#Pan America UK Review

[popculturebuffet]

Pirate Week: Jack of All Trades Floundering Father and Shark Bait Reviews: Bizzaro Blackbeard (Comissoned by Weirdkev27)

Ahoy me hearties and welcome back to Pirate.. two consecutive days. Today we look at one of the most infamous scourges to ever sail the seven seas, Blackbeard!

No not that one.

Sadly not him either. I gotta get back to that series sometime. Maybe next month. No instead of talking about the good blackbeards we're talking about the version from Jack of All Trades.

Before we can get into this disapointment, let's talk about the show itself.

Jack of All Trades was syndicated show in 2000, lasting for two seasons (one 16 episodes the other 8) and part of the back2back action hour with Cleopatra 2525, about an exotic dancer who gets put in cryo sleep and winds up leading a revolution against robots.

Like Cleopatra 2525, Jack of All Trades likely would've been lost ot the sands of time were it not for one man, it's star, your surrogate uncle and mine, the man the myth the chin BRUCE MOTHERFUCKING CAMPBELL. Kev seems determined to one day have me review everything bruce has been in.. which will probably include mchale's navy by the end

For now though this is the good stuff, as jack was also executive produced by Bruce's ride or die best buddies Robert Tapert and Sam Rami.

Jack follows Jack Styles, america revolutionary war hero and either ash williams great great great great great grandpa.. or possibly a time lost Ash Williams who became his own grandpa Phillip J Fry style. The world will never know.. until Dynamite FINALLY does a crossover for it. Come on guys. It's fish in a barrel. Kev even pitched the crossover to me: Ash goes back in time and has to team up with Jack to stop Napoleon from getting his hands on the necronomicon.

Anyways back to the premise: Jack is tapped by president jefferson to go to the french ruled island of Pualu-Pualu in the east indies and stop the various plots of the french. His contact, partner and object of romantic tension is british scientest Emilia Rothschild, played by Angela Dotchin. Jack masquerades as Emilia's houseboy, then goes into actoin as the Darring Dragoon. Yes folks this is also basically a superhero show. The two frequently foil the local Govenor Croque, ocasionally napoleon himself.. and hilariously enough often also scheme to keep Croque in power as his incompetence makes their jobs easier than if Napoleon sent people with actual talent. It's both a great setup and a purposfully thin one: within this the duo can do just about any nonsense the writers want. This includes, just from wikipedia episode blurbs: Jack having to beat Napoleon in poker to keep the louisana purchase, help croque fuck his wife better, get cathrine the great her horse back so she dosen't blow up the island, and get amnesia via a pig. The show is really just an excuse for slapstick nonsense, wordplay, our two leads to banter, and for every man on the island to hit on amelia to remind you this show was made in 2000 and everybody was super extra triple horned up those days. So how did my first round of getting to know jack pan out? Why does this blackbeard suck so much? How does leonardo divinci factor into all of this? Join me under the cut to find out.

The Floundering Father: This episode SHOULD have been an easy slam dunk. I mean look at the image I chose. Really look at it. It has Bruce Campbell in an old timey sleeping outfit. Bruce Campbell, already in his pajamas. That visual gag alone should've won this 29 emmys.

But.. the rest of the episode simply dosen't live up to that glorious image you see. It's main problem is it's running gag for the episode: Jack and Emilia bicker about which is better, America or England. Which is laughable today as while I love my country, we've got a dumptruck load of problems.. and so does the uk. It dosen't work character wise because while I get this show is over the top and what not, I do... it dosen't paint the best picture of emilia that she's overdefnding a country that till very recently opressed Jack's country. I get it's her homeland and the man later says he wishes he could put her boobs on a teddy bear

But it's still pretty tone deaf to tell your partner "Golly the people who opressed yours you had to fight to get away from sure are great". I'd be able to overlook it.. if it was funny. Instead it's just every two minutes or so "AMERICA GREAT" "NO BRITAN" "AMERICA" "BRITANNNN" "AMERICAAAAAAA FUCK YEAH " "BRITAN FUCK YEAH " "mericamericaMERICACAAAAA" "BRITANBRITANJOLLYGOODPIPIPBRITAN"

It drags down the episode every. fucking time. And this being the first jack of all trades I saw had me worried their like this EVERY TIME. Thankfully the next ep, which we'll get to shortly, settled more into the two just bantering and nicely complimenting each other as a team: emilia is the brains and creates vehicles and inventions and such to help them, while jack is the more wordly brawn, able to use his fists and spycraft while loudly complaning and making puns and what not. They have way more chemistry there then here where it just gives me a migraine.

That said it's not ALL their fault the episodes a bit of a slog. Mostly but still Blackbeard dosen't help. Blackbeard is played by Hori Aphene here and credit to the show for casting a POC actor. I didn't even know historical blackbeard wasn't white till our flag means death. The character himself is just .. mostly shouting and being gross.

God bless HOri he's trying really hard, it's the writing that lets him down. I will give this version points for breathing fire

but all the shouting in the world can't make this character funny, threatning or remotely intresting and it only gets worse next episode.

The combo of the lackluster guest star and bickering just makes this one a chore to get through but there are SOME bright spots of light. Croque and his minon, Brogard, pull a clever plan, having Brogard take Benjamin's franklin's place as hostage.

The main saving grace of this episode though is Benjy himself: for starters he's kindapped for the most gloriously stupid reason imaginable: Napoleon wants to force him to build a super weapon to destroy the white house. That itself would be good.. but what takes it over the top and really told me what this show true form is.... the weapon is a GIANT KITE. Yes they took the one thing any person knows about ben franklin and made it into a doomsday device. I fucking love everything about this. This alone got my interest back.

Ben Himself is just a lot of fun. While some of the jokes are just him eating a lot aka

Outside of that he's great, and his little mentorship with elizabeth, both being in awe of her designs and helping her figure out why her sub's engine's not working is genius. Elizabeth's submarine itself looks great. The climax.. is also a lot of fun. The Dragoon battles blackbeard while as Jack he eventually has to hold two wires together and gets after effects lightninged all over. It's wonderfully dumb.

All in all this episode is just..

Has some highlights towards the end but most of the first two acts are a slog. Thankfully the next one's MOSTLY better.

Shark Bait

This one is better... though just to get it out of the way blackbeard is far worse. While he wasn't great in the first, the pirate ship was at least fun for a climax and he had the delightfully insane quirk of breathing fire. Here it just takes all his traits that made him hard to watch the constant shouting, the poor hygine jokes him creeping on elizabeth.. and..

I have to adress this in a bit more detail. The show is REALLY creepy with elizabeth at times, both with the fanservicy outfits (which are less to show off her sexuality and indepnednce and more LOOK EVERYONE BOOBS), the whole teddy bear joke but especially blackbeard who JUST WON'T STOP hitting on her and the show treats it like a wacky joke. I get this is the 2000s, it's why it dosen't destroy the episode for me but it's still just gross and I suspect something i'll have to deal with all series long. We even get a morning wood joke with jack which comes off as HAHA GET IT HE ASSAULTED HER. Her sexual indginities are treated as one big joke and it's VERY hard to stomach. Thankfully the show has a rapid fire pace to iron it out but I just.. woudln't feel right never adressing this.

But combinging with that with just "ISN'T THIS GUY GROSS JOKES" makes blackbeard fucking intolerable. Someone having pooor hygine.. just isn't funny. It wasn't funny when I was 10 and it's not funny now. Now you can MAKE someone's horrible hygine funny. Observe

Here the jokes are.. jokes. He's dirty, but they find ways to play with the joke. Someone being gross isn't funny unless you find a way to give it character. Blackbeard just shouts and smells bad. That's it. That's what they did with the character.

While BLackbeard dosen't help the episode the episode itself.. is a LOT of fun thankfully. Jack and elizabeth's banter is thankfully way more varied here, with jack being annoyed at her modes of transportation. A standout is jack preparing to fist fight the crew of the sub they've ended up on.. before Amelia points their outnumbered and they both hide. This seems more like what the series is actually like: two very diffrent people bickering and bantering and complementing each other. Jack even points out the obvious issue of using blackbeard to help them get around the ship: that he could recognize them from last time and it adds some nice tension. And ironically , if naturally it's jack who accidently blows it by mentoining her sub.

The plot itself is delightfully nuts: it starts out simple enougH: a mysterious sea monster is sinking ships going into palu-palu, and Elizzabeth ropes jack into helping it. We also get some classic bruce campbell wordplay as jack isn't pro pro bono. I swear no one else could pull that line off.

So our heroes use the sub, a nice call back, and it ends up swallowed by the monster.. which turns out to be a giant hammerhead shark shaped sub itself. That would be bonkers enough... but then we get to whose behind it: Nardo DaVinci, descendant of Leonardo Divinci. Nardo is a hell of a lot of fun, mostly berating his minons for being absolute morons, assuming a ping on the radar is just a fish, not bothering to search the sub for people and in my faviorite moment of the episode when the heroes later baricade themselves, trying to break down the door WITH A TORPEDO.

Said torpedo is the crux of Nardo's naturally over the top and hilariously stupid plan: he's invented the first, a nice little use of real world stuff before it's time. That'd be neat and all but the bonkers spice is his target: the annual founding father's father son boat cruise, where the founding families all take a trip out to sea. Just the.. concept alone is funny. Nardo helps his case by also being compitent: he repeadtely plans to have his men just shoot our heroes and ONLY gets sidetracked when Jack baits his ego.. and even then he plans to have them all shot to death right after and only looses them because Blackbeard can breathe fire. And let's face it "this pirate we're facing can breathe fire" isn't exactly something you can plan for. If your curious Nardo's crew shanghied blackbeard (and the previous ships) for his loot and have been making him swab the deck. It's also why the heroes use him at all as he ALLGEDLY knows his way around.

Our heroes escape is even more bonkers: our heroes have to SHOOT THEMSELVES OUT OF A TORPEDO TUBE. And jack has to make the lever swing since no one can pull it for him. And all of this is complete with hilariously cheap greenscreen.

Our finale is a fuckton of fun. Our heroes can't persue them in the sub since, unlike last time, it gives them no element of suprise and a boat is worse than useless. So how do they stop this dastardly da vinci?

So eliza has a hot air balloon they plan to use to huck stuff at the sub. They do end up dislodging the torpedo but have to hang loose from blackbeards farts. I.. I wish that wasn't a plot point. He figures out who they are.. but in TRYING TO MANUALLY PICK UP A TORPEDO HE FALLS DOWN AND APPARENTLY DIES DESTROYING THE SUB.. which somehow survivies fine as blackbeard is back aboard. Either way it's an awesome climax.

Overall Shark Bait is a solid episode with a fun guest star. It's brougth down because their version of blackbeard just plain sucks, but since future episodes i'll be covering don't have him, i'm happy to cover the series again. It's got a lot of fun qualiteis and let's face it i'll watch anything with bruce campbell in it, paid or not. Thanks for reading

#bruce campbell #jack of all trades #blackbeard #benjamin franklin #pirate month #pirates #sam rami #robert tapert

[kjudgemental]

Apartment 16 - Horror Novel Review

Author: Adam Nevill Publisher: Pan Books Country: UK Year: 2010 Nevill’s second novel, released the year before The Ritual (which subsequently was made into a 2016 film with Rafe Spall in the cast), Apartment 16 is a ghostly, demonic book of the dark arts and things which don’t stay dead in the middle of a rich London apartment complex. Everything’s kicked off when Apryl arrives from America,…

View On WordPress

#adam nevill books #adam nevill review #apartment 16 #apartment 16 review #book critic #book review #british horror #ghost book #ghost book review #ghost book reviww #ghosts #horror book review #horror literature #horror novel #horror novel review #modern horror #novel review

[pharmaceuticals88]

Cell Dissociation Market Size, Status, Precise Outlook 2022 To 2029

The Cell Dissociation Market Size at USD 60.4 Million by 2029, exhibiting a CAGR of 13.4% during 2022-2029

Cell Dissociation Market Overview

The Cell Dissociation Market report is a comprehensive overview of the market, including a review of its major segments.  Cell Dissociation Market are developed after thorough primary and secondary studies. By speaking with industry experts and collecting their data, in-depth market data is produced. The report provides a thorough account of many market factors, including trends, segmentation, growth prospects, chances, difficulties, and competitive analyses.

Get a Sample copy of the report:

List of Key Players Of Cell Dissociation Market Report:

BD, Roche, Thermo Fischer Scientific, Pan-Biotech, Stemcell Technologies, GE Healthcare, Himedia Laboratories, Merck, Miltenyi Biotec, REPROCELL, ALSTEM, CellSystems Biotechnologie Vertrieb, Biological Industries, Pelobiotech, BrainBits, Labochema, PromoCell, Bio-Techne, Biocompare, Gemini Bio-Products

Key Segments Covered in Cell Dissociation Market

By Type, it is segmented into

Enzymatic Dissociation Products

Non-Enzymatic Dissociation Products

Instruments & Accessories

By Application, it is segmented into

Antibody Production

Veterinary Applications

Cell Culture Maintenance

Immunoassays

Others

Competitive Landscape

Cell Dissociation Market are showing an increasing amount of interest in creating unique products. In addition, several companies are collaborating, merging, and acquiring one another. In the upcoming years, all of these initiatives are anticipated to drive the global Cell Dissociation Market to new heights.

The Cell Dissociation Market Regional Analysis Covers

– North America: United States, Canada, and Mexico. – South & Central America: Argentina, Chile, and Brazil. – Middle East & Africa: Saudi Arabia, UAE, Turkey, Egypt and South Africa. – Europe: UK, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, and Russia. – Asia-Pacific: India, China, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, and Australia.

Get in Touch with Us: - Phone No.+1 [phone]

Mail to: [email protected]

#Cell Dissociation Market Research #Cell Dissociation Market Forecast #Cell Dissociation Market Size #Cell Dissociation Market Share #Cell Dissociation Market Trends #Cell Dissociation Market Overview

[skatevewor]

Royal blood new album 2021

One of the bravest – and best – albums of 2021 is right here. It’ll sell millions anyway, so that kind of doesn’t matter, but it is an album that if you stick with just a little, will reward you immensely. “Typhoons” is not quite a wind of change, but it really is an exploration. You’re supposed to say things like “and that might herald a new direction for the band” and that type of thing at the end of these reviews, but the truth is that even Royal Blood themselves probably don’t know themselves. “All We Have Is Now” is a piano ballad, totally incongruous to the rest of “Typhoons” but yet its sense of adventure is totally in keeping. And oddly, its only when writing that that I’ve come to realise that the whole record had a flavour of Prince about it, the same desire to push the envelope and go where you wanted.Īnd that’s even more the case on the last one. “Mad Visions” (first line: “I wanna change, but I don’t know how”) makes the confusion palpable with its sound, while “Hold On” has one more go around, and Kerr finds some falsetto to his voice that is reminiscent of Prince. “Boilermaker” on the other hand – the first song they recorded with Homme – has never been unsure of anything. On one hand, it’s a shining thing, but it exists in darkness. “Either You Want It” is another example of the duality that exists on this. “Million And One” couldn’t sound much more 70s if Pans People were dancing to it on Top Of The Pops, but it feels like the cool kids are having the party, while Royal Blood are having the bad trip outside – and that’s the genius of this. The band have dubbed their new sound as AC Disco, and you can see why. “I’ve got leaches on my right and evil in my head” is a mighty line, and it goes with the mighty riff. “Who Needs Friends” deals with the confusion of fame. “You have to do the work” and this is that. Whether he’s talking about illegal or prescription drugs, I don’t know, but I do know that this album is the reflection, the therapy, as it were. “All these chemicals, running through my veins, they don’t kill the cause, they just numb the pain” is a hell of a hook, but it’s the one here. The title track is essentially a masterclass in modern rock n roll. “Oblivion” is the RB sound (which lets be honest is unlike anyone else anyway) but its repackaged and shiny as hell. Look, if you loved the other two records then you’ll love this one too. “In my reflection,” he muses on “….Coming”, “I see signs of psychosis” and the sense of confusion is reflected gloriously in the chorus “trouble’s coming, but I don’t know when”. Really personal, as Kerr explains he got sober, and he faced his demons – all the while, at the same time he was making what is a de facto dance record at Josh Homme’s studio. This is the sound of hedonism.īut the really striking thing is that the lyrics are raw and personal. The same two blokes – Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher, but they aren’t the same. and Canada in support of their latest album, Typhoons. The band, featuring a wall of sound created by bassist Mike Kerr, will be touring the U.S. UK rock duo Royal Blood will be coming back to North America for the first time since 2019. The opener to their third album, “Trouble’s Coming” is pretty much the window to this world. by Kevin Johnson Saturday, December 18th, 2021. He said Guns N Roses got off tour and it was like “what now”.Īnd “Typhoons” very much – to me anyway – is that. I remember reading the Slash autobiography a few years ago. If that’s the case – and being there with my brother that night it felt like you were really part of something – then “Typhoons” is very much the other side, “what happens next” if you will. Royal Blood – who a few years earlier had been opening for Turbowolf at a tiny venue a couple of miles away – were headlining the Birmingham NIA (or whatever it was called then) in front of 16,000. Their tour dates can be accessed here.November 17 th 2017 was proof that despite all the talk, rock n roll isn’t dead. Royal Bloods are on tour starting September 13 at Engine Shed in Lincoln, UK until Jin Madrid, Spain at Mad Cool Festival. Royal Blood’s Typhoons can be preordered directly from the band. The song can be streamed on all streaming sites. The band holds your attention via the event though as you’re brought to the end of everything, you can hold your values without actually getting involved. However as one does his own thing, these general jerks show up before one leaves. Screaming, crying and general inclusion in the event seem to be essential. Donning shirts from the experience, the people involved are as wondrous as the event itself. His words and deliberations definitely pay off against the song. While he’s a speaker at his event, he’s entertaining and involved. With Hanks taking center stage, his persona takes center stage here. The song gets going from the jump and gets going.

#Royal blood new album 2021

[fibula-rasa]

12 Christmas Films of a Century Past

For some reason, I thought it would be a good idea to watch somewhere around 50 Christmas and Christmas-adjacent silent films from before 1920 to put together a playlist for you all. So, I hope you enjoy!

I chose these twelve as a representative selection. My general criteria were:

Christmas should be central to the story

The plot should be novel to a modern viewer or something a modern viewer would be surprised to see so early on film

The list on the whole should have a variety of settings and narrative structures

Here’s a direct link to the YouTube playlist if you want to watch them all in one go. (They are all shorter than feature length!)

Two quick presentation notes: 1. Some of the videos have music and some don’t, so you may want to check your volume level. 2. The intertitles for some of these films are not in English, so be sure you have captions turned on for English translations.

See the whole list BELOW THE JUMP!

1. Santa Claus (1898) (UK)

Directed by George Albert Smith

Short and sweet, this film sees children put to bed by their nanny on Christmas Eve and Santa Claus coming down the chimbley to fill their dutifully hung stockings. Director G.A. Smith used his own patented technique of double exposure to show Santa’s arrival without cutting away from the children’s room. Santa Claus might not pack the punch of a Méliès trick film, but it’s a fun novelty and is purportedly the first appearance of Santa Claus on film.

2. The Little Match Seller (1902) (UK)

Directed by James Williamson

This one’s quick but effective adaptation of the Hans Christian Anderson tragedy featuring impressively well-coordinated superimpositions.

3. The Christmas Angel (1904) (FR)

Directed by George Méliès for Star Film Company

The Christmas Angel follows an impoverished girl driven into the city to beg on a snowy winter night. First she’s chased away from a church by more seasoned beggars; then she’s thrown out of a poultry seller and harassed by police. On the verge of falling asleep in the snow, a rag-and-bone man rouses her and offers her help. Later, the girl passes out beside a road but is luckily spotted by a wealthy couple on a car ride. When they learn of her plight, they bring her home along with food and gifts.

Though not as fantastical as some of Méliès’ more famous works, The Christmas Angel is still highly stylized (and stylish) and features special effects that photograph beautifully. It’s also worth noting that the version of the film included here is the American cut. The original French cut, titled Détresse et Charité (Distress and Charity), did not include the sequence with the wealthy couple and instead ends with the girl dying in the snow.

4. The Night Before Christmas (1905) (US)

Directed by Edwin S. Porter for Edison Manufacturing Company

This is the first time the poem “Twas the Night Before Christmas” was put on film. Loosely following the poem, we see Santa Claus prepare for his yearly trek while a middle-class family prepares for his visit. When Santa heads out, we are treated to an extended panning sequence with a fully painted backdrop for a mini Santa and his reindeer to glide across. When Santa arrives at the family home, he chaotically dumps presents and decorations around their living room and makes a large, decorated tree appear out of thin air. (Across many of the movies I watched to put this post together, this seems to be a favored scenario for the jolly fat man around this time–and it’s delightful.) The family then wakes to find their gifts and the film closes with Santa directly wishing us a Merry Christmas.

5. A Little Girl Who Did Not Believe in Santa Claus (1907) (US)

Directed by J. Searle Dawley and Edwin S. Porter for Edison Manufacturing Company

Even at the risk of this list being too Edison heavy, I couldn’t leave this great short out. While walking with his mother, a rich little boy encounters a poor little girl alone in the cold. They take her home to play and warm up. When the boy learns that the girl doesn’t believe in Santa because apparently Santa doesn’t visit poor children, he hatches a scheme. On Christmas Eve, the boy has a stake out near the fireplace and takes Santa hostage, tying him up and holding him at gunpoint. The boy then forces Santa to visit the girl–going so far as shimmying down the chimney himself to let Santa in the front door. When the girl wakes up to a beautifully decorated tree, new toys, and a full stocking, she can finally believe in Santa Claus. While I’m generally not so into stories about supposedly benevolent rich people, I do love the implications this story has on how Santa Claus works and I also find the means with which the boy gets his way hilarious.

6. Il Natale di Cretinetti / Foolshead’s Christmas (1909) (IT)

and Come fu che l’ingordigia rovino il Natale di Cretinetti / How Greediness Spoilt Foolshead’s Christmas (1910)

and Il Natale di Cretinetti (1911)

Directed by Andre Deed for Itala Film

This entry is a three-for, which I hope you’ll excuse, but I couldn’t decide which Cretinetti Christmas to share! Cretinetti, the comedic persona of filmmaker Andre Deed, is an absolute agent of chaos.

In the 1909 film, Cretinetti attempts to bring a tree home for a Christmas party. The destruction escalates wildly, culminating in an entire building falling to pieces.

If you can believe it, the stakes are even higher in the 1910 film, when Cretinetti can’t resist sneaking out of bed on Christmas Eve to snack on the candy decorating the tree. When Santa sees what Cretinetti has done, he chides him and takes him back to his workshop, which is apparently in heaven. Destruction ensues. Cretinetti then proceeds to cause havoc for Saint Peter, annoying god so much that he calls the devil to come get Cretinetti. Cretinetti is then chased to hell where demons try to cook him alive. Thankfully, spoiler alert, it was all a bad dream and he wakes up on Christmas morning with a terrible stomach ache.

The 1911 film returns to localized chaos. Cretinetti has a run-in with a mail carrier and his Christmas packages get mixed up with one of the carrier’s parcels. The parcel contains three bottles of ether which then begin to emit gasses in the middle of the family Christmas party.

I wasn’t familiar with Cretinetti before reviewing films for this list, but I’m definitely going to seek out more of Deed’s movies. Each of these films had well-executed chaotic slapstick; over-the-top in all the right ways.

7. Making Christmas Crackers (1910) (UK)

Produced by Cricks & Martin Films for Clarke, Nickolls, & Coombs Confectionery

To start, if you’re not sure what a Christmas cracker is, it’s a colorfully decorated paper tube that makes a cracking noise as you pull it open. Inside the tube is a paper hat, a joke, and/or a small toy. It’s a traditional part of UK Christmas celebrations.

This short starts as a documentary of the workers at Clarke, Nickolls, & Coombs constructing the crackers. It’s a fun thought that as early as 1910, people were interested in watching how mass-produced consumer goods were made. It’s also fun to see these skilled workers ply their trade so deftly (even though I’m sure wages and working conditions were less than ideal). The film ends with a family celebrating around a Christmas tree topped with a functional giant cracker.

8. A Christmas Carol (1910) (US)

Directed by J. Searle Dawley for Edison Films Manufacturing Company

There are so so so many film adaptations of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol made before 1920 that it was hard to choose which one to include on this list. In the end I chose this 1910 version for its economy of storytelling, fluid use of special effects, and for Marc McDermott’s great performance as Scrooge.

9. Broncho Billy’s Christmas Dinner (1911) (US)

Directed by Gilbert M. Anderson (Broncho Billy) for The Essanay Film Manufacturing Company

Gilbert M. Anderson was an incredibly prolific and popular filmmaker and star of early American film, particularly in his role as Broncho Billy. As was typical for Anderson, he’s pulling triple duty on Broncho Billy’s Christmas Dinner as the star, director, and producer. The film features a simple and heartwarming story.

On Christmas, Billy comes across a young woman in peril as her horses got startled and are now pulling her cart along wildly. Billy manages to wrangle the horses and in gratitude she invites him to Christmas dinner at her parents’ home. Unfortunately, her father happens to be the sheriff. But, all is well, as it turns out that Broncho Billy’s been given a pardon and the sheriff welcomes him to the table gladly.

The enduring appeal of outlaws or criminals getting into the Christmas spirit is fascinating to me and it’s cool to see such an early instance of the story!

10. Le Noel de la princesse / The Little Princess’s XMas Gift (1911) (FR)

Produced by Société Générale des Cinématographes Éclipse

In all honesty, this is the least Christmassy of all the films I included here, but its style and novelty stood out. The sets, costuming, and production design are lush. It might also be one of the weirdest Christmas stories I’ve even encountered.

After Lord Othberg passes away, the conniving Otto plans to assassinate the baby prince in order to inherit the lordship himself. He poisons the baby, but the princess prays for her baby brother to come back to life as her Christmas gift. An angel appears to her and they summon Jesus, who resurrects her baby brother. Of course, they then place the revivified baby in the castle’s nativity scene, to the joy of all but Otto.

11. Ida’s Christmas (1912) (US)

Directed by Van Dyke Brooke for Vitagraph Company of America

With a more classic Christmassy story, Ida’s Christmas tells us of a family who are facing hard times. Ida (played by a very small Dolores Costello) has her eyes on a pricey doll. Meanwhile, her mother seeks out employment with a wealthy family. The matriarch of the wealthy family overhears Ida’s wish and decides to buy the doll for her as a surprise. Later, Ida is distraught to find that the doll has been purchased but comes across a wallet that someone has dropped. She considers taking the money, but chases down the owner instead. The old man gives her some reward money for returning the wallet. Ida rushes to see if she can buy the doll, but has second thoughts when she thinks about how much her family could use the money. She arrives home with the money just in time for a Santa-esque old man to show up bearing packages and an assurance that the wealthy family has work for her father. The film ends with the family celebrating an unexpectedly Merry Christmas.

It’s a sweet story that hits so many beats of what we now consider traditional Christmas tales.

12. Rozhdestvo obitateley lesa / The Insect’s Christmas (1913) (RU)

Directed by Władysław Starewicz for Khanzhonkov

Fair warning, if you thought The Princess’s XMas Gift was odd, you might need to ready yourself for this one. Stop-motion virtuoso Władysław Starewicz (Ladislas Starevich) spins a tale about a tiny ornament of Santa/Ded Moroz coming to life on Christmas and going out into the wild to bring Christmas joy to creatures small and smaller, including a frog and a ladybug. Starewicz’s animation is as impeccable as ever and the short is imaginative and quirky.

#christmas #christmas movies #silents #silent film #silent era #silent comedy #1890s #1900s #1910s #Edison #george melies #edwin s porter #broncho billy #cretinetti #andre deed #Italian Film #French film #British film #early american film #american film #Russian film #władysław starewicz #stop-motion #animation #dolores costello #special effects #film history #essanay #vitagraph #star film

[maddysacademics]

Book Review: White World Order Black Power Politics

This is the first book I’ve read specifically because it related to my university courses, and I really enjoyed it. Written by Robert Vitalis, it explored international relations, essentially race relations, in the Jim Crow Era of America from a purely factual perspective. I really enjoyed reading it as it’s a history I don’t get to read a lot about; partially because I am British and thus the history curriculum is more focused on UK related topics, but partially because superpower countries like the USA and the UK alike constantly position themselves as heroic saviours in history, which is simply not true all the time. I think it’s really sad that the curriculum has yet to be decolonised, but I find it important to read books that will shape my understanding of the true and often erased history of influential people of colour. In this book, I read about schools/universities and their racial biases within their faculty and decision making, along with racial biases on larger scales, such as in political meetings. I learn about sociologist WEB Du Bois, a pan-Africanist activist; Ralph Bunche, a political scientist and Nobel Peace Prize winner; Merze Tate, a scholar and expert on US diplomacy, amongst many others. I read about their sheer intelligence and the new ideas they proposed to higher powers, but also about the discrimination they received for being black. The book itself was interesting, but a little inaccessible to me due to the language being used, however I hope to improve my reading level by reading a lot more, and have started on Judith Butler’s Gender Performativity. 

[creepingsharia]

Preaching the Islamic Conquest of the World... in Suburban Chicago

By Daniel Greenfield

At a Ramada between the Schnitzel Platz and the Darussalam mosque, Islamists held a convention to discuss the conquest of the world. And, if the world was too ambitious a target, at the very least, India.

The Ramada was a humble base for the world conquerors of Hizb ut-Tahrir America flying the black flag of the Caliphate in a miserable hotel that Yelp reviews panned for rooms that, “smelled like a mixture of hookers, smoke, and hepatitis”, environs that made guests think they were “going to get shanked, raped or even both”, and the warning that, “even if this is the last hotel room in Illinois, DO NOT STAY HERE.”

But even Mohammed had to start in a hotel somewhere. And the Ramada of Mecca was even worse.

Many alumni of the global Hizb ut-Tahrir have gone on to bigger and better things. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed masterminded 9/11 and Abu Musab al-Zarqawi went on to create the terror group that would turn into ISIS. But after a decade of conferences, Hizb ut-Tahrir America is still failing.

Where its cousins in the UK and Australia had thousands of members, assaulting African Christians, forcing women to wear hijabs, calling for beheadings and honor killings, Hizb ut-Tahrir America is stuck in the world’s worst Ramada, trying to sell another Islamic conquest of a resurgent India.

The Chicago suburb of Glendale Heights had traditionally been home to German and Polish immigrants before being swamped by migrants and refugees. Glendale Heights was one of Illinois’ top destinations for refugee resettlement, there’s an ICNA, and assorted other Islamist infrastructure all over the place.

The Ramada had also been the site of Hizb ut-Tahrir America’s Khilafah or Caliphate conference last year which once again called for the establishment of an Islamic theocracy whose laws would no doubt necessitate the enslavement, rape, and murder of much of the population of the planet.

This year, Hizb ut-Tahrir America was celebrating the anniversary of the conquest of Constantinople at the Ramada. The Islamic genocide being celebrated near the Schnitzel Plaza with the hashtag #ConquestofIstanbul saw the streets covered in bodies and blood, men impaled, women and children raped by the armies of Mehmet II, the pedophile ruler who maintained a harem of young men.

As every devout Muslim “divinely guided” ruler should.

The theme of this year’s conference was using the subjugation of Constantinople, or as Hizb ut-Tahrir, whose name means Party of Liberation, called it, “The Liberation of Constantinople”, as a model.  After being “liberated”, Constantinople ceased to exist. That is what happens when Islamists liberate things.

...

After an extensive denunciation of the Indian infidels and their attempts to keep out Islamic illegal aliens from Pakistan, he angrily complained that the triple talaq, which allows Muslim men to divorce their wives by texting them, “I divorce you” three times, was being outlawed to protect Muslim women.

“Even our marital law is being legislated against,” the future caliph whined. Things haven’t gone so well since the group that "will carry the Jihad towards India and across the world” had its big day.

...

Sultan Ghiyasuddin Dhamgani is described as having ordered his men to impale Hindu prisoners, and then "their wives were killed and tied by their hair to these poles. Little children were massacred on the bosoms of their mothers and their corpses left there."

As colonial occupations go, no one beats the Islamic colonial occupations which leave nothing except mosques, Koran memorization contests, and mountains of skulls.

Tamerlane coolly describes beheading 10,000 people so that, "the sword of Islam was washed in the blood of the infidels."

Mahmud of Ghazni's secretary had recorded taking "500,000 slaves beautiful men and women” from among the "enemies of Allah". While the enemies of Allah are all non-Muslims, these particular enemies would have been Hindus. Why these male and female slaves had to be described as "beautiful" by these devout Muslims is best left to the imagination of anyone familiar with the haram bisexual harems.

These are the glories of Islamic liberation. They are as lovely as the unclean toilets of the Ramada.

 "Allah promised the Ummah (Muslims) in the Koran that they will inherit this earth," Taiseer Hussein, a Hizb ut-Tahrir member, ranted in a second speech. "That the Ummah will rule over this earth."

That included the imminent conquests of Rome, India, Israel, and Spain.

"We, as a nation, will witness, Allah willing, the return of the Caliphate upon the method of the Prophet and then as a nation, we will open Rome and liberate Palestine and the rest," the rant went. "Under the Caliphate, Rome will be opened, Kashmir will be liberated, India will be liberated, Palestine will be liberated, Andalusia... Sometimes we forget about Andalusia, which is known as Spain."

It wouldn’t do to forget Spain, while preaching the conquest of the world from Glendale Heights.

Hizb ut-Tahrir claims that it’s a non-violent organization. But what exactly was the “method of the Prophet”? And India was conquered through the genocide of countless millions of Hindus.

The “rule of Allah” that Hizb ut-Tahrir’s Sharia nerds wax rhapsodic over was mass murder.

...

The Islamist group has the grandiose vision of ISIS, it squawks about an Islamic State, but has no ability to implement it. That’s why its former members went on to found ISIS and mastermind 9/11. It has the complex doctrinal plans of the Muslim Brotherhood, but, despite all the theory, none of the infrastructure of cells and influential members with an actual pathway to taking over countries.

Hizb ut-Tahrir outfits in the UK and Australia got attention and members by being provocative. But Hizb ut-Tahrir America already had trouble booking hotels, and now it’s stuck in a dirty Ramada vowing that India, and then Rome, Israel, India, and finally Spain, will fall to the faithful forces of Islam.

-----------------------------------------------

The 2016 Hizb-ut Tahrir America conference featured the adamant declaration that, “Islam is here to dominate.” Here meaning the United States of America!

Of course, they are preaching jihad and conquest of the infidels on all your favorite social media sites.

#Legal #Islam #Muslim #Jihad #Sharia #News #Politics #Media #Religion #FBI #Travel #DHS

[hanaelysereid]

Gig Review: Fever 333 - Kentish Town Forum, London (7 November 2019)

I understand why Fever 333 prefer to present their concerts as ‘Demonstrations’. It’s not just for the political message of their songs, but also due to just how impassioned the crowd of fans were with every word of vocalist Jason Aalon Butler. It was less of a typical gig, and instead felt like an evening of musical dissidence and subversion.

With the group choosing to forgo the musical mainstreams and avoid enlisting support acts for the gig, using the rationale that were the concert to be panned or ill-attended, then it would only result poorly for all involved, and also potentially dilute the political sentiment of their art, the band will have been relieved by the audience’s willingness to be attentive. Despite being a heavier band, the crowd were more than happy to listen during the softer moments, and serenade rather than scream where necessary. With the band happy to limit their sweeping political beliefs, and at points bemoan points focussed more locally on the music industry, whether it was disproportionate payment for support bands, or lacking female representation in the industry, its safe to say their ideals are rational crowd-pleasers, which the audience would be foolhardy to protest.

Reviewing Fever 333 is a difficult proposition, as it is at the reviewer’s discretion how to separate the event and the experience, to what extent one can separate the music from the message. My review is positive so far, and that’s without even really going into the music, and only analysing the air of optimism, acceptance and positivity that was on show. Hence why I mentioned the apt description of the concerts as ‘demonstrations’.

But of course, the performance itself was immense, an unsurprising feat when considering the backgrounds of each member. With Butler hailing from Letlive, guitarist Stephen ‘Stevis’ Harrison having been a member of Georgia metalcore staple The Chariot, and drummer Aric Improta being a member of experimental Post-Rock/Prog-Metal band Night Verses (as well as popular on youtube for his drumming theatrics), each member has consummate experience in causing chaos live. For that very reason, its hard to not view the band as a supergroup, with the trio sharing an incredible dynamic that ensures each has their moment to make their prowess known, without upstaging other members and overshadowing the group’s impassioned message of equality and solidarity.

The band were able to play through a setlist that included both popular singles like ‘Made an America’ and ‘Burn It’, as well as more unexpected oddities, such as free single ‘Trigger’, a softer acoustic version of ‘Am I Here?’ with Jason sat behind a keyboard on the balconies, or in a truly unexpected manner, a rendition of Green Day’s ‘Brain Stew’ accompanied by Nova Twins, and including snippets of ‘Old Town Road’ in the process. It’s probably safe to say that wasn’t on anyone’s bingo sheet.

Fever 333 are a powerhouse, and whilst many bands find themselves reluctant to present personal politics and views in their content, the group have found great popularity in the UK with it. With this gig only being the group’s third headline London concert, it is safe to say there is an audience for many more.

#MusicReview #alternative #alt #rock #metal #nu metal #nu-metal #review #concert #london #fever #fever 333 #letlive #the chariot #night verses #prog #progressive #prog metal #live

[pokefan531]

Miraculous Ladybug Production Analysis

Today, I will be reviewing Miraculous Ladybug on the production quality. This goes on video quality and knowing its original format. We will be going over the base resolution, framerate, audio, and others. I've done some test by analyzing different sources of the show, and to see the techneical side.

Miraculous Ladybug credit goes to Zagtoon. Images are used for demonstration.

Video Resolution

On TV stations and on digital distribution, it is common to air or stream it on 1080p. In fact, most anime are digitally drawn on lower resolution than 1080p. For Miraculous Ladybug, this is the case.

Miraculous Ladybug is rendered at 720p, across all episodes and specials as of current. By taking some frames from Netflix stream, it is clearly upscaled from 720p. I did some check by looking at individual screenshots of the show and look at it on Photoshop. Looking at the characters hairs and some edges, you can tell that the source is upscaled.

It is common for a 3D animated TV show to render at lower resolution than 1080p, aside from the texts and the credits. The credits are clearly 1080p while the background is just upscaled to 720p. The text are clearly sharp and doesn't have anti-aliasing. The Ladybug icon on the left is also 1080p. On the opening, only the text are rendered at 1080p, but it's not as sharp as the credits. Still, it doesn't have jagged edges on the texts. Again, it is mixed with 720p background. Also, the logo scene seems to fit well with debicubic filter. I've tested upscaling filters with Avisynth on the frames to see what was the best. It seems like the studio actually use Bicubic scaling with Blur=1, and Ringing=3 setting. It is the default filter setting on Avisynth's Bicubic filter. I've check some masking between original frame and debicubic and use bicubic again, there was no difference aside from blurring out small compression artifacts caused by streaming.

So clearly, the show is upscaled from 720p with Bicubic filtering, with texts being full HD, especially seeing the credits.

(Although, the scene where Plagg gets sucked in on Stormy Weather, the vertical resolution looks like it's half. We know the show is not interlaced, but what happened?)

(Look at the edges of the objects when watching 1080p quality. It is certainly upscaled. Images from Robostus episode and The Bubbler)

Tonemapping

Like most 3D television shows, all scenes are tonemapped to sRGB/rec.709 colorspace. No HDR or wide color gamut is natively supported. Since it is tonemapped to SDR displays, at certain points, Ladybug's outfits seems to have slight red value cut. It is seen when the red shades are over 255 red value, that it can't go brighter and either shows red banding, or red highlight details may be lost. However, the problem is minor, since other color values are present to shade over it.

Overall, the show looks colorful and looks nice for any displays.

(The suit seems to lost some the bump mapping due to compressed tonemapping? Images from Stormy Weather.)

Framerate

By looking at available sources, it seems like the show is rendered at 24fps. By watching Princess Fragrance and The Mime from official Miraculous Ladybug Youtube channel, I can hear the speed difference from most sources that plays at 25fps. It supposed to sound like the 24fps version. Background music tracks and the theme song are available. They seem to match the episodes' audio speed by reconizing the tempo. A lot of sources are seen as 25fps, with the audio sped up without altering the pitch. Technecally speaking, it would be 23.976fps instead of 24fps, but still is.

Framerate Conversion list

As said above, a lit of sources found are playing the episodes at 25fps with sped up audio, but no audio pitch has changed. It's common for PAL conversion to speed up 24fps content to match their 50hz displays (aside from portable displays and computer monitors show natively 60hz). However, in recent years, they use better technology to speed up the audio without altering the pitch, so that it stays true to the pitch of the original format. That way, no one can tell the difference.

Since PAL regions use the format above, I'll list the countries and channels that airs in 60hz or NTSC regions.

South Korea:

The show is aired in the original format. It's 24fps on all channels that airs the show.

Japan:

The show airs in the original format.

Brazil:

The show airs in the original format.

Canada:

Quebec airs the french version, but airs it at 24fps. Family Channel airs it the same way too.

United States:

On Nickelodeon, they would air it at 25fps. Even though most content in the country would air at 24fps, 30fps, or 60fps, Nickelodeon decides to air their shows at 25fps to make more room for commericals to earn more revenue. That also means they cut the credit sequences for the same reason too, with the credits displayed on last 30-seconds of each episode. The audio pitch is unaltered, however. Even their streaming services airs the show at 25fps. Few of their early episodes has wrong conversion on their website, by converting from 25fps to 24fps, albert, with interlaceing, for some weird reason. They look terrible when Nickelodeon had them on their website back in 2015. It is unknown if KidsClick airs it in the original format since I never watch the show from their platform.

Latin America:

This is the most weird conversion of them all. While the show airs at 24fps, Disney Channel LA did the inverse of PAL conversion. THAT MEANS the audio pitch is LOWER than most sources! When I saw their commericals or clips of the recordings taken from their channel, I can hear the audio pitch being altered, but not the typical PAL way. It is very uncommon for NTSC standards to do this sort of thing. I even went to Costa Rica to hear how the show plays over there. I hear the audio pitch being lower as of last year. This is very rare for any channels over there to do this. I don't know what source Disney Channel LA got for the episodes, but it seems like they got 25fps ones and decides to think it is converted already for PAL regions. Very weird. However, streaming services outside the channel never had this issue. It is unknown if PAL countries like Argentina did this too. Their Disney Channel is basically the same, except it's their timeline and broadcasts in PAL format, 50hz.

It is possible that each country can air the show in their own local channel. However, you would have to be in the spanish community to know if they're playing the show correctly.

Netflix:

As far as I know, they have the episodes at 25fps everywhere. iTunes:

Not sure if they still have it, but I remember them having 25fps playback.

Youtube:

Only Princess Fragrance and The Mime are available. It is in the original format, and so as the clips on their Youtube channel.

Overall, it is commonly seen as 25fps in most platforms. I'm not sure if they preserve 25fps on Shouts Factory's DVDs R1.

Blu-Rays

There hasn't been a Blu-Ray release for the series. It's not uncommon for the series to be released on Blu-Ray. Star Wars The Clones Wars, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Samuari Jack, and Batman Animated series has got blu-ray releases at 1080p. DVDs are never HD, and are usually compresses poorly due to using MPEG2 codec from 1990s. You can only find the HD versions on digital platforms. I only know iTunes would do digital release of their episodes. You may have to rip the episodes yourself from other digital platforms. I know not many TV series here have blu-ray releases, but majority of the medias are movies and anime. In Japan, they have very high sale rates on Blu-Ray releases. Not only you get to watch the episodes without internet, but you have very high quality studio like video at the highest resolution with barely video compression artifacts.

Audio

It is common to have stereo audio on TV shows. However, Netflix seems to have 5.1 Surround Sound audio for the show. Usually, the voices are at the front speakers, while you hear the rest of the sound everywhere, with panning from one or multiple speakers to the next. Nickelodeon has aired the show in surrounded sound format before on their HD channels.

Censorship

Miraculous Ladybug is a family friendly TV series, and nothing weird or inappropiate is in it. It was intentionally made for worldwide audience. However, very few television networks made their censorships to any shows. Miraculous Ladybug never got cuts or alterations for anything, but rather small decisions.

On Disney Channel UK, they did a simple motion blur on some scenes to avoid or reduce fast motion lights to reduce risks of seizures. Most notably, the transformation scenes, catching the Akumas, flying butterflies restoring damaged properties, and fast fight scenes that takes big part of the screen. On Frame-by-Frame, the image either have the next frame blended on the current frame, previous frame blended on the current, or both.

Reducing seizures by motion blur may help, but the show doesn't have any strobe or seizure induring scenes. Most broadcasts would leave the show alone. Even Japan leaves the video untouched, despite having paka-paka laws in place on TV broadcasts for airing Electric Soldier Porygon in December 1997. All TV shows have the "Watch in bright lit room" notice on the beginning of the episode in Japan.

Saudi Arabia has skipped Copycat for some reason.

(The bottom one is from Disney Channel UK. All episodes are censored this way to reduce fast bright objects.)

Conclusion

Miraculous Ladybug is rendered at 720p 24fps, with sRGB/rec.709 colorspace. The framerate, whether you're watching 24fps or 25fps, you wouldn't hear the audio pitch being different on the latter, so it's fine. The audio is maxed to 5.1 Surround Sound. Censorship goes from very small to none.

The overall TV show's quality seems pretty good for a TV series. Netflix has all the episodes for two seasons. Even if watching upscaled content, it still looks pretty fine. The audio and sound editing seems pretty great. The animation is smooth overall. The second season is the best season so far. It can be possible that later on, the series may start doing native 1080p rendering. It could be due to the fact that ray tracing on the studio's budget would take too long to render 1080p. Hopefully, native 1080p may soon be used for the future.

#miraculous #miraculous ladybug #1080p #720p #3D #tv series #Analysis #Technechical #censorship #upscaling

[myrecordcollections]

周采芹 Tsai Chin

The World Of Tsai Chin

@ 1962 UK Pressing

*****

Tsai Chin (Chinese: 周采芹; pinyin: Zhōu Cǎiqín) (born 30 November 1933) is a China-born British actress, singer, director, teacher and author best known in America for her role as Auntie Lindo in the film The Joy Luck Club.

Her career spans more than six decades and three continents. She starred onstage in London's West End in The World of Suzie Wong, and on Broadway in Golden Child. Tsai Chin appeared in two James Bond films: as a Bond girl in You Only Live Twice; and Casino Royale. Her single, "The Ding Dong Song," recorded for Decca, hit the top of the music charts in Asia. She was the first acting instructor to be invited to teach acting in China after the Cultural Revolution, when China's universities re-opened. In China she is best known for her portrayal of Grandmother Jia in the 2010 TV drama series The Dream of Red Mansions.

Tsai Chin was born on 30 November 1933, in Tianjin, China, where her father was on tour. She is the third daughter of the legendary Peking opera actor and singer Zhou Xinfang (1895—1975) and Western-educated mother Lilian Qiu (aka Lilian Ju; 1905—1968). Chin has a brother, Michael Chow.

She grew up in Shanghai's French Concession, where (under her western name, "Irene Chow") she received a multi-lingual education at The Convent of the Sacred Heart, Mctyeire School (中西女中) in Shanghai, and King George V School in Hong Kong. During her childhood, Tsai Chin was witness to colonial occupation, Japanese invasion of China, Chinese Civil War, and the Communist take-over in 1949.

At the age of 17, she left Shanghai and was sent to England to study at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, where she was the first Chinese student in the art academy. Tsai Chin later became an Associate Member of The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. She earned a master's degree at Tufts University in Boston, Massachusetts.

Tsai Chin's first significant film role came when she was cast in the film The Inn of Sixth Happiness (1958), in which she played the adopted daughter of Ingrid Bergman's character. Her big break, though, arrived when two Broadway shows came to London at the same time. Initially, Tsai Chin was cast as one of the two leads in the musical Flower Drum Song. However, she also auditioned for the play The World of Suzie Wong for which she was offered the title role. The Daily Mail quoted Chin as saying, "I had a terrible decision to make." She opted to star as Suzie Wong at The Prince of Wales Theatre, London (1959–1961), where she saw her name in lights for the first time. The play, generally panned by the critics, was a commercial hit. Chin drew good reviews, with Milton Shulman of the Evening Standard saying, "Tsai Chin is a lovely creature with all the vivacity, simplicity and gusts of unpredictable Eastern temperament." Harold Hobson of the Sunday Times said, "Tsai Chin who has cool clear beauty and considerable talent."

To compensate Tsai Chin for not being able to do the musical Flower Drum Song, producer, Donald Albery granted her request to sing a song in The World of Suzie Wong. She chose a lyrical Chinese song, "Second Spring" (第二春), which was translated into English as "The Ding Dong Song", by Lionel Bart. Tsai Chin recorded the song in 1960 for Decca Records in London. The single, arranged and conducted by music director Harry Robinson, became a hit, particularly in Asia.

Tsai Chin followed this success by recording several more singles and two LPs, later incorporating many of these songs, written specifically for her, into a cabaret act which she performed from 1961 to 1966. As well as touring her cabaret show throughout the United Kingdom, she also performed in London's most exclusive venues, including the Dorchester, the Savoy, the Society, and frequently Quaglino's and Allegro, sharing a bill with David Frost, then at the start of his illustrious career. Her cabaret act was also aired on television in Switzerland and the Netherlands. Variety called her a "Savvy entertainer, with most of her material tailor-made for her personality." London's Evening News was "impressed…by the way she held her audience wasn't a murmur not even the clatter of one piece of cutlery."

The Cultural Revolution started in 1966. China shut itself off from the rest of the world and artists were purged, which eventually claimed the lives of both her parents.

#周采芹 #Tsai Chin #The World Of #China #Tianjin #Decca #Mono #Vocal #Carbaret

[chemicalsubstancesworld]

Silver Market Market, Forecast, Trend, Analysis & Competition Tracking -Global Market Insights 2027

Description :

Silver Market: Information by Type (Fine Silver, Sterling Silver, German Silver, Coin Silver, Britannia Silver, Mexican Silver, Russian Silver, Oxidized Silver and others), Application (Silverware, Industrial, Jewelry, Investment, Photographic Films, Electrical and Electronics, Pharmaceuticals, Food and Beverage, Clothing and Textile, Personal Care and Cosmetics and Water Treatment) and Region (Asia-Pacific, North America, Latin America, Europe and Middle East & Africa) - Forecast till 2030

Keywords :

Silver Market, Silver Market manufacturers, Silver Market review, Silver Market growth

 Access Full Report Details and Order this Premium Report :  

https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/silver-market-8002

 Silver Market Overview

According to MRFR Analysis, the Global Silver Market is estimated at a healthy CAGR of 9.83% during forecast years.

Silver, one of the precious metals, is particularly known for its silvery luster. The pure form of silver exhibits the highest electrical and thermal conductivity as compared with other metals. Moreover, it is relatively harder than gold and platinum and possesses malleability and ductility. It is obtained in native or ore form and is primarily produced as a byproduct of gold, zinc, copper, and lead refining.

On the basis of type, the global silver market has been divided into fine silver, sterling silver, German silver, coin silver, Britannia silver, Mexican silver, Russian silver, oxidized silver, and others. This segmentation is on the basis of the percentage of silver in the composition. Among these, the sterling silver alloy segment held the largest market share in 2018 with 92.5% of silver and 7.5% of copper and is used in making jewelry and silverware. In addition to this, zinc and germanium is added to enhance resistance to tarnish and can also be used in making surgical equipment.

Based on application, the global silver market has been categorized into silverware, industrial, jewelry, investment, photographic films, electrical and electronics, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, clothing and textile, personal care and cosmetics, and water treatment. The electrical and electronics was the leading segment in 2018, followed by jewelry owing to increasing demand for silver in semiconductors, smartphones for its unsurpassed electrical and thermal conductivity. The jewelry segment, on the other hand, is projected to register a substantial CAGR on account of the growing demand for silver ornaments.

Silver Market Segmentation

The global silver market has been segmented based on type, application, and region.

Based on type, the global silver market has been classified into fine silver, sterling silver, German silver, coin silver, Britannia silver, Mexican silver, Russian silver, oxidized silver, and others.

By application, the global silver market has been divided into silverware, industrial, jewelry, investment, photographic films, electrical and electronics, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, clothing and textile, personal care and cosmetics, and water treatment.

The global silver market, by region, has been studied for five key regions—Asia-Pacific, North America, Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East & Africa.

Silver Market Competitive Analysis

Fresnillo plc (Mexico), KGHM (Poland), Glencore (Switzerland), Newmont Goldcorp (Canada), Hindustan Zinc (India), Asahi Refining (US), Polymetal International plc (Russia), Minas Buenaventura SAA (Peru), PAN AMERICAN SILVER (Canada), Hochschild Mining plc (UK), Volcan (Peru), Wheaton Precious Metals Corp (Canada), First Majestic (Canada), ENDEAVOUR SILVER (Canada), and Hecla Mining Company (US) are some of the key players operating in the global silver market

 Silver Market Regional Analysis

The Latin American dominated the global silver market in 2018 and is estimated to register a healthy CAGR during the forecast period on account of increasing mining activities and surging demand for silver in coins, bullions, and electrical and electronics. Mexico is the major producer and consumer in the region, as well as across the globe owing to strong R&D facilities and superior grades of silver mines. The North American market held a significant market share in 2018 owing to advanced equipment and mining operations in the region. The US is the major contributor in the region.

 Read more at:

https://telegra.ph/Lubricants-Market-Business-Competitive-Outlook-of-the-Global-Industry-with-Future-Estimations-06-01

https://telegra.ph/Global-paints-and-coating-Market-Leading-Countries-Challenges-Five-Forces-Analysis-Trends-Drivers-Forecast-to-2027-06-01

  NOTE: Our Team of Researchers is Studying Covid19 and its Impact on Various Industry Verticals and wherever required we will be considering Covid19 Footprints for Better Analysis of Market and Industries. Cordially get in Touch for More Details.

 Get a Sample Report Now : https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/sample_request/8002

 About Market Research Future:

At Market Research Future (MRFR), we enable our customers to unravel the complexity of various industries through our Cooked Research Report (CRR), Half-Cooked Research Reports (HCRR), Raw Research Reports (3R), Continuous-Feed Research (CFR), and Market Research & Consulting Services.

MRFR team have supreme objective to provide the optimum quality market research and intelligence services to our clients. Our market research studies by products, services, technologies, applications, end users, and market players for global, regional, and country level market segments, enable our clients to see more, know more, and do more, which help to answer all their most important questions.

Contact

Market Research Future

Office No. 528, Amanora Chambers

Magarpatta Road, Hadapsar,

Pune - 411028

Maharashtra, India

[phone]

Email: [email protected]

[aois21]

September 22, 2018

Here is the top literary news of the week:

Using Young Adult Novels to Make Sense of #MeToo

Sunrise Comics 81-Year-Old Owner Closes Store After Almost 40 Years

Library digitizes over 6,000 photos from Pirkle Jones/Ruth-Marion Baruch collection

Book clinic: an alternative guide to Irish literature

Inside Susan Sontag’s Extensive FBI File

Tronc in 'early stage' discussions about sale to McClatchy newspaper chain

FT/McKinsey reveal 'varied' shortlist for £30k Business Book of the Year

Ankeny's new bookstore features thousands of used books and a smattering of new ones

Grammy Museum-funded digitization project brings rare Charles Ives performances to the world

Why Are Book Margins Stuck in the 1990s?

Haruki Murakami withdraws from alternative Nobel prize

Target Responds to Publisher Complaints, but Redactions Persist

Amazon’s new small-businesses play is panned as pandering

Film option to Delargy debut bought by Zucker/Prodigy

DON’T WRITE A BOOK ABOUT CANCER, AND OTHER ADVICE

Library of Congress Launches OFFICIAL Congressional Research Service Reports Portal

Rumford Public Library's display of banned books will stay

George Orwell archives added to Unesco Memory of the World register

Pascal Pictures Acquires Uzma Jalaluddin Novel ‘Ayesha At Last’

Smith, Power and Berry win Forward poetry prizes

THE CHALLENGES OF CREATING A COVER FOR A FORGOTTEN MODERNIST CLASSIC

Is young adult literature too dark?

New York Review of Books Editor Is Out Amid Uproar Over #MeToo Essay

Man Booker 2018: Daisy Johnson becomes youngest ever author shortlisted for prize

OUP offers free dictionary access to UK state schools

Pennsylvania to end prison book donations, forcing inmates onto pricey eBook platform

Alberta book publishers to get $300,000 boost from province

Digital scholarship rescues ethnographic cookbook from oblivion

PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT THE “RISE” OF AFRICAN SCIENCE FICTION

B&N Opens Prototype Store in Maryland

OECD international survey of scientific authors

Man Booker judges: 'submissions needed more editing'

New chapter for Newtonville Books as it turns 20

Sexy ‘Handmaid’s Tale’ Costumes Just Hit The Internet, And This Is Your Reminder To Please Don’t

GARRARD CONLEY AND SJ SINDU ON THE MAINSTREAMING OF QUEER IDENTITY

The Oxford English Dictionary is opening its gates to teenage slang—via Twitter

Arrested for fact-checking: Kazakh court fines Ukrainian journalist after police break up media workshop

Audiobooks Are the New Ebooks, Except They Might Keep Growing

Rebecca Rosenblum, Max Wallace nominated for $10K Vine Awards for Canadian Jewish Literature

Mukherjee wins Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize

Chief Justice Maraga launches bench book for criminal cases

$4.8 MILLION IN GRANTS GO TO "SAVE AMERICA'S TREASURES"

Wizards, Moomins and pirates: the magic and mystery of literary maps

Tales of people forgotten by the ‘development’ narrative

aois21 audio would like your help! We are currently conducting surveys of listeners to several of our podcast series. Visit www.surveys.aois21.com or the homepage of each podcast to find the link. It will only take a couple minutes of your time and we will thank you with 21% off any purchase from the aois21 market and enter you for a chance to win a $25 Visa gift card.

This episode is brought to you by Audible. Get access to over 180,000 audiobooks with your first month free. Visit www.audibletrial.com/aois21 and your first book is on us!

Additional support is also provided by Bookbyte. Buy and sell used textbooks today at Bookbyte.com.

This podcast is also brought to you by the 12th Annual Western Maryland Independent Literature Festival, October 5th-6th in Frostburg, Md. For more information, visit www.frostburg.edu/cla/indie-lit-festival.

It is also sponsored by the Fall for the Book, Northern Virginia’s premiere book event. Held at George Mason University and the surrounding area from October 10th-13th, it will feature panel discussions, live readings and a book fair. Visit fallforthebook.org for more information.

Literally This Week is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, TuneIn, Spotify, Podomatic, and www.audio.aois21.com.

You can support this podcast either by buying an ad through Advertisecast, or on the aois21 page on Patreon.

For news during the week, follow @aois21 on Twitter.

If there’s a story we missed, tweet to us with the #literallythisweek and we’ll check it out.

#Literally this week #podcast #Keith F. Shovlin #literarure #literature #literary news #libraries #publishing #publishers #bookstores #booksellers #authors #readers #Audiobooks #aois21 annual #aois21 media #aois21 audio #aois21 podcast network #Audiblke #Audible #Western Maryand #Western Maryland #Frostburg State University #Fall for the Book #George Mason University #Michael B. Judkins #Interlude to the Sentimental Me! #TeePublic #comics #language

[wiseguyreport1222]

Paraxylene (PX) EUROPE Market Research Report 2021-2026

Due to the high popularity of this product/service in North America and Asia, the growth trend of Paraxylene (Px) in recent years and the growth of consumers' demand is expected to drive the global Paraxylene (Px) market.

ALSO READ:  http://www.marketwatch.com/story/paraxylene-px-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-2026-2021-07-19

Geographically, the global Paraxylene (Px) market is divided into North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa. North America, Asia and Europe have significant position in the this market, big players operating in there. The U.S. is accounting for a major share of the total Paraxylene (Px) market in North America.

Significant participants active in the global Paraxylene (Px) market include: British Petroleum (BP), Fujian Refining & Petrochemical, Reliance Industries, Samsung Total Petrochemicals., Dragon Aromatics, Braskem, JX Nippon Oil & Energy, Kuwait Paraxylene Production, Toray Industries, Pemex, Chevron Phillips Chemical, ExxonMobil, BASF...

ALSO READ:  http://www.marketwatch.com/story/personalized-or-custom-gift-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-2021-2028-2021-06-22

Global Paraxylene (Px) Market Segmentation:

Paraxylene (Px) market, by Paraxylene (Px) type: Bio-based Paraxylene Petroleum-based Paraxylene …

Paraxylene (Px) market, by Application: Dimethyl Terephthalate (DMT) Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA) Dibutyl Phathalate Xylene (Di-PX) Others …

ALSO READ:  http://www.marketwatch.com/story/fruit-punnet-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-2021-2028-2021-06-21

Paraxylene (Px) Market Research Report 2014-2026, by region: North America The U.S. Canada

Europe Germany UK France Italy Spain Rest of Europe

Latin America Mexico Brazil Argentina

Pan Asia Pacific China Japan South Korea South East Asia Region India Australia

Middle East and Africa Saudi Arabia UAE Qatar Egypt Nigeria South Africa Rest of MEA

The database is running updated by a group of research experts to always reflect the latest trends and information.

ALSO READ:  http://www.marketwatch.com/story/laboratory-hot-plates-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-forecast-year-2021-06-23

Table of Contents

1. Introduction 1.1 Definition of the Market 1.2 Research Purpose 1.3 Scope of the Study 1.4 Stakeholders 1.5 Geography Coverage 1.6 Currency Under Consideration 1.7 Volume Units 1.8 Review Cycle 1.9 Summary and Key Findings of the Research 2 Research Methodology 2.1 Research Data 2.1.1 Secondary Data 2.1.2 Primary Data 2.2 Market Size Estimation 2.2.1 Bottom-Up Approach 2.2.2 Top-Down Approach (Involves time, Space, and Persons) 2.3 Data Triangulation 2.4 Assumptions 2.5 Hypothesis of this Research, Clear, Specific, and Testable Statement of This Research 2.6 Limitations of Our Study 2.7 Scene Based Modeling 2.8 Covid-19 Impact/Evaluation 3. Market Dynamics 3.1 Driving Factors 3.1.1 Rising Demand in one or More of the Following Regions: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa 3.1.2 Increasing Use of Paraxylene (Px) by Different End-User/Applications 3.2 Restraints and Challenges in the Market 3.3 Opportunities

ALSO READ:  http://www.marketwatch.com/story/monitor-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-2021-2028-2021-06-24

4. Global Paraxylene (Px) Market-Segmentation 4.1 By Type 4.1.1 Bio-based Paraxylene 4.1.2 Petroleum-based Paraxylene 4.2 By End-User/Application Industry 4.2.1 Dimethyl Terephthalate (DMT) 4.2.2 Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA) 4.2.3 Dibutyl Phathalate Xylene (Di-PX) 4.2.4 Others 4.3 By Geography 4.3.1 North America Paraxylene (Px) Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.1.1 North America Paraxylene (Px) Production from 2014-2020 4.3.1.2 North America Paraxylene (Px) Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.1.3 North America Paraxylene (Px) Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.1.4 North America Paraxylene (Px) Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.1.5 North America Paraxylene (Px) Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.1.6 North America Paraxylene (Px) Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.1.7 Top North America Paraxylene (Px) Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.2 Europe Paraxylene (Px) Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.2.1 Europe Paraxylene (Px) Production from 2014-2020 4.3.2.2 Europe Paraxylene (Px) Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.2.3 Europe Paraxylene (Px) Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.2.4 Europe Paraxylene (Px) Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.2.5 Europe Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.2.6 Europe Paraxylene (Px) Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.2.7 Top Europe Paraxylene (Px) Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.3 Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.3.1 Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Production from 2014-2020 4.3.3.2 Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.3.3 Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.3.4 Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.3.5 Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.3.6 Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.3.7 Top Asia-Pacific Paraxylene (Px) Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.4 Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.4.1 Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Production from 2014-2020 4.3.4.2 Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.4.3 Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.4.4 Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.4.5 Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.4.6 Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.4.7 Top Latin America Paraxylene (Px) Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.5 Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.5.1 Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Production from 2014-2020 4.3.5.2 Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.5.3 Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.5.4 Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.5.5 Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.5.6 Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.5.7 Top Middle East & Africa Paraxylene (Px) Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 5. Competitive Intelligence – Company Profiles 5.1 British Petroleum (BP) 5.1.1 British Petroleum (BP) Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.1.2 British Petroleum (BP) Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 5.2 Fujian Refining & Petrochemical 5.2.1 Fujian Refining & Petrochemical Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.2.2 Fujian Refining & Petrochemical Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 5.3 Reliance Industries 5.3.1 Reliance Industries Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.3.2 Reliance Industries Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 5.4 Samsung Total Petrochemicals. 5.4.1 Samsung Total Petrochemicals. Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.4.2 Samsung Total Petrochemicals. Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 5.5 Dragon Aromatics 5.5.1 Dragon Aromatics Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.5.2 Dragon Aromatics Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 5.6 Braskem 5.6.1 Braskem Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.6.2 Braskem Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 5.7 JX Nippon Oil & Energy 5.7.1 JX Nippon Oil & Energy Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.7.2 JX Nippon Oil & Energy Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 5.8 Kuwait Paraxylene Production 5.8.1 Kuwait Paraxylene Production Company Profile (Company Name, Major Business, Plants Distribution, Sales Region, Contact Information) 5.8.2 Kuwait Paraxylene Production Sales, Growth Rate and Global Market Share from 2014-2020 ….CONTINUED

CONTACT DETAILS :

[email protected]

[phone]

[phone]

971 0503084105

[delightfulconnoisseurgentlemen]

Bovine Serum Market 2021 Analysis by Latest COVID19/CORONA Virus Impact with Market Positioning of Key Vendors

" The 2021 Bovine Serum market report covers the current market status including the market size, growth rate, recent developments, prominent players, market dynamics, and the current competitive landscape. Further, the report analyzes future opportunities, demand, growth factors and forecast the market to assess the strategies of major players in terms of coalition and membership, technological advancements, investments. Moreover, the report also analyzes strength, weakness, threats, and opportunities in terms of SWOT analysis as well as present and future effects of COVID-19 in the Bovine Serum market. It also covers the latest developments that have taken place in recent years and offers the impact on the revenue, countries and segments of Bovine Serum of the key company in the market. The Bovine Serum market report presents market dynamics that includes market drivers, moderation, opportunities, and challenges. The purpose of the report: Get a sample for Tech Breakthroughs (use official email id to get higher priority) at: The report describes the competition analysis, economic policies and strategies adopted by the main players. This is a comprehensive overview and in-depth study of the current and future market of the Bovine Serum industry. The report represents a basic overview of the market status, competitor segment with a basic introduction of major suppliers, major regions, product types and end industries. >> Download FREE Research Sample with Industry Insights (150+ Pages PDF Report) @  

The major players involved in the Bovine Serum market are:  Bovine Serum including: Thermo Fisher (Life-Tech) GE Healthcare Sigma-Aldrich Merck Moregate BioTech Gemini Atlanta Biologicals Tissue Culture Biologicals Bovogen Biowest Internegocios RMBIO Biological Industries PAN-Biotech VWR Corning Animal Technologies Serana WISENT Peak Serum Seroxlab NorthBio Bio Nutrientes Brasil Lanzhou Minhai Zhejiang Tianhang Biotechnology ExCell Bio Jin Yuan Kang

Market segment by type, covers: USA-sourced South America-sourced Australia-sourced Others The market segment by applications can be divided into: Direct Channel Distribution Channel By region, the Bovine Serum market is segmented into countries, with production, consumption, revenue (USD Million), market share and growth rate in these regions, from 2021 to 2026 (forecast); check out the highlights below: -North America (United States and Canada) -South Central America and Latin America (Brazil, Argentina, Mexico and the rest of Latin America) -Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Poland, Sweden, Denmark and the rest of Europe) -Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Australia, ASEAN countries, India, South Korea, New Zealand, rest of Asia) -Middle East and Africa (CCG, South Africa, Kenya, North Africa, RoMEA) -Rest of the world. Review of strategic analysis: -Key strategies selected by the main players -Short and long term industry trends -Analysis of Porter's five forces -Factors and challenges on the supply and demand side -Value chain analysis -Price analysis -Growth opportunities -Potential new business opportunities -Main areas of interest in the forecast period

>> Buy this report here @ https://www.reporthive.com/checkout?currency=single-user-licence&reportid=2653242

Detailed Table of Contents of Global Bovine Serum Market Overview and Forecast to 2026 1 Bovine Serum Market Overview 1.1 Product Overview and Scope of Bovine Serum 1.2 Bovine Serum Segment by Type 2 Bovine Serum Market Competition by Manufacturers 2.1 Global Bovine Serum Sales Market Share by Manufacturers (2015-2020) 2.2 Global Bovine Serum Revenue Market Share by Manufacturers (2015-2020) 3 Bovine Serum Retrospective Market Scenario by Region 3.1 Global Bovine Serum Sales Retrospective Market Scenario by Region: 2015-2020 3.2 Global Bovine Serum Retrospective Market Scenario in Revenue by Region: 2015-2020 3.3 North America Bovine Serum Market Facts and Figures by Country 4 Historical Global Bovine Serum Market Analysis by Type 4.1 Global Bovine Serum Sales Market Share by Type (2015-2020) 5 Global Analysis of Historical Bovine Serum Market by End Users 5.1 Global Bovine Serum Sales Market Share by End Users (2015-2020) 6 profiled key companies 6.1 Manufacturing 1 6.1.1 Company information 6.1.2 Company Description and Overview 6.1.3 Bovine Serum Sales, Revenue and Gross Margin (2015-2020) 6.1.4 Bovine Serum Product portfolio 7 Bovine Serum Manufacturing Cost Analysis 7.1 Bovine Serum Key Raw Material Analysis 7.2 Proportion of manufacturing cost structure 8 marketing channels, distributors and customers 8.1 Marketing channel 8.2 Bovine Serum List of distributors 8.3 Bovine Serum Customers 9 Bovine Serum Market Dynamics 9.1 Bovine Serum Industry Trends 10 Global Market Forecasts 10.1 Bovine Serum Market Estimates and Projections by Type 10.2 Bovine Serum Market Estimates and Projections by End Users 10.3 Bovine Serum Market Estimates and Projections by Region 11 Research results and conclusion 12 Methodology and data source 12.1 Methodology / Research approach 12.2 Data source 12.3 List of authors 12.4 Disclaimer …… Chapter 16. Conclusion >> [With unrivaled insights into the Bovine Serum market, our industry research will help you take your Bovine Serum business to new heights.] <<

>>>> For more customization, connect with us at @ https://www.reporthive.com/2653242/enquiry_before_purchase

Why Report Hive Research: Report Hive Research delivers strategic market research reports, statistical surveys, industry analysis and forecast data on products and services, markets and companies. Our clientele ranges mix of global business leaders, government organizations, SME’s, individuals and Start-ups, top management consulting firms, universities, etc. Our library of 700,000 + reports targets high growth emerging markets in the USA, Europe Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific covering industries like IT, Telecom, Semiconductor, Chemical, Healthcare, Pharmaceutical, Energy and Power, Manufacturing, Automotive and Transportation, Food and Beverages, etc. Contact Us: Report Hive Research 500, North Michigan Avenue, Suite 6014, Chicago, IL – 60611, United States Website: https://www.reporthive.com Email: [email protected] Phone: [phone] Bovine Serum including: Thermo Fisher (Life-Tech) GE Healthcare Sigma-Aldrich Merck Moregate BioTech Gemini Atlanta Biologicals Tissue Culture Biologicals Bovogen Biowest Internegocios RMBIO Biological Industries PAN-Biotech VWR Corning Animal Technologies Serana WISENT Peak Serum Seroxlab NorthBio Bio Nutrientes Brasil Lanzhou Minhai Zhejiang Tianhang Biotechnology ExCell Bio Jin Yuan Kang , Argentina Bovine Serum Market, Australia Bovine Serum Market, Belgium Bovine Serum Market, Brazil Bovine Serum Market, Canada Bovine Serum Market, Chile Bovine Serum Market, China Bovine Serum Market, Columbia Bovine Serum Market, Egypt Bovine Serum Market, France Bovine Serum Market, Germany Bovine Serum Market, Global Bovine Serum Market, India Bovine Serum Market, Indonesia Bovine Serum Market, Italy Bovine Serum Market, Japan Bovine Serum Market, Malaysia Bovine Serum Market, Mexico Bovine Serum Market, Bovine Serum Applications, Bovine Serum Industry, Bovine Serum Key Players, Bovine Serum Market, Bovine Serum Market 2020, Bovine Serum Market 2021, Netherlands Bovine Serum Market, Nigeria Bovine Serum Market, Philippines Bovine Serum Market, Poland Bovine Serum Market, Russia Bovine Serum Market, Saudi Arabia Bovine Serum Market, South Africa Bovine Serum Market, South Korea Bovine Serum Market, Spain Bovine Serum Market, Sweden Bovine Serum Market, Switzerland Bovine Serum Market, Taiwan Bovine Serum Market, Thailand Bovine Serum Market, Turkey Bovine Serum Market, UAE Bovine Serum Market, UK Bovine Serum Market, United States Bovine Serum Market, COVID 19 impact on Bovine Serum market, Direct Channel Distribution Channel , USA-sourced South America-sourced Australia-sourced Others , Bovine Serum, Bovine Serum Market, Bovine Serum Market comprehensive analysis, Bovine Serum Market comprehensive report, Bovine Serum Market forecast, Bovine Serum Market Forecast to 2027, Bovine Serum Market Growth, Bovine Serum market in Asia, Bovine Serum market in Australia, Bovine Serum Market in Canada, Bovine Serum market in Europe, Bovine Serum Market in France, Bovine Serum Market in Germany, Bovine Serum Market in Israel, Bovine Serum Market in Japan, Bovine Serum market in Key Countries, Bovine Serum Market in Korea, Bovine Serum Market in United Kingdom, Bovine Serum Market in United States, Bovine Serum market report, Bovine Serum market research, Bovine Serum Market Forecast to 2026, Bovine Serum Market 2020, Bovine Serum Market Rising Trends, Bovine Serum Market is Emerging Industry in Developing Countries, Bovine Serum Market SWOT Analysis, Bovine Serum Market Updates"

#Bovine Serum Market

[wiseguysreport]

Ventricular Assist Devices  Middle East and Africa Market Research Report 2021-2028.

Due to the high popularity of this product/service in North America and Asia, the growth trend of Ventricular Assist Devices in recent years and the growth of consumers' demand is expected to drive the global Ventricular Assist Devices market. Also read  :http://www.marketwatch.com/story/ventricular-assist-devices-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-2020-2027-2021-07-12 Geographically, the global Ventricular Assist Devices market is divided into North America, Europe, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa. North America, Asia and Europe have significant position in the this market, big players operating in there. The U.S. is accounting for a major share of the total Ventricular Assist Devices market in North America. Significant participants active in the global Ventricular Assist Devices market include: Terumo, CR Bard, Abbott, Johnson & Johnson, Edwards Lifesciences, LivaNova, St. Jude Medical, Medtronic, Boston Scientific, Biotronik... Global Ventricular Assist Devices Market Segmentation: Ventricular Assist Devices market, by Ventricular Assist Devices type: Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 … Ventricular Assist Devices market, by Application: Application 1 Application 2 Application 3 … Also read  :http://www.marketwatch.com/story/pyrantel-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-2021-2028-2021-07-17 Ventricular Assist Devices Market Research Report 2014-2026, by region: North America The U.S. Canada Europe Germany UK France Italy Spain Rest of Europe Latin America Mexico Brazil Argentina Pan Asia Pacific China Japan South Korea South East Asia Region India Australia Middle East and Africa Saudi Arabia UAE Qatar Egypt Nigeria South Africa Rest of MEA The database is running updated by a group of research experts to always reflect the latest trends and information. Also read  :http://www.marketwatch.com/story/external-wall-insulation-board-market-research-report-with-size-share-value-cagr-outlook-analysis-latest-updates-data-and-news-2020-2026-2021-07-16 TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Introduction 1.1 Definition of the Market 1.2 Research Purpose 1.3 Scope of the Study 1.4 Stakeholders 1.5 Geography Coverage 1.6 Currency Under Consideration 1.7 Volume Units 1.8 Review Cycle 1.9 Summary and Key Findings of the Research 2 Research Methodology 2.1 Research Data 2.1.1 Secondary Data 2.1.2 Primary Data 2.2 Market Size Estimation 2.2.1 Bottom-Up Approach 2.2.2 Top-Down Approach (Involves time, Space, and Persons) 2.3 Data Triangulation 2.4 Assumptions 2.5 Hypothesis of this Research, Clear, Specific, and Testable Statement of This Research 2.6 Limitations of Our Study 2.7 Scene Based Modeling 2.8 Covid-19 Impact/Evaluation 3. Market Dynamics 3.1 Driving Factors 3.1.1 Rising Demand in one or More of the Following Regions: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East & Africa 3.1.2 Increasing Use of Ventricular Assist Devices by Different End-User/Applications 3.2 Restraints and Challenges in the Market 3.3 Opportunities 4. Global Ventricular Assist Devices Market-Segmentation 4.1 By Type 4.1.1 Type 1 4.1.2 Type 2 4.1.3 Type 3 4.2 By End-User/Application Industry 4.2.1 Application 1 4.2.2 Application 2 4.2.3 Application 3 4.3 By Geography 4.3.1 North America Ventricular Assist Devices Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.1.1 North America Ventricular Assist Devices Production from 2014-2020 4.3.1.2 North America Ventricular Assist Devices Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.1.3 North America Ventricular Assist Devices Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.1.4 North America Ventricular Assist Devices Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.1.5 North America Ventricular Assist Devices Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.1.6 North America Ventricular Assist Devices Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.1.7 Top North America Ventricular Assist Devices Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.2 Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.2.1 Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Production from 2014-2020 4.3.2.2 Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.2.3 Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.2.4 Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.2.5 Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.2.6 Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Market Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.2.7 Top Europe Ventricular Assist Devices Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.3 Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.3.1 Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Production from 2014-2020 4.3.3.2 Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.3.3 Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.3.4 Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.3.5 Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.3.6 Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.3.7 Top Asia-Pacific Ventricular Assist Devices Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.4 Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.4.1 Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Production from 2014-2020 4.3.4.2 Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Consumption from 2014-2020 4.3.4.3 Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Import and Export from 2014-2020 4.3.4.4 Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Value ($) and Growth (%) by Type from 2019-2020 4.3.4.5 Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Value ($) and Growth (%) by Application from 2019-2020 4.3.4.6 Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Value ($) and Growth (%) by Countries from 2019-2020 4.3.4.7 Top Latin America Ventricular Assist Devices Participants Value ($) and Market Share (%) in 2019 4.3.5 Middle East & Africa Ventricular Assist Devices Total Market Size (Production, Consumption, Import, Export) and Segmentation (by Type, Application, Countries and Participants) 4.3.5.1 Middle East & Africa Ventricular Assist Devices Production from 2014-2020 4.3.5.2 Middle East & Africa Ventricular Assist Devices Consumption from 2014-2020 ….continued Contact Details: NORAH TRENT                                                       [email protected]       Ph: [phone] (US)                           Ph: [phone] (UK) 971 0503084105