New Jersey, USA The Global “CNC Transfer Machines Market” Report provides insights into the worldwide trade together with valuable facts and figures. This analysis study explores the worldwide market intimately, like industrial chain structures, stuff suppliers and producing. The CNC Transfer Machines sales market examines the big segments of the market GPS Bike Computers scale. This good study provides historical knowledge likewise as a forecast from 2022 to 2028.
The entire price chain and demanding downstream and upstream components ar examined during this report. This market report Covers technical knowledge, analysis of producing facilities and analysis of stuff provided for the CNC Transfer Machines trade and conjointly explains that product has the very best penetration, its profit margins and market shares.
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Key Drivers & Barriers:
High-impact factors and rendering engines are studied within the CNC Transfer Machines market report back to facilitate reader’s perceive the development. additionally, the report contains restrictions and challenges which will fill in the method of players. this can facilitate user’s listen and build knowledgeable business-related choices. The specialists conjointly checked out the following business outlook.
Market Segmentation:
Key Players:
- Variomatic
- Kaufman Manufacturing
- Micron
- FFG Group
- Precitrame Machines
- Gnutti Transfer
- Gozio Transfer Federico
- BTB Transfer
- Imoberdorf
- Riello Sistemi
- Buffoli Transfer
- Jamieson Manufacturing Co.
- We Fun Industrial Co.
- GIULIANI (Bucci Industries)
- KSD
- Kaihung Machinery
- Peaks
- SEMA mechanical engineering GmbH
Segment by Types:
- Vertical Axis
- Horizontal Axis
Segment by Applications:
- Automotive
- Defense?&?Aerospace
- Electronics?and?Electrical
- General?Manufacturing
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CNC Transfer Machines Market Report Scope:
Regional Analysis of the CNC Transfer Machines Market:
The global CNC Transfer Machines Market research report details the ongoing market trends, development outlines, and several research methodologies. It illustrates the key factors that directly manipulate the Market, for instance, production strategies, development platforms, and product portfolio. According to our researchers, even minor changes within the product profiles could result in huge disruptions to the above-mentioned factors.
➛ North America (United States, Canada, and Mexico)
➛ Europe (Germany, France, UK, Russia, and Italy)
➛ Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, and Southeast Asia)
➛ South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, etc.)
➛ Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa)
Post-covid-19 Outlook:
The readers in the section will understand how the CNC Transfer Machines Market scenario changed across the globe during the pandemic and post-pandemic. The study is done keeping in view the changes in aspects such as production, demand, consumption, and supply chain. The Market experts have also highlighted the key factors that will help create opportunities for players and stabilize the overall market in the years to come.
What insights does the CNC Transfer Machines Market report provide to the readers?
➜ CNC Transfer Machines fragmentation on the basis of product type, end-use, and region
➜ Comprehensive assessment of upstream starting materials, downstream demand, and present market landscape
➜ Collaborations, R&D projects, acquisitions, and product launches of each CNC Transfer Machines player
➜ Various regulations imposed by the governments on the consumption of CNC Transfer Machines in detail
➜ Impact of modern technologies, such as big data & analytics, artificial intelligence, and social media platforms on the global CNC Transfer Machines Market.
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There are 13 Sections to show the global CNC Transfer Machines market:
Chapter 1: Market Overview, Drivers, Restraints and Opportunities, Segmentation overview
Chapter 2: Market Competition by Manufacturers
Chapter 3: Production by Regions
Chapter 4: Consumption by Regions
Chapter 5: Production, By Types, Revenue, and Market share by Types
Chapter 6: Consumption, By Applications, Market share (%), and Growth Rate by Applications
Chapter 7: Complete profiling and analysis of Manufacturers
Chapter 8: Manufacturing cost analysis, Raw materials analysis, Region-wise manufacturing expenses
Chapter 9: Industrial Chain, Sourcing Strategy, and Downstream Buyers
Chapter 10: Marketing Strategy Analysis, Distributors/Traders
Chapter 11: Market Effect Factors Analysis
Chapter 12: Market Forecast
Chapter 13: CNC Transfer Machines Market Research Findings and Conclusion, Appendix, methodology, and data source
Finally, researchers throw light on the pinpoint analysis of Global CNC Transfer Machines Market dynamics. It also measures the sustainable trends and platforms which are the basic roots behind the market growth. The degree of competition is also measured in the research report. With the help of SWOT and Porter’s five analyses, the market has been deeply analyzed. It also helps to address the risk and challenges in front of the businesses. Furthermore, it offers extensive research on sales approaches.
Note: All the reports that we list have been tracking the impact of COVID-19. Both upstream and downstream of the entire supply chain have been accounted for while doing this. Also, where possible, we will provide an additional COVID-19 update supplement/report to the report in Q3, please check with the sales team.
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CNC Transfer Machines Market Size & Forecast 2020 – 2028| Key Players – Variomatic, Kaufman Manufacturing, Mikron, FFG Group, Precitrame Machines
New Jersey, USA The Global “CNC Transfer Machines Market” Report provides insights into the worldwide trade together with valuable facts and figures. This analysis study explores the worldwide market intimately, like industrial chain structures, stuff suppliers and producing. The CNC Transfer Machines sales market examines the big segments of the market GPS Bike Computers scale. This good study provides historical knowledge likewise as a forecast from 2022 to 2028.
The entire price chain and demanding downstream and upstream components ar examined during this report. This market report Covers technical knowledge, analysis of producing facilities and analysis of stuff provided for the CNC Transfer Machines trade and conjointly explains that product has the very best penetration, its profit margins and market shares.
Click the link to get a Sample Copy of the Report: https://www.marketresearchintellect.com/download-sample/?rid=412493
Key Drivers & Barriers:
High-impact factors and rendering engines are studied within the CNC Transfer Machines market report back to facilitate reader’s perceive the development. additionally, the report contains restrictions and challenges which will fill in the method of players. this can facilitate user’s listen and build knowledgeable business-related choices. The specialists conjointly checked out the following business outlook.
Market Segmentation:
Key Players:
- Variomatic
- Kaufman Manufacturing
- Micron
- FFG Group
- Precitrame Machines
- Gnutti Transfer
- Gozio Transfer Federico
- BTB Transfer
- Imoberdorf
- Riello Sistemi
- Buffoli Transfer
- Jamieson Manufacturing Co.
- We Fun Industrial Co.
- GIULIANI (Bucci Industries)
- KSD
- Kaihung Machinery
- Peaks
- SEMA mechanical engineering GmbH
Segment by Types:
- Vertical Axis
- Horizontal Axis
Segment by Applications:
- Automotive
- Defense?&?Aerospace
- Electronics?and?Electrical
- General?Manufacturing
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CNC Transfer Machines Market Report Scope:
Regional Analysis of the CNC Transfer Machines Market:
The global CNC Transfer Machines Market research report details the ongoing market trends, development outlines, and several research methodologies. It illustrates the key factors that directly manipulate the Market, for instance, production strategies, development platforms, and product portfolio. According to our researchers, even minor changes within the product profiles could result in huge disruptions to the above-mentioned factors.
➛ North America (United States, Canada, and Mexico)
➛ Europe (Germany, France, UK, Russia, and Italy)
➛ Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, and Southeast Asia)
➛ South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, etc.)
➛ Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa)
Post-covid-19 Outlook:
The readers in the section will understand how the CNC Transfer Machines Market scenario changed across the globe during the pandemic and post-pandemic. The study is done keeping in view the changes in aspects such as production, demand, consumption, and supply chain. The Market experts have also highlighted the key factors that will help create opportunities for players and stabilize the overall market in the years to come.
What insights does the CNC Transfer Machines Market report provide to the readers?
➜ CNC Transfer Machines fragmentation on the basis of product type, end-use, and region
➜ Comprehensive assessment of upstream starting materials, downstream demand, and present market landscape
➜ Collaborations, R&D projects, acquisitions, and product launches of each CNC Transfer Machines player
➜ Various regulations imposed by the governments on the consumption of CNC Transfer Machines in detail
➜ Impact of modern technologies, such as big data & analytics, artificial intelligence, and social media platforms on the global CNC Transfer Machines Market.
Buy Full Report: https://www.marketresearchintellect.com/select-licence/?rid=412493
There are 13 Sections to show the global CNC Transfer Machines market:
Chapter 1: Market Overview, Drivers, Restraints and Opportunities, Segmentation overview
Chapter 2: Market Competition by Manufacturers
Chapter 3: Production by Regions
Chapter 4: Consumption by Regions
Chapter 5: Production, By Types, Revenue, and Market share by Types
Chapter 6: Consumption, By Applications, Market share (%), and Growth Rate by Applications
Chapter 7: Complete profiling and analysis of Manufacturers
Chapter 8: Manufacturing cost analysis, Raw materials analysis, Region-wise manufacturing expenses
Chapter 9: Industrial Chain, Sourcing Strategy, and Downstream Buyers
Chapter 10: Marketing Strategy Analysis, Distributors/Traders
Chapter 11: Market Effect Factors Analysis
Chapter 12: Market Forecast
Chapter 13: CNC Transfer Machines Market Research Findings and Conclusion, Appendix, methodology, and data source
Finally, researchers throw light on the pinpoint analysis of Global CNC Transfer Machines Market dynamics. It also measures the sustainable trends and platforms which are the basic roots behind the market growth. The degree of competition is also measured in the research report. With the help of SWOT and Porter’s five analyses, the market has been deeply analyzed. It also helps to address the risk and challenges in front of the businesses. Furthermore, it offers extensive research on sales approaches.
Note: All the reports that we list have been tracking the impact of COVID-19. Both upstream and downstream of the entire supply chain have been accounted for while doing this. Also, where possible, we will provide an additional COVID-19 update supplement/report to the report in Q3, please check with the sales team.
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CNC Transfer Machines Market Size & Forecast 2020 – 2028| Key Players – Variomatic, Kaufman Manufacturing, Mikron, FFG Group, Precitrame Machines
Journal Reference:
- Laura Marimon Giovannetti, Ali Farousi, Fabian Ebbesson, Alois Thollot, Alex Shiri, Arash Eslamdoost. Fluid-Structure Interaction of a Foiling Craft. Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2022; 10 (3): 372 DOI: 10.3390/jmse10030372
While the electrification of cars is well advanced, the world’s passenger ferries are still powered almost exclusively by fossil fuels. The limiting factor is battery capacity, which is not enough to power ships and ferries across longer distances. But now researchers at Chalmers and the marine research facility SSPA have succeeded in developing a method that can make the shipping industry significantly greener in the future. The focus is on hydrofoils that, like wings, lift the boat’s hull above the surface of the water and allow the boat to travel with considerably less water resistance. A technology that in recent years has revolutionised sailing, by which hydrofoils make elite sailors’ boats fly over the surface of the water at a very high speed. The researchers at Chalmers and SSPA now want to enable the sailboats’ hydrofoil principle to be used on larger passenger ferries as well, resulting in major benefits for the climate.
“The electrification of ferries cannot be done without drastically reducing their water resistance. This method will allow the development of new foil designs that can reduce resistance by up to 80 per cent, which in turn would significantly increase the range of a battery powered ship. In this way, we could also use electric ferries on longer distances in the future,” says research leader Arash Eslamdoost, Associate Professor in Applied Hydrodynamics at Chalmers and author of the study Fluid-Structure Interaction of a Foiling Craft published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering.
Even for ships that today run on fossil fuels the climate benefit could be significant, as similar hydrofoil technology could reduce fuel consumption by no less than 80 per cent.
Unique measurement method arouses broad interest
At the centre of the research project is a unique measurement technique that the researchers have put together in order to understand in detail how hydrofoils behave in the water when, for example, the load or speed increases or the positioning of the hydrofoil changes. Using the data collected from the experiments, the team has developed and validated a method to simulate and predict with great precision how the hydrofoil would behave under a variety of conditions. The method is unique of its kind and can now be used to develop the design of hydrofoils for electric powered hydrofoil ferries.
The study was conducted in collaboration with the research facility SSPA — one of only a few of its kind in the world — where Laura Marimon Giovannetti works as a researcher and project manager. She is the lead author of the study and has herself competed at the elite level for both the British and Italian national sailing teams. Today she is a research and development adviser to Sweden’s Olympic committee and the Swedish national team with her sights set on helping the team win more medals at the Olympics in 2024. Marimon Giovannetti sees many possibilities for the unique measurement method developed by the team:
“At the Americas Cup in San Francisco Bay in 2013, it was the first time we saw a 72-foot sailing boat learning how to “fly” using hydrofoils during the competition. And since then, we’ve seen a huge increase in sailing boats with hydrofoils. With this new method and knowledge we are able to bring together a range of different branches of engineering — naval architecture, advanced materials and aeronautics as well as renewable energy.”
Paving the way for hydrofoils on electric ferries
Hydrofoil technology is not in itself a novelty, but was developed as early as the 60s and 70s. Back then the focus was on getting boats to travel at as fast as possible and the hydrofoils were made of steel, a heavy material with higher maintenance costs. Today’s modern hydrofoils are made of carbon fibre, a much lighter and stiffer material that can maintain its rigidity even under high loads — and can be tailored to the expected loads. Part of the research project was therefore to fully understand how a carbon fibre structure behaves underwater during different operational conditions. The research team’s method developed in association with modern technology is now paving the way for the use of carbon fibre hydrofoils on larger passenger ships that can travel in a safe, controlled and climate-friendly way even at low speeds.
“You want the foil to be as efficient as possible, which means carrying as much weight as possible at as low a speed as possible with the least resistance. Our next goal is to use this method when designing more efficient hydrofoils for ferries in the future,” says Eslamdoost.
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Hydrofoils: Major climate benefits when ships ‘fly’ over the surface
Journal Reference:
- Laura Marimon Giovannetti, Ali Farousi, Fabian Ebbesson, Alois Thollot, Alex Shiri, Arash Eslamdoost. Fluid-Structure Interaction of a Foiling Craft. Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2022; 10 (3): 372 DOI: 10.3390/jmse10030372
While the electrification of cars is well advanced, the world’s passenger ferries are still powered almost exclusively by fossil fuels. The limiting factor is battery capacity, which is not enough to power ships and ferries across longer distances. But now researchers at Chalmers and the marine research facility SSPA have succeeded in developing a method that can make the shipping industry significantly greener in the future. The focus is on hydrofoils that, like wings, lift the boat’s hull above the surface of the water and allow the boat to travel with considerably less water resistance. A technology that in recent years has revolutionised sailing, by which hydrofoils make elite sailors’ boats fly over the surface of the water at a very high speed. The researchers at Chalmers and SSPA now want to enable the sailboats’ hydrofoil principle to be used on larger passenger ferries as well, resulting in major benefits for the climate.
“The electrification of ferries cannot be done without drastically reducing their water resistance. This method will allow the development of new foil designs that can reduce resistance by up to 80 per cent, which in turn would significantly increase the range of a battery powered ship. In this way, we could also use electric ferries on longer distances in the future,” says research leader Arash Eslamdoost, Associate Professor in Applied Hydrodynamics at Chalmers and author of the study Fluid-Structure Interaction of a Foiling Craft published in the Journal of Marine Science and Engineering.
Even for ships that today run on fossil fuels the climate benefit could be significant, as similar hydrofoil technology could reduce fuel consumption by no less than 80 per cent.
Unique measurement method arouses broad interest
At the centre of the research project is a unique measurement technique that the researchers have put together in order to understand in detail how hydrofoils behave in the water when, for example, the load or speed increases or the positioning of the hydrofoil changes. Using the data collected from the experiments, the team has developed and validated a method to simulate and predict with great precision how the hydrofoil would behave under a variety of conditions. The method is unique of its kind and can now be used to develop the design of hydrofoils for electric powered hydrofoil ferries.
The study was conducted in collaboration with the research facility SSPA — one of only a few of its kind in the world — where Laura Marimon Giovannetti works as a researcher and project manager. She is the lead author of the study and has herself competed at the elite level for both the British and Italian national sailing teams. Today she is a research and development adviser to Sweden’s Olympic committee and the Swedish national team with her sights set on helping the team win more medals at the Olympics in 2024. Marimon Giovannetti sees many possibilities for the unique measurement method developed by the team:
“At the Americas Cup in San Francisco Bay in 2013, it was the first time we saw a 72-foot sailing boat learning how to “fly” using hydrofoils during the competition. And since then, we’ve seen a huge increase in sailing boats with hydrofoils. With this new method and knowledge we are able to bring together a range of different branches of engineering — naval architecture, advanced materials and aeronautics as well as renewable energy.”
Paving the way for hydrofoils on electric ferries
Hydrofoil technology is not in itself a novelty, but was developed as early as the 60s and 70s. Back then the focus was on getting boats to travel at as fast as possible and the hydrofoils were made of steel, a heavy material with higher maintenance costs. Today’s modern hydrofoils are made of carbon fibre, a much lighter and stiffer material that can maintain its rigidity even under high loads — and can be tailored to the expected loads. Part of the research project was therefore to fully understand how a carbon fibre structure behaves underwater during different operational conditions. The research team’s method developed in association with modern technology is now paving the way for the use of carbon fibre hydrofoils on larger passenger ships that can travel in a safe, controlled and climate-friendly way even at low speeds.
“You want the foil to be as efficient as possible, which means carrying as much weight as possible at as low a speed as possible with the least resistance. Our next goal is to use this method when designing more efficient hydrofoils for ferries in the future,” says Eslamdoost.
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Hydrofoils: Major climate benefits when ships ‘fly’ over the surface
Amitabh shared various moments of his professional life with his fans on social media. This time Big B gave a new surprise to everyone by posting pictures on social media. Besides acting, Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan is now working in a recording studio.
A versatile actor like Big B doesn’t like to limit his talent to acting. So Big B also enjoys working in the recording studio until three in the morning. Bollywood’s Shahensha shared that photo with her fans on her Instagram profile.
Amitabh Bachchan & Kangana Ranaut: Big B deleted the post with Kangana’s picture too! What is the reason behind it?
He himself wrote, ‘Now I am learning to work in a recording studio. There can be nothing better than music. If the work of one’s love is done all night long, there is no feeling of fatigue. Rather, I do it for fun. Even after finishing work at 3 o’clock at night, it seems that work is going on with headphones .. ‘.
Khaike Paan Banaraswala: Big B danced ‘Khaike Paan Banaraswala’ by imitating little Abhishek!
Carl Payal Rohatgi’s profit emoji among the crowd of fans in the photo comment box. Honestly, there is a way to make Amitabh’s talent better or worse … Big B is a man who is a fan of music but he has given it before. Big B shares various moments of his personal life with the fans from the pictures of the shooting moments.
Bollywood Holi Wish: Bura Na Mano Holi Hai! Hrithik Roshan from Big B to the colorful wishes of fans Vasal Bollywood
Along with his acting skills, the song on Baritone Voice is not a bad song, Amitabh. Sometimes the superstar makes the fans happy by singing songs. Even on a Sunday holiday, Amitabh shared his talent with the fans. Candid shared photos from the recording studio. The caption reads, ‘Music Be The Food For Love And So Much More .. In Contemplation Of It At Recording ..’
But there was a small mistake made by superstar Amitabh Bachchan. And that mistake was publicly exposed by Amitabh’s own daughter Shweta Bachchan. Amitabh’s son enjoyed catching his father’s ‘typo’ in the Insta Handle post. However, Amitabh did not give any specific information about the picture he posted from the recording studio recently.
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Amitabh Bachchan: Big B’s new surprise on Insta Post, what did Amitabh Bachchan do in the recording studio till 3 pm?
Amitabh shared various moments of his professional life with his fans on social media. This time Big B gave a new surprise to everyone by posting pictures on social media. Besides acting, Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan is now working in a recording studio.
A versatile actor like Big B doesn’t like to limit his talent to acting. So Big B also enjoys working in the recording studio until three in the morning. Bollywood’s Shahensha shared that photo with her fans on her Instagram profile.
Amitabh Bachchan & Kangana Ranaut: Big B deleted the post with Kangana’s picture too! What is the reason behind it?
He himself wrote, ‘Now I am learning to work in a recording studio. There can be nothing better than music. If the work of one’s love is done all night long, there is no feeling of fatigue. Rather, I do it for fun. Even after finishing work at 3 o’clock at night, it seems that work is going on with headphones .. ‘.
Khaike Paan Banaraswala: Big B danced ‘Khaike Paan Banaraswala’ by imitating little Abhishek!
Carl Payal Rohatgi’s profit emoji among the crowd of fans in the photo comment box. Honestly, there is a way to make Amitabh’s talent better or worse … Big B is a man who is a fan of music but he has given it before. Big B shares various moments of his personal life with the fans from the pictures of the shooting moments.
Bollywood Holi Wish: Bura Na Mano Holi Hai! Hrithik Roshan from Big B to the colorful wishes of fans Vasal Bollywood
Along with his acting skills, the song on Baritone Voice is not a bad song, Amitabh. Sometimes the superstar makes the fans happy by singing songs. Even on a Sunday holiday, Amitabh shared his talent with the fans. Candid shared photos from the recording studio. The caption reads, ‘Music Be The Food For Love And So Much More .. In Contemplation Of It At Recording ..’
But there was a small mistake made by superstar Amitabh Bachchan. And that mistake was publicly exposed by Amitabh’s own daughter Shweta Bachchan. Amitabh’s son enjoyed catching his father’s ‘typo’ in the Insta Handle post. However, Amitabh did not give any specific information about the picture he posted from the recording studio recently.
We would like to thank the writer of this short article for this awesome content
Amitabh Bachchan: Big B’s new surprise on Insta Post, what did Amitabh Bachchan do in the recording studio till 3 pm?
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Unlike distinctive genres — such as comedy and drama — whose movies include vibrant endings and happy-go-lucky directions for its characters, horror movies are much less lenient when it comes to providing a happy ending. Rather, many horror movies rely on a somber and downer ending to encapsulate the overall terror felt throughout the cinematic experience. In simpler terms, directors, writers, and producers within the horror genre have a better understanding of what will enrage an audience, or how to make an audience upset or cry because of a particular ending.
The truth is, horror movies are not supposed to have happy endings. The whole point of a horror movie is to experience sheer terror and understand that it cannot always be sunshine and rainbows for the characters involved. While some horror movies still rely on a happy ending, others prefer a sad and downer ending that evokes disturbance.
Drag Me to Hell (2009)
Sam Raimi is currently riding the wave of success from Doctor Strange 2but before the superhero blockbuster, Raimi highlighted his horror roots with Drag Me to Hell back in 2009. While the supernatural horror focuses on themes of voodoo, possession, and demonic abilities, there’s plenty of dark comedy hidden between the cracks. And while the comedic relief shines when it needs to, the movie features a bleak ending where main character Christine Brown realizes that the ominous curse placed upon her has failed to be reversed.
Sinister (2012)
Released back in 2012, Sinister remains one of the scariest movies in modern cinematic horror with one of the most unsettling endings. Throughout the film, Ethan Hawke’s novelist character Ellison Oswalt is haunted by the terrifying past of his house and a series of homemade videos that showcase children killing their families. In the film’s third act, Oswalt realizes that it is Bughuul — an ancient demonic presence — who is persuading the children into committing these horrible crimes, which includes Oswalt’s own daughter. In the end, Bughuul succeeds, and Ellison’s daughter Ashley murders the entire family.
Jeepers Creepers (2001)
Jeepers Creeperswhere’d you get that sad ending? The infamous horror movie follows Darry and Trish Jenner, a brother and sister duo who encounter the Creeper, an ancient demonic creature who feasts on humans for 23 days every 23 years. Amid the chaos, the film features one of the most disturbing endings, with Darry sacrificing himself for his sister and being carried off into the night sky with the Creeper, who uses his wings to escape with Darry. The movie ends with the audience learning that the Creeper has killed Darry and removed his eyes, resulting in the death of one of the best characters in horror.
Us (2019)
Jordan Peele has cemented his legacy as one of the best filmmakers in the modern horror genre. After the tremendous success of Get OutPeele’s follow-up film Us captured audiences with its surprise ending. The movie follows a group of doppelgangers that seek to take over the world and make a place for themselves. The conclusion to Us is perhaps one of the most unsettling moments in horror, where the believed main character Adelaide is revealed to actually be a doppelganger that killed the actual human version of herself.
Insidious (2010)
James Wan is one of the most prominent filmmakers in the horror genre, and Insidious remains at the top of the list in terms of his best movies. The film follows Dalton Lambert, a young boy who has the ability to astral project and winds up stuck in an otherworldly dimension called the Further. When the Lambert family enlist the help of paranormal psychic Elise Rainier, she helps Dalton’s father Josh rediscover his ability to astral project — which requires Josh to rescue Dalton from the Further. In the movie’s closing minutes, Josh — who is possessed by a dark spirit — returns from the Further and murders Elise, much to the shock of viewers everywhere.
Pet Sematary (1989)
The original Pet Sematary remains one of Stephen King’s best film adaptations, and features one of the darkest endings in cinematic horror history. The film revolves around the Creed family who, after they move into a house with a disturbing pet cemetery nearby, experience supernatural occurrences that cause more harm than good. When the Creeds’ youngest son Gabe gets hit by a truck and dies, his father Louis buries him in the “sematary” in hopes of bringing him back to life. Unfortunately, Louis also tries this method with his wife Rachel, but realizes that those that come back to life are zombie-like and dangerous.
Would You Rather (2012)
David Guy Levy’s psychological horror/thriller Would You Rather shocked viewers with its unexpected twist ending. The film stars Brittany Snow as Iris, a woman who unknowingly enters a parlor game in order to win the money and resources for her brother Raleigh’s cancer treatment. Iris eventually finds herself stuck in a warped game of “would you rather,” where the contestants must choose one of two options – though their choice could be deadly. In the end, Iris suffers unfathomable trauma and wins the game, only to return home to discover Raleigh has killed himself.
Hereditary (2018)
Ari Aster’s Hereditary terrified audiences back in 2018 with its bizarre, macabre, and heart-stopping scenarios. In the film, artist Annie Graham is grieving over the death of her estranged mother Ellen. As the movie progresses, Annie and the rest of the family discover the truth about Ellen’s involvement in a pagan coven that hopes to resurrect an ancient pagan deity – who seeks to inhabit Annie’s teenage son Peter. The entire movie features bleak moments that make our jaws drop – including the death of Annie’s daughter Charlie. However, the ending is the final nail in the downer coffin, where Peter dies and the demonic creature Paimon takes over his body.
The Strangers (2008)
The most terrifying part about The Strangers isn’t just that its plot could actually take place in real life — and it is loosely based on actual events — but that its ending is enough to raise the goosebumps on your arm. Throughout the film, a couple are stalked by a trio of merciless masked strangers that attempt to play vicious mind games. In the film’s closing moments, the trio finally invade the couple’s secluded cabin, in which they ask the “strangers” why they’re committing these crimes. One of the strangers simply responds by saying, “Because you were home.” It’s one of the most bone-chilling endings that kept viewers on the edge of their seats.
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Rosemary’s Baby is easily one of the most classic movies in cinematic horror, and with such a memorable ending, it’s certainly not difficult to understand why. Mia Farrow portrays Rosemary who, after she moves into a new apartment with her husband, becomes pregnant and fears that her neighbors have sinister intentions. In the movie’s spine-tingling final act, Rosemary discovers that she has given birth to the spawn of Satan, after having been drugged and assaulted at the request of her neighbors — who are revealed to be members of a Satanic cult.
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Don’t hang your head out of the window, 10 horror movies with scary, sad, and downer endings
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Unlike distinctive genres — such as comedy and drama — whose movies include vibrant endings and happy-go-lucky directions for its characters, horror movies are much less lenient when it comes to providing a happy ending. Rather, many horror movies rely on a somber and downer ending to encapsulate the overall terror felt throughout the cinematic experience. In simpler terms, directors, writers, and producers within the horror genre have a better understanding of what will enrage an audience, or how to make an audience upset or cry because of a particular ending.
The truth is, horror movies are not supposed to have happy endings. The whole point of a horror movie is to experience sheer terror and understand that it cannot always be sunshine and rainbows for the characters involved. While some horror movies still rely on a happy ending, others prefer a sad and downer ending that evokes disturbance.
Drag Me to Hell (2009)
Sam Raimi is currently riding the wave of success from Doctor Strange 2but before the superhero blockbuster, Raimi highlighted his horror roots with Drag Me to Hell back in 2009. While the supernatural horror focuses on themes of voodoo, possession, and demonic abilities, there’s plenty of dark comedy hidden between the cracks. And while the comedic relief shines when it needs to, the movie features a bleak ending where main character Christine Brown realizes that the ominous curse placed upon her has failed to be reversed.
Sinister (2012)
Released back in 2012, Sinister remains one of the scariest movies in modern cinematic horror with one of the most unsettling endings. Throughout the film, Ethan Hawke’s novelist character Ellison Oswalt is haunted by the terrifying past of his house and a series of homemade videos that showcase children killing their families. In the film’s third act, Oswalt realizes that it is Bughuul — an ancient demonic presence — who is persuading the children into committing these horrible crimes, which includes Oswalt’s own daughter. In the end, Bughuul succeeds, and Ellison’s daughter Ashley murders the entire family.
Jeepers Creepers (2001)
Jeepers Creeperswhere’d you get that sad ending? The infamous horror movie follows Darry and Trish Jenner, a brother and sister duo who encounter the Creeper, an ancient demonic creature who feasts on humans for 23 days every 23 years. Amid the chaos, the film features one of the most disturbing endings, with Darry sacrificing himself for his sister and being carried off into the night sky with the Creeper, who uses his wings to escape with Darry. The movie ends with the audience learning that the Creeper has killed Darry and removed his eyes, resulting in the death of one of the best characters in horror.
Us (2019)
Jordan Peele has cemented his legacy as one of the best filmmakers in the modern horror genre. After the tremendous success of Get OutPeele’s follow-up film Us captured audiences with its surprise ending. The movie follows a group of doppelgangers that seek to take over the world and make a place for themselves. The conclusion to Us is perhaps one of the most unsettling moments in horror, where the believed main character Adelaide is revealed to actually be a doppelganger that killed the actual human version of herself.
Insidious (2010)
James Wan is one of the most prominent filmmakers in the horror genre, and Insidious remains at the top of the list in terms of his best movies. The film follows Dalton Lambert, a young boy who has the ability to astral project and winds up stuck in an otherworldly dimension called the Further. When the Lambert family enlist the help of paranormal psychic Elise Rainier, she helps Dalton’s father Josh rediscover his ability to astral project — which requires Josh to rescue Dalton from the Further. In the movie’s closing minutes, Josh — who is possessed by a dark spirit — returns from the Further and murders Elise, much to the shock of viewers everywhere.
Pet Sematary (1989)
The original Pet Sematary remains one of Stephen King’s best film adaptations, and features one of the darkest endings in cinematic horror history. The film revolves around the Creed family who, after they move into a house with a disturbing pet cemetery nearby, experience supernatural occurrences that cause more harm than good. When the Creeds’ youngest son Gabe gets hit by a truck and dies, his father Louis buries him in the “sematary” in hopes of bringing him back to life. Unfortunately, Louis also tries this method with his wife Rachel, but realizes that those that come back to life are zombie-like and dangerous.
Would You Rather (2012)
David Guy Levy’s psychological horror/thriller Would You Rather shocked viewers with its unexpected twist ending. The film stars Brittany Snow as Iris, a woman who unknowingly enters a parlor game in order to win the money and resources for her brother Raleigh’s cancer treatment. Iris eventually finds herself stuck in a warped game of “would you rather,” where the contestants must choose one of two options – though their choice could be deadly. In the end, Iris suffers unfathomable trauma and wins the game, only to return home to discover Raleigh has killed himself.
Hereditary (2018)
Ari Aster’s Hereditary terrified audiences back in 2018 with its bizarre, macabre, and heart-stopping scenarios. In the film, artist Annie Graham is grieving over the death of her estranged mother Ellen. As the movie progresses, Annie and the rest of the family discover the truth about Ellen’s involvement in a pagan coven that hopes to resurrect an ancient pagan deity – who seeks to inhabit Annie’s teenage son Peter. The entire movie features bleak moments that make our jaws drop – including the death of Annie’s daughter Charlie. However, the ending is the final nail in the downer coffin, where Peter dies and the demonic creature Paimon takes over his body.
The Strangers (2008)
The most terrifying part about The Strangers isn’t just that its plot could actually take place in real life — and it is loosely based on actual events — but that its ending is enough to raise the goosebumps on your arm. Throughout the film, a couple are stalked by a trio of merciless masked strangers that attempt to play vicious mind games. In the film’s closing moments, the trio finally invade the couple’s secluded cabin, in which they ask the “strangers” why they’re committing these crimes. One of the strangers simply responds by saying, “Because you were home.” It’s one of the most bone-chilling endings that kept viewers on the edge of their seats.
Rosemary’s Baby (1968)
Rosemary’s Baby is easily one of the most classic movies in cinematic horror, and with such a memorable ending, it’s certainly not difficult to understand why. Mia Farrow portrays Rosemary who, after she moves into a new apartment with her husband, becomes pregnant and fears that her neighbors have sinister intentions. In the movie’s spine-tingling final act, Rosemary discovers that she has given birth to the spawn of Satan, after having been drugged and assaulted at the request of her neighbors — who are revealed to be members of a Satanic cult.
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Don’t hang your head out of the window, 10 horror movies with scary, sad, and downer endings
Clizia Incorvaia is now mom to, after having given birth to her second son, Gabriele, the fruit of love conceived with Paolo Ciavarro. But for some time, it seems that from her social network, she misses her Nina, the 7-year-old daughter that the Sicilian influencer had with her ex-husband Francesco Sarcina. On Instagram, several fans asked the former gieffina why the little girl was absent. In one story, the Sicilian said that behind the choice there is a agreement taken with Sarcina: «We decided so with his dad some time ago. If you look at my notice board, you will find Nina little … I showed her when she was little like I am doing with Gabry ».
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It seems that the decision not to show Nina again was imposed by the singer of Le Vibrazioni. Clizia has always been very active on social media and hasn’t bothered to show her children. The musician, on the other hand, thinks differently. In an interview that he gave to Rai Radio Due, bluntly, he harshly criticized his wife’s actions on social media. In fact, Sarcina criticized contemporary society in general, considering it strongly “narcissistic” and too tied to social networks and the accumulation of “likes”. Then he passed on his ex-wife: «I lived a life where everything was based on likes. At a certain point I broke my pa … ».
In a recent interview granted to the newspaper Il Giornale, the rocker even accused the ex-wife of classist and racist attitudes: “Today I try to have a balanced relationship with her for our daughter, even if it is difficult because she often has classist or racist attitudes . Let’s say that, if it weren’t for Nina, I wouldn’t really hang out with her. ” Incorvaia, regarding what was expressed by the musician, preferred silence and did not reply in any way.
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Clizia Incorvaia, the agreement with the ex-husband Francesco Sarcina on the daughter Nina arrives: what they have decided
Clizia Incorvaia is now mom to, after having given birth to her second son, Gabriele, the fruit of love conceived with Paolo Ciavarro. But for some time, it seems that from her social network, she misses her Nina, the 7-year-old daughter that the Sicilian influencer had with her ex-husband Francesco Sarcina. On Instagram, several fans asked the former gieffina why the little girl was absent. In one story, the Sicilian said that behind the choice there is a agreement taken with Sarcina: «We decided so with his dad some time ago. If you look at my notice board, you will find Nina little … I showed her when she was little like I am doing with Gabry ».
Read also> Isola 2022, Roger leaves the reality show: now it’s official. Here are the reasons for the farewell
It seems that the decision not to show Nina again was imposed by the singer of Le Vibrazioni. Clizia has always been very active on social media and hasn’t bothered to show her children. The musician, on the other hand, thinks differently. In an interview that he gave to Rai Radio Due, bluntly, he harshly criticized his wife’s actions on social media. In fact, Sarcina criticized contemporary society in general, considering it strongly “narcissistic” and too tied to social networks and the accumulation of “likes”. Then he passed on his ex-wife: «I lived a life where everything was based on likes. At a certain point I broke my pa … ».
In a recent interview granted to the newspaper Il Giornale, the rocker even accused the ex-wife of classist and racist attitudes: “Today I try to have a balanced relationship with her for our daughter, even if it is difficult because she often has classist or racist attitudes . Let’s say that, if it weren’t for Nina, I wouldn’t really hang out with her. ” Incorvaia, regarding what was expressed by the musician, preferred silence and did not reply in any way.
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Clizia Incorvaia, the agreement with the ex-husband Francesco Sarcina on the daughter Nina arrives: what they have decided
“Few things are cooler than traveling”, this is a popular statement and difficult to disagree with, let’s face it! Whether it’s a smooth trip next door or an adventure around the world, a trip stirs expectations, dreams and emotions! From planning to checkout, it’s amazing and memorable moments for anyone I see a new beginning of era!
My last trip was in December/January 2020 and after that came a pregnancy, a pandemic and a birth – and rebirth! As a good travel lover and her plans, she thought that precisely because of these factors she would not travel anytime soon, but then came the resumption, vaccination and a strong projection of improvement… and the icing on the cake? 40 years in sight! Soon, my favorite city in the world was back on the radar: New York!
And if few things are cooler than traveling, PLANNING is a joy on its own! Seeing landscapes, preparing itineraries, organizing restaurants, museums and hotels… oh, how I miss charming, cozy and pampering accommodation! And this trip of mine had a special company: Booking.com! As long as I understand myself as a digital traveler, I always turn to Booking.com to book my accommodations and this time it was a special experience! Did you know that your website and app now focus on sustainable travel?! After all, this “post” pandemic world may even be in transition, but the issue of sustainability is present – it’s urgent – in different sectors and with travel it would be no different!
HOW DOES THIS SUSTAINABILITY THEME WORK IN THE WORLD OF ACCOMMODATIONS?
Simple and practical! Do you know when you search for a destination on the Booking.com and activate filters like “budget”, “stars”, “property type”, “amenities” and many others? They now have a new filter called “Sustainable Travel Participating Accommodations”! And when you activate it, certified accommodations are selected that are part of this program created by Booking.com and that have taken significant steps to make your stay more sustainable!
And the changes are the most everyday, such as recycling waste, reused towels, low water consumption or even measures that impact the local community, its surroundings and, of course, nature! From micro to macro, from short to long term, these are urgent changes and initiatives that deserve to be endorsed.
SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL REPORT 2022
And this is an agenda that is more than “fashionable”, it is necessary and increasingly inserted not only in the routine of companies, but in the planning of travelers. In 2022, Booking.com published insights from a survey carried out with more than 30,000 travelers from 32 countries, and one of the main indications was precisely this: 9 out of 10 Brazilian tourists want to try harder next year to travel sustainably and It all starts with choosing accommodation and destination!
These tourists are choosing to put the planet first and turning to brands with sustainable flags to make travel with more purpose. Nice, huh? Without a doubt, these responsible trips become more creative and emotional!
There are currently more than 115,000 accommodations worldwide with the “Sustainable Travel” seal certified by Booking.com. In Brazil there are more than 7,500 and New York – that has lived a reinvention in all aspects – is the 3rd US city with the highest proportion of stays that have this seal.
STORING YOUR BAG IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY!
And the subject inspired me to seek to make a more sustainable, simple and practical suitcase, after all, traveling with children requires all that! Starting with a strategic suitcase and without the need for the famous “buy there”, everything organized correctly to work here and there. Many ecobags and cloth bags that divided and organized the looks more efficiently. All the packaging of beauty products and travel size pots and returnable so as not to create any more waste for the city that is not mine.
It’s small details that make all the difference and on @Fashionismo’s Instagram I made a video detailing all this content and, at the end of the trip, I can say with confidence: it was the best bag I’ve ever packed!
TRAVELING RESPONSIBLY IS NECESSARY!
I imagine that now, with the pandemic becoming less scary, vaccinations up to date and increasingly assertive safety protocols, the possibility of traveling is already seen with different eyes! And whether it’s a quick trip and with less costs or that liberating trip of dreams, the sustainability agenda will be more commonplace and included in our itineraries!
Upon entering the website or app of Booking.comactivate the “Sustainable Travel” seal and notice the accommodations and every detail that impacts this new way of staying!
We want to give thanks to the author of this write-up for this amazing material
Sustainable travel with Booking.com – Fashionismo
“Few things are cooler than traveling”, this is a popular statement and difficult to disagree with, let’s face it! Whether it’s a smooth trip next door or an adventure around the world, a trip stirs expectations, dreams and emotions! From planning to checkout, it’s amazing and memorable moments for anyone I see a new beginning of era!
My last trip was in December/January 2020 and after that came a pregnancy, a pandemic and a birth – and rebirth! As a good travel lover and her plans, she thought that precisely because of these factors she would not travel anytime soon, but then came the resumption, vaccination and a strong projection of improvement… and the icing on the cake? 40 years in sight! Soon, my favorite city in the world was back on the radar: New York!
And if few things are cooler than traveling, PLANNING is a joy on its own! Seeing landscapes, preparing itineraries, organizing restaurants, museums and hotels… oh, how I miss charming, cozy and pampering accommodation! And this trip of mine had a special company: Booking.com! As long as I understand myself as a digital traveler, I always turn to Booking.com to book my accommodations and this time it was a special experience! Did you know that your website and app now focus on sustainable travel?! After all, this “post” pandemic world may even be in transition, but the issue of sustainability is present – it’s urgent – in different sectors and with travel it would be no different!
HOW DOES THIS SUSTAINABILITY THEME WORK IN THE WORLD OF ACCOMMODATIONS?
Simple and practical! Do you know when you search for a destination on the Booking.com and activate filters like “budget”, “stars”, “property type”, “amenities” and many others? They now have a new filter called “Sustainable Travel Participating Accommodations”! And when you activate it, certified accommodations are selected that are part of this program created by Booking.com and that have taken significant steps to make your stay more sustainable!
And the changes are the most everyday, such as recycling waste, reused towels, low water consumption or even measures that impact the local community, its surroundings and, of course, nature! From micro to macro, from short to long term, these are urgent changes and initiatives that deserve to be endorsed.
SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL REPORT 2022
And this is an agenda that is more than “fashionable”, it is necessary and increasingly inserted not only in the routine of companies, but in the planning of travelers. In 2022, Booking.com published insights from a survey carried out with more than 30,000 travelers from 32 countries, and one of the main indications was precisely this: 9 out of 10 Brazilian tourists want to try harder next year to travel sustainably and It all starts with choosing accommodation and destination!
These tourists are choosing to put the planet first and turning to brands with sustainable flags to make travel with more purpose. Nice, huh? Without a doubt, these responsible trips become more creative and emotional!
There are currently more than 115,000 accommodations worldwide with the “Sustainable Travel” seal certified by Booking.com. In Brazil there are more than 7,500 and New York – that has lived a reinvention in all aspects – is the 3rd US city with the highest proportion of stays that have this seal.
STORING YOUR BAG IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY!
And the subject inspired me to seek to make a more sustainable, simple and practical suitcase, after all, traveling with children requires all that! Starting with a strategic suitcase and without the need for the famous “buy there”, everything organized correctly to work here and there. Many ecobags and cloth bags that divided and organized the looks more efficiently. All the packaging of beauty products and travel size pots and returnable so as not to create any more waste for the city that is not mine.
It’s small details that make all the difference and on @Fashionismo’s Instagram I made a video detailing all this content and, at the end of the trip, I can say with confidence: it was the best bag I’ve ever packed!
TRAVELING RESPONSIBLY IS NECESSARY!
I imagine that now, with the pandemic becoming less scary, vaccinations up to date and increasingly assertive safety protocols, the possibility of traveling is already seen with different eyes! And whether it’s a quick trip and with less costs or that liberating trip of dreams, the sustainability agenda will be more commonplace and included in our itineraries!
Upon entering the website or app of Booking.comactivate the “Sustainable Travel” seal and notice the accommodations and every detail that impacts this new way of staying!
We want to give thanks to the author of this write-up for this amazing material
Sustainable travel with Booking.com – Fashionismo
Amber Heard he does not have the money to pay the maxi-compensation he owes to Johnny Depp. This was revealed by the actress’s lawyer, Elaine Bredehoftinterviewed by NBC the day after the verdict of the trial. “We had a mountain of evidence that was suppressed”, the lawyer said, adding that “Amber does not have the money to pay the huge compensation to which the Fairfax jurors have sentenced her.” The sum that the actress will have to pay to her ex-spouse is 10.35 million dollars, while Johnny Depp will pay “only” 2 million.
Depp-Heard, Amber: “Johnny won because he’s more powerful, he’s a step backwards for women.” The actress will appeal
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, the actress will appeal: she can not pay compensation
According to the lawyer, during the trial “things were admitted that shouldn’t have been and this confused the jury. While Johnny’s team managed to suppress a mountain of evidence “, including those that emerged in the trial against the 2020” Sun “in London. In that lawsuit he won the tabloid that had called Depp “one who beats women.” This time the jury ruled that the ex-spouses defamed each other, but Depp achieved a lot more.
“Amber has been demonized by Johnny’s lawyers and on social media,” said attorney Bredehoft, lamenting a defeat of the movement. #MeToo: for the first time since the scandal Weinsteinthe notion prevailed in court that it is for women who report a male, especially if famous and powerful, the burden of proving that they are telling the truth, not vice versa.
Now the lawyers are gloating by counting the millionaire fees that the two will have to pay, in addition to the damages established by the court: 10.35 for Amber, 2 million for Johnny. The future is uncertain for both of them, even if Depp, still the face of Dior Sauvage perfume, could return in a new Tim Burton “Beetlejuice”, one of the films that made fans love him.
For the legal experts the verdict was a surprise, but from the very first moves of the trial Johnny had already won in the court of public opinion with an astronomical volume of vitriolic interactions on social networks “which inevitably influenced the jury,” said Bredehoft. . So many things made the first trial of the TikTok era discuss, starting with the cameras in the courtroom. “I was against it,” said the lawyer. “They turned that classroom into a zoo.”
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Amber Heard can’t pay Johnny Depp the $ 10 million in compensation. The lawyer: “she was demonized”
Amber Heard he does not have the money to pay the maxi-compensation he owes to Johnny Depp. This was revealed by the actress’s lawyer, Elaine Bredehoftinterviewed by NBC the day after the verdict of the trial. “We had a mountain of evidence that was suppressed”, the lawyer said, adding that “Amber does not have the money to pay the huge compensation to which the Fairfax jurors have sentenced her.” The sum that the actress will have to pay to her ex-spouse is 10.35 million dollars, while Johnny Depp will pay “only” 2 million.
Depp-Heard, Amber: “Johnny won because he’s more powerful, he’s a step backwards for women.” The actress will appeal
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, the actress will appeal: she can not pay compensation
According to the lawyer, during the trial “things were admitted that shouldn’t have been and this confused the jury. While Johnny’s team managed to suppress a mountain of evidence “, including those that emerged in the trial against the 2020” Sun “in London. In that lawsuit he won the tabloid that had called Depp “one who beats women.” This time the jury ruled that the ex-spouses defamed each other, but Depp achieved a lot more.
“Amber has been demonized by Johnny’s lawyers and on social media,” said attorney Bredehoft, lamenting a defeat of the movement. #MeToo: for the first time since the scandal Weinsteinthe notion prevailed in court that it is for women who report a male, especially if famous and powerful, the burden of proving that they are telling the truth, not vice versa.
Now the lawyers are gloating by counting the millionaire fees that the two will have to pay, in addition to the damages established by the court: 10.35 for Amber, 2 million for Johnny. The future is uncertain for both of them, even if Depp, still the face of Dior Sauvage perfume, could return in a new Tim Burton “Beetlejuice”, one of the films that made fans love him.
For the legal experts the verdict was a surprise, but from the very first moves of the trial Johnny had already won in the court of public opinion with an astronomical volume of vitriolic interactions on social networks “which inevitably influenced the jury,” said Bredehoft. . So many things made the first trial of the TikTok era discuss, starting with the cameras in the courtroom. “I was against it,” said the lawyer. “They turned that classroom into a zoo.”
Last updated: Thursday 2 June 2022, 20:26
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Amber Heard can’t pay Johnny Depp the $ 10 million in compensation. The lawyer: “she was demonized”
Taamara K shared Keke’s funeral invitation on her Instagram and added a love emoji with “I Love You Dad”.
KK Funeral: Farewell to tears today, June 2, KK’s last rites at noon
After the autopsy on Wednesday, KK’s coffined body was brought to Rabindrasadna. The song was saluted in the presence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
Last farewell to Dad
He came to perform at Nazrul Mancha in Kolkata on Tuesday. After the ceremony, he left for the hotel. It is learned that KK fell ill at the hotel. He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
Sawastika Mukherjee: “Convicts should be punished”, strong reaction to KK’s death
He sang one song after another on Nazrul Mancha. According to the audience, no abnormality was noticed in the singer’s face. However, he was repeatedly wiping the sweat. After the preliminary report of the autopsy of the singer came to light, it was known that he had died of heart disease.
KK Death: Delete Hall Video, Netizens Attack Decreases Rupankar Bagchi’s Facebook Page Rating
KK’s manager Ritesh Bhatt said that on the way back by car, the artist kept saying, “I feel very cold. Turn off the car’s AC. ” But after the show and during the show, he was seen sweating. According to his shadow manager, KK got a cramp in his leg as soon as he got in the car.
After Kk’s death, Om Puri’s ex-wife Nandita Puri wrote, “Shame on West Bengal. Kolkata killed KK. The AC was not working, the singer complained four times. But, there was no solution. There was no first aid. I want a CBI investigation into the incident. The Bengalis should be boycotted till then. ” Madan Mitra, meanwhile, dismissed the claim that the auditorium was overcrowded. “I agree with any of the commissions that there were no irregularities that day,” he said.
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KK Daughter: In the emotional post, the father said ‘goodbye’ to KK’s daughter, see that letter
Taamara K shared Keke’s funeral invitation on her Instagram and added a love emoji with “I Love You Dad”.
KK Funeral: Farewell to tears today, June 2, KK’s last rites at noon
After the autopsy on Wednesday, KK’s coffined body was brought to Rabindrasadna. The song was saluted in the presence of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
Last farewell to Dad
He came to perform at Nazrul Mancha in Kolkata on Tuesday. After the ceremony, he left for the hotel. It is learned that KK fell ill at the hotel. He was rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared him dead.
Sawastika Mukherjee: “Convicts should be punished”, strong reaction to KK’s death
He sang one song after another on Nazrul Mancha. According to the audience, no abnormality was noticed in the singer’s face. However, he was repeatedly wiping the sweat. After the preliminary report of the autopsy of the singer came to light, it was known that he had died of heart disease.KK Death: Delete Hall Video, Netizens Attack Decreases Rupankar Bagchi’s Facebook Page Rating
KK’s manager Ritesh Bhatt said that on the way back by car, the artist kept saying, “I feel very cold. Turn off the car’s AC. ” But after the show and during the show, he was seen sweating. According to his shadow manager, KK got a cramp in his leg as soon as he got in the car.
After Kk’s death, Om Puri’s ex-wife Nandita Puri wrote, “Shame on West Bengal. Kolkata killed KK. The AC was not working, the singer complained four times. But, there was no solution. There was no first aid. I want a CBI investigation into the incident. The Bengalis should be boycotted till then. ” Madan Mitra, meanwhile, dismissed the claim that the auditorium was overcrowded. “I agree with any of the commissions that there were no irregularities that day,” he said.
We wish to thank the author of this short article for this remarkable web content
KK Daughter: In the emotional post, the father said ‘goodbye’ to KK’s daughter, see that letter
In the history of music, there are not few revolutions caused by technological advances. Whether through a new media format, such as the advent of vinyl records at 33 revolutions per minute, or the invention of new equipment, such as the TB 303, which brought new possibilities to electronic music, new technologies that enable a new experience soundtrack are warmly embraced by the music world. This industry loves news!
A new wave is coming. In a pioneering way in Brazil, parties are receiving an advance in their sound systems that allows the audience to perceive the elements of the music in three dimensions. Each element, by the way, can be controlled in real time by the artist, who decides the position and movement of the sound of a synthesizer, for example, causing a completely new sensation to those who dance. “When we turned off the immersive sound at the end of my show and went back to the traditional stereo system, the difference was huge”, tells us Gui Boratto, who led the first performance using this technology at the Surreal Festival, in Camburiú, in May.
Immersive listening uses Dolby Atmos technology, already present in cinemas and games, and was brought to the events by two experts in the field, André Zebeu and Clement Zular, founders of ANZ Immersive Audio, in São Paulo. The company performed the first show in this format in Latin America (and one of the first in the world), where the artist controls the movement of the music elements in real time.
This Thursday, the 2nd, ANZ will hold its third event, this time at the D-Edge Club and again under the guidance of Gui Boratto. The artist recently remixed his most notable album, Cromophobia, into Dolby Atmos and the result will be on the dance floor.
It’s not just on the dance floor that immersive listening can be enjoyed. The trip can be made through headphones on computers and cell phones. ANZ Immersive Audio itself provides Dolby Atmos recording and mixing services for artists and companies. However, it is in live performances that they take on a worldwide role.
The difference in sound perception in the audience makes immersive listening gain status as a new trend in live performances. The American band Aerosmith has put on sale tickets for a series of shows in Las Vegas using the system and the expectation is that the number of venues and clubs will gradually increase, bringing a new standard to our ears.
To understand how immersive listening caresses our auditory sensitivity, the ANZ team, which also includes Nathalia Zabeu and Paula Chalup, describes us:
“Think about how you perceive the sounds of the world. Imagine yourself walking through a big city… on your left are cars and bicycles; below, a train slows to its destination; the laughing couple in the back walk to the bakery on your right, and you approach the street performers playing their instruments ahead. Your ears are your best space sensors, because they pick up sound coming from all directions, where even vision cannot reach.”
To dance to the sound of Gui Boratto and experience immersive listening, check out today’s party service:
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Moving @ D-Edge Club
Av. Auro Soares de Moura Andrade, 41 – Barra Funda – São Paulo
TRACK 1:
23:59 – 01:30 = COPPOLA
01:30 – 03:30 = RENATO RATIER b2b JUNIOR C
03:30 – 05:30 = GUI BORATTO
05:30 – 08:00 = VLOOKUP ATMOS
LOUNGE:
02:00 – 04:00 = DARICK QUICKLY
02:00 – 06:00 = RAFAEL ROSA
VALUES
1st Ticket Lot = BRL 50 1st Consumption Lot = BRL 140 (Dry batch sold out)
watch 2nd Batch Income = R$60 2nd Batch Consumption = R$150 3rd Batch Income = R$70 3rd Batch Consumption = R$160
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* Valet service at the new club entrance.
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Brazil jumps into immersive listening, the new revolution in sound
In the history of music, there are not few revolutions caused by technological advances. Whether through a new media format, such as the advent of vinyl records at 33 revolutions per minute, or the invention of new equipment, such as the TB 303, which brought new possibilities to electronic music, new technologies that enable a new experience soundtrack are warmly embraced by the music world. This industry loves news!
A new wave is coming. In a pioneering way in Brazil, parties are receiving an advance in their sound systems that allows the audience to perceive the elements of the music in three dimensions. Each element, by the way, can be controlled in real time by the artist, who decides the position and movement of the sound of a synthesizer, for example, causing a completely new sensation to those who dance. “When we turned off the immersive sound at the end of my show and went back to the traditional stereo system, the difference was huge”, tells us Gui Boratto, who led the first performance using this technology at the Surreal Festival, in Camburiú, in May.
Immersive listening uses Dolby Atmos technology, already present in cinemas and games, and was brought to the events by two experts in the field, André Zebeu and Clement Zular, founders of ANZ Immersive Audio, in São Paulo. The company performed the first show in this format in Latin America (and one of the first in the world), where the artist controls the movement of the music elements in real time.
This Thursday, the 2nd, ANZ will hold its third event, this time at the D-Edge Club and again under the guidance of Gui Boratto. The artist recently remixed his most notable album, Cromophobia, into Dolby Atmos and the result will be on the dance floor.
It’s not just on the dance floor that immersive listening can be enjoyed. The trip can be made through headphones on computers and cell phones. ANZ Immersive Audio itself provides Dolby Atmos recording and mixing services for artists and companies. However, it is in live performances that they take on a worldwide role.
The difference in sound perception in the audience makes immersive listening gain status as a new trend in live performances. The American band Aerosmith has put on sale tickets for a series of shows in Las Vegas using the system and the expectation is that the number of venues and clubs will gradually increase, bringing a new standard to our ears.
To understand how immersive listening caresses our auditory sensitivity, the ANZ team, which also includes Nathalia Zabeu and Paula Chalup, describes us:
“Think about how you perceive the sounds of the world. Imagine yourself walking through a big city… on your left are cars and bicycles; below, a train slows to its destination; the laughing couple in the back walk to the bakery on your right, and you approach the street performers playing their instruments ahead. Your ears are your best space sensors, because they pick up sound coming from all directions, where even vision cannot reach.”
To dance to the sound of Gui Boratto and experience immersive listening, check out today’s party service:
Service
Moving @ D-Edge Club
Av. Auro Soares de Moura Andrade, 41 – Barra Funda – São Paulo
TRACK 1:
23:59 – 01:30 = COPPOLA
01:30 – 03:30 = RENATO RATIER b2b JUNIOR C
03:30 – 05:30 = GUI BORATTO
05:30 – 08:00 = VLOOKUP ATMOS
LOUNGE:
02:00 – 04:00 = DARICK QUICKLY
02:00 – 06:00 = RAFAEL ROSA
VALUES
1st Ticket Lot = BRL 50 1st Consumption Lot = BRL 140 (Dry batch sold out)
watch 2nd Batch Income = R$60 2nd Batch Consumption = R$150 3rd Batch Income = R$70 3rd Batch Consumption = R$160
* Indispensable to present the ID at the entrance.
* Valet service at the new club entrance.
We would love to say thanks to the author of this post for this amazing content
Brazil jumps into immersive listening, the new revolution in sound
Journal Reference:
- Constantina Theofanopoulou, Alejandro Andirkó, Cedric Boeckx, Erich D. Jarvis. Oxytocin and vasotocin receptor variation and the evolution of human prosociality. Comprehensive Psychoneuroendocrinology, 2022; 11: 100139 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpnec.2022.100139
In the study, published in the journal Comprehensive Psychoneuroendocrinology, the researchers identified several sites in which modern humans differed from both archaic humans and non-human primates, and others where both modern and archaic humans differed from non-human primates.
“We used an interdisciplinary approach to understand the evolution of hominid prosociality through the lens of the oxytocin and vasotocin receptors, where we combined evidence from modern and archaic genomics, population genetics, transcriptomics, and behavioural and neuroscientific studies, among other methods. These results can shed light on the genetics underlying possible sociality differences identified between modern humans and archaic humans, as well as the similarities between the modern human and bonobo social behaviour,” said first author Constantina Theofanopoulou. This research is part of her doctoral thesis carried out under the co-supervision of Cedric Boeckx, ICREA researcher at the Institute of Complex Systems at the UB (UBICS) and Erich D. Jarvis, professor at Rockefeller University.
Variants unique to modern humans in more than 70% of the population
Considering the evidence on modern human prosociality and on the involvement of the oxytocin and vasotocin genes in social behaviours, the researchers hypothesized that the evolution of these genes might elucidate the genetic basis of the evolution of hominin prosociality. With this aim in mind, the study explored the differences between modern humans, archaic humans and non-human primates in polymorphic heterozygous sites in the human genome — locations where at least two alternative sequences are found in a population. “Past studies that compared the entire modern human genome with the Neanderthal or the chimpanzee genomes have focused on changes that are fixed or nearly fixed in modern humans. This has led to them identifying sites where, for example, all Neanderthals had Adenine (one of the four nucleotides that with guanine, cytosine and thymine form the DNA) and nearly all modern humans (say, 98%) have Guanine. In this study, we searched for differences on locations where, by definition, not all modern humans share the same nucleotide, namely on polymorphic sites, where for example, 70% of the modern human population has Adenine and 30% Cytosine,” adds Theofanopoulou.
The researchers identified five sites in the oxytocin and vasotocin receptors where modern humans are unique in one of their two (or more) variants compared to archaic humans and non-human primates, and which are at the same time found in more than 70% of the modern human population. Next, they conducted functional and frequency analyses to establish whether the variants are relevant. They performed a range of analyses on the five sites and found that some of the variants are highly functional, indicating that they have an effect on the molecular function of the proteins activated by these genes.
The researchers also found that these sites are encountered in genome regions that are active in the brain, particularly in the cingulate gyrus, a brain region involved in social cognition-relevant pathways. Moreover, all these sites have been associated in other studies with a plethora of social behaviours or social deficits, such as autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), aggression, and so on.
These findings may help to explain some of the social differences between modern humans and what we presume to know about the social behaviours of Neanderthals and Denisovans. “For example, they might be relevant to the smaller social groups attributed to Neanderthals and Denisovans or to the decreased modern human androgenization. They might also be relevant to a different social structure, i.e., Neanderthals have been linked to a polygynous social structure and a higher level of male-male competition than most contemporary modern human populations,” says Constantina Theofanopoulou.
Variants present only in modern and archaic humans
The study also found two sites on the oxytocin receptor under a positive selection in modern and archaic humans: that is to say, modern and archaic humans showed a variant that was not present in any other non-human primate. This means that these sites are found in very high percentages in the modern human population (in this case, more than 85%). These same sites have also been associated with a great many social behaviours or deficits, and one of them was predicted to be a highly functional site in their regulation analyses. “The sites that are unique in both us and archaic humans versus non-human primates can elucidate the genetic underpinnings of the progressive social tolerance needed for the intensive cultural transmission of technological innovations (e.g., fire use) in the evolution of humankind, as well as for the reduced aggression indicated by several markers in early hominid evolution, such as the reduction of male canine size and the accelerated demographic success,” adds Theofanopoulou.
Convergent sites with bonobos
Lastly, the researchers found three sites where modern humans and bonobos, a primate species that shows convergence of prosocial behaviours with humans, have the same nucleotide. “The convergent sites in modern humans and bonobos could be insightful for understanding the posited similarities in prosociality, social tolerance and cooperation between us and bonobos, and the differences of both compared to chimpanzees. For example, bonobos outperform chimpanzees on tasks relevant to social causality or theory of mind and are more attentive to the face and eyes, suggestive of higher empathic sensitivity,” notes the researcher.
All the sites identified in this study have also been independently associated with disorders that include social deficits, such as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). “Understanding developmental disorders through evolutionary lenses can aid into us achieving what we call an evo-devo (evolutionary and developmental biology) understanding of these disorders. If indeed “ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny,” then deciphering our evolutionary trajectory may shed light to new genetic spots for clinical research that might, in turn, lead to earlier disorder diagnosis,” highlights Constantina Theofanopoulou.
Future research in larger sample sizes
The next step in this research would be to test these results in larger sample sizes. This objective, as Theofanopoulou says, “is easier” to achieve in non-human primates such as chimpanzees and bonobos, but “is more difficult in the case of Neanderthals or Denisovans,” since obtaining access to more archaic genomes depends on archaeological finds, among other factors. “Another step is to widen the scope of the research and include more genes of the oxytocin pathway, or other genes highlighted in human evolution, such as dopamine,” concludes the researcher.
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What oxytocin can tell us about the evolution of human prosociality
Journal Reference:
- Constantina Theofanopoulou, Alejandro Andirkó, Cedric Boeckx, Erich D. Jarvis. Oxytocin and vasotocin receptor variation and the evolution of human prosociality. Comprehensive Psychoneuroendocrinology, 2022; 11: 100139 DOI: 10.1016/j.cpnec.2022.100139
In the study, published in the journal Comprehensive Psychoneuroendocrinology, the researchers identified several sites in which modern humans differed from both archaic humans and non-human primates, and others where both modern and archaic humans differed from non-human primates.
“We used an interdisciplinary approach to understand the evolution of hominid prosociality through the lens of the oxytocin and vasotocin receptors, where we combined evidence from modern and archaic genomics, population genetics, transcriptomics, and behavioural and neuroscientific studies, among other methods. These results can shed light on the genetics underlying possible sociality differences identified between modern humans and archaic humans, as well as the similarities between the modern human and bonobo social behaviour,” said first author Constantina Theofanopoulou. This research is part of her doctoral thesis carried out under the co-supervision of Cedric Boeckx, ICREA researcher at the Institute of Complex Systems at the UB (UBICS) and Erich D. Jarvis, professor at Rockefeller University.
Variants unique to modern humans in more than 70% of the population
Considering the evidence on modern human prosociality and on the involvement of the oxytocin and vasotocin genes in social behaviours, the researchers hypothesized that the evolution of these genes might elucidate the genetic basis of the evolution of hominin prosociality. With this aim in mind, the study explored the differences between modern humans, archaic humans and non-human primates in polymorphic heterozygous sites in the human genome — locations where at least two alternative sequences are found in a population. “Past studies that compared the entire modern human genome with the Neanderthal or the chimpanzee genomes have focused on changes that are fixed or nearly fixed in modern humans. This has led to them identifying sites where, for example, all Neanderthals had Adenine (one of the four nucleotides that with guanine, cytosine and thymine form the DNA) and nearly all modern humans (say, 98%) have Guanine. In this study, we searched for differences on locations where, by definition, not all modern humans share the same nucleotide, namely on polymorphic sites, where for example, 70% of the modern human population has Adenine and 30% Cytosine,” adds Theofanopoulou.
The researchers identified five sites in the oxytocin and vasotocin receptors where modern humans are unique in one of their two (or more) variants compared to archaic humans and non-human primates, and which are at the same time found in more than 70% of the modern human population. Next, they conducted functional and frequency analyses to establish whether the variants are relevant. They performed a range of analyses on the five sites and found that some of the variants are highly functional, indicating that they have an effect on the molecular function of the proteins activated by these genes.
The researchers also found that these sites are encountered in genome regions that are active in the brain, particularly in the cingulate gyrus, a brain region involved in social cognition-relevant pathways. Moreover, all these sites have been associated in other studies with a plethora of social behaviours or social deficits, such as autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), aggression, and so on.
These findings may help to explain some of the social differences between modern humans and what we presume to know about the social behaviours of Neanderthals and Denisovans. “For example, they might be relevant to the smaller social groups attributed to Neanderthals and Denisovans or to the decreased modern human androgenization. They might also be relevant to a different social structure, i.e., Neanderthals have been linked to a polygynous social structure and a higher level of male-male competition than most contemporary modern human populations,” says Constantina Theofanopoulou.
Variants present only in modern and archaic humans
The study also found two sites on the oxytocin receptor under a positive selection in modern and archaic humans: that is to say, modern and archaic humans showed a variant that was not present in any other non-human primate. This means that these sites are found in very high percentages in the modern human population (in this case, more than 85%). These same sites have also been associated with a great many social behaviours or deficits, and one of them was predicted to be a highly functional site in their regulation analyses. “The sites that are unique in both us and archaic humans versus non-human primates can elucidate the genetic underpinnings of the progressive social tolerance needed for the intensive cultural transmission of technological innovations (e.g., fire use) in the evolution of humankind, as well as for the reduced aggression indicated by several markers in early hominid evolution, such as the reduction of male canine size and the accelerated demographic success,” adds Theofanopoulou.
Convergent sites with bonobos
Lastly, the researchers found three sites where modern humans and bonobos, a primate species that shows convergence of prosocial behaviours with humans, have the same nucleotide. “The convergent sites in modern humans and bonobos could be insightful for understanding the posited similarities in prosociality, social tolerance and cooperation between us and bonobos, and the differences of both compared to chimpanzees. For example, bonobos outperform chimpanzees on tasks relevant to social causality or theory of mind and are more attentive to the face and eyes, suggestive of higher empathic sensitivity,” notes the researcher.
All the sites identified in this study have also been independently associated with disorders that include social deficits, such as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). “Understanding developmental disorders through evolutionary lenses can aid into us achieving what we call an evo-devo (evolutionary and developmental biology) understanding of these disorders. If indeed “ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny,” then deciphering our evolutionary trajectory may shed light to new genetic spots for clinical research that might, in turn, lead to earlier disorder diagnosis,” highlights Constantina Theofanopoulou.
Future research in larger sample sizes
The next step in this research would be to test these results in larger sample sizes. This objective, as Theofanopoulou says, “is easier” to achieve in non-human primates such as chimpanzees and bonobos, but “is more difficult in the case of Neanderthals or Denisovans,” since obtaining access to more archaic genomes depends on archaeological finds, among other factors. “Another step is to widen the scope of the research and include more genes of the oxytocin pathway, or other genes highlighted in human evolution, such as dopamine,” concludes the researcher.
We would love to say thanks to the author of this short article for this outstanding material
What oxytocin can tell us about the evolution of human prosociality