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Richard Burton Matheson (n. 20 februarie 1926, Allendale, New Jersey - d. 23 iunie 2013, Los Angeles, California) a fost un autor american și scenarist, mai ales în genurile fantasy, horror și science-fiction. Este cel mai cunoscut pentru lucrările What Dreams May Come, Bid Time Return, A Stir of Echoes, The Incredible Shrinking Man și I Am Legend, toate fiind adaptate pentru film. A scris scenariul la câteva episoade din serialul Zona crepusculară.

Lucrări

Romane
 Someone is Bleeding (1953)
 Fury on Sunday (1953)
 I Am Legend (1954)
ro. Sunt o legendă, Editura Rao Books (2008)
 The Shrinking Man (1956); după care s-a făcut filmul The Incredible Shrinking Man
 A Stir of Echoes (1958); după care s-a făcut filmul Stir of Echoes
 Ride the Nightmare (1959)
 The Beardless Warriors (1960)
 Hell House (1971)
 The Night Stalker (1972); sub pseudonimul Jeff Rice
 The Night Strangler (1973)
 Bid Time Return (1975); după care s-a făcut filmul Somewhere in Time
 What Dreams May Come (1978)
 Earthbound (1989)
 Journal of the Gun Years (1991)
 The Gunfight (1993)
 7 Steps to Midnight (1993)
 Shadow on the Sun (1994)
 Now You See It... (1995)
 The Memoirs of Wild Bill Hickock (1996)
 The Path: A New Look at Reality (1999)
 Passion Play (2000)
 Hunger and Thirst (2000)
 Camp Pleasant (2001)
 Abu and the 7 Marvels (2002)
 Hunted Past Reason (2002)
 Come Fygures, Come Shadowes (2003)
 Woman (2006)
 Other Kingdoms (2010)
 Generations (2012)

Povestiri scurte

 "Born of Man and Woman" (1950)
 "Third from the Sun" (1950); adaptat ca un episod Twilight Zone (1960)
 "The Waker Dreams" (a.k.a. "When the Waker Sleeps") (1950)
 "Blood Son" (1951)
 "Through Channels" (1951)
 "Clothes Make the Man" (1951)
 "Return" (1951)
 "The Thing" (1951)
 "Witch War" (1951)
 "Dress of White Silk" (1951)
 "F---" (a.k.a. "The Foodlegger") (1952)
 "Shipshape Home" (1952)
 "SRL Ad" (1952)
 "Advance Notice" (a.k.a. "Letter to the Editor") (1952)
 "Lover, When You're Near Me" (1952)
 "Brother to the Machine" (1952)
 "To Fit the Crime" (1952)
 "The Wedding" (1953)
 "Wet Straw" (1953)
 "Long Distance Call" (a.k.a. "Sorry, Right Number") (1953)
 "Slaughter House" (1953)
 "Mad House" (1953)
 "The Last Day" (1953)
 "Lazarus II" (1953)
 "Legion of Plotters" (1953)
 "Death Ship" (1953); adaptat ca un episod Twilight Zone (1963)
 "Disappearing Act" (1953); adaptat ca un episod Twilight Zone (1959)
 "The Disinheritors" (1953)
 "Dying Room Only" (1953)
 "Full Circle" (1953)
 "Mother by Protest" (a.k.a. "Trespass") (1953)
 "Little Girl Lost" (1953); adaptat ca un episod Twilight Zone (1962)
 "Being" (1954)
 "The Curious Child" (1954)
 "When Day Is Dun" (1954)
 "Dance of the Dead" (1954); adaptat ca un episod Masters of Horror (2005)
 "The Man Who Made the World" (1954)
 "The Traveller" (1954)
 "The Test" (1954)
 "The Conqueror" (19)
 "Dear Diary" (1954)
 "The Doll That Does Everything" (1954)
 "Descent" (1954)
 "Miss Stardust" (1955)
 "The Funeral" (1955); adaptate ca un segment al 'Night Gallery de Rod Serling
 "Too Proud to Lose" (1955)
 "One for the Books" (1955)
 "Pattern for Survival" (1955)
 "A Flourish of Strumpets" (1956)
 "The Splendid Source" (1956); baza episodului Family Guy "The Splendid Source".
 "Steel" (1956); adaptat ca un episod Twilight Zone (1963); vag filmat ca Real Steel (2011)
 "The Children of Noah" (1957)
 "A Visit to Santa Claus" (a.k.a. "I'll Make It Look Good," ca Logan Swanson) (1957)
 "The Holiday Man" (1957)
 "Old Haunts" (1957)
 "The Distributor" (1958)
 "The Edge" (1958)
 "Lemmings" (1958)
 "Now Die in It" (1958)
 "Mantage" (1959)
 "Deadline" (1959)
 "The Creeping Terror" (a.k.a. "A Touch of Grapefruit") (1959)
 "No Such Thing as a Vampire" (1959)
 "Big Surprise" (a.k.a. "What Was in the Box") (1959) Adaptat ca un segment scurt Night Gallery
 "Crickets" (1960)
 "Day of Reckoning" (a.k.a. "The Faces," "Graveyard Shift") (1960)
 "First Anniversary" (1960); adaptat ca un episod Outer Limits (1996)
 "From Shadowed Places" (1960)
 "Finger Prints" (1962)
 "Mute" (1962); adaptat ca un episod Twilight Zone (1963)
 "The Likeness of Julie" (ca Logan Swanson) (1962); adaptat în segmentul "Julie" al filmului TV din 1975 Trilogy of Terror "The Jazz Machine" (1963)
 "Crescendo" (a.k.a. "Shock Wave") (1963)
 "Girl of My Dreams" (1963)
 "'Tis the Season to Be Jelly" (1963)
 "Deus Ex Machina" (1963)
 "Interest" (1965)
 "A Drink of Water" (1967)
 "Needle in the Heart" (a.k.a. "Therese") (1969); adaptat în segmentul "Millicent and Therese" al filmului TV din 1975 Trilogy of Terror "Prey" (1969); adaptat în segmentul "Ameilia" al filmului TV din 1975 Trilogy of Terror "Button, Button" (1970); filmat ca un episod The Twilight Zone în 1986; baza filmului The Box (2009)
 "'Til Death Do Us Part" (1970)
 "By Appointment Only" (1970)
 "The Finishing Touches" (1970)
 "Duel" (1971); filmed as Duel (1971)
 "Big Surprise" (1971); adaptat ca un segment al Night Gallery de Rod Serling
 "Leo Rising" (1972)
 "Where There's a Will" (cu Richard Christian Matheson) (1980)
 "And Now I'm Waiting" (1983)
 "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (ca episod The Twilight Zone în 1963; ca segmentul patru al filmului Twilight Zone: The Movie, 1983; publicat pentru prima oară în 1984)
 "Getting Together" (1986)
 "Buried Talents" (1987)
 "The Near Departed" (1987)
 "Shoo Fly" (1988)
 "Person to Person" (1989)
 "CU: Mannix" (1991)
 "Two O'Clock Session" (1991)
 "The Doll" (Amazing Stories, 1986)
 "Go West, Young Man" (1993)
 "Gunsight" (1993)
 "Little Jack Cornered" (1993)
 "Of Death and Thirty Minutes" (1993)
 "Purge Among Peanuts" (2001)
 "He Wanted to Live" (2002)
 "Professor Fritz and the Runaway House" (2002)
 "Man With a Club" (2003)
 "Haircut" (2006)
 "Life Size" (2008)
 "An Element Never Forgets" (2010)
 "Backteria" (2011)

 Colecții de povestiri scurte

 Born of Man and Woman (1954)
 The Shores of Space (1957)
 Shock! (1961)
 Shock 2 (1964)
 Shock 3 (1966)
 Shock Waves (1970) publicat ca Shock 4 în Regatul Unit (1980)
 Button, Button (1970)
 Richard Matheson: Collected Stories (1989)
 By the Gun (1993)
 Nightmare at 20,000 Feet (2000)
 Pride with Richard Christian Matheson (2002)
 Duel (2002)
 Offbeat: Uncollected Stories (2002)
 Darker Places (2004)
 Unrealized Dreams (2004)
 Duel and The Distributor (2005) Previously unpublished screenplays of these two stories Button, Button: Uncanny Stories (2008) (Tor Books)
 Uncollected Matheson: Volume 1 (2008)
 Uncollected Matheson: Volume 2 (2010)
 Steel: And Other Stories (2011)
 Bakteria and Other Improbable Tales (2011) (exclusiv e-book)

 Filme cinematografice

 The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957)
 Beat Generation (1959)
 House of Usher (1960)
 Master of the World (Stăpânul lumii, 1961)
 The Pit and the Pendulum (1961)
 Burn Witch Burn (1962); a.k.a. Night of the Eagle (scenariu co-scris cu Charles Beaumont și George Baxt) pe baza romanulu Conjure Wife de Fritz Leiber
 Tales of Terror (1962)
 The Raven (Corbul, 1963)
 The Comedy of Terrors (1963)
 The Last Man on Earth (ca "Logan Swanson", bazat pe romanul lui Matheson I Am Legend) (1964)
 Fanatic (1965)
 The Young Warriors (bazat pe romanul lui Matheson The Beardless Warriors) (1967)
 The Devil Rides Out (1968) (bazat pe romanul lui Dennis Wheatley
 De Sade (1969)
 Cold Sweat (bazat pe romanul lui Matheson Ride the Nightmare) (1970)
 The Omega Man (Omul Omega; bazat pe romanul lui Matheson I Am Legend) (1971)
 The Legend of Hell House (bazat pe romanul lui Matheson Hell House) (1973)
 Les Seins de glace (bazat pe romanul lui Matheson Someone Is Bleeding) (1974)
 Somewhere in Time (Undeva, cândva; bazat pe romanul lui Matheson Bid Time Return) (1980)
 Twilight Zone: The Movie: Al patrulea segment "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet" (1983)
 Jaws 3-D (1983)
 Loose Cannons (1990)
 What Dreams May Come (O iubire fără sfârșit; bazat pe romanul lui Matheson)] (1998)
 Stir of Echoes (Ecouri din tenebre; 1999)
 I Am Legend (bazat pe romanul lui Matheson) (Legenda vie, 2007)
 The Box (Cutia; 2009)
 Real Steel (Pumni de oțel; 2011)

 Televiziune

 Buckskin: "Act of Faith" (1959)
 Wanted Dead or Alive :"The Healing Woman" (1959)
 Twilight Zone: (16 episoade) (1959–1964)
 Have Gun Will Travel: "The Lady on The Wall" (1960)
 Bourbon Street Beat: "Target of Hate" (1960)
 Cheyenne: "Home Is The Brave" (1960)
 Lawman (Six episodes) (1960–1962)
 Thriller: "The Return of Andrew Bentley" (1961)
 Combat!: "Forgotten Front" (ca Logan Swanson) (1962)
 The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: "Ride the Nightmare" (1962)
 The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: "The Thirty-First of February" (1963)
 The Girl from U.N.C.L.E.: "The Atlantis Affair" (1966)
 Bob Hope Presents The Chrysler Theater : "Time of Flight" (1966)
 Star Trek: The Original Series: "The Enemy Within" (1966)
 Duel (1971)
 The Night Stalker (1972)
 Night Gallery (1972): " The Funeral" (1972)
 The Night Strangler (1973)
 Dying Room Only (1973)
 Circle of Fear (titlu original Ghost Story (1973))
 Bram Stoker's Dracula (1974)
 Scream of The Wolf (1974)
 The Morning After (1974)
 Trilogy of Terror (1975) film TV antologie.
 Dead of Night (1977). film TV antologie regizat de Dan Curtis.
 The Strange Possession of Mrs. Oliver (1977)
 The Martian Chronicles mini-series (1979, 1980)
 Twilight Zone: "Button, Button" (ca Logan Swanson) (1986)
 Amazing Stories: "The Doll" (1986)
 Amazing Stories: "One for the Books" (1987)
 Dreamer of Oz (1990). About L. Frank Baum.
 Rod Serling's Lost Classics (1994)
 Trilogy of Terror II (1996) film TV antologie.

Non-ficțiune
 The Path: Metaphysics for the 90s (1993)

Lectură suplimentară
 California Sorcery, editată de William F. Nolan și William Schafer
 Jad Hatem, Charité de l'infinitésimal, Paris, L'Harmattan, 2007

Referințe și note

Legături externe

 Matheson biography at tabula-rasa.info
 Richard Matheson featured on AMC-TV's Sci-Fi Department webshow

 Richard Matheson Archive of American Television Interview

Nașteri în 1926
Decese în 2013
Scriitori americani
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Richard Matheson
Scenariști americani

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Die al-Wasat-Partei (, was Partei der neuen Mitte bedeutet) ist eine gemäßigte islamische politische Partei in Ägypten. Zur Bezeichnung siehe Wasat (Islam).

Geschichte
Gegründet wurde die Partei 1996 von Abou Elela Mady als Abspaltung der Muslimbruderschaft, die Madi wegen ihrer "beschränkten politischen Horizonte" beschuldigte. Die Bruderschaft kritisierte die Bildung der Partei und beschuldigte Madi, er versuche die Bewegung zu spalten. Auch von der ägyptischen Regierung wurde die Partei nicht anerkannt und man stellte Madi vor das militärische Gericht auf Grund der Anklage, er habe eine islamistische Partei geschaffen. Von 1996 bis 2009 hat die al-Wasat-Partei bereits viermal versucht eine offizielle Lizenz zu bekommen, jedoch wurde der Antrag jedes Mal vom Politischen Parteien-Komitee abgelehnt. Seit 2007, also der Änderung von Artikel 5 der ägyptischen Verfassung, sind Parteien, die auf der Grundlage von Religion gegründet wurden, verboten.

Anerkennung
Nach der Revolution in Ägypten 2011 bekam al-Wasat im gleichen Jahr am 19. Februar die offizielle Anerkennung von einem Gericht in Kairo erteilt. Die al-Wasat-Partei erhielt damit als erste Partei nach dem Rücktritt Husni Mubaraks einen offiziellen Status, welcher der Partei den Wettbewerb bei den nächsten ägyptischen Parlamentswahlen im September ermöglicht. Gleichzeitig ist al-Wasat die erste legale Partei in Ägypten mit islamischem Hintergrund. Wenig später erlangte jedoch auch die eng mit der einflussreichen Muslimbrüderschaft verbundene islamistische Freiheits- und Gerechtigkeitspartei die offizielle Anerkennung, die als Favoritin für die anstehenden Wahlen gilt.

Ideologie
Das Ziel der Partei ist eine tolerante Version des Islam mit liberalen Neigungen. Als Zeichen dieser Offenheit sind neben Madi auch zwei Kopten und drei Frauen unter der 24 Top-Mitgliedern der Partei. Nach Angaben der Carnegie-Stiftung für Internationalen Frieden bemüht sich al-Wasat, die Prinzipien der islamischen Scharia mit den Werten eines liberalen, demokratischen Systems zu vereinbaren. Aber das Parteiprogramm akzeptiert zum Beispiel auch das Recht eines Christen, der an der Spitze eines mehrheitlich muslimischen Landes ist.

Madi vergleicht ihre Ideologie mit der der türkischen Partei AKP.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Webseite der al-Wasat-Partei

Einzelnachweise

Wasat
Wasat
Gegründet 2011


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Gillespie, Villadoniga honored
Special to The Record
Linda Gillespie of Creekside High School was recognized as a Teacher of Promise by the Florida Foreign Language Association when the group held its 43rd annual conference at the World Golf Village. Linda Villadoniga, FFLA Region 3 director, in announcing the winner, noted Gillespie is exactly the kind of teacher we need in our classrooms today."
In her nomination Janet Robles described Gillespie as "always willing to lend materials and support.
She is always eager to learn new techniques, to implement new lesson plans, to collaborate with teachers in other departments and schools.
One of Linda's most outstanding talents is her ability to relate to students, her love for them is apparent the minute you see her interacting with one of her students.
She has an 'open door' policy," Robles noted. "Students can come by her office before school, after school, or lunch and discuss anything with her or just hang out."
Gillespie was also recognized by the Florida Foreign Language Association as a Most Valuable Teacher.
She serves as FLENEF (Foreign Language Educators of Northeast Florida) secretary.
During the gathering Gillespie and Robles, also of Creekside High School, presented a session at titled "iSpanish - Technology in the World Language Classroom." They were joined via Skype by Donna Guzzo. LEE coordinator.
In a second highlight Villadoniga, retired from St. Johns County Schools, was inducted into the Florida Foreign Language Association Hall of Fame.
A teacher must be nominated and awarded Most Valuable Teacher designation a minimum of five times in order to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Villadoniga serves as Region 3 Director for FFLA , president of FLENEF and Secretary of FAATSP (Florida Chapter of American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. She was named FFLA Teacher of the Year in 2005 and has presented locally, regionally and nationally.
At the opening session, Tim Egnor, executive director for curriculum services, welcomed world language teachers from around Florida and other states, praising foreign language teachers and expressing his hope that students throughout the district at every grade level would be afforded the opportunity to learn a second language.
Student participation included ASL teacher colleen Murphy's ASL Club members who signed the pledge of allegiance and the Star Spangled Banner,
Nine Creekside High School Hispanic Honor Society members volunteered as student helpers at the Conference - Allison Navarro, Anthony Teixeira, Ashlee Jamerson, Caroline Schmidt, Elizabeth Salley, Janelle Fisher, Michael Maillis, Morgan Richburg and Sarah Mountfort.
These students are members of the Reyes de Espana Chapter of the Hispanic Honor Society, sponsored by Gillespie.
They contributed more than 100 hours of community service at the event.

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Teaching Race to (Your) Children
by Oliver Wang
Allow me to reintroduce myself...[1]
I'm Oliver Wang, full-time sociology professor, part-time journalist, all-the-time record junkie. I originally guest-blogged for TNC last summer and feel honored to be asked back, especially in the wake of last week's all-star team.
My daughter, Ella, turns six in a few weeks and she's currently in kindergarten. As with most schools, major holidays are folded into the curriculum and MLK Day was no exception. Last week, the school librarian read Ella's class a book on MLK Jr. and the Civil Rights movement; afterwards, she came home and explained what she learned, and I had to come to grips with the fact that my daughter now has become introduced to American race relations and identities. I've been dreading and postponing the day until I had to break this down for her. Now, I realized, "oops, someone did it for me."
Let me pause for a moment to point out some obvious ironies: my PhD is in Ethnic Studies, my college minor was in Asian American Studies and I was hired at Cal State Long Beach specifically to teach classes dealing with race/ethnicity and popular culture. My mentor/advisor, Michael Omi, literally co-wrote the book on contemporary American race theory. To boot, my wife writes on race and art and both sides of her family were interned during WWII.
So yeah, I knew, eventually, this day would have to come. And believe me, I'm definitely not one of those folks arguing "we should all strive to be colorblind!" just because they don't want to deal with the realities of racism. But it's one thing to try to tackle race amongst adults vs. trying to explain it to a child, let alone my child.
Consider: prior to last week, Ella's perspective on race was more or less this: "my friends S___ and A___ are very tan" (they are African-American). Prior, Ella saw skin color, not as something immutable, let alone tied to an identity, but rather, just a physical feature. She, like her mother's side of the family, tans easily and quite darkly (unlike my I-burn-under-light-bulbs melanin), so having "very tan" friends didn't seem to make them fundamentally different from her.
Frankly ... I loved this quality to her world view—that peoples' appearances weren't intertwined with group identification—and that terms such as "black people" and "white people" wouldn't have held much meaning for her. They do now, though: she knows that, "once upon a time, black people and white people couldn't go the same schools" and that "white people had nicer drinking fountains than black people" and that "white people got to sit in the front of the bus and black people had to move to the back ... until Martin Luther King."[2]
Of course, I think it's important that she know this history. I think it's absolutely crucial that, at some point, she understand how race works in America, not the least of which is because she'll inevitably learn it the hard way (and I suppose it says a lot about how sheltered a life she's had thus far that she hasn't been confronted with it)[3]. Most importantly, I want to raise her with an investment in social justice and that means she's going to have to intimately understand the history and function of race and racial inequality.
I just hoped this would all come "later."
The truth is, I doubt my pedagogical skills in this realm. I hadn't figured out how to explain to her what I break down to my college-age students all the time: that race is a biological fiction that attains reality because we, as a society, have made it real. I teach that there's no inherent logic to race aside from our own propensity to create and sustain differences between people but nonetheless, that social reality has very real, pernicious and horrific consequences. Thus, we have to do this delicate balancing act between dealing with the realities of race whilst simultaneously denying its reality. I trust (hope?) my 18-21-year-olds "get this" but when it comes to trying to explain it to my child, I just didn't feel confident that this paradox is something I could communicate and have her comprehend.
At this point, I no longer have the choice to postpone; the moment (the first of many) is here.[4] And I hope I'm doing an "ok" job in explaining to her that the categories of "white people" and "black people" are ways in which we have unjustly treated people and that the categories shouldn't matter...but do. As she gets older, I'm sure we'll have more of these conversations and that she'll learn to process all this better than I probably could have at her age. For now, I have to take a deep breath, try my best, hope for the best, and nod vigorously when she repeats the other thing she learned last week: "friendship isn't based on color."
I'd really love to hear from other parents—including TNC—about their own approaches to teaching race to their kids).
[1] Along with LL's "don't call it a comeback this ranks as one of the most re-usable opening rap lines, ever.
[2] At some later point, I'll have to school her on the fact that the good reverend didn't exactly accomplish any of this alone. I wonder how early I can get her reading I've Got the Light of Freedom.
[3] This isn't completely true. This past Halloween, after costume shopping and seeing a parade of Aryan-featured poster children modeling princess dresses and fireman uniforms, Ella told my wife, "blond hair is better than black." We assume she came to this conclusion because she didn't see anyone who vaguely resembled her reflected back to her on the costume packaging. Regardless, we were both horrified and tried to disabuse her of this notion. As I began reminding her, black is the color of (both) my true loves' hair. And then Sesame Street came to our rescue too.
[4] Just so I'm clear on this: I'm not at all upset that her school wanted to talk to students about the meaning of MLK Day. I could quibble with the fact that I'm sure they've elided the fact that, in Los Angeles especially, many white children and black children (to say nothing of brown and yellow children) still attend different schools. But that said, I appreciate that they're willing to talk about Jim Crow to a bunch of 5 year olds rather than acting like our adult, elected leaders in brushing the uncomfortable parts of American history under the rug.
Ta-Nehisi Coates is a national correspondent for The Atlantic, where he writes about culture, politics, and social issues. He is the author of The Beautiful Struggle, Between the World and Me, and We Were Eight Years in Power.


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Transfer Updates on the Biggest Deals That Could Still Happen This Summer
Dean Jones@DeanJonesBRTwitter LogoFootball Insider at Bleacher ReportSeptember 3, 2020
B/R Football
There is just over one month to go until transfer deadline day on October 5, and the biggest deals of the summer are still up in the air.
We have seen some big moves in the past week—Donny van de Beek to Manchester United (£35 million), Gabriel Magalhaes to Arsenal (£23 million) and Rodrigo to Leeds United (around £35 million) among them.
But they barely compare to some of the mega deals in the pipeline for the coming weeks.
Here we run through the potential transfers that could change the shape of the 2020/21 season, with Bleacher Report sources bringing us insight as to how each scenario is shaping up.
Lionel Messi to Manchester City
This would be the transfer deal of our lifetimes, and it has slowly been sinking in that Lionel Messi might actually leave Barcelona.
If that is to be the case, there really is only one man to guide him into a new beginning—Pep Guardiola. It would be a fascinating reunion, and City have been exploring various ways of funding Project Messi.
If Messi is to sign, though, sources are suggesting that Guardiola might be asked to commit his future.
He has 10 months remaining on his contract, but it makes less sense to make a huge investment in Messi if you are then having to worry about who his boss will be in a year's time.
City's hierarchy are comfortable that relationships around the manager are strong enough that conversations over that matter can be dealt with in a straightforward manner.
Before then, though, we must wait for the outcome of Messi's father's negotiations with Barcelona over an exit strategy.
Kai Havertz to Chelsea
A club-record £72 million transfer is set to be concluded after the international break for Kai Havertz.
Signing him was not something that seemed likely when Chelsea began to draw up their plans at the beginning of the year, but now the deal is seen as "too good not to do" given there is no competition for his signature.
Sources say this has been driven by Chelsea's hierarchy, rather than manager Frank Lampard, as his potential in terms of talent and value is significant. It is understood that owner Roman Abramovich is a big admirer of the player.
The £72 million will eventually rise—depending on appearances, trophies, etc.—but his versatility and creativity is going to bring an edge that means Chelsea expect to be competing for a top-two position next term.
Jadon Sancho to Manchester United
This one could go right to the wire, but the good news for United fans is there is still hope.
Talk around the deal has gone quiet in the media, but that is because the two clubs have agreed to go about negotiations in a more respectful manner. United felt there was too much information being leaked previously and that they were being pressured into meeting demands they were not happy with.
Sources say two of the big sticking points have been wage demands and agent fees, and those areas are currently being worked on.
Meanwhile, insiders in Germany believe the price of Havertz will be used as a guide to how much this deal should be worth.
Don't write this one off, it could still happen.
Kalidou Koulibaly to Manchester City
Luca Bruno/Associated Press
City set out in this transfer window to sign two central defenders.
One was to be an experienced, top-level star who would bring immediate improvements to the back line. The other was to be a young, homegrown talent who would get game time but was under no immediate pressure to play every week.
Their top targets for those two roles were Kalidou Koulibaly and Nathan Ake. One is through the door, while the other deal is being set in motion.
City have set aside this position as a priority, so it would not be impacted by the sudden chance to sign Messi.
One slight concern is that Chelsea still might have a go at signing him, and word from Italy is that Koulibaly is ready to move to the Premier League. However, City think they will get their man.
Thiago Alcantara to Liverpool
There is a strong feeling that this deal will come together. However, a space in the squad needs to open up, so it will not be a total shock to see Gini Wijnaldum leave in order for Thiago to arrive.
Jurgen Klopp rarely pushes his board to make signings, but in this case it is believed the manager is very keen to make his voice heard.
Sources say Klopp wants the quality and drive of Thiago to add fresh competition to his midfield. Missing out on Timo Werner was one thing. Missing out on this transfer as well might drive him to voice some concern over how he is expected to create an era of dominance without adding top-quality talent.
The asking price for Thiago is €30 million, and Bayern Munich are waiting to hear from Liverpool over whether they will meet that valuation. It is likely Wijnaldum will join Barcelona for a similar figure, so that should fund the deal.
Thomas Partey to Arsenal
Thomas Partey has always been the club's No. 1 target for this window, and now they are ramping up their efforts to get him in.
They have been struggling to reach his £44.5 million release clause, but a raft of sales soon is going to help them meet the figure.
Partey has been intensively monitored over the past two seasons by Arsenal's scouting department, and that hard work means they have detailed reports to give them confidence that this signing is not a risk at such a fee.
Dayot Upamecano to Manchester United
David Ramos/Associated Press
This is a hard deal to complete because he signed a new contract in July, and RB Leipzig are determined to hold on to him for the new season.
United's interest is real, sources confirmed, and they are exploring various possibilities to bring in a new centre-back.
The general feeling, though, is that this might be a deal that has to wait. It would not be a surprise to see United leave Upamecano in Germany for now but push for him in 2021.
N'Golo Kante to Inter Milan
Antonio Conte wants N'Golo Kante at the heart of his midfield for next season, and it's not impossible that Chelsea let him leave—at the right price.
He only played in half of Chelsea's games last season due to various injury and fitness issues, so Lampard has had plenty of chances to shape his side without the Frenchman.
There is not a desire to sell Kante, but Chelsea are open to it. They already have Jorginho and Mateo Kovacic, and they have been seriously looking into options such as Declan Rice and Marcelo Brozovic.
We will have to see what kind of offer Inter are willing to put on the table.
Luis Suarez to Juventus
Juve have a longstanding interest in Luis Suarez as they first tried to sign him when he joined Liverpool in 2011.
Barcelona president Josep Bartomeu did not list him among his non-transferable players, stated in light of the 8-2 loss to Bayern Munich last month, and now the player is ready to move on.
Barca are suddenly concerned about the prospect of him joining a direct UEFA Champions League rival. When Bartomeu made his list, he was not expecting a club of such calibre to come in for the 33-year-old forward.
However, if Juventus can come up with the right financial package—Suarez is looking for a salary of €10 million—he might well team up with Cristiano Ronaldo and Paulo Dybala next term.


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Dr. Reinhard Schneider is the Head of the Bioinformatics Core facility at the Luxembourg Centre for Systems Biomedicine (LCSB) at the University of Luxembourg. In addition, he heads the Luxembourg Elixir node since 2017.
Between 1994-2010, he worked as a Team Leader at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) in Heidelberg, Germany, where he led the "Data Integration and Knowledge Management".
Before joining the EMBL he was co-founder of LION bioscience AG, Heidelberg where he served as Chief Information Officer being responsible for the worldwide software development. He was also the CEO of LION bioscience Research Inc., Cambridge, Massachusetts, when he established an IT-based knowledge management system for Bayers gene-based research and development efforts.
Prior to founding LION bioscience, he worked as a scientist in the biocomputing department at the EMBL, Heidelberg, where he studied various aspects of protein structures. He co-developed a large-scale automated sequence analysis system which became the foundation of LION's software offering and is an expert in the use of massive parallel computers in biology. Dr. Schneider received his Ph.D. in biology at the University of Heidelberg, Germany and has over 90 research papers published.
He is a member of the International Society for Computational Biology where he served as the treasurer and chairs the Governance, Fundraising and Finance Committee. Besides his academic career, he is involved in several start-up projects in Germany and Luxembourg.
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Personalized risk prediction of postoperative cognitive impairment - rationale for the EU-funded BioCog project.
Winterer, G.; Androsova, Ganna; Bender, O.; Boraschi, D.; Borchers, F.; Dschietzig, T. B.; Feinkohl, I.; Fletcher, P.; Gallinat, J.; Hadzidiakos, D.; Haynes, J. D.; Heppner, F.; Hetzer, S.; Hendrikse, J.; Ittermann, B.; Kant, I. M. J.; Kraft, A.; Krannich, A.; Krause, Roland; Kuhn, S.; Lachmann, G.; van Montfort, S. J. T.; Muller, A.; Nurnberg, P.; Ofosu, K.; Pietsch, M.; Pischon, T.; Preller, J.; Renzulli, E.; Scheurer, K.; Schneider, Reinhard; Slooter, A. J. C.; Spies, C.; Stamatakis, E.; Volk, H. D.; Weber, S.; Wolf, A.; Yurek, F.; Zacharias, N.
SmartR: An open-source platform for interactive visual analytics for translational research data.
Making sense of big data in health research: Towards an EU action plan.
Integration and Visualization of Translational Medicine Data for Better Understanding of Human Diseases.
Hofmann-Apitius, Matin; Ball, Gordon; Gebel, Stephan; de Bono, ; Schneider, Reinhard; Page, M.; Kodamulli, AT.; Younesi, E.; Ebeling, C.; Tegner, J.; Canard, L.
siRNA screen identifies QPCT as a druggable target for Huntington's disease.
Jimenez-Sanchez, Maria; Lam, Wun; Hannus, Michael; Sonnichsen, Birte; Imarisio, Sara; Fleming, Angeleen; Tarditi, Alessia; Menzies, Fiona; Ed Dami, Teresa; Xu, Catherine; Gonzalez-Couto, Eduardo; Lazzeroni, Giulia; Heitz, Freddy; Diamanti, Daniela; Massai, Luisa; Satagopam, Venkata; Marconi, Guido; Caramelli, Chiara; Nencini, Arianna; Andreini, Matteo; Sardone, Gian Luca; Caradonna, Nicola P.; Porcari, Valentina; Scali, Carla; Schneider, Reinhard; Pollio, Giuseppe; O'Kane, Cahir J.; Caricasole, Andrea; Rubinsztein, David C.
COMPARTMENTS: unification and visualization of protein subcellular localization evidence.
Davey, Norman E.; Satagopam, Venkata; Santiago-Mozos, Salvador; Villacorta-Martin, Carlos; Bharat, Tanya A.M.; Schneider, Reinhard; Briggs, John A.G.
Genome-wide identification and functional analyses of microRNA signatures associated with cancer pain.
Transcriptional mechanisms underlying sensitization of peripheral sensory neurons by Granulocyte-/Granulocyte-macrophage colony stimulating factors.
Ballereau, S.; Glaab, Enrico; Kolodkin, Alexey; Chaiboonchoe, A.; Biryukov, Maria; Vlassis, Nikos; Ahmed, H.; Pellet, J.; Baliga, N.; Hood, Leroy; Schneider, Reinhard; Balling, Rudi; Auffray, C.
OnTheFly 2.0: a tool for automatic annotation of files and biological information extraction.
Glaab, Enrico; Baudot, A.; Krasnogor, N.; Schneider, Reinhard; Valencia, A.
ReLiance: a machine learning and literature-based prioritization of receptor—ligand pairings.
Iacucci, Ernesto; Tranchevent, L. C.; Popovic, D.; Pavlopoulos, Georgios A.; De Moor, B.; Schneider, Reinhard; Moreau, Y.
Rost, B.; Gaasterland, T.; Lengauer, T.; Linial, M.; Markel, S.; McKay, B. J. M.; Schneider, Reinhard; Horton, P.; Kelso, J.
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Pavlopoulos, Georgios A.; Secrier, Maria; Moschopoulos, Charalampos N.; Soldatos, Theodoros G.; Kossida, Sophia; Aerts, Jan; Schneider, Reinhard; Bagos, Pantelis G.
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Boerner, Kathleen; Hermle, Johannes; Sommer, Christoph; Brown, Nigel P.; Knapp, Bettina; Glass, Baerbel; Kunkel, Julian; Torralba, Gloria; Reymann, Juergen; Beil, Nina; Beneke, Juergen; Pepperkok, Rainer; Schneider, Reinhard; Ludwig, Thomas; Hausmann, Michael; Hamprecht, Fred; Erfle, Holger; Kaderali, Lars; Kraeusslich, Hans-Georg; Lehmann, Maik J.
Joosten, R.; Beek, T.; Krieger, E.; Hekkelman, M.; Hooft, R.; Schneider, Reinhard; Sander, S.; Vriend, G.
O'Donoghue, Sean I.; Horn, Heiko; Pafilis, Evangelos; Haag, Sven; Kuhn, Michael; Satagopam, Venkata; Schneider, Reinhard; Jensen, Lars J.
Satagopam, Venkata; Theodoropoulou, Margarita C.; Christos, Stampolakis K.; Pavlopoulos, Georgios A.; Papandreou, Nikolaos C.; Bagos, Pantelis G.; Schneider, Reinhard; Hamodrakas, Stavros J.
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Satagopam, Venkata; Theodoropoulou, Margarita C.; Stampolakis, Christos K.; Pavlopoulos, Georgios A.; Papandreou, Nikolaos C.; Bagos, Pantelis G.; Schneider, Reinhard; Hamodrakas, Stavros J.
Martini: using literature keywords to compare gene sets.
Clustering of cognate proteins among distinct proteomes derived from multiple links to a single seed sequence.
A survey of visualization tools for biological network analysis.
Development of SRS.php, a Simple Object Access Protocol-based library for data acquisition from integrated biological databases.
Erhardt, R. A. A.; Schneider, Reinhard; Blaschke, C.
Kremer, A.; Schneider, Reinhard; Terstappen, G. C.
Ofran, Y.; Punta, M.; Schneider, Reinhard; Rost, B.
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Bioinformatik: Verloren im Datendschungel ?
Dodge, C.; Schneider, Reinhard; Sander, C.
Andrade, M. A.; Daruvar, A.; Casari, G.; Schneider, Reinhard; Termier, M.; Sander, C.
Andrade, M.; Casari, G.; deDaruvar, A.; Sander, C.; Schneider, Reinhard; Tamames, J.; Valencia, A.; Ouzounis, C.
Rost, B.; Schneider, Reinhard; Sander, C.
Schneider, Reinhard; deDaruvar, A.; Sander, C.
Schneider, Reinhard; Casari, G.; Daruvar, A.; Bremer, P.; Schlenkrich, M.; Mercille, R.; Vollhardt, H.; Sander, C.
BORK, P.; OUZOUNIS, C.; CASARI, G.; Schneider, Reinhard; SANDER, C.; DOLAN, M.; GILBERT, W.; GILLEVET, P. M.
CASARI, G.; ANDRADE, M. A.; BORK, P.; BOYLE, J.; DARUVAR, A.; OUZOUNIS, C.; Schneider, Reinhard; TAMAMES, J.; VALENCIA, A.; SANDER, C.
Schneider, Reinhard; Casari, G.; Sander, C.
Göbel, U.; Sander, C.; Schneider, Reinhard; Valencia, A.
Scharf, M.; Schneider, Reinhard; Casari, G.; Bork, P.; Valencia, A.; Ouzounis, C.; Sander, C.
BORK, P.; OUZOUNIS, C.; SANDER, C.; SCHARF, M.; Schneider, Reinhard; SONNHAMMER, E.
HOBOHM, U.; SCHARF, M.; Schneider, Reinhard; SANDER, C.