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Degerfors IF are preparing to meet Kalmar FF in an upcoming Allsvenskan fixture. Degerfors coach Tobias Solberg says he does not have stomach ulcers ahead of what he calls a nerve-racking match against Kalmar, underlining the tension around the game for the struggling side. Swedish media, including SVT Nyheter, are covering the buildup as both clubs look to pick up important points in the league table.
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Óscar Tobía, regarded as one of the most innovative figures in Rioja winemaking, has died, according to the Spanish gourmet publication Excelencias Gourmet. The news is circulating among wine lovers and industry observers in Spain, where Tobía was known for his modern approach to wines from the Rioja region. Tributes and reactions are expected from across the Spanish wine sector.
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Tobias Harris is in the news as speculation links the veteran forward to the San Antonio Spurs. NBA rumors connect Harris with San Antonio alongside talk involving Billy Donovan, Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs' young core including Dylan Harper. No deal has been confirmed, but fans are debating whether the Spurs would pursue a win-now veteran addition as they build around Wembanyama.
- 4V/H/S Mixtape draws praise mainly for Repugnant segment●The V/H/S Mixtape movie is only really worth checking out for the Repugnant music video. Tobias did a great job on that.
A viewer says the horror anthology V/H/S Mixtape is largely only worth watching for its Repugnant music video segment, praising director Tobias for his work on it. The remark frames the rest of the film as weaker by comparison, with the death metal-styled segment singled out as the standout.
- 5Harvard Art Museums spotlight Heinrich Guttenberg's Tobias and the Angel●Tobias and the Angel Heinrich Guttenberg (1749 - 1818), German 18th-19th century https://www. harvardartmuseums.org/coll
Tobias and the Angel, an 18th-to-early-19th-century work by the German artist Heinrich Guttenberg (1749-1818), is being shared from the Harvard Art Museums collection. The piece depicts the biblical story of Tobias journeying with the Archangel Raphael, a subject popular in European religious art. The sharing highlights the museums' online catalogue, which makes historical European works freely viewable by the public.