrada inicialment i, després el 1661 va ser sebollida al monestir de Poblet.

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Del seu matrimoni amb Enric d'Aragó van néixer:
 Juana (1607-ca. 1610)
 Luis Ramón (1608-1670)
 Ana Francisca (1609-?)
 Catalina (1610-1647)
 Pedro Antonio (1611-1690)
 Antonio (1616-1650)
 Vicente Agustín (1620-1676)
 Pascual (1626-1677)
 Francisca (1610-ca. 1615)

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Nobles castellans
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Aged Care data not inaccurate: minister
Aged Care Minister Anika Wells is defending the new aged care star rating system against criticism it should be pulled down, accusing the coalition of trying to undermine transparency and drag the sector back into "darkness".
The opposition says the information being used for the rating tool is out-of-date and has caused distress for older Australians.
The system ranks aged care providers from one to five, with providers given a three-star rating considered acceptable, four stars listed as good, and two as needing improvement.
Ms Wells lashed the coalition over its criticism, saying they would not know transparency if "they looked through a window" and saying the opposition was trying to take the sector back "into darkness".
"The data is absolutely not inaccurate," she told the ABC on Tuesday.
"Sunshine is the best disinfectant and this is the first time Australian families have ever had the opportunity to see this kind of data and feedback about residential aged care facilities."
The aged care minister said more than 60 per cent of the data used for the rating system was independent, and included surveying aged care home residents to record their experiences and gauge the quality of care for particular facilities.
"I'm ambitious for aged care, I don't want three stars … to be the ceiling … I want three stars, an acceptable standard, to be the floor," Ms Wells said.
"I want to lift the standard of aged care in Australia, but we can't improve what we can't measure, and that's why our star rating … is a vital part of that process."
Tess Ikonomou
Categories: Aged Care, Finance, Retirement


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Art Education: Interesting Histories and Alternative Futures
by LU Arts
Thu, 13 June 2019, 10:30 – 16:30 BST
Thu, 13 June 2019
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The history of art education is full of utopian visions and creative pedagogies that have proposed imaginative educational methodologies. At a time when art education is under threat this symposium will celebrate and reflect on some of those histories and consider how they can be re-imagined in the current climate.
Loughborough is an interesting context for this to take place because of its own interesting history. The University was home to The Handicrafts Unit where Edward Barnsley and Peter Waals originated its Design School by training students to make items for use in all areas of the university as well as having strong connections with Stewart Mason who is responsible for its important campus sculpture collection and was pre-eminent as a champion for arts education. Currently, Radar https://radar.lboro.ac.uk , our commissioning programme has invited artist Katerina Hruskova to work with Dr Sarah Mills, responding to the work of educationalist Marion Richardson.
Darren Henley, Chief Executive, Arts Council England
History into the Future
Prof Alison Yarrington, Professor of Art History, Loughborough University
Stewart Mason, Champion for Art Education
Dr Alison Yarrington will discuss the educational and artistic significance of Stewart Mason, an advocate for arts education and key figure in the City Sculpture Project.	Stewart Mason created a retrospective golden age for art education. With the development of the new curriculum in the UK in the late 1900s, the encouraged appreciation of the arts was underscored in the reforming education of this period. Mason promoted the philosophy of education as the way teacher's work with children, rather than what teachers teach children in the classroom. This new philosophy of education influenced schools, particularly those in Leicestershire, to focus on creativity and activity across the school curriculum in order for a child to create and grow individually. The exhibition of Mason's profound collection of contemporary works in schools thus acted as a bond between academic subjects and visual creativity – an integral part of the general education which emphasizes the significance of creativity and art in the classroom.
Professor Matthew Cornford, University of Brighton and Professor John Beck, University of Westminster
John Beck and Matthew Cornford are currently working on a photographic survey of British art schools (or the sites upon which they stood). They are working region by region, researching the history of art schools and exhibiting the results. They completed work on the North West in 2018 and are working on an exhibition of West Midlands art schools to be exhibited at the New Art Gallery Walsall in 2020. In this talk they will explain the aims of their project and discuss the way their approach has allowed for a consideration of the relation between the history of art education and broader social and political issues related to, for example, urban planning, cultural politics and regional inequality.
Beck teaches literature and visual culture at the University of Westminster and has published widely on British and American literature, art and photography. Cornford is an artist and teaches on Fine Art Critical Practice at the University of Brighton. For twenty years Cornford and David Cross, as Cornford & Cross, realised a wide range of art projects in response to specific contexts and situations. A monograph on their work was published in 2009.
Dr Gillian Whitely, Senior Lecturer in Art History and Visual Culture, Loughborough University
Molecular moments: hopes for re-imagining artschools yet-to-come
In Education through Art (1943) and other writings, Herbert Read (key figure in Society for Education through Art), was emphatic that the redemptive powers of education were the key to overcoming capitalism (Matt Adams,
'Art, education, and revolution: Herbert Read and the reorientation of British anarchism', History of European Ideas, 2012), with art playing a key role in bringing about 'freedom', a central tenet of his anarchist thinking. At a time of critical need to provide alternatives to universalising 'authoritative factory models' and 'deterministic curricula' (Robert Haworth, Anarchist Pedagogies, PM), Read's notion of incremental disruption from within is pertinent. From the 1871 Paris Commune and Sixties' artschool occupations to the Free University of Liverpool (2012), a performative art project inspired by the anarchist-libertarians of the city's Modern Free School, this paper will present an idiosyncratic selection of molecular moments, anarchist pedagogies and other radical initiatives which have challenged hegemonic institutional structures with implications for re-thinking and re-imagining the artschool yet-to-come.
Emanuel Almborg, artist
Almborg will discuss his moving image-based art practice and that has developed through an engagement with pedagogical practices and philosophies of education and how this interest in filmmaking and pedagogy influence each other. His films often have an educational dimension in themselves as pedagogical tool and draw on research into the history of schools and institutions that examine the complicated and contradictory process of turning theory into practice. Almborg works in a wide range of media, primarily moving image. He finished the Whitney Independent Study program in New York, 2015 and is currently a PhD candidate at The Royal Institute of Art, Stockholm. His work has recently been shown at Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Whitechapel Gallery, London, Cell Project Space, London and e-flux New York.
Carolina Rito, Head of Public Programmes and Research, Nottingham Contemporary
A CAMPUS to learn collectively
In 2019, Nottingham Contemporary takes the centenary of the Bauhaus as a prompt to investigate the educational role of cultural organisations and take the space and time to experiment new models. Given the disinvestment in creative subjects in schools, cultural education and consequently creativity and critical thinking need to find new forums and space for refuge. CAMPUS invites colleagues and participants to join Nottingham Contemporary in asking questions about education, its role and legacies, as well as proposing and preforming new models.
Adam Sutherland, Director, Grizedale Arts
Adam Sutherland will talk about the model of the Mechanics Institute and it's interpretation by Ruskin as a form of art and education in the everyday. Followed by a short explanation of Grizedale's contemporary interpretation of that model and their International Valley school linking small communities managing similar issues in very different ways from Japan to Chicago.
Elspeth Mitchell, Research Associate in Practices and Theories of Feminism and Art at Loughborough University
Art School for Rebel Girls: Feminist pedagogies, practices and histories in Leeds
Art School for Rebel Girls, was a project Mitchell developed and produced with Leeds-based arts organisation Pavilion in 2017. Inspired by Pavilion's feminist beginnings as the UK's first women's photography centre founded in 1983 by graduates from the Department of Fine Art at the University of Leeds, which taught young women in its immediate community to make photographs at a time when the means of production was otherwise unavailable to them, Art School for Rebel Girls draws on feminist pedagogical practices for creative workshops for 13-15 year-old girls in two inner-city Leeds schools, leading to an intensive summer school bringing the girls together with other artists and curators, forming a collective inter-generational working group.
Creative Pedagogies in Context
Professor Hilary Robinson, Professor of Feminism, Art and Theory, Loughborough University
Women, Feminism, Art Schools: the UK experience
The relationship between women, feminism, and art schools is complex and geographically specific. Grounding the discussion in the specific history of the UK experience, and drawing upon a former experience as a Dean, this paper will move to explore the situation for women in art schools in the UK today.
Annie Davey, artist and lecturer, UCL Institute of Education
Risk and Security: from the welfare state to the neoliberal art school
The economisation of UK higher education has provoked great interest in the art school's recent history. This has contributed to the emergence of a seductive – if reductive – imaginary of the art school as a place of rule breaking and risk taking. And yet often overlooked is the role played by the welfare state in creating the conditions in which risk taking, for many people, was possible. This talk will address how values and pedagogies travel through time. With an absence of social security outside the university, in what ways might looking back help us to re-think pedagogies, and the values that underpin them, within and against the neoliberal university today? Annie Davey is currently completing a PhD that examines the mobilisation of a radical art school in contemporary formations of art education under neoliberalism.
Fay Nicolson, artist
Towards a Trans-aesthetic society!
'Trans' is a Latin word that means 'over', 'across' or 'beyond'. 'Aesthetic' comes from the Greek 'aisthēta', meaning 'perceptible things'. In Towards a Trans-aesthetic society! Fay will discuss her notion of the 'trans-aesthetic' in relation to the teaching of art, music and movement, touching on methods developed at Art and Design school, the Bauhaus (1919 – 1933) as well as Emile Dalcroze's method of music education (c. 1910) and Jacques Lecoq's approach to physical theatre (c. 1956-1999). Fay will draw connections between these aesthetic, sensual and physical approaches to ask how they could be of vital importance today.
Fay Nicolson is an artist working across painting, printmaking and performance. Fay uses abstraction, pattern and motif to explore perception, transformation and the role of aesthetic understanding in pedagogy. Human gestures, in the form of movement, mark and voice, are used as materials. They are 'trained', manipulated and choreographed throughout her work. Fay is interested in the idea of 'embodied knowledge', especially in relation to performance, image making and the cultures surrounding educational structures.
This event is part of Loughborough University Arts Festival, a celebration of the creative, visual and performing arts at Loughborough. The festival takes place from 5-13 June on campus. For more information visit the dedicated festival website.
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Q: Having trouble creating makefile for JAVA I'd like to try and create a makefile for my project.  I am running this in linux not in windows, specifically ubuntu.
This is what my project directory looks like:
project_root
    /src
        A.java
        B.java
        C.java
        D.java
    /bin
       #this is where I'd like the .class files
    /include
        A.jar
        B.jar
        C.jar
    makefile
    run.sh

And this is what my makefile looks like:
JC = javac
CLASSPATH = .:include/*
SRCPATH = ./src/
OUTDIR = ./bin/

.SUFFIXES: .java .class

.java.class:
        $(JC) -cp $(CLASSPATH) $(OUTPATH) $*.java

CLASSES = \
        $(SRCPATH)A.java \
        $(SRCPATH)B.java \
        $(SRCPATH)C.java \
        $(SRCPATH)D.java

default: classes

classes: $(CLASSES:.java=.class)

clean:
    $(RM) $(SRCPATH)*.class

When I run make in the project directory I get this output:
make: *** No rule to make target `.java', needed by `javac'.  Stop.

Can anyone help?

A: I think you don't have a TAB character as the first character in the line when you define your .java.class suffix rule.
In make, every recipe line must include an actual TAB character (not just spaces) as the first character in the line.  If the first character is not a real TAB, then it's not a recipe line.
The reason you don't get a syntax error is because your line looks like a rule, due to the colon in the CLASSPATH; it looks like this:
javac -cp .:include/* ./bin/ .java

($* expands to nothing here) which is parsed by make to be defining three targets, javac, -cp, and ., each of which depends on include/*, ./bin/, and .java.
Hence your error message.

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Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so start off with a delicious spicy breakfast that will only take you 10-minutes to make.
Drain tomatoes well in strainer, pressing gently to release liquid.
Whisk together eggs, milk, salt, and pepper in medium bowl until blended Add drained tomatoes and stir gently to combine.
Spray a large nonstick skillet with cooking spray; heat over medium heat until hot. Pour in egg mixture. As eggs begin to set, gently pull the eggs across the pan with a spatula, forming large, soft curds. Continue cooking, occasionally pulling, lifting, and folding eggs until mixture is thickened and no visible liquid egg remains. Remove from heat.
Divide eggs evenly among 4 plates. Top with cheese, cilantro and green onion. Serve immediately.
This makes a yummy breakfast burrito by putting it into a flour tortilla and rolling up. Serve with refried beans and rice if you like a hearty breakfast. This is also good for lunch or dinner too.
Burritos are great covered with pork green chili. I will put my recipe on another page later. If you don't make your own, you can buy it on Amazon.
It is not in stores where I live. It is more expensive in a can than making it yourself.
Let me know if you loved this! I do! If you want a specific recipe, leave a note in the comments box below for a reply.


Ideal for summer entertaining, this easy dessert recipe makes 10 to 12 servings.
Allow butter and eggs to stand at room temperature for 30 minutes. Meanwhile, grease a 10-inch tube pan; set aside. In a large bowl sift together the flour, baking powder, and salt; set aside.
In a very large mixing bowl beat the butter and sugar with an electric mixer on medium speed until mixture is well combined. Beat in eggs. Stir blueberries into flour mixture. By hand, stir blueberry mixture into butter mixture. Stir in milk just until combined. Spread batter in prepared pan.
Bake in a 325 degrees F oven for 60 to 75 minutes or until a wooden skewer inserted near center comes out clean. Cool on wire rack for 15 minutes. Loosen cake from edge of pan with a narrow metal spatula. Remove cake from pan; cool completely on wire rack. Makes 10 to 12 servings.


The dinner will happen at the "Ferme-Auberge" Steinwasen (Link) which is located near the East-Wind-Slope.
We will eat the typical regional "Repas Marcaire"
Price will be 30€/per Person including meal, drinks and coffee.
Smoked pallet with grilled potatoes also known as "Roïgebrageldi"
We have arranged special price conditions with Hotel Wolf that is located near the Slopes. The rooms has to be booked directly at the hotel by the competitors (Keyword "F3F 2019").


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/**
 * @see Zend_Config
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require_once 'Zend/Config.php';

/**
 * @see Zend_Json
 */
require_once 'Zend/Json.php';

/**
 * XML Adapter for Zend_Config
 *
 * @category  Zend
 * @package   Zend_Config
 * @copyright Copyright (c) 2005-2009 Zend Technologies USA Inc. (http://www.zend.com)
 * @license   http://framework.zend.com/license/new-bsd     New BSD License
 */
class ZendL_Config_Json extends Zend_Config
{
    const EXTENDS_NAME = "_extends";
    /**
     * Whether to skip extends or not
     *
     * @var boolean
     */
    protected $_skipExtends = false;

    /**
     * Loads the section $section from the config file encoded as JSON
     *
     * Sections are defined as properties of the main object
     *
     * In order to extend another section, a section defines the "_extends"
     * property having a value of the section name from which the extending
     * section inherits values.
     *
     * Note that the keys in $section will override any keys of the same
     * name in the sections that have been included via "_extends".
     *
     * @param  string  $json     JSON file or string to process
     * @param  mixed   $section Section to process
     * @param  boolean $options Whether modifiacations are allowed at runtime
     * @throws Zend_Config_Exception When JSON text is not set or cannot be loaded
     * @throws Zend_Config_Exception When section $sectionName cannot be found in $json
     */
    public function __construct($json, $section = null, $options = false)
    {
        if (empty($json)) {
            require_once 'Zend/Config/Exception.php';
            throw new Zend_Config_Exception('Filename is not set');
        }

        $allowModifications = false;
        if (is_bool($options)) {
            $allowModifications = $options;
        } elseif (is_array($options)) {
            if (isset($options['allowModifications'])) {
                $allowModifications = (bool) $options['allowModifications'];
            }
            if (isset($options['skipExtends'])) {
                $this->_skipExtends = (bool) $options['skipExtends'];
            }
        }

        set_error_handler(array($this, '_loadFileErrorHandler')); // Warnings and errors are suppressed
        if ($json[0] != '{') {
            $json = file_get_contents($json);
        }
        restore_error_handler();
        // Check if there was a error while loading file
        if ($this->_loadFileErrorStr !== null) {
            require_once 'Zend/Config/Exception.php';
            throw new Zend_Config_Exception($this->_loadFileErrorStr);
        }

        $config = Zend_Json::decode($json);

        if($config == null) {
            // decode failed
            require_once 'Zend/Config/Exception.php';
            throw new Zend_Config_Exception("Error parsing JSON data");
        }

        if ($section === null) {
            $dataArray = array();
            foreach ($config as $sectionName => $sectionData) {
                $dataArray[$sectionName] = $this->_processExtends($config, $sectionName);
            }

            parent::__construct($dataArray, $allowModifications);
        } else if (is_array($section)) {
            $dataArray = array();
            foreach ($section as $sectionName) {
                if (!isset($config->$sectionName)) {
                    require_once 'Zend/Config/Exception.php';
                    throw new Zend_Config_Exception("Section '$sectionName' cannot be found in the data");
                }

                $dataArray = array_merge($this->_processExtends($config, $sectionName), $dataArray);
            }

            parent::__construct($dataArray, $allowModifications);
        } else {
            if (!isset($config[$section])) {
                require_once 'Zend/Config/Exception.php';
                throw new Zend_Config_Exception("Section '$section' cannot be found in the data");
            }

            $dataArray = $this->_processExtends($config, $section);
            if (!is_array($dataArray)) {
                // Section in the JSON data contains just one top level string
                $dataArray = array($section => $dataArray);
            }

            parent::__construct($dataArray, $allowModifications);
        }

        $this->_loadedSection = $section;
    }

    /**
     * Helper function to process each element in the section and handle
     * the "_extends" inheritance attribute.
     *
     * @param  array		    $data Data array to process
     * @param  string           $section Section to process
     * @param  array            $config  Configuration which was parsed yet
     * @throws Zend_Config_Exception When $section cannot be found
     * @return array
     */
    protected function _processExtends(array $data, $section, array $config = array())
    {
        if (!isset($data[$section])) {
            require_once 'Zend/Config/Exception.php';
            throw new Zend_Config_Exception("Section '$section' cannot be found");
        }

        $thisSection  = $data[$section];

        if (isset($thisSection[self::EXTENDS_NAME])) {
            $this->_assertValidExtend($section, $thisSection[self::EXTENDS_NAME]);

            if (!$this->_skipExtends) {
                $config = $this->_processExtends($data, $thisSection[self::EXTENDS_NAME], $config);
            }
            unset($thisSection[self::EXTENDS_NAME]);
        }

        $config = $this->_arrayMergeRecursive($config, $thisSection);

        return $config;
    }
}


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Located in the northwestern part of Shanghai, Jiading District is the culture and technology center of Shanghai. With the construction of Anting Motown and F1 circuit, Jiading has entered into a new round of development. The headquarters of SILC is located on the Jiading Campus of SHU. It is only three minutes' drive from the Hujia freeway exit. The No.11 line metro connects Jing'an, Xuhui, Putuo Districts and Pudong International Airport. There are shuttle services for students between the three campuses of SHU.
Jiading Campus is located in the center of Jiading District with prosperous downtown streets and facilities nearby. The north entrance of the campus is on Tacheng Road, which is the financial street of Jiading with all major banks spreading all over. The Education Supermarket supplies all kinds of daily necessaries. You can also walk to the nearby supermarkets such as Tesco and Auchan, etc. There are also post office and school infirmary on the campus which provide convenience to the students. Jiading Campus (formerly Shanghai Tech University) has a history of 50 years with deep humanities accumulation. The trees make a pleasant shade and the flowers bloom luxuriantly. A hundred birds contend in singing and it was delightful in all seasons.
SILC has three teaching buildings (Wenbo, Wenshang, Wenda), one administration building (Wenhui), one student's learning building (Wende) and one large-scale recreational and sports activities center (Xingjian). The interior decorative designs of the teaching building embody strong internationalization and noble and graceful cultural environment. All classrooms are equipped with air-conditioners and multimedia teaching equipment. SILC has many advanced and perfect business laboratories and language labs. The student's learning center, which is on the ground floor of Wende building, is large, bright, comfortable and cozy and it is open around the clock for students to carry out independent study. Library and reference room, which is on the second floor of Wende building, contains a large collection of Chinese and Western professional books and books of humanities. Xingjian recreational and sports center contains badminton site, table tennis activity room, dance studio, gym and multimedia stage. All of them are open to the teachers and students for free at certain times.
SILC has three teaching buildings (Wenbo, Wenshang, Wenda), one administration building (Wenhui), one student's learning building (Wende) and one large-scale recreational and sports activities center (Xingjian). The interior decorative designs of the teaching building embody strong internationalization and noble and graceful cultural environment. All classrooms are equipped with air-conditioners and multimedia teaching equipment. SILC has many advanced and perfect business laboratories and voice learning center. The student's learning center, which is on the ground floor of Wende building, is large, bright, comfortable and cozy and it is open around the clock for students to review their lessons by themselves. Library and reference room, which is on the second floor of Wende building, contains a large collection of Chinese and Western professional books and books of humanities. Xingjian recreational and sports activities center contains badminton site, table tennis activity room, dance studio, gym and multimedia stage. All of them are open to the teachers and students for free at certain times.
Xingjian Sports Center
The center is a multi-functional auditorium with an area of about 800 square meters with a maximum capacity of 500 people. it can be used for large-scale sports activities, conferences, examinations.
Multifunctional conference room on the third floor of Wende building
It covers an area of about 160 square meters and can accommodate 80 people for round table meetings.
International Conference Center on the second floor of Wende building
It covers an area of about 60 square meters and can accommodate 80 people for meeting and academic discussion.
The lecture hall on the first floor of Wende building
It covers an area of about 300 square meters and can accommodate 120 people for the meeting.
Self-study Center on the first floor of Wende building
It can accommodate 200 students at the same time for self-study and discussion with an area of about 500 square meters.
Remote video conference room on the fourth floor of Wenhui building
With an area of about 80 square meters and a remote conference system, it can achieve real-time and high quality remote video dialogue.
Entrepreneurship Center on the second floor of Wenshang building
With an area of about 120 square meters, it provides entrepreneurship gathering place for students.
A nursing room on the first floor of Wenbo building
The room offers a clean and comfortable environment for the breast-feeding and pregnant female staff.
The opening times of the athletic facilities in Xingjian sports center are as follow:
Open to
Badminton site (three)
11:00am~1:00pm
Mon. to Fri.
4:00pm~6:00pm
Mon. to Thu
Fri.: 3:00pm-5:00pm
6:pm~8:00pm
Mon. to Thu.
Table tennis site (two)
Table tennis room
All sites Sat.
Faculty and staff (Not for students)
Expect for Sunday, exam weeks and holidays
Daily activities will be canceled in case of large-scale activity
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:+1::tada: First off, thanks for taking the time to contribute! :tada::+1:

There are two main ways to contribute to this package. Either open an issue on the [*github*]() page or **fork** the package and send a **Pull Request**.

## Opening Issues

For helping me maintain this package, please follow the next guidelines when opening issues on [*github*]().

> **NOTE** Please provide screenshots if possible!

#### Feature Requests
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## Making a Pull Request

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Quick Facts of Philippe Correia
Celebrated Name
Philippe Coutinho Correia
Birth Nation
Ze Carlos Coutinho
Dona Esmeralda Coutinho
Aine Coutinho
Attacking midfielder / Winger
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Who is Philippe Coutinho?
Philippe Coutinho is one of the famous footballer from Brazil who is currently playing for Spanish club Barcelona. Previously, he had played for Inter Milan, Vasco da Gama. He is best known for his combination of vision, passing, dribbling and bending long-range strikes. In January 2013, he joined English club Liverpool for £8.5 million. He flourished at Liverpool and earned himself the nickname "The Magician" from Liverpool fans and teammates. He made his World Cup debut at the 2018 FIFA World Cup where he was named to the FIFA World Cup Dream Team. Moreover, he also took part in the 2019 Copa America.
What is the shirt number of Philippe Coutinho?
His shirt number is 7.
For which team, Philippe Coutinho is playing?
Philippe Coutinho is playing for Barcelona (Current Team).
What is the playing position of Philippe Coutinho?
His playing position is Attacking midfielder / Winger.
What is the real name of Philippe Coutinho?
The real name of Philippe Coutinho is Philippe Coutinho Correia.
What is the age of Philippe Coutinho Correia?
His age is 27 as of 2019.
When and Where was Philippe Coutinho born?
Coutinho was born on 12th June 1992 in Rio de Janeiro, the city of Brazil.
What is the nationality and ethnicity of Philippe Coutinho?
His nationality is Brazilian and his ethnicity is White.
Who are the parents of Philippe Coutinho?
His father name is Ze Carlos Coutinho and mother name is Dona Esmeralda Coutinho.
What is the religion and horoscope sign of Philippe Coutinho?
His religion is Christian and his horoscope sign is Gemini.
How tall is Philippe Coutinho?
Coutinho has a tall height of 1.72 m. His weight is of 72 Kg.
Who is Philippe Coutinho's wife?
Philippe Coutinho is married to Aine Coutinho in the year 2012. The couple is also blessed with two children named Philippe Coutinho Jr. and Maria Coutinho.
What is the net worth of Philippe Coutinho?
The net worth of this famous footballer, Coutinho is estimated to have $20 million as of 2019. He is receiving an annual salary of $5 million from his present club. Overall, he is satisfied with his earning.
What makes Coutinho famous?
Coutinho began his football career with the club, Vasco da Gama Youth system.
In 2008, he was bought by Italian giants Internazionale with a fee of €4 million when he was just sixteen years old.
In 2009, he helped Vasco win the Serie B title and achieve promotion.
In 2010, he made 31 appearances and scored 5 goals and in the same year, he shifted to the club, Inter Milan and made his team debut against Atletico Madrid with the winning score of 2-0 on 27th August 2010.
On 8th May 2011, he made his first goal for this club.
He then moved to Espanyol club on loan on his 2011-2012 season and made his team debut on 4th February 2012 against the Athletic club.
On 30th January 2013, he made a contract by signing with Premier League club Liverpool with a fee of £8.5 million fees and made team debut on 11th February 2013 against West Bromwich Albion.
In the starting of 2016, he suffered from a hamstring injury while playing against Stroke city and missed many matches and returned on February in the 2016 League Cup Final and scored an equalizer goal against Manchester City.
He then signed a 5-year extension contract with Liverpool in the year 2016.
He started his 2017 season against Sevilla on 13th September.
On 6th December, he was captained for the club, Liverpool.
Overall he made 12 goals kicks and registered nine assists in 20 appearances for the club in 2017-2018 and left Liverpool.
On 6th January 2018, Liverpool confirmed that they had reached an agreement with Barcelona for the transfer of Coutinho with a fee of £105 Million and made his team debut against RCD Espanyol.
He made his debut for Barcelona on 25th January 2018, in a 2-0 (2-1 on aggregate) win against his former club Espanyol in the quarter-finals of the Copa del Rey, coming on as a 68th-minute substitute for captain Andres Iniesta.
He scored the curtain-raising goal, his first El Clasico goal, in a 5-1 win against Real Madrid on 28th October 2018.
He also took part at the 2019 Copa America.
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