O:9:"MagpieRSS":24:{s:6:"parser";i:0;s:12:"current_item";a:0:{}s:5:"items";a:10:{i:0;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:78:"Scientists develop fully solar-driven autonomous chemical mini-plant ? NovLink";s:4:"link";s:96:"https://movs.world/scientists-develop-fully-solar-driven-autonomous-chemical-mini-plant-novlink/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:6:"skunky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 09:33:51 +0000";s:8:"category";s:21:"Health & Science News";s:4:"guid";s:96:"https://movs.world/scientists-develop-fully-solar-driven-autonomous-chemical-mini-plant-novlink/";s:11:"description";s:730:"Journal Reference: Tom M. Masson, Stefan D. A. Zondag, Koen P. L. Kuijpers, Dario Cambié, Michael G. Debije, Timothy Noel. Development of an off?grid solar?powered autonomous chemical mini?plant for producing fine chemicals. ChemSusChem, 2021; DOI: 10.1002/cssc.202102011 The new system, which is capable of synthesising drugs and other chemicals in economically relevant volumes, ?shines in isolated ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:7118:"
Journal Reference:
Tom M. Masson, Stefan D. A. Zondag, Koen P. L. Kuijpers, Dario Cambié, Michael G. Debije, Timothy Noel. Development of an off?grid solar?powered autonomous chemical mini?plant for producing fine chemicals. ChemSusChem, 2021; DOI: 10.1002/cssc.202102011
The new system, which is capable of synthesising drugs and other chemicals in economically relevant volumes, ?shines in isolated environments and allows for the decentralisation of the production of fine chemicals,? according to Professor Noël. ?The mini-plant is based on the concept of photochemistry, using sunlight to directly ?power? the chemical synthesis. We employ a photocatalyst, a chemical species that drives the synthesis when illuminated,? Noël continues. ?Normally powerful LEDs or other lighting equipment are used for the illumination, but we choose to use sunlight. For starters, this renders the synthesis fully sustainable. But it also enables stand-alone operation in remote locations. Our dream is to see our system used at a base on the Moon or on Mars, where self-sustaining systems are needed to provide energy, food and medicine. Our mini-plant could contribute to this in a fully autonomous, independent way.?
A solar-driven flow reactor
Development of the mini-plant started around five years ago when the Noël research group ? at the time based at Eindhoven University of Technology -developed a ?solar concentrator?. This is essentially a sheet of transparent plastic with micrometre-sized channels in which the chemical synthesis takes place. By adding dedicated dyes, the researchers developed the plastic into a solar guide and luminescent convertor. It captures sunlight and directs it towards the channels, while converting a substantial part of the light into red photons that drive the chemical conversion.
The next step was to turn the concentrator into a fully operational flow reactor. ?This means we pump a reaction mixture of starting materials and photocatalyst through the sunlit channels,? says Noël. ?The desired chemical conversion takes places in these channels so that they are, in fact, our alternative to the traditional chemical synthesis flasks or vessels.? Noël goes on to explain that even though the channels are quite tiny, such a ?flow reactor? can produce quite relevant outputs since it operates from sunrise to sunset in a continuous manner. ?What?s more,? he adds, ?the use of channels allows for a far more effective coupling between light and chemistry than is possible when using traditional flask reactors.?
Maximum efficiency
The Noël research group had already demonstrated the solar flow reactor concept by synthesising a range of medicinally relevant molecules, albeit on a laboratory scale in a controlled environment. Now, in their recent paper in ChemSusChem, they describe how they developed a viable, optimally effective autonomous photosynthesis system and employed it in field tests. They also provide an outlook on aspects such as application potential and economic performance.
The prototype solar flow reactor now covers an area of about 0.25 square metres. To make it fully autonomous, the researchers equipped it with a solar cell that provides the power for auxiliaries such as pumps and the control system. This solar cell is placed behind the flow reactor in a stacked configuration that ensures maximum efficiency per square centimetre, according to Noël. ?The more energetic wavelengths are used in the reactor to drive the photocatalyst. The remaining photons with wavelengths of 600-1100 nm are converted to electricity to drive the auxiliaries.?
Worldwide application potential
The fully autonomous prototype also employs a responsive control system that can optimise the chemical conversion at various light intensities. ?When a cloud covers the sun the chemical conversion would normally decrease very rapidly,? Noël says. ?Our system is able to make the necessary adjustments in real time. Field tests confirmed that it is able to churn out chemicals at a constant rate even on days that are a mixture of sunny and cloudy.? The tests were carried out in the Netherlands. To get an impression of the global deployment possibilities, comparisons were made using solar data at locations in Norway (North Cape), Spain (Almeria) and Australia (Townsville). Noël: ?Even at the North Cape, with relatively little sun power, we estimate satisfactory production figures.?
The researchers also compared the performance of the prototype system with production figures for the well-known photochemical synthesis of rose oxide. This product for the perfume industry is industrially produced by photochemical means because it is cleaner and more efficient than traditional chemical synthesis. The researchers calculated that a surprisingly small surface area would be required for their system to meet current annual demand ? just 150 m2 would suffice. Noël: ?That?s just one factory roof full of our mini-plants! The system cost would be similar to current commercial photosynthesis systems. But we only need solar energy so there are no energy expenditures. So this really could be a sustainable strategy for future production of chemicals such as rose oxide or pharmaceuticals.?
Have the walls make chemicals
Noël believes that his group?s research refutes any scepticism about the potential of solar-powered chemical technology: ?We demonstrate that there are opportunities for solar-driven chemical production even here in the Netherlands. You don?t have to go to Qatar!? What?s more, the system lends itself to application in unexpected locations. ?You could even cover the facade of a building. Of course the output would then be smaller than when the system is placed at an optimal angle to the sun. But it certainly is possible ? and how cool would it be to have the walls make chemicals!?
";}s:7:"summary";s:730:"Journal Reference: Tom M. Masson, Stefan D. A. Zondag, Koen P. L. Kuijpers, Dario Cambié, Michael G. Debije, Timothy Noel. Development of an off?grid solar?powered autonomous chemical mini?plant for producing fine chemicals. ChemSusChem, 2021; DOI: 10.1002/cssc.202102011 The new system, which is capable of synthesising drugs and other chemicals in economically relevant volumes, ?shines in isolated ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:7118:"
Journal Reference:
Tom M. Masson, Stefan D. A. Zondag, Koen P. L. Kuijpers, Dario Cambié, Michael G. Debije, Timothy Noel. Development of an off?grid solar?powered autonomous chemical mini?plant for producing fine chemicals. ChemSusChem, 2021; DOI: 10.1002/cssc.202102011
The new system, which is capable of synthesising drugs and other chemicals in economically relevant volumes, ?shines in isolated environments and allows for the decentralisation of the production of fine chemicals,? according to Professor Noël. ?The mini-plant is based on the concept of photochemistry, using sunlight to directly ?power? the chemical synthesis. We employ a photocatalyst, a chemical species that drives the synthesis when illuminated,? Noël continues. ?Normally powerful LEDs or other lighting equipment are used for the illumination, but we choose to use sunlight. For starters, this renders the synthesis fully sustainable. But it also enables stand-alone operation in remote locations. Our dream is to see our system used at a base on the Moon or on Mars, where self-sustaining systems are needed to provide energy, food and medicine. Our mini-plant could contribute to this in a fully autonomous, independent way.?
A solar-driven flow reactor
Development of the mini-plant started around five years ago when the Noël research group ? at the time based at Eindhoven University of Technology -developed a ?solar concentrator?. This is essentially a sheet of transparent plastic with micrometre-sized channels in which the chemical synthesis takes place. By adding dedicated dyes, the researchers developed the plastic into a solar guide and luminescent convertor. It captures sunlight and directs it towards the channels, while converting a substantial part of the light into red photons that drive the chemical conversion.
The next step was to turn the concentrator into a fully operational flow reactor. ?This means we pump a reaction mixture of starting materials and photocatalyst through the sunlit channels,? says Noël. ?The desired chemical conversion takes places in these channels so that they are, in fact, our alternative to the traditional chemical synthesis flasks or vessels.? Noël goes on to explain that even though the channels are quite tiny, such a ?flow reactor? can produce quite relevant outputs since it operates from sunrise to sunset in a continuous manner. ?What?s more,? he adds, ?the use of channels allows for a far more effective coupling between light and chemistry than is possible when using traditional flask reactors.?
Maximum efficiency
The Noël research group had already demonstrated the solar flow reactor concept by synthesising a range of medicinally relevant molecules, albeit on a laboratory scale in a controlled environment. Now, in their recent paper in ChemSusChem, they describe how they developed a viable, optimally effective autonomous photosynthesis system and employed it in field tests. They also provide an outlook on aspects such as application potential and economic performance.
The prototype solar flow reactor now covers an area of about 0.25 square metres. To make it fully autonomous, the researchers equipped it with a solar cell that provides the power for auxiliaries such as pumps and the control system. This solar cell is placed behind the flow reactor in a stacked configuration that ensures maximum efficiency per square centimetre, according to Noël. ?The more energetic wavelengths are used in the reactor to drive the photocatalyst. The remaining photons with wavelengths of 600-1100 nm are converted to electricity to drive the auxiliaries.?
Worldwide application potential
The fully autonomous prototype also employs a responsive control system that can optimise the chemical conversion at various light intensities. ?When a cloud covers the sun the chemical conversion would normally decrease very rapidly,? Noël says. ?Our system is able to make the necessary adjustments in real time. Field tests confirmed that it is able to churn out chemicals at a constant rate even on days that are a mixture of sunny and cloudy.? The tests were carried out in the Netherlands. To get an impression of the global deployment possibilities, comparisons were made using solar data at locations in Norway (North Cape), Spain (Almeria) and Australia (Townsville). Noël: ?Even at the North Cape, with relatively little sun power, we estimate satisfactory production figures.?
The researchers also compared the performance of the prototype system with production figures for the well-known photochemical synthesis of rose oxide. This product for the perfume industry is industrially produced by photochemical means because it is cleaner and more efficient than traditional chemical synthesis. The researchers calculated that a surprisingly small surface area would be required for their system to meet current annual demand ? just 150 m2 would suffice. Noël: ?That?s just one factory roof full of our mini-plants! The system cost would be similar to current commercial photosynthesis systems. But we only need solar energy so there are no energy expenditures. So this really could be a sustainable strategy for future production of chemicals such as rose oxide or pharmaceuticals.?
Have the walls make chemicals
Noël believes that his group?s research refutes any scepticism about the potential of solar-powered chemical technology: ?We demonstrate that there are opportunities for solar-driven chemical production even here in the Netherlands. You don?t have to go to Qatar!? What?s more, the system lends itself to application in unexpected locations. ?You could even cover the facade of a building. Of course the output would then be smaller than when the system is placed at an optimal angle to the sun. But it certainly is possible ? and how cool would it be to have the walls make chemicals!?
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634549631;}i:1;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:87:"?With the switch to electric, the car will become a rarer and more expensive commodity?";s:4:"link";s:104:"https://movs.world/with-the-switch-to-electric-the-car-will-become-a-rarer-and-more-expensive-commodity/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 09:28:06 +0000";s:8:"category";s:46:"PlanetcarcommodityelectricexpensiverarerSwitch";s:4:"guid";s:104:"https://movs.world/with-the-switch-to-electric-the-car-will-become-a-rarer-and-more-expensive-commodity/";s:11:"description";s:733:"Zoe electric assembly line, at the Renault plant in Flins-sur-Seine (Yvelines), May 6, 2020. MARTIN BUREAU / AFP Pertes & profits. As in 1995. The car market in Europe has returned to the sales it recorded more than twenty-five years ago. According to statistics released Friday, October 15, by the Association of European Automobile Manufacturers, ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:3948:"
Zoe electric assembly line, at the Renault plant in Flins-sur-Seine (Yvelines), May 6, 2020. MARTIN BUREAU / AFP
Pertes & profits. As in 1995. The car market in Europe has returned to the sales it recorded more than twenty-five years ago. According to statistics released Friday, October 15, by the Association of European Automobile Manufacturers, car sales in September fell by more than 23% compared to the same period in 2020. The manager, this time, is no longer the health crisis, which put the chains on hold in the spring of 2000, but the shortage of electronic chips. This should not be absorbed for a year, which does not bode well for the profession.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Despite a crisis in European market, Toyota does better than resist
Here is an experiment of decrease carried out in vivo, and which should contribute to reduce the share of the car, and thus its pollution. But it leads to paradoxical results. Faced with this collapse in sales, which should bring manufacturers to their knees, the reverse is currently happening. They have never made so much money! In its first half, the Franco-Italian Stellantis (Fiat Chrysler-PSA) posted nearly 6 billion euros in operating profit, the German Volkswagen, 11 billion euros. They who were satisfied with profit margins of 5% to 7% in very good years have exploded the 10% mark, previously the sole prerogative of luxury brands.
Power is back in the hands of industrialists
How to explain such a big difference? First, because, due to a supply much lower than customer demand, power has returned to the hands of industrialists. No more unbeatable promotions to sell stocks, and hello price increases. For once, companies have succeeded in passing on the increased cost of their raw materials to the customer. Then they prioritized their most profitable models. Peugeot has worked hard on its 3008 models sold for more than 35,000 euros, and whose margin per product blithely exceeds the famous 10%. Finally, manufacturers have massively cut costs, reducing production, and even closing factories. Opel’s in Eisenach (Thuringia, central Germany) will not reopen before 2022.
Read also Shortage of microchips: the European car market collapses in September
Of course, the semiconductor crisis will have an end. The capacities being installed should relax this market towards the end of 2022. But this story, very cyclical, looks like a trial run of what awaits the industry, with the violent switch to electric. This costs a lot of money in investment, Stellantis will commit 30 billion by 2025, Volkswagen more than 60 billion by 2030, to open battery factories and release new models.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:733:"Zoe electric assembly line, at the Renault plant in Flins-sur-Seine (Yvelines), May 6, 2020. MARTIN BUREAU / AFP Pertes & profits. As in 1995. The car market in Europe has returned to the sales it recorded more than twenty-five years ago. According to statistics released Friday, October 15, by the Association of European Automobile Manufacturers, ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:3948:"
Zoe electric assembly line, at the Renault plant in Flins-sur-Seine (Yvelines), May 6, 2020. MARTIN BUREAU / AFP
Pertes & profits. As in 1995. The car market in Europe has returned to the sales it recorded more than twenty-five years ago. According to statistics released Friday, October 15, by the Association of European Automobile Manufacturers, car sales in September fell by more than 23% compared to the same period in 2020. The manager, this time, is no longer the health crisis, which put the chains on hold in the spring of 2000, but the shortage of electronic chips. This should not be absorbed for a year, which does not bode well for the profession.
Read also Article reserved for our subscribers Despite a crisis in European market, Toyota does better than resist
Here is an experiment of decrease carried out in vivo, and which should contribute to reduce the share of the car, and thus its pollution. But it leads to paradoxical results. Faced with this collapse in sales, which should bring manufacturers to their knees, the reverse is currently happening. They have never made so much money! In its first half, the Franco-Italian Stellantis (Fiat Chrysler-PSA) posted nearly 6 billion euros in operating profit, the German Volkswagen, 11 billion euros. They who were satisfied with profit margins of 5% to 7% in very good years have exploded the 10% mark, previously the sole prerogative of luxury brands.
Power is back in the hands of industrialists
How to explain such a big difference? First, because, due to a supply much lower than customer demand, power has returned to the hands of industrialists. No more unbeatable promotions to sell stocks, and hello price increases. For once, companies have succeeded in passing on the increased cost of their raw materials to the customer. Then they prioritized their most profitable models. Peugeot has worked hard on its 3008 models sold for more than 35,000 euros, and whose margin per product blithely exceeds the famous 10%. Finally, manufacturers have massively cut costs, reducing production, and even closing factories. Opel’s in Eisenach (Thuringia, central Germany) will not reopen before 2022.
Read also Shortage of microchips: the European car market collapses in September
Of course, the semiconductor crisis will have an end. The capacities being installed should relax this market towards the end of 2022. But this story, very cyclical, looks like a trial run of what awaits the industry, with the violent switch to electric. This costs a lot of money in investment, Stellantis will commit 30 billion by 2025, Volkswagen more than 60 billion by 2030, to open battery factories and release new models.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634549286;}i:2;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:63:"a creation of lyrical art that disappears from aesthetic radars";s:4:"link";s:83:"https://movs.world/a-creation-of-lyrical-art-that-disappears-from-aesthetic-radars/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 09:24:57 +0000";s:8:"category";s:50:"CultureaestheticartCreationdisappearslyricalRadars";s:4:"guid";s:83:"https://movs.world/a-creation-of-lyrical-art-that-disappears-from-aesthetic-radars/";s:11:"description";s:592:"?At the heart of the ocean?, at the Théâtre de l’Athénée, in Paris, on October 13, 2021. ATHENEA THEATER In contemporary music, it is very rare for two composers to sign the same score. This was the case, at the turning point of the years 1990-2000, of the German Helmut Oehring and his partner Iris ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4087:"
?At the heart of the ocean?, at the Théâtre de l’Athénée, in Paris, on October 13, 2021. ATHENEA THEATER
In contemporary music, it is very rare for two composers to sign the same score. This was the case, at the turning point of the years 1990-2000, of the German Helmut Oehring and his partner Iris ter Schiphorst, but this practice remains exceptional. We are therefore surprised to see two names – Frédéric Blondy and Arthur Lavandier – respond to the music ofIn the heart of the ocean, premiered on October 15 at the Théâtre de l’Athénée in Paris.
The first, a multi-instrumentalist inclined to multidisciplinarity, has a taste for extraordinary expression. The second, a 34-year-old composer already author of three operas, is also a follower of projects that move the lines, since he regularly collaborates with the unclassifiable ensemble Le Balcon, which precisely ensures the orchestral contribution, sometimes enhanced by electronics, of the new work.
We therefore expect the unheard of and, in this regard, we will not be disappointed. Presented by the Lille Opera Hors les Murs in partnership with La Muse en Circuit (national center for musical creation), In the heart of the ocean is akin to an essay of scenic art, rather than lyrical, which mixes fairground theater, cutting-edge video and experimental music, for ninety minutes of unequal interest.
Halory Goerger’s catch-all booklet – which also signs a staging devoid of a guiding line – tells the unlikely story of six people hired by an oligarch to found the first marine colony in unspecified abyss and operate a “Precious deposit”.
Decibel race
If English is the majority, German and French also serve as a launching pad for a voice of astonishing richness. Like Audrey Chen (the biologist), whose song seems to multiply incantations of Inuit origin, Han Buhrs (the oceanographer), with a literally ?guttu-rale? palette, and Ute Wassermann ( the geologist), which makes her mouth the equivalent of a concrete music studio, all the characters in the plot (the captain of Claire Bergerault, the entrepreneur of Alex Nowitz and the diver of Isabelle Duthoit) have a real voice signature. Eloquent and disturbing by its sprawling nature.
An abundant score, but limited from a dramatic point of view, the vocal solos and duets succeeding each other like numbers
The same goes for the members of the Balcony gathered in an obviously navy pit, but not only through the costumes (pompom hats, white sweaters striped with blue). The slow descent of the probe which takes the crew to the depths, far from any human landmark, is accompanied by truly suggestive music. Then, it is the creation itself which seems to disappear from the aesthetic radars. A good point for this collective of borderline artists, which relies on improvisation, with the admirable commitment of Le Balcon and its conductor, Maxime Pascal.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:592:"?At the heart of the ocean?, at the Théâtre de l’Athénée, in Paris, on October 13, 2021. ATHENEA THEATER In contemporary music, it is very rare for two composers to sign the same score. This was the case, at the turning point of the years 1990-2000, of the German Helmut Oehring and his partner Iris ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4087:"
?At the heart of the ocean?, at the Théâtre de l’Athénée, in Paris, on October 13, 2021. ATHENEA THEATER
In contemporary music, it is very rare for two composers to sign the same score. This was the case, at the turning point of the years 1990-2000, of the German Helmut Oehring and his partner Iris ter Schiphorst, but this practice remains exceptional. We are therefore surprised to see two names – Frédéric Blondy and Arthur Lavandier – respond to the music ofIn the heart of the ocean, premiered on October 15 at the Théâtre de l’Athénée in Paris.
The first, a multi-instrumentalist inclined to multidisciplinarity, has a taste for extraordinary expression. The second, a 34-year-old composer already author of three operas, is also a follower of projects that move the lines, since he regularly collaborates with the unclassifiable ensemble Le Balcon, which precisely ensures the orchestral contribution, sometimes enhanced by electronics, of the new work.
We therefore expect the unheard of and, in this regard, we will not be disappointed. Presented by the Lille Opera Hors les Murs in partnership with La Muse en Circuit (national center for musical creation), In the heart of the ocean is akin to an essay of scenic art, rather than lyrical, which mixes fairground theater, cutting-edge video and experimental music, for ninety minutes of unequal interest.
Halory Goerger’s catch-all booklet – which also signs a staging devoid of a guiding line – tells the unlikely story of six people hired by an oligarch to found the first marine colony in unspecified abyss and operate a “Precious deposit”.
Decibel race
If English is the majority, German and French also serve as a launching pad for a voice of astonishing richness. Like Audrey Chen (the biologist), whose song seems to multiply incantations of Inuit origin, Han Buhrs (the oceanographer), with a literally ?guttu-rale? palette, and Ute Wassermann ( the geologist), which makes her mouth the equivalent of a concrete music studio, all the characters in the plot (the captain of Claire Bergerault, the entrepreneur of Alex Nowitz and the diver of Isabelle Duthoit) have a real voice signature. Eloquent and disturbing by its sprawling nature.
An abundant score, but limited from a dramatic point of view, the vocal solos and duets succeeding each other like numbers
The same goes for the members of the Balcony gathered in an obviously navy pit, but not only through the costumes (pompom hats, white sweaters striped with blue). The slow descent of the probe which takes the crew to the depths, far from any human landmark, is accompanied by truly suggestive music. Then, it is the creation itself which seems to disappear from the aesthetic radars. A good point for this collective of borderline artists, which relies on improvisation, with the admirable commitment of Le Balcon and its conductor, Maxime Pascal.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634549097;}i:3;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:102:"Jacek Kubrak, President of PCI: Podkarpacie is a field of aviation and space technologies [Space24 TV]";s:4:"link";s:118:"https://movs.world/jacek-kubrak-president-of-pci-podkarpacie-is-a-field-of-aviation-and-space-technologies-space24-tv/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 09:20:47 +0000";s:8:"category";s:190:"SpaceAviationESA BICESA BIC PolskafieldinnovationJacekJacek KubrakKubrakPCIPodkarpaciePodkarpackie Innovation CenterPresidentRzeszow University of Technologyspace industrySpace24technologies";s:4:"guid";s:118:"https://movs.world/jacek-kubrak-president-of-pci-podkarpacie-is-a-field-of-aviation-and-space-technologies-space24-tv/";s:11:"description";s:767:"“Podkarpacie has become a field of technology in three dimensions – […] aviation, automotive industry and in the IT dimension “- indicated the president of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center, Jacek Kubrak, in a statement for Space24.pl during the September Economic Forum in Karpacz. The head of PCI was one of the participants of a discussion ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:5080:"
“Podkarpacie has become a field of technology in three dimensions – […] aviation, automotive industry and in the IT dimension “- indicated the president of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center, Jacek Kubrak, in a statement for Space24.pl during the September Economic Forum in Karpacz. The head of PCI was one of the participants of a discussion panel devoted entirely to the subject of the space industry. “RIS, or the Regional Intelligent Specialization of our voivodeship, is aviation and cosmonautics” – noted the president of Kubrak, referring to the technological and organizational values ??of the Podkarpacie region in the area of ??the space industry. Further, the topics of the development of innovation in this voivodeship and plans of local involvement in sectoral activities, and even in space exploration itself, in the coming years were also discussed.
?We have some kind of tradition in building large, complex industrial structures consisting of […] companies that are able to create unique value chains, delivering at the end something that is a semi-finished product “- said the president of PCI, Jacek Kubrak, at the beginning of a conversation at the Space24 studio, during the Economic Forum in Karpacz (September 7-9, 2021) . One of the sessions held as part of this event was the space panel, which was also attended by the head of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center.
During the conversation in the studio, Jacek Kubrak commented on more broadly, inter alia, to one of the main challenges facing the Polish space sector today – the shortage of human capital and skilled engineering workers. In addition to drawing attention to the still relatively short history of dynamic development of this market segment in Poland (associated with the accession to the European Space Agency – in 2012), the president of PCI also emphasized the role of specific requirements of such advanced technical activities.
Investments in the space industry require large capital expenditures – it is not a simple investment “in an app” that will be sold and multiplied.
Investing […] in the hardware and software industry, such as the space industry, requires an appropriate approach and this approach [w Polsce] is just taking shape.
The President of Kubrak noted that the situation in terms of the influx of qualified employees to the market could improve with the strengthening of the position of Polish space companies, increasing the number of university technology majors and launching appropriate support mechanisms. The head of PCI distinguished at this point the expected start of the ESA BIC incubator, which is to operate in Podkarpacie to facilitate the start of seed companies on the space market.
Regarding the obligations of universities towards the space economy, the president of Kubrak referred to the example of the Rzeszów University of Technology, which saw the need to create directions strictly related to space engineering. He also emphasized that such action should be national and common at technical universities.
Another method of increasing the availability of human resources indicated by the head of PCI is to use the experience and resources of the aviation sector, which has a particularly rich tradition and achievements in Podkarpacie. “We hope that we will soon transform competences in other areas in which Podkarpacie has shown that it can [dzia?a?]”- he pointed.
At the end of the conversation, the president of PCI spoke successively about the projects carried out by and with the participation of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center. Here was a reference, among others to plans to launch three nanosatellites in the near future, which are to be able to conduct various types of experiments and send data to Earth.
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";}s:7:"summary";s:767:"“Podkarpacie has become a field of technology in three dimensions – […] aviation, automotive industry and in the IT dimension “- indicated the president of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center, Jacek Kubrak, in a statement for Space24.pl during the September Economic Forum in Karpacz. The head of PCI was one of the participants of a discussion ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:5080:"
“Podkarpacie has become a field of technology in three dimensions – […] aviation, automotive industry and in the IT dimension “- indicated the president of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center, Jacek Kubrak, in a statement for Space24.pl during the September Economic Forum in Karpacz. The head of PCI was one of the participants of a discussion panel devoted entirely to the subject of the space industry. “RIS, or the Regional Intelligent Specialization of our voivodeship, is aviation and cosmonautics” – noted the president of Kubrak, referring to the technological and organizational values ??of the Podkarpacie region in the area of ??the space industry. Further, the topics of the development of innovation in this voivodeship and plans of local involvement in sectoral activities, and even in space exploration itself, in the coming years were also discussed.
?We have some kind of tradition in building large, complex industrial structures consisting of […] companies that are able to create unique value chains, delivering at the end something that is a semi-finished product “- said the president of PCI, Jacek Kubrak, at the beginning of a conversation at the Space24 studio, during the Economic Forum in Karpacz (September 7-9, 2021) . One of the sessions held as part of this event was the space panel, which was also attended by the head of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center.
During the conversation in the studio, Jacek Kubrak commented on more broadly, inter alia, to one of the main challenges facing the Polish space sector today – the shortage of human capital and skilled engineering workers. In addition to drawing attention to the still relatively short history of dynamic development of this market segment in Poland (associated with the accession to the European Space Agency – in 2012), the president of PCI also emphasized the role of specific requirements of such advanced technical activities.
Investments in the space industry require large capital expenditures – it is not a simple investment “in an app” that will be sold and multiplied.
Investing […] in the hardware and software industry, such as the space industry, requires an appropriate approach and this approach [w Polsce] is just taking shape.
The President of Kubrak noted that the situation in terms of the influx of qualified employees to the market could improve with the strengthening of the position of Polish space companies, increasing the number of university technology majors and launching appropriate support mechanisms. The head of PCI distinguished at this point the expected start of the ESA BIC incubator, which is to operate in Podkarpacie to facilitate the start of seed companies on the space market.
Regarding the obligations of universities towards the space economy, the president of Kubrak referred to the example of the Rzeszów University of Technology, which saw the need to create directions strictly related to space engineering. He also emphasized that such action should be national and common at technical universities.
Another method of increasing the availability of human resources indicated by the head of PCI is to use the experience and resources of the aviation sector, which has a particularly rich tradition and achievements in Podkarpacie. “We hope that we will soon transform competences in other areas in which Podkarpacie has shown that it can [dzia?a?]”- he pointed.
At the end of the conversation, the president of PCI spoke successively about the projects carried out by and with the participation of the Podkarpackie Innovation Center. Here was a reference, among others to plans to launch three nanosatellites in the near future, which are to be able to conduct various types of experiments and send data to Earth.
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634548847;}i:4;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:36:"Turkey?s strategy to win in Ethiopia";s:4:"link";s:55:"https://movs.world/turkeys-strategy-to-win-in-ethiopia/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 09:19:47 +0000";s:8:"category";s:39:"InternationalEthiopiastrategyTurkeyswin";s:4:"guid";s:55:"https://movs.world/turkeys-strategy-to-win-in-ethiopia/";s:11:"description";s:574:"Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Addis Ababa on October 4, 2021. TIKSA NEGERI / REUTERS When Ethiopian police stormed the gates of Addis Ababa’s Intellectual School on the morning of August 10, Aslan (first name changed), one of the teachers, first thought of a “Umpteenth attempt at intimidation”. But the tone suffered no objection ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4033:"
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Addis Ababa on October 4, 2021. TIKSA NEGERI / REUTERS
When Ethiopian police stormed the gates of Addis Ababa’s Intellectual School on the morning of August 10, Aslan (first name changed), one of the teachers, first thought of a “Umpteenth attempt at intimidation”. But the tone suffered no objection that day. “Go away right away!”, ordered the federal police officers, weapons in hand, the school is now under our responsibility. “ In one day, the Ethiopian authorities suspended the activities of the Intellectual School and ten other establishments affiliated with the Hizmet movement: the vast educational and humanitarian network of Turkish preacher Fethullah Gülen no longer has any schools in Ethiopia.
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This former ally of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has become the sworn enemy of the Turkish president, is accused of having fomented the attempted coup of July 15, 2016 in Turkey. Since then, the Turkish authorities have sought by all means to dismantle the Hizmet network in the world. In Ethiopia, it will have taken a little over two years. After their seizure, the eleven establishments were transferred to the Maarif Foundation, set up by Ankara to replace the brotherhood of Fethullah Gülen.
A week later, on August 18, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed visited the Turkish capital. Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomed the transfer of establishments and thanked his counterpart for his “Fight against terrorism”. The two men took the opportunity to sign an important military cooperation agreement, details of which have not been made public.
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Aslan sees these early dates as a sign of a broader understanding between Addis Ababa and Ankara. “The child of the Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister was educated in our establishment and overnight the government calls us a terrorist organization, he wonders. This shows that there was more on the negotiating table. “
Several diplomatic sources mentionthe existence of a contract for the delivery of drones to Ethiopia. What the Turkish and Ethiopian governments have so far systematically denied. Abiy Ahmed, stuck in the civil war in Tigray for almost a year, does not hide his need to acquire drones. For their part, the Tigrayan rebels of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Tigray (FPLT) have been reporting the intensive use of these aircraft for several weeks.
The Reuters news agency reports that the amount of arms sales between Turkey and Ethiopia has exploded this year: exports in the fields of defense and armaments rose from 203,000 dollars (approximately 175,000 euros) to $ 51 million. On August 20, an unusual cargo plane from Turkey landed at the Ethiopian military base at Harar Meda to unload its cargo.
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Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed in Addis Ababa on October 4, 2021. TIKSA NEGERI / REUTERS
When Ethiopian police stormed the gates of Addis Ababa’s Intellectual School on the morning of August 10, Aslan (first name changed), one of the teachers, first thought of a “Umpteenth attempt at intimidation”. But the tone suffered no objection that day. “Go away right away!”, ordered the federal police officers, weapons in hand, the school is now under our responsibility. “ In one day, the Ethiopian authorities suspended the activities of the Intellectual School and ten other establishments affiliated with the Hizmet movement: the vast educational and humanitarian network of Turkish preacher Fethullah Gülen no longer has any schools in Ethiopia.
Read also How the Turkish state dried up Gulenist networks in Africa
This former ally of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who has become the sworn enemy of the Turkish president, is accused of having fomented the attempted coup of July 15, 2016 in Turkey. Since then, the Turkish authorities have sought by all means to dismantle the Hizmet network in the world. In Ethiopia, it will have taken a little over two years. After their seizure, the eleven establishments were transferred to the Maarif Foundation, set up by Ankara to replace the brotherhood of Fethullah Gülen.
A week later, on August 18, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed visited the Turkish capital. Recep Tayyip Erdogan welcomed the transfer of establishments and thanked his counterpart for his “Fight against terrorism”. The two men took the opportunity to sign an important military cooperation agreement, details of which have not been made public.
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Aslan sees these early dates as a sign of a broader understanding between Addis Ababa and Ankara. “The child of the Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister was educated in our establishment and overnight the government calls us a terrorist organization, he wonders. This shows that there was more on the negotiating table. “
Several diplomatic sources mentionthe existence of a contract for the delivery of drones to Ethiopia. What the Turkish and Ethiopian governments have so far systematically denied. Abiy Ahmed, stuck in the civil war in Tigray for almost a year, does not hide his need to acquire drones. For their part, the Tigrayan rebels of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Tigray (FPLT) have been reporting the intensive use of these aircraft for several weeks.
The Reuters news agency reports that the amount of arms sales between Turkey and Ethiopia has exploded this year: exports in the fields of defense and armaments rose from 203,000 dollars (approximately 175,000 euros) to $ 51 million. On August 20, an unusual cargo plane from Turkey landed at the Ethiopian military base at Harar Meda to unload its cargo.
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From the reanimated hand reaching out of a desecrated grave to the lifeless, staggering gait, zombie tropes have definitely not gone out of fashion. So, it?s no surprise that every once in a while, we all get in the mood to see some blood, gore, and humans doing what they do best ? survive. Let?s face it, zombie movies are filmed by the dozen these days, but there are classics scattered across numerous streaming sites, and we?ve dug them up so you don?t have to.
It?s easy to get stuck toggling through searches that don?t quite hit the spot. The good news is that we?ve done all the heavy lifting and come up with the perfect selection. Featuring action, drama, fantasy, and even a little bit of comedy, these are by far the best zombie movies streaming right now.
RELATED: The Best Zombie Movies of All Time
1. #Alive
Image via Netflix
Director: Cho Il-hyung
Writer: Cho Il-hyung, Matt Naylor
Cast: Yoo Ah-in, Park Shin-hye, Lee Hyun-wook, Oh Hye-won, Jeon Bae-soo, Jin So-yeon
If there is one thing Cho Il-hyung gets right with this picture, it?s the sheer realness he brings to a ?not-so-real? situation. There is no precision ass-whooping or other forms of badassery, just humans fumbling their way through a zombie-infested apartment building, holding on for their dear lives. Stuck indoors in the middle of a zombie outbreak, Jon-woo (Yoo Ah-in) reacts to his predicament with fear, uncertainty, and an expected sense of dread. On the verge of ending it all, he discovers that there is another survivor in the neighborhood, and the two team up to make it out alive. While it may not be the otherworldly, action-packed zombie movie people are used to these days, it is bound to keep you on the edge of your seat.
2. Army of the Dead
Image via Netflix
Director: Zack Snyder
Writer: Zack Snyder, Shay Hatten, Joby Harold
Cast: Dave Bautista, Ella Purnell, Omari Hardwick, Ana de la Reguera, Theo Rossi, Matthias Schweighöfer, Nora Arnezeder
One of the newest movies on this list, Zack Snyder?s 2021 release brings together various genre elements to get the ball rolling; at the forefront, zombies and heists. The latter should not come as a surprise since the movie is set in the land of the best heists, Las Vegas. With most of the city?s population infected, the undead are placed under quarantine with a handful of survivors boxed in. Years after living in the middle of a zombie-infested wasteland becomes the new normal, Scott Ward (Dave Bautista) is approached with an offer he can’t refuse (even in the middle of a zombie apocalypse): to steal a fortune locked away in the apocalyptic wasteland before it gets nuclear-bombed out of existence. From the intense team-assembling montage to the journey into the heart of the zombie territory, the plot does play right into a few zombie-apocalypse tropes. However, it?s just the fast-paced, action, and emotion-packed picture you?d want to soak in on movie night, with all of Snyder?s signature cinematic style. Plus, two words: zombie tiger.
3. Cargo
Image via Netflix
Director: Ben Howling, Yolanda Ramke
Writer: Yolanda Ramke
Cast: Martin Freeman, Simone Landers, Anthony Hayes, David Gulpilil, Susie Porter, Natasha Wanganeen, Caren Pistorius
If one thing is evident, it’s that Cargo challenges the status quo when it comes to what we’ve come to expect from zombie pictures. With a 48-hour window for humans to go rabid after infection, this 1 hour, 45-minute movie follows a father’s plight to deliver his infant daughter to safety before the virus completely takes him over. Though it doesn’t stray too far from the norm (there’s still the usual ?survival of the fittest? vibe) it does lend a more sympathetic eye to the undead and reframes the emotional impact of the zombie apocalypse through its unique set-up. So, if you’re in it for a more heartfelt vibe, this is a top pick.
4. ParaNorman
Image via Laika
Director: Sam Fell, Chris Butler
Writer: Chris Butler
Cast: Kodi Smit-McPhee, Tucker Albrizzi, Anna Kendrick, Casey Affleck, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Leslie Mann, Jeff Garlin, Elaine Stritch, Bernard Hill, Alex Borstein
Looking for something light that the whole family can get in on? ParaNorman fits the bill in more ways than one. Here, the spotlight is on Norman Babcock (voiced by Kodi Smit-McPhee) who is not your ordinary 11-year old boy. Besides the fact that he can commune with ghosts, he feels like an outcast in a town he eventually has to save. What makes it such a wholesome watch is how it explores grey areas by drifting away from the usual battle between good and evil. And yes, there are old-timey zombies to sweeten the deal. Altogether, it brings to the surface lessons of acceptance, forgiveness, and the power of optimism that is perfect for all ages.
5. Kingdom: Ashin of the North
Image via Netflix
Director: Kim Seong-hun
Writer: Kim Eun-hee
Cast: Lee Chang, Yeong-shin, Seo-bi, Cho Beom-pal, Lord Cho Hak-ju, Queen Consort Cho, Mu-yeong
Fans of the Kingdom series will be positively thrilled by what Kingdom: Ashin of the North is dishing out. Set long before the events of the former, Kingdom: of Ashin North offers insight into Ashin’s life that we never knew we needed. To some, she’s just an obscure, evil, and mysterious character that pops up towards the end of season Kingdom season 2. An origin story of sorts, this movie explores what fueled her anger against the Kingdom of Joseon, causing her to unleash zombies by using the infamous resurrection plant. It’s an interesting take of a coming-of-age story, packed with violence, raw emotion, and strategy.
6. The Cured
Image via IFC Midnight
Director: David Freyne
Writer: David Freyne
Cast: Elliot Page, Sam Keeley, Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Stuart Graham, Oscar Nolan
Part zombie movie, part socio-political statement, David Freyne offers a fresh take on zombiism by calling it the Maze Virus. Set in the aftermath of the outbreak, humanity attempts to rebuild itself and even administers a vaccine that works on 75% of the infected population. Naturally, this creates a further division between the uninfected, cured, and the infected, which makes for some uncomfortable dynamics. In a wake of uncertainty, underground resistance groups begin to form, triggering governmental intervention. A bit slower than your average zombie horror, this is a thought-provoking picture flanked with violence and gore.
7. Little Monsters (2019)
Image via Hulu
Director: Abe Forsythe
Writer: Abe Forsythe
Cast: Lupita Nyong’o, Alexander England, Kat Stewart, Diesel La Torraca, Josh Gad
Let?s start off by saying that this is not your run-of-the-mill zombie movie ? it?s light, quirky, yet action-packed in the right measure. While volunteering on his nephew?s field trip, Dave (Alexander England) ends up having to fight for his life alongside a kindergarten teacher (Lupita Nyong’o) and an annoying children’s TV personality (Josh Gad). Unfortunately, fate has it that zombies escape from a testing facility nearby, making a beeline for the farm where the kids are indulging in some field-trip-related fun. There are a bunch of hitches along the way which deliver a comic and bizarre take to an outrightly horrific situation. What a gem in the rough!
Get set for a rollercoaster of emotions, with energy levels stuck at 100% throughout the entirety of the movie. Set in Great Britain, a zombie-like virus called ?Rage? is unleashed on the masses causing total destruction and anarchy. In line with the movie title, 28 Days Later, (former) bicycle courier Jim (Cillian Murphy) awakens and is lurched into a fight for his life alongside other survivors. Throughout the entirety of the movie, there is the nagging question of ?will they survive?? seared into the minds of the viewers. To spell it out, this 1-hour 53-minute movie is positively terrifying (if that?s a thing).
9. I Was a Teenage Zombie
Image via HBO Max
Director: John Elias Michalakis
Writer: James Aviles Martin, George Seminara
Cast: Michael Rubin, Steve McCoy, George Seminara, Robert C. Sabin, Peter Bush, Allen Lewis Rickman, Kevin Nagle, Cassie Madden
Leaning more toward gags than blood and gore, I Was a Teenage Zombie brings in some much-needed laughter to the genre. Heralding the ever-so-catchy zombie romantic comedy trend that sprung up in the ?80s and ?90s, think of this low-budget production as an ode to a simpler time. After a drug deal ends with the dealer at the bottom of a toxic lake, the teens responsible create a zombie of their own to contend with the one they initially unleashed on their town (yup, a typical case of stoner vs. dealer). What could possibly go wrong?
10. Night of the Living Dead
Image via Continental Distributing
Director: George A. Romero
Writer: John Russo, George A. Romero
Cast: Duane Jones, Judith O’Dea, Marilyn Eastman, Karl Hardman, Judith Ridley, Keith Wayne
Zombie movie fiends assemble! Night of the Living Dead is not just any zombie movie, it’s considered the mother of all modern zombie movies, directed by the so-called Godfather of Zombies, George A. Romero. This 1968 independent production is packed with tons of elements that contemporary movies have mimicked over the years. Here’s the gist, a group of strangers must band together to survive a full-on zombie attack, but the question is, will their differences let them? From the abandoned house in the ?middle of nowhere? to the unruly group dynamic, this picture gives you that authentic zombie feel, and it set an incredibly high bar for lacing in social commentary – a favorite of zombie storytellers – from the get-go.
11. Return of the Living Dead
Image via Orion Pictures
Director: Dan O’Bannon
Writer: Dan O’Bannon
Cast: Clu Gulager, James Karen, Don Calfa
In a brilliant mash of blood, gore, and all-around silliness, Return of the Living Dead embodies everything a good ?ol fashioned horror-comedy should be. The storyline is simple and potent, following the events that unravel after two clumsy employees at a medical supply warehouse inadvertently cause a zombie outbreak in Louisville, Kentucky. Though it’s light and hearty, gear up for a few good scares along the way, along with its signature punk rock vibes.
12. Rabid (1977)
Image via New World Pictures
Director: David Cronenberg
Writer: David Cronenberg
Cast: Marilyn Chambers, Frank Moore, Joe Silver, Howard Ryshpan
Most horror movie fans already know that the 2019 version of Rabid is a remake of David Cronenberg?s production under the same title. If you haven’t seen it yet, then this movie is bound to give you some insight into what inspired the Soska sisters. The narrative itself focuses on a woman who wakes up with an insatiable bloodlust after being involved in a motorcycle accident. Her victims transform into mindless zombie-like creatures who spread the infection throughout Montreal. An intelligent, horror-packed piece, the movie explores various themes, with that touch of unbridled terror you signed up for.
13. Dead Snow 2
Director: Tommy Wirkola
Writer: Tommy Wirkola
Cast: Vegar Hoel, Stig Frode Henriksen, Charlotte Frogner, Lasse Valdal, Evy Kasseth Røsten, Jeppe Laursen, Jenny Skavlan, Ane Dahl Torp, Bjørn Sundquist, Ørjan Gamst
As if medical school wasn?t hard enough, a group of students seeking a fun getaway in the Norwegian mountains is faced with the worst kind of zombies ? the Nazi kind. For an hour and 31 minutes, expect high-energy and brutal scenes that may read as a tad too gory for some. However, it is a perfect watch if you?re looking for something that shamelessly sinks its teeth into the best horror tropes out there.
14. Death Becomes Her
Image via Universal
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Writer: Martin Donovan, David Koepp
Cast: Meryl Streep, Bruce Willis, Goldie Hawn, Isabella Rossellini
This iconic piece may not be your go-to movie for screams, but it hits the spot in more ways than one. Altogether, the main culprit here is vanity and the ways it drives people over the edge. After losing her fiance to her frenemy, Madeline Ashton (Meryl Streep), Helen Sharp (Goldie Hawn) is driven to insanity. However, she comes back with a vengeance, debuting her new book alongside a banging new look. In a desperate bid to ?keep up appearances? Madeline visits a mysterious rejuvenation specialist who offers her an elixir of youth. There?s just one catch ? she ends up joining the ranks of the undead. With bodies they literally had to die for, both ladies are forced to work together to preserve their ill-gotten youth.
15. Cabin in the Woods
Image via Lionsgate
Director: Drew Goddard
Writer: Joss Whedon, Drew Goddard
Cast: Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Anna Hutchison, Fran Kranz, Jesse Williams, Richard Jenkins, Bradley Whitford
If any movie should take the cup for turning people off secluded cabins, it’s Cabin in the Woods. This meta production is your typical ?group of friends get massacred in the middle of nowhere movie – until it?s not. There is a lot more than meets the eye that even the viewers are not fully in on at first. For one, the horrific creatures (including zombies) unleashed on the group are manipulated by some sadistic scientists behind the scenes, but the reason why is as surprising as it is engaging. Tied up with ancient rituals and the impending end of the world, the progression here is worth the hour and 35 minutes you?ll spend on this movie.
Cast: Anders Danielsen Lie, Golshifteh Farahani, Denis Lavant, Sigrid Bouaziz
Visiting his ex-girlfriend?s apartment to retrieve a few music tapes may have very well been the best decision Sam ever made ? or the worst. Bottom line, he wakes up in her house the next day and is not just confronted with evidence of a party gone wild, the streets of Paris are overrun by zombies. Managing to barricade himself inside the apartment complex, only time can tell what he loses first; his life or his mind.
17. Dead & Buried
Image via AVCO Embassy Pictures
Director: Gary Sherman
Writer: Alex Stern, Jeff Millar
Cast: James Farentino, Melody Anderson, Jack Albertson, Dennis Redfield, Nancy Locke, Robert Englund
It took a while for audiences to catch up with this one, but like fine wine, Dead & Buried only gets better with age. Set in a quaint, coastal town confronted with one grisly murder after the other, Sherriff Dan Gillis (James Farentino) discovers that the town coroner (Jack Albertson) has been pulling the strings all along. As the body count rises, the coroner adds more ammo to his zombie arsenal. The question here is, can one man take down a whole town of zombies?
18. Dance of the Dead
Image via Ghost House
Director: Gregg Bishop
Writer: Joe Ballarini
Cast: Jared Kusnitz, Greyson Chadwick, Chandler Darby, Carissa Capobianco, Randy McDowell, Blair Redford, Mark Oliver, Justin Welborn
Dance of the Dead merges teen angst and a thirst for brains in the most tasteful way possible. In other words, though there are some pretty off-the-hook death scenes, it is not as gory as some of the options on this list. In this picture, the fates of the students at a high school prom depend on the misfits who couldn?t land dates. With reanimated corpses swarming into town from the cemetery nearby, it?s a matter of time before the teens are forced to work together to stay alive. If you can look past the obvious budget constraints, the commitment to character development is worth it.
19. White Zombie
Image via United Artists
Director: Victor Halperin
Writer: Garnett Weston
Cast: Bela Lugos, Madge Bellamy, Joseph Cawthorn, Robert W. Frazer, John Harron, Brandon Hurst, Annette Stone, George Burr MacAnnan
The first feature-length film of its kind, the 1931 movie White Zombie, plays to the strengths of its main character, Bela Lugosi. As Murder Legendre, the zombie master of Haiti, he strikes a deal with, Charles Beaumont (Robert Frazer), an affluent plantation owner vying for Madeline Short?s (Madge Bellamy) affection. The thing is, her wedding is a few days away, so at the time it’s pretty logical to turn her into his zombie bride (or is it?) In a not-so-unexpected twist, Murder has plans of his own ? plans that Madeline?s fiancee intends to thwart. It’s old-timey, zany, and dark in all the right ways.
20. Survival of the Dead
Image via Magnet Releasing
Director: George A. Romero
Writer: George A. Romero
Cast: Alan van Sprang, Kenneth Welsh, Kathleen Munroe, Richard Fitzpatrick, Athena Karkanis, Stefano Di Matteo, Joris Jarsky, Eric Woolfe, Julian Richings, Wayne Robson
Unarguably, Survival of the Dead is not his best work, yet George A. Romero always had it when it comes to gore-filled narratives. In a hellish new reality where zombies have overrun the world, Sarge Crockett (Alan Van Sprang) and his men roam the countryside surviving by the day. Naturally, it’s a huge relief when they discover they can find refuge on Plum Island. There is only one threat to their newfound safety ? a giant family feud caused by zombies (face to hand).
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";}s:7:"summary";s:582:"From the reanimated hand reaching out of a desecrated grave to the lifeless, staggering gait, zombie tropes have definitely not gone out of fashion. So, it?s no surprise that every once in a while, we all get in the mood to see some blood, gore, and humans doing what they do best ? survive. Let?s ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:52082:"
From the reanimated hand reaching out of a desecrated grave to the lifeless, staggering gait, zombie tropes have definitely not gone out of fashion. So, it?s no surprise that every once in a while, we all get in the mood to see some blood, gore, and humans doing what they do best ? survive. Let?s face it, zombie movies are filmed by the dozen these days, but there are classics scattered across numerous streaming sites, and we?ve dug them up so you don?t have to.
It?s easy to get stuck toggling through searches that don?t quite hit the spot. The good news is that we?ve done all the heavy lifting and come up with the perfect selection. Featuring action, drama, fantasy, and even a little bit of comedy, these are by far the best zombie movies streaming right now.
RELATED: The Best Zombie Movies of All Time
1. #Alive
Image via Netflix
Director: Cho Il-hyung
Writer: Cho Il-hyung, Matt Naylor
Cast: Yoo Ah-in, Park Shin-hye, Lee Hyun-wook, Oh Hye-won, Jeon Bae-soo, Jin So-yeon
If there is one thing Cho Il-hyung gets right with this picture, it?s the sheer realness he brings to a ?not-so-real? situation. There is no precision ass-whooping or other forms of badassery, just humans fumbling their way through a zombie-infested apartment building, holding on for their dear lives. Stuck indoors in the middle of a zombie outbreak, Jon-woo (Yoo Ah-in) reacts to his predicament with fear, uncertainty, and an expected sense of dread. On the verge of ending it all, he discovers that there is another survivor in the neighborhood, and the two team up to make it out alive. While it may not be the otherworldly, action-packed zombie movie people are used to these days, it is bound to keep you on the edge of your seat.
2. Army of the Dead
Image via Netflix
Director: Zack Snyder
Writer: Zack Snyder, Shay Hatten, Joby Harold
Cast: Dave Bautista, Ella Purnell, Omari Hardwick, Ana de la Reguera, Theo Rossi, Matthias Schweighöfer, Nora Arnezeder
One of the newest movies on this list, Zack Snyder?s 2021 release brings together various genre elements to get the ball rolling; at the forefront, zombies and heists. The latter should not come as a surprise since the movie is set in the land of the best heists, Las Vegas. With most of the city?s population infected, the undead are placed under quarantine with a handful of survivors boxed in. Years after living in the middle of a zombie-infested wasteland becomes the new normal, Scott Ward (Dave Bautista) is approached with an offer he can’t refuse (even in the middle of a zombie apocalypse): to steal a fortune locked away in the apocalyptic wasteland before it gets nuclear-bombed out of existence. From the intense team-assembling montage to the journey into the heart of the zombie territory, the plot does play right into a few zombie-apocalypse tropes. However, it?s just the fast-paced, action, and emotion-packed picture you?d want to soak in on movie night, with all of Snyder?s signature cinematic style. Plus, two words: zombie tiger.
3. Cargo
Image via Netflix
Director: Ben Howling, Yolanda Ramke
Writer: Yolanda Ramke
Cast: Martin Freeman, Simone Landers, Anthony Hayes, David Gulpilil, Susie Porter, Natasha Wanganeen, Caren Pistorius
If one thing is evident, it’s that Cargo challenges the status quo when it comes to what we’ve come to expect from zombie pictures. With a 48-hour window for humans to go rabid after infection, this 1 hour, 45-minute movie follows a father’s plight to deliver his infant daughter to safety before the virus completely takes him over. Though it doesn’t stray too far from the norm (there’s still the usual ?survival of the fittest? vibe) it does lend a more sympathetic eye to the undead and reframes the emotional impact of the zombie apocalypse through its unique set-up. So, if you’re in it for a more heartfelt vibe, this is a top pick.
4. ParaNorman
Image via Laika
Director: Sam Fell, Chris Butler
Writer: Chris Butler
Cast: Kodi Smit-McPhee, Tucker Albrizzi, Anna Kendrick, Casey Affleck, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Leslie Mann, Jeff Garlin, Elaine Stritch, Bernard Hill, Alex Borstein
Looking for something light that the whole family can get in on? ParaNorman fits the bill in more ways than one. Here, the spotlight is on Norman Babcock (voiced by Kodi Smit-McPhee) who is not your ordinary 11-year old boy. Besides the fact that he can commune with ghosts, he feels like an outcast in a town he eventually has to save. What makes it such a wholesome watch is how it explores grey areas by drifting away from the usual battle between good and evil. And yes, there are old-timey zombies to sweeten the deal. Altogether, it brings to the surface lessons of acceptance, forgiveness, and the power of optimism that is perfect for all ages.
5. Kingdom: Ashin of the North
Image via Netflix
Director: Kim Seong-hun
Writer: Kim Eun-hee
Cast: Lee Chang, Yeong-shin, Seo-bi, Cho Beom-pal, Lord Cho Hak-ju, Queen Consort Cho, Mu-yeong
Fans of the Kingdom series will be positively thrilled by what Kingdom: Ashin of the North is dishing out. Set long before the events of the former, Kingdom: of Ashin North offers insight into Ashin’s life that we never knew we needed. To some, she’s just an obscure, evil, and mysterious character that pops up towards the end of season Kingdom season 2. An origin story of sorts, this movie explores what fueled her anger against the Kingdom of Joseon, causing her to unleash zombies by using the infamous resurrection plant. It’s an interesting take of a coming-of-age story, packed with violence, raw emotion, and strategy.
6. The Cured
Image via IFC Midnight
Director: David Freyne
Writer: David Freyne
Cast: Elliot Page, Sam Keeley, Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, Stuart Graham, Oscar Nolan
Part zombie movie, part socio-political statement, David Freyne offers a fresh take on zombiism by calling it the Maze Virus. Set in the aftermath of the outbreak, humanity attempts to rebuild itself and even administers a vaccine that works on 75% of the infected population. Naturally, this creates a further division between the uninfected, cured, and the infected, which makes for some uncomfortable dynamics. In a wake of uncertainty, underground resistance groups begin to form, triggering governmental intervention. A bit slower than your average zombie horror, this is a thought-provoking picture flanked with violence and gore.
7. Little Monsters (2019)
Image via Hulu
Director: Abe Forsythe
Writer: Abe Forsythe
Cast: Lupita Nyong’o, Alexander England, Kat Stewart, Diesel La Torraca, Josh Gad
Let?s start off by saying that this is not your run-of-the-mill zombie movie ? it?s light, quirky, yet action-packed in the right measure. While volunteering on his nephew?s field trip, Dave (Alexander England) ends up having to fight for his life alongside a kindergarten teacher (Lupita Nyong’o) and an annoying children’s TV personality (Josh Gad). Unfortunately, fate has it that zombies escape from a testing facility nearby, making a beeline for the farm where the kids are indulging in some field-trip-related fun. There are a bunch of hitches along the way which deliver a comic and bizarre take to an outrightly horrific situation. What a gem in the rough!
Get set for a rollercoaster of emotions, with energy levels stuck at 100% throughout the entirety of the movie. Set in Great Britain, a zombie-like virus called ?Rage? is unleashed on the masses causing total destruction and anarchy. In line with the movie title, 28 Days Later, (former) bicycle courier Jim (Cillian Murphy) awakens and is lurched into a fight for his life alongside other survivors. Throughout the entirety of the movie, there is the nagging question of ?will they survive?? seared into the minds of the viewers. To spell it out, this 1-hour 53-minute movie is positively terrifying (if that?s a thing).
9. I Was a Teenage Zombie
Image via HBO Max
Director: John Elias Michalakis
Writer: James Aviles Martin, George Seminara
Cast: Michael Rubin, Steve McCoy, George Seminara, Robert C. Sabin, Peter Bush, Allen Lewis Rickman, Kevin Nagle, Cassie Madden
Leaning more toward gags than blood and gore, I Was a Teenage Zombie brings in some much-needed laughter to the genre. Heralding the ever-so-catchy zombie romantic comedy trend that sprung up in the ?80s and ?90s, think of this low-budget production as an ode to a simpler time. After a drug deal ends with the dealer at the bottom of a toxic lake, the teens responsible create a zombie of their own to contend with the one they initially unleashed on their town (yup, a typical case of stoner vs. dealer). What could possibly go wrong?
10. Night of the Living Dead
Image via Continental Distributing
Director: George A. Romero
Writer: John Russo, George A. Romero
Cast: Duane Jones, Judith O’Dea, Marilyn Eastman, Karl Hardman, Judith Ridley, Keith Wayne
Zombie movie fiends assemble! Night of the Living Dead is not just any zombie movie, it’s considered the mother of all modern zombie movies, directed by the so-called Godfather of Zombies, George A. Romero. This 1968 independent production is packed with tons of elements that contemporary movies have mimicked over the years. Here’s the gist, a group of strangers must band together to survive a full-on zombie attack, but the question is, will their differences let them? From the abandoned house in the ?middle of nowhere? to the unruly group dynamic, this picture gives you that authentic zombie feel, and it set an incredibly high bar for lacing in social commentary – a favorite of zombie storytellers – from the get-go.
11. Return of the Living Dead
Image via Orion Pictures
Director: Dan O’Bannon
Writer: Dan O’Bannon
Cast: Clu Gulager, James Karen, Don Calfa
In a brilliant mash of blood, gore, and all-around silliness, Return of the Living Dead embodies everything a good ?ol fashioned horror-comedy should be. The storyline is simple and potent, following the events that unravel after two clumsy employees at a medical supply warehouse inadvertently cause a zombie outbreak in Louisville, Kentucky. Though it’s light and hearty, gear up for a few good scares along the way, along with its signature punk rock vibes.
12. Rabid (1977)
Image via New World Pictures
Director: David Cronenberg
Writer: David Cronenberg
Cast: Marilyn Chambers, Frank Moore, Joe Silver, Howard Ryshpan
Most horror movie fans already know that the 2019 version of Rabid is a remake of David Cronenberg?s production under the same title. If you haven’t seen it yet, then this movie is bound to give you some insight into what inspired the Soska sisters. The narrative itself focuses on a woman who wakes up with an insatiable bloodlust after being involved in a motorcycle accident. Her victims transform into mindless zombie-like creatures who spread the infection throughout Montreal. An intelligent, horror-packed piece, the movie explores various themes, with that touch of unbridled terror you signed up for.
13. Dead Snow 2
Director: Tommy Wirkola
Writer: Tommy Wirkola
Cast: Vegar Hoel, Stig Frode Henriksen, Charlotte Frogner, Lasse Valdal, Evy Kasseth Røsten, Jeppe Laursen, Jenny Skavlan, Ane Dahl Torp, Bjørn Sundquist, Ørjan Gamst
As if medical school wasn?t hard enough, a group of students seeking a fun getaway in the Norwegian mountains is faced with the worst kind of zombies ? the Nazi kind. For an hour and 31 minutes, expect high-energy and brutal scenes that may read as a tad too gory for some. However, it is a perfect watch if you?re looking for something that shamelessly sinks its teeth into the best horror tropes out there.
14. Death Becomes Her
Image via Universal
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Writer: Martin Donovan, David Koepp
Cast: Meryl Streep, Bruce Willis, Goldie Hawn, Isabella Rossellini
This iconic piece may not be your go-to movie for screams, but it hits the spot in more ways than one. Altogether, the main culprit here is vanity and the ways it drives people over the edge. After losing her fiance to her frenemy, Madeline Ashton (Meryl Streep), Helen Sharp (Goldie Hawn) is driven to insanity. However, she comes back with a vengeance, debuting her new book alongside a banging new look. In a desperate bid to ?keep up appearances? Madeline visits a mysterious rejuvenation specialist who offers her an elixir of youth. There?s just one catch ? she ends up joining the ranks of the undead. With bodies they literally had to die for, both ladies are forced to work together to preserve their ill-gotten youth.
15. Cabin in the Woods
Image via Lionsgate
Director: Drew Goddard
Writer: Joss Whedon, Drew Goddard
Cast: Kristen Connolly, Chris Hemsworth, Anna Hutchison, Fran Kranz, Jesse Williams, Richard Jenkins, Bradley Whitford
If any movie should take the cup for turning people off secluded cabins, it’s Cabin in the Woods. This meta production is your typical ?group of friends get massacred in the middle of nowhere movie – until it?s not. There is a lot more than meets the eye that even the viewers are not fully in on at first. For one, the horrific creatures (including zombies) unleashed on the group are manipulated by some sadistic scientists behind the scenes, but the reason why is as surprising as it is engaging. Tied up with ancient rituals and the impending end of the world, the progression here is worth the hour and 35 minutes you?ll spend on this movie.
Cast: Anders Danielsen Lie, Golshifteh Farahani, Denis Lavant, Sigrid Bouaziz
Visiting his ex-girlfriend?s apartment to retrieve a few music tapes may have very well been the best decision Sam ever made ? or the worst. Bottom line, he wakes up in her house the next day and is not just confronted with evidence of a party gone wild, the streets of Paris are overrun by zombies. Managing to barricade himself inside the apartment complex, only time can tell what he loses first; his life or his mind.
17. Dead & Buried
Image via AVCO Embassy Pictures
Director: Gary Sherman
Writer: Alex Stern, Jeff Millar
Cast: James Farentino, Melody Anderson, Jack Albertson, Dennis Redfield, Nancy Locke, Robert Englund
It took a while for audiences to catch up with this one, but like fine wine, Dead & Buried only gets better with age. Set in a quaint, coastal town confronted with one grisly murder after the other, Sherriff Dan Gillis (James Farentino) discovers that the town coroner (Jack Albertson) has been pulling the strings all along. As the body count rises, the coroner adds more ammo to his zombie arsenal. The question here is, can one man take down a whole town of zombies?
18. Dance of the Dead
Image via Ghost House
Director: Gregg Bishop
Writer: Joe Ballarini
Cast: Jared Kusnitz, Greyson Chadwick, Chandler Darby, Carissa Capobianco, Randy McDowell, Blair Redford, Mark Oliver, Justin Welborn
Dance of the Dead merges teen angst and a thirst for brains in the most tasteful way possible. In other words, though there are some pretty off-the-hook death scenes, it is not as gory as some of the options on this list. In this picture, the fates of the students at a high school prom depend on the misfits who couldn?t land dates. With reanimated corpses swarming into town from the cemetery nearby, it?s a matter of time before the teens are forced to work together to stay alive. If you can look past the obvious budget constraints, the commitment to character development is worth it.
19. White Zombie
Image via United Artists
Director: Victor Halperin
Writer: Garnett Weston
Cast: Bela Lugos, Madge Bellamy, Joseph Cawthorn, Robert W. Frazer, John Harron, Brandon Hurst, Annette Stone, George Burr MacAnnan
The first feature-length film of its kind, the 1931 movie White Zombie, plays to the strengths of its main character, Bela Lugosi. As Murder Legendre, the zombie master of Haiti, he strikes a deal with, Charles Beaumont (Robert Frazer), an affluent plantation owner vying for Madeline Short?s (Madge Bellamy) affection. The thing is, her wedding is a few days away, so at the time it’s pretty logical to turn her into his zombie bride (or is it?) In a not-so-unexpected twist, Murder has plans of his own ? plans that Madeline?s fiancee intends to thwart. It’s old-timey, zany, and dark in all the right ways.
20. Survival of the Dead
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Director: George A. Romero
Writer: George A. Romero
Cast: Alan van Sprang, Kenneth Welsh, Kathleen Munroe, Richard Fitzpatrick, Athena Karkanis, Stefano Di Matteo, Joris Jarsky, Eric Woolfe, Julian Richings, Wayne Robson
Unarguably, Survival of the Dead is not his best work, yet George A. Romero always had it when it comes to gore-filled narratives. In a hellish new reality where zombies have overrun the world, Sarge Crockett (Alan Van Sprang) and his men roam the countryside surviving by the day. Naturally, it’s a huge relief when they discover they can find refuge on Plum Island. There is only one threat to their newfound safety ? a giant family feud caused by zombies (face to hand).
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";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634547648;}i:6;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:133:"Expresso rostrum: big games | Mourinho?s Roma attacked, attacked and attacked, but bumped into the old wall of Bonucci and Chiellini";s:4:"link";s:146:"https://movs.world/expresso-rostrum-big-games-mourinhos-roma-attacked-attacked-and-attacked-but-bumped-into-the-old-wall-of-bonucci-and-chiellini/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 08:45:31 +0000";s:8:"category";s:83:"InternationalAttackedbigbonuccibumpedChielliniExpressogamesMourinhosromarostrumwall";s:4:"guid";s:146:"https://movs.world/expresso-rostrum-big-games-mourinhos-roma-attacked-attacked-and-attacked-but-bumped-into-the-old-wall-of-bonucci-and-chiellini/";s:11:"description";s:824:"It was the 72nd minute of Juventus-Roma. With the home team winning, 1-0, the visitors tried to create danger and reach a draw. Uruguayan full-back Matías Viña advanced on the left, gained space inside the area and, when he shot and, perhaps, he was already thinking about the 1-1 celebration in his head, a last ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:4078:"
It was the 72nd minute of Juventus-Roma. With the home team winning, 1-0, the visitors tried to create danger and reach a draw. Uruguayan full-back Matías Viña advanced on the left, gained space inside the area and, when he shot and, perhaps, he was already thinking about the 1-1 celebration in his head, a last leg appeared in the way and stopped the shot. It was Giorgio Chiellini, with a cut in extremis, from those he’s been doing for nearly two decades.
Juventus defeated José Mourinho’s Roma 1-0, adding the fourth straight victory and continuing to climb the Serie A table after a few first games to forget. But if the three points stayed in Turin, much was due to the cuts, blocks, interceptions and, in general, the defensive wisdom of Chiellini and Bonucci, a pair that sometimes seems to want to be eternal.
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Mourinho’s team arrived in Northern Italy with personality, willing to discuss the match, but could not resist several setbacks. When Rui Patrício practically had no work yet, a cross from the left, in the 16th minute, found Bentancur at the far post, with the Uruguayan heading against Moise Kean who, in a somewhat fortuitous way, put the locals ahead.
As bad luck never comes alone, shortly after the 1-0 Zaniolo, an ace who seems to be made of crystal, got injured, having to leave – El Shaarawy joined in his place.
With the lead on the scoreboard, Juventus felt comfortable waiting behind for Roma. The Giallorossi face Tammy Abraham, a striker who promises to split the opposing defenses in half with each sprint. The Englishman, who never stopped encouraging his teammates, started in the central zone just before the break and won a penalty.
Abraham tried to convince Veretout to take the maximum punishment, but the Frenchman insisted that he be the one to take responsibility. However, Szczesny saved the Roma midfielder’s shot. When Bonucci or Chiellini weren’t there, the Pole said present.
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The second half even started with Bernardeschi twice threatening 2-0, but the complementary stage would turn out to be almost a monologue by Mourinho’s men. Roma played Juve behind, shot a lot (15 shots against six), but there was always someone coming between the ball and the goal.
And that “someone” was almost always Bonucci or Chiellini. In the 83rd minute, another shot from the visitors, this time from Crisitante, seemed to have the seal of a goal, but Bonucci’s leg stretched and warded off the danger. With each Roman approach, the wall of the old pair of Juve, recently crowned European champion, rose to protect the triumph of Juventus.
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In 2018, after playing Manchester United against the “vecchia signora”, Mourinho said Bonucci and Chiellini “could teach” at Harvard on “how to be a centre-back”. And the veterans, aged 34 and 37 respectively, once again gave a lesson in defending the area, protecting their goal, resisting the opponent’s superiority. There are things that never seem to change.
";}s:7:"summary";s:824:"It was the 72nd minute of Juventus-Roma. With the home team winning, 1-0, the visitors tried to create danger and reach a draw. Uruguayan full-back Matías Viña advanced on the left, gained space inside the area and, when he shot and, perhaps, he was already thinking about the 1-1 celebration in his head, a last ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:4078:"
It was the 72nd minute of Juventus-Roma. With the home team winning, 1-0, the visitors tried to create danger and reach a draw. Uruguayan full-back Matías Viña advanced on the left, gained space inside the area and, when he shot and, perhaps, he was already thinking about the 1-1 celebration in his head, a last leg appeared in the way and stopped the shot. It was Giorgio Chiellini, with a cut in extremis, from those he’s been doing for nearly two decades.
Juventus defeated José Mourinho’s Roma 1-0, adding the fourth straight victory and continuing to climb the Serie A table after a few first games to forget. But if the three points stayed in Turin, much was due to the cuts, blocks, interceptions and, in general, the defensive wisdom of Chiellini and Bonucci, a pair that sometimes seems to want to be eternal.
DeFodi Images/Getty
Mourinho’s team arrived in Northern Italy with personality, willing to discuss the match, but could not resist several setbacks. When Rui Patrício practically had no work yet, a cross from the left, in the 16th minute, found Bentancur at the far post, with the Uruguayan heading against Moise Kean who, in a somewhat fortuitous way, put the locals ahead.
As bad luck never comes alone, shortly after the 1-0 Zaniolo, an ace who seems to be made of crystal, got injured, having to leave – El Shaarawy joined in his place.
With the lead on the scoreboard, Juventus felt comfortable waiting behind for Roma. The Giallorossi face Tammy Abraham, a striker who promises to split the opposing defenses in half with each sprint. The Englishman, who never stopped encouraging his teammates, started in the central zone just before the break and won a penalty.
Abraham tried to convince Veretout to take the maximum punishment, but the Frenchman insisted that he be the one to take responsibility. However, Szczesny saved the Roma midfielder’s shot. When Bonucci or Chiellini weren’t there, the Pole said present.
Filippo Alfero – Juventus FC/Getty
The second half even started with Bernardeschi twice threatening 2-0, but the complementary stage would turn out to be almost a monologue by Mourinho’s men. Roma played Juve behind, shot a lot (15 shots against six), but there was always someone coming between the ball and the goal.
And that “someone” was almost always Bonucci or Chiellini. In the 83rd minute, another shot from the visitors, this time from Crisitante, seemed to have the seal of a goal, but Bonucci’s leg stretched and warded off the danger. With each Roman approach, the wall of the old pair of Juve, recently crowned European champion, rose to protect the triumph of Juventus.
Soccrates Images/Getty
In 2018, after playing Manchester United against the “vecchia signora”, Mourinho said Bonucci and Chiellini “could teach” at Harvard on “how to be a centre-back”. And the veterans, aged 34 and 37 respectively, once again gave a lesson in defending the area, protecting their goal, resisting the opponent’s superiority. There are things that never seem to change.
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634546731;}i:7;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:55:"Learn the sausage and cheesecake recipe for your second";s:4:"link";s:75:"https://movs.world/learn-the-sausage-and-cheesecake-recipe-for-your-second/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 08:34:54 +0000";s:8:"category";s:35:"Hobbiescheesecakelearnrecipesausage";s:4:"guid";s:75:"https://movs.world/learn-the-sausage-and-cheesecake-recipe-for-your-second/";s:11:"description";s:599:"These balls are great alternatives for your snack or breakfast Learn the recipe for cheesecakes and sausage for your Sunday (Photo: iStock) Top Stories Live football: Flamengo vs Cuiabá live today, know where to watch the match online and on TV DOWNLOAD THIS RECIPE This Monday, October 18th, at Cozinha & Recipes, we prepared step ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:6820:"
These balls are great alternatives for your snack or breakfast
Learn the recipe for cheesecakes and sausage for your Sunday (Photo: iStock)
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Live football: Flamengo vs Cuiabá live today, know where to watch the match online and on TV
This Monday, October 18th, at Cozinha & Recipes, we prepared step by step a fantastic, tasty and very practical dish. We are talking about cheese and sausage dumplings, which are excellent for a family breakfast.
In this way, follow the simple recipe of cheese and sausage dumplings that we’re sure will become recurring in your kitchen. So, set aside just 30 minutes that will yield 10 servings.
Read more: Broccoli and quinoa dumplings: perfect vegetarian snack for your day
Learn how to make sausage and cheesecakes
Breakfast is, without a doubt, the most important meal, precisely for this reason finding varied recipes is essential to start the day. From there, we selected the step by step of the cheese and sausage dumplings to innovate in your menu simply and quickly.
recipe ingredients
1 puff pastry bar;
1 packet of sausage;
2 beaten eggs
½ cup grated mozzarella cheese;
3 tablespoons of chives cut into small pieces.
Step by step cheese and sausage dumplings
Learn the recipe for cheesecakes and sausage for your Sunday (Photo: iStock)
First, you should leave the oven preheated to a temperature of approximately 200º C. Meanwhile, place all the puff pastry on a flat surface where you should cut small circles.
Then, with the help of a previously greased muffin tin, place each circle as a base and fit into the mold. However, at the time of assembly, it will be necessary not to put filling in all the pieces because some will serve as a cookie lid.
At the same time, in a skillet with a little olive oil, cook the sausages until lightly browned. Dry the fat and cut into small pieces that will be distributed in each of the pieces.
Then, in a small bowl, combine the eggs, cheese and spring onions until they are completely integrated. Then transfer to each mold with a spoon.
Finally, place in the preheated oven until golden, which takes approximately 13 to 15 minutes. Close each portion with the lids made previously.
Recipe consumption suggestion
Finally, our recipe consumption suggestion for cheese and sausage dumplings is that they are accompanied with your favorite drinks, such as: coffee, natural juice, tea or any other similar item. In addition, if you are looking for an even stronger and more complete flavor, we recommend using cherry tomatoes and a little oregano.
Learn more: Parmesan dumplings: tasty and perfect snack for any time of day
";}s:7:"summary";s:599:"These balls are great alternatives for your snack or breakfast Learn the recipe for cheesecakes and sausage for your Sunday (Photo: iStock) Top Stories Live football: Flamengo vs Cuiabá live today, know where to watch the match online and on TV DOWNLOAD THIS RECIPE This Monday, October 18th, at Cozinha & Recipes, we prepared step ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:6820:"
These balls are great alternatives for your snack or breakfast
Learn the recipe for cheesecakes and sausage for your Sunday (Photo: iStock)
Top Stories
Live football: Flamengo vs Cuiabá live today, know where to watch the match online and on TV
This Monday, October 18th, at Cozinha & Recipes, we prepared step by step a fantastic, tasty and very practical dish. We are talking about cheese and sausage dumplings, which are excellent for a family breakfast.
In this way, follow the simple recipe of cheese and sausage dumplings that we’re sure will become recurring in your kitchen. So, set aside just 30 minutes that will yield 10 servings.
Read more: Broccoli and quinoa dumplings: perfect vegetarian snack for your day
Learn how to make sausage and cheesecakes
Breakfast is, without a doubt, the most important meal, precisely for this reason finding varied recipes is essential to start the day. From there, we selected the step by step of the cheese and sausage dumplings to innovate in your menu simply and quickly.
recipe ingredients
1 puff pastry bar;
1 packet of sausage;
2 beaten eggs
½ cup grated mozzarella cheese;
3 tablespoons of chives cut into small pieces.
Step by step cheese and sausage dumplings
Learn the recipe for cheesecakes and sausage for your Sunday (Photo: iStock)
First, you should leave the oven preheated to a temperature of approximately 200º C. Meanwhile, place all the puff pastry on a flat surface where you should cut small circles.
Then, with the help of a previously greased muffin tin, place each circle as a base and fit into the mold. However, at the time of assembly, it will be necessary not to put filling in all the pieces because some will serve as a cookie lid.
At the same time, in a skillet with a little olive oil, cook the sausages until lightly browned. Dry the fat and cut into small pieces that will be distributed in each of the pieces.
Then, in a small bowl, combine the eggs, cheese and spring onions until they are completely integrated. Then transfer to each mold with a spoon.
Finally, place in the preheated oven until golden, which takes approximately 13 to 15 minutes. Close each portion with the lids made previously.
Recipe consumption suggestion
Finally, our recipe consumption suggestion for cheese and sausage dumplings is that they are accompanied with your favorite drinks, such as: coffee, natural juice, tea or any other similar item. In addition, if you are looking for an even stronger and more complete flavor, we recommend using cherry tomatoes and a little oregano.
Learn more: Parmesan dumplings: tasty and perfect snack for any time of day
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634546094;}i:8;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:64:"Solving mystery of rare cancers directly caused by HIV ? NovLink";s:4:"link";s:82:"https://movs.world/solving-mystery-of-rare-cancers-directly-caused-by-hiv-novlink/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:6:"skunky";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 08:31:56 +0000";s:8:"category";s:21:"Health & Science News";s:4:"guid";s:82:"https://movs.world/solving-mystery-of-rare-cancers-directly-caused-by-hiv-novlink/";s:11:"description";s:645:"Journal Reference: John W. Mellors, Shuang Guo, Asma Naqvi, Leah D. Brandt, Ling Su, Zhonghe Sun, Kevin W. Joseph, Dimiter Demirov, Elias K. Halvas, Donna Butcher, Beth Scott, Aaron Hamilton, Marintha Heil, Baktiar Karim, Xiaolin Wu, Stephen H. Hughes. Insertional activation of STAT3 and LCK by HIV-1 proviruses in T cell lymphomas. Science Advances, 2021; ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:5666:"
Journal Reference:
John W. Mellors, Shuang Guo, Asma Naqvi, Leah D. Brandt, Ling Su, Zhonghe Sun, Kevin W. Joseph, Dimiter Demirov, Elias K. Halvas, Donna Butcher, Beth Scott, Aaron Hamilton, Marintha Heil, Baktiar Karim, Xiaolin Wu, Stephen H. Hughes. Insertional activation of STAT3 and LCK by HIV-1 proviruses in T cell lymphomas. Science Advances, 2021; 7 (42) DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.abi8795
A team led by University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and National Cancer Institute (NCI) scientists announce today in Science Advances that they?ve discovered why doctors aren?t seeing high rates of T cell lymphomas ? or cancers of the immune system ? in patients living with HIV.
?We seem to have explained some of the mystery of why HIV is rarely the direct cause of cancer,? said co-lead author John Mellors, M.D., who holds the Endowed Chair for Global Elimination of HIV and AIDS at Pitt. ?Our investigation showed that it requires a very unusual series of events involving changes in both HIV and additional mutations in human genes for someone with HIV to develop lymphoma. Clinicians should always screen their patients for cancer as part of routine health care, but people with HIV do not need to fear that they will inevitably develop lymphomas.?
When HIV enters the body, it seeks out T cells and inserts its genetic sequence ? called the ?provirus? ? into the cell?s DNA. This effectively hijacks the T cells, which normally patrol the body in search of foreign pathogens, instead instructing them to produce more HIV.
Previous research by the NCI and Pitt teams discovered that the provirus can insert itself into the T cells? genetic code in a place that prompts these infected cells to grow into large, noncancerous clones of themselves and, in some instances, these clones can carry complete, infectious proviruses. Such clones are called ?repliclones? because they carry a replication-competent provirus. It isn?t necessarily the goal of the virus to induce the growth of repliclones; it?s just the result of where the provirus happened to insert itself in the T cell?s genetic code.
These prior discoveries gave rise to a paradox: If HIV can integrate into T cell oncogenes (genes involved in normal cell division that, when mutated, result in cancerous cell growth), then shouldn?t it also cause lymphoma?
To answer this question, the team obtained samples from 13 HIV patients with lymphoma and picked out three that had high levels of HIV proviruses, indicating that the virus might be implicated in the cancer formation.
They then examined those samples to learn where the provirus had inserted into the T cell DNA. This painstaking analysis revealed that when the HIV provirus inserts into a gene called STAT3 or STAT3 and another gene called LCK, it can prompt cells with those proviruses to activate cell proliferation. With additional nonviral mutations in other human genes, this can result in T cell lymphomas.
?This is a complicated, multistep process that requires rare events ? insertion into STAT3 or STAT3 and LCK genes in just the right spot ? to even begin,? said Mellors, who also is chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at UPMC. ?As a physician, I am reassured that these events are rare. Although we need to be aware of the potential for HIV to cause lymphomas, it?s such a rare occurrence that there is no need for heightened anxiety, yet.?
Because people with HIV are living longer due to advances in medication and care, there are more years in which mutations could accumulate in host genes. When that is coupled with the effects of proviruses already inserted in oncogenes, the frequency of lymphoma could increase over time, Mellors noted. So far, this has not been observed. Nevertheless, the research team stressed the importance of additional studies to assess the role that HIV medications may play in preventing T cell lymphomas, coupled with continued surveillance for T cell lymphomas in people with HIV.
Shuang Guo, Ph.D., and Stephen H. Hughes, Ph.D., both of NCI, are co-lead and senior authors of this research, respectively. Additional authors are Asma Naqvi, Leah D. Brandt, Ph.D., Kevin W. Joseph, and Elias K. Halvas, Ph.D., all of Pitt; Ling Su, Zhonghe Sun, Dimiter Demirov, Ph.D., Donna Butcher, Baktiar Karim, D.V.M., Ph.D., and Xiaolin Wu, Ph.D., all of NCI; and Beth Scott, Aaron Hamilton, Ph.D., and Marintha Heil, Ph.D., all of Roche Molecular Diagnostics.
This research was supported by National Institutes of Health contracts 12XS547 and HHSN261200800001E.
";}s:7:"summary";s:645:"Journal Reference: John W. Mellors, Shuang Guo, Asma Naqvi, Leah D. Brandt, Ling Su, Zhonghe Sun, Kevin W. Joseph, Dimiter Demirov, Elias K. Halvas, Donna Butcher, Beth Scott, Aaron Hamilton, Marintha Heil, Baktiar Karim, Xiaolin Wu, Stephen H. Hughes. Insertional activation of STAT3 and LCK by HIV-1 proviruses in T cell lymphomas. Science Advances, 2021; ... Read more";s:12:"atom_content";s:5666:"
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John W. Mellors, Shuang Guo, Asma Naqvi, Leah D. Brandt, Ling Su, Zhonghe Sun, Kevin W. Joseph, Dimiter Demirov, Elias K. Halvas, Donna Butcher, Beth Scott, Aaron Hamilton, Marintha Heil, Baktiar Karim, Xiaolin Wu, Stephen H. Hughes. Insertional activation of STAT3 and LCK by HIV-1 proviruses in T cell lymphomas. Science Advances, 2021; 7 (42) DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.abi8795
A team led by University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and National Cancer Institute (NCI) scientists announce today in Science Advances that they?ve discovered why doctors aren?t seeing high rates of T cell lymphomas ? or cancers of the immune system ? in patients living with HIV.
?We seem to have explained some of the mystery of why HIV is rarely the direct cause of cancer,? said co-lead author John Mellors, M.D., who holds the Endowed Chair for Global Elimination of HIV and AIDS at Pitt. ?Our investigation showed that it requires a very unusual series of events involving changes in both HIV and additional mutations in human genes for someone with HIV to develop lymphoma. Clinicians should always screen their patients for cancer as part of routine health care, but people with HIV do not need to fear that they will inevitably develop lymphomas.?
When HIV enters the body, it seeks out T cells and inserts its genetic sequence ? called the ?provirus? ? into the cell?s DNA. This effectively hijacks the T cells, which normally patrol the body in search of foreign pathogens, instead instructing them to produce more HIV.
Previous research by the NCI and Pitt teams discovered that the provirus can insert itself into the T cells? genetic code in a place that prompts these infected cells to grow into large, noncancerous clones of themselves and, in some instances, these clones can carry complete, infectious proviruses. Such clones are called ?repliclones? because they carry a replication-competent provirus. It isn?t necessarily the goal of the virus to induce the growth of repliclones; it?s just the result of where the provirus happened to insert itself in the T cell?s genetic code.
These prior discoveries gave rise to a paradox: If HIV can integrate into T cell oncogenes (genes involved in normal cell division that, when mutated, result in cancerous cell growth), then shouldn?t it also cause lymphoma?
To answer this question, the team obtained samples from 13 HIV patients with lymphoma and picked out three that had high levels of HIV proviruses, indicating that the virus might be implicated in the cancer formation.
They then examined those samples to learn where the provirus had inserted into the T cell DNA. This painstaking analysis revealed that when the HIV provirus inserts into a gene called STAT3 or STAT3 and another gene called LCK, it can prompt cells with those proviruses to activate cell proliferation. With additional nonviral mutations in other human genes, this can result in T cell lymphomas.
?This is a complicated, multistep process that requires rare events ? insertion into STAT3 or STAT3 and LCK genes in just the right spot ? to even begin,? said Mellors, who also is chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at UPMC. ?As a physician, I am reassured that these events are rare. Although we need to be aware of the potential for HIV to cause lymphomas, it?s such a rare occurrence that there is no need for heightened anxiety, yet.?
Because people with HIV are living longer due to advances in medication and care, there are more years in which mutations could accumulate in host genes. When that is coupled with the effects of proviruses already inserted in oncogenes, the frequency of lymphoma could increase over time, Mellors noted. So far, this has not been observed. Nevertheless, the research team stressed the importance of additional studies to assess the role that HIV medications may play in preventing T cell lymphomas, coupled with continued surveillance for T cell lymphomas in people with HIV.
Shuang Guo, Ph.D., and Stephen H. Hughes, Ph.D., both of NCI, are co-lead and senior authors of this research, respectively. Additional authors are Asma Naqvi, Leah D. Brandt, Ph.D., Kevin W. Joseph, and Elias K. Halvas, Ph.D., all of Pitt; Ling Su, Zhonghe Sun, Dimiter Demirov, Ph.D., Donna Butcher, Baktiar Karim, D.V.M., Ph.D., and Xiaolin Wu, Ph.D., all of NCI; and Beth Scott, Aaron Hamilton, Ph.D., and Marintha Heil, Ph.D., all of Roche Molecular Diagnostics.
This research was supported by National Institutes of Health contracts 12XS547 and HHSN261200800001E.
";s:14:"date_timestamp";i:1634545916;}i:9;a:11:{s:5:"title";s:90:"Assassination attempt by Kongsberg: German victim was married to metal star ? foreign news";s:4:"link";s:107:"https://movs.world/assassination-attempt-by-kongsberg-german-victim-was-married-to-metal-star-foreign-news/";s:2:"dc";a:1:{s:7:"creator";s:11:"Susan Hally";}s:7:"pubdate";s:31:"Mon, 18 Oct 2021 08:27:29 +0000";s:8:"category";s:145:"Internationalassassinationattemptbow and arrowforeignGermanKongsbergmarriedmetalNewsNews abroadNorwaypolicestartaboola-plusTerrorist attackvictim";s:4:"guid";s:107:"https://movs.world/assassination-attempt-by-kongsberg-german-victim-was-married-to-metal-star-foreign-news/";s:11:"description";s:671:"Kongsberg / Oslo – For a cozy coffee with the neighbor. Just across the street quickly. This visit ended in a bloodbath for Andréa H. (? 52) and her friend Hanne E. (? 56). The cowardly bow attack in Norway! The Dane Espen Andersen Bråthen (37) ran with a bow, arrow and knife through the ... Read more";s:7:"content";a:1:{s:7:"encoded";s:6512:"
Kongsberg / Oslo – For a cozy coffee with the neighbor. Just across the street quickly. This visit ended in a bloodbath for Andréa H. (? 52) and her friend Hanne E. (? 56).
The cowardly bow attack in Norway! The Dane Espen Andersen Bråthen (37) ran with a bow, arrow and knife through the artist street Hyttegata in Kongsberg on Wednesday and attacked indiscriminately – five people died. Among them: ceramic artist Hanne E. and the German emigrant Andréa H. The police found one body in the garden behind Hannes house, the other on the street.
The killer: Espen Andersen BrathenPhoto: private
Andréa had just moved from Oslo to Kongsberg a few weeks ago – to a house across from her friend. The two women had known each other for years, their daughters are of the same age. Neighbor Thomas Nilsen (59) to BILD: ?They were very close, they met often. Andréa worked as an interpreter, had smaller jobs here and there. “
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The 600 meter long artist street Hyttegata in Kongsberg. Here the killer wiped out five livesPhoto: Ufuk Ucta
Andréa H. was married to a metal musician
There is a wild life behind Andréa H. In the 1990s she became known as a singer in the gothic scene and performed at festivals in Germany. She wrote books and was fascinated by esotericism and the witch cult. Her stage name was derived from this: “Nebelhexe”.
Years ago she left her old life behind and emigrated to Norway. She married the metal musician Samoth (bourgeois Tomas H.), a star of the scene who appeared several times at the legendary Wacken Festival. According to BILD information, the two should have separated more than 15 years ago.
Metal musician Samoth (band: “Emperor”) is a star in his home country Norway. He was married to Andrea H. for yearsFoto: Redferns/Getty Images
Nevertheless, Andréa and Tomas H. remained connected – especially through their daughter Alva (24). She lives in her own apartment just eight kilometers from her mother. It was also Thomas H. who shook hands with Alva yesterday at the service for the victims of the attack. The Norwegian crown prince couple Mette-Marit (48) and Haakon (48) were among the hundreds of mourners.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit at the memorial ceremony in honor of the Kongsberg amok victims. Next to her: husband Crown Prince HaakonPhoto: TERJE PEDERSEN/AFP
Pastor Roar Tønnessen: ?We were face to face with death. This great tragedy in our midst, it showed us how vulnerable life is. “
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Kongsberg / Oslo – For a cozy coffee with the neighbor. Just across the street quickly. This visit ended in a bloodbath for Andréa H. (? 52) and her friend Hanne E. (? 56).
The cowardly bow attack in Norway! The Dane Espen Andersen Bråthen (37) ran with a bow, arrow and knife through the artist street Hyttegata in Kongsberg on Wednesday and attacked indiscriminately – five people died. Among them: ceramic artist Hanne E. and the German emigrant Andréa H. The police found one body in the garden behind Hannes house, the other on the street.
The killer: Espen Andersen BrathenPhoto: private
Andréa had just moved from Oslo to Kongsberg a few weeks ago – to a house across from her friend. The two women had known each other for years, their daughters are of the same age. Neighbor Thomas Nilsen (59) to BILD: ?They were very close, they met often. Andréa worked as an interpreter, had smaller jobs here and there. “
+++ BILD is now also on TV! Click here for BILD LIVE +++
The 600 meter long artist street Hyttegata in Kongsberg. Here the killer wiped out five livesPhoto: Ufuk Ucta
Andréa H. was married to a metal musician
There is a wild life behind Andréa H. In the 1990s she became known as a singer in the gothic scene and performed at festivals in Germany. She wrote books and was fascinated by esotericism and the witch cult. Her stage name was derived from this: “Nebelhexe”.
Years ago she left her old life behind and emigrated to Norway. She married the metal musician Samoth (bourgeois Tomas H.), a star of the scene who appeared several times at the legendary Wacken Festival. According to BILD information, the two should have separated more than 15 years ago.
Metal musician Samoth (band: “Emperor”) is a star in his home country Norway. He was married to Andrea H. for yearsFoto: Redferns/Getty Images
Nevertheless, Andréa and Tomas H. remained connected – especially through their daughter Alva (24). She lives in her own apartment just eight kilometers from her mother. It was also Thomas H. who shook hands with Alva yesterday at the service for the victims of the attack. The Norwegian crown prince couple Mette-Marit (48) and Haakon (48) were among the hundreds of mourners.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit at the memorial ceremony in honor of the Kongsberg amok victims. Next to her: husband Crown Prince HaakonPhoto: TERJE PEDERSEN/AFP
Pastor Roar Tønnessen: ?We were face to face with death. This great tragedy in our midst, it showed us how vulnerable life is. “
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