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The 107-meter giga-yacht Lana has now been handed over to her owner by the builders, Benetti.

She is one of the largest yachts ever built by the Italian shipyard and will now join the Imperial charter fleet.

The final touches to the luxurious and impressive creation took place over the winter and included new features specified by the client who wanted two state-of-the-art Kongsberg wing stations.

The yard also points out that her complex equipment had to undergo an ‘extraordinary and rigorous’ amount of commissioning and testing before final delivery.

Designed in-house by Benetti's team

M/Y Lana was designed in-house by Benetti's team with the naval platform being produced by PierLuigi Ausonio Naval Architecture (PLANA).

She is powered by two diesel-electric engines with a combined power output of 2,800 kW each to help Lana achieve a top speed of 18.5 knots.

With a cruising speed of 12 knots, the giga-yacht is capable of covering more than 5,500 nautical miles without needing to refuel. She has a crew of 34 to meet the needs of guests.

The yacht's owner said: "I am absolutely satisfied with the work done by Benetti and Imperial together.  

"Lana represents a statement of building excellence, every technical feature, every aesthetic element, every single detail was executed to perfection. I am glad we all made this way to prove a new level of Italian shipbuilding industry.”

12 guests can be accommodated

Up to 12 guests can be accommodated in eight suites on board, seven of these are VIP cabins and are found along the main deck.

The master suite will take up the prime position on the bridge deck.

Here, the owner will enjoy a fixed balcony on either side of the full beam cabin with a private view of the surroundings.

There is also a large swimming pool on the sundeck with a wellness center featuring a gym and massage room.

The second 100m+ superyacht ever delivered in Italy

Imperial’s director, Julia Stewart, said: "Being linked to the second 100m+ superyacht ever delivered in Italy by the private shipyard Benetti is a pride that we share with the builder.

"It was a pleasure to collaborate once again with their professional teams and their dynamic behavior in a proactive atmosphere.”

“Lana is bold, unique, sleek and aggressive, boasting high ceilings up to 2.7 meters in height and mixing perfect experience at sea and unforgettable charter moments."

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LANA Yacht – Stunning $250 Million Superyacht

LANA yacht is a 107-meter (351.1 ft) yacht built by Italian shipyard Benetti in 2021. She is available for charter for $1.8 million per week and is owned by an unknown millionaire.

LANA is currently the 45th largest yacht in the world at a total length of 107 meters (351.1 ft).

LANA yacht interior

The LANA yacht was entirely built and designed by Benetti, which includes her beautiful interior.

Twelve guests can stay aboard the luxury yacht in six spacious cabins, including a stunning master suite. Thirty-three crew members are accommodated in sixteen cabins below the deck.

The yacht includes a hammam, a spa with an onboard massage therapist, a large cinema, and a state-of-the-art entertainment system that allows guests to listen to music on all parts of the vessel.

The interior of LANA is beautifully decorated with opulent furnishings. Creme tones and wood accents create a tasteful and timeless design and the feeling of true luxury.

The spa area and hammam of the yacht are decorated with beautiful and intricate mosaics that set the interior of this yacht apart.

Specifications

The LANA yacht is an elegant 107-meter (351.1 ft) long yacht with a 14.4-meter (47.3 ft) beam and a 4.3-meter (14.1 ft) draft.

She weighs 3891 tons and is powered by Rolls Royce Diesel and electric engines.

Her maximum speed lies at 18 knots, although she most comfortably cruises at 16 knots which put her range at 4,000 nautical miles on average. 

The LANA yacht is a beautiful all-white yacht designed by the Italian shipyard and designer Benetti.

She has a helipad, a generous heated outdoor swimming pool with a comfortable seating area, and a beach club with folding terraces located aft of the vessel.

Her many decks invite guests to enjoy the breathtaking views of the surrounding ocean or dine al fresco. Since LANA is available for charter, she carries a wide variety of water toys on board.

This includes jet skis, sea bobs, wakeboards, water skis, windsurfing equipment, scuba diving gear, inflatables, fishing equipment, and even biodegradable golf balls.

The list goes on, and a charter trip with LANA will never be boring.

The LANA yacht cost her anonymous owner an estimated US $200 million, although the exact sales price is not known.

She generates annual running costs of US $10 to 20 million and is available for charter through Imperial Yachts for US $1.8 million per week.

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107m  /  351'1 | benetti | 2020 / 2021.

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Special Features:

• Beach club with Hamman-style spa
• Touch n go Helipad
• Oversized sundeck pool
• Seven VIP cabins
• Palatial interiors with grand piano in upper deck salon
• Sumptuous owner's suite with balconies and dressing rooms

The multi-award winning 107m/351'1" motor yacht 'Mar' (ex. Lana) was built by Benetti in Italy at their Livorno shipyard. Her interior is styled by Italian designer design house Benetti and she was delivered to her owner in June 2020. This luxury vessel's exterior design is the work of Benetti and she was last refitted in 2021.

Guest Accommodation

Mar has been designed to comfortably accommodate up to 16 guests in 8 suites comprising seven VIP cabins. She is also capable of carrying up to 34 crew onboard to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

Onboard Comfort & Entertainment

Her features include piano, spa, beauty salon, satellite communications, beach club, gym, WiFi and air conditioning.

Range & Performance

Mar is built with a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, with teak decks. Powered by twin diesel-electric Rolls-Royce Marine (Electric Motor) 3,755hp engines, she comfortably cruises at 16 knots, reaches a maximum speed of 18 knots with a range of up to 5,500 nautical miles from her 300,000 litre fuel tanks at 12 knots. Her water tanks store around 70,000 Litres of fresh water. She was built to Lloyds Register ✠ 100 A1 SSC Yacht, Mono, G6 ✠ LMC, UMS classification society rules.

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Mar Awards & Nominations

• World Yachts Trophies 2019 Best Yacht of the Year (over 82m) Winner
• Boat International Design & Innovation Awards 2021 Outstanding Exterior Motor Yacht Design - 60m and above Winner
• Boat International Design & Innovation Awards 2021 Best Interior Design Motor Yachts 500GT and Above Finalist
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• The World Superyacht Awards 2021 Best Displacement Motor Yacht of 3,000GT and above (approximately 85m+) Nomination

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Benetti has announced the successful delivery of 107m/351ft mega yacht LANA , also known by her hull number FB277, on the 18th of June and has joined the charter market .

107m Charter Mega yacht Lana delivered

Both the interior and exterior styling comes from the shipyard in-house team, with Imperial acting as the Owner’s representative and supervisor throughout the build. Her notable amenities include a large swimming pool, helipad and spa, plus a wide array of water toys suited to cruising grounds the world over.

Mega yacht LANA underwent rigorous testing at the yard in Livorno during the lockdown, with complex equipment testing carried out under remote supervision by the manufacturers, based in Norway, Sweden and the UK respectively.

Benetti FB277 MY LANA. Photo credit Benetti-Imperial

LANA is the second of three 100+ yachts Benetti launched during its first ‘giga yacht season’ and won Yacht of the Year award for vessels above 82m+ at the World Yachts Trophies 2019 . The naval architecture comes from P.L.A.N.A. (PierLuigi Ausonio Naval Architecture) and her two diesel electric engines each producing 2,800 kW each give a maximum speed of 18.5 knots and a transatlantic range of 5,500 nautical miles at 12 knots.

Imperial’s Director, Julia Stewart, commented on the recent delivery:

“Being linked to the second 100m+ superyacht ever delivered in Italy by the private shipyard Benetti is a pride that we share with the builder. It was a pleasure to collaborate once again with their professional teams and their dynamic behaviour in a proactive atmosphere. LANA is bold, unique, sleek and aggressive, boasting high ceilings up to 2.7m in height and mixing perfect experience at sea and unforgettable charter moments.

“She is now entering our Charter Central Agency fleet, already with a large array of destinations in her bucket list that she will explore. LANA has an incredible appeal that will make her, for sure, the next decade superyacht charter yacht to experience in her range once in a lifetime. We would like to thank the Imperial team behind this impressive success, their hard work and extreme dedication to making the dream of our client come true.”

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First Look Video: On Board the 107 Metre Benetti Superyacht Lana

A first-look video on board the 107 metre Benetti superyacht Lana has been revealed for the first time. 

The video, released by Imperial , shows the yacht on charter and tours on board areas including the beach club, sundeck and master cabin. 

The yacht, one of the largest ever built by Benetti, was officially delivered to its owner on June 18.

Speaking about the yacht, the owner previously said: "I am absolutely satisfied by the work done by Benetti and Imperial together.  Lana  represents a statement of building excellence, every technical feature, every aesthetic element, every singly detail was executed to perfection.”

Previously known as  FB 277 , Lana is one of the largest yachts built by Benetti.

The yacht is now available for charter exclusively through  Imperial , which also acted as owner's representative and build supervisor.

Imperial director Julia Stewart said: “ Lana  has an incredible appeal that will make her, for sure, the next decade superyacht charter yacht to experience in her range once in a lifetime".

Constructed from a steel hull and aluminium superstructure,  Lana  has a maximum beam of 15.2 metres.

Described as sporting "an elongated and linear profile", the yacht balances a "contemporary and minimal design" with "a tasteful interior decoration" furnished with bright furniture and wide windows.

Naval architecture has been provided by Benetti and Pierluigi Ausonio while her exterior and interior design has been completed in-house by Benetti's design teams. Key features include a beach club with Hammam and pool on the sun deck.

Lana  is powered by a diesel electric propulsion system for a top speed of 18.5 knots. She will have a cruising speed of 16 knots.

Accommodation is for a total of 12 guests in eight cabins, including seven VIPs on the main deck. The crew quarters comprises 18 cabins for a maximum staff of 32. 

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Lana is a custom motor yacht launched in 2018 by Benetti in Livorno, Italy.

Over one century of history, more than 350 boats built including three giga yachts of 100mt and longer, over 300,000 sq m (3.229.173 sq.ft) of production facilities. These facts and figures unambiguously demonstrate the momentum of Benetti’s growth and Clients’ unrestrained confidence in the brand.

Lana measures 107 metres in length, with a max draft of 4.50 feet and a beam of 15.20 feet. She has a deck material of teak.

Lana has a steel hull with an aluminium superstructure.

Her exterior design, naval architecture and interior design is by Benetti.

Performance and Capabilities

Lana has a top speed of 18.50 knots. She is powered by a twin screw propulsion system.

Lana has a fuel capacity of 300,000 litres, and a water capacity of 69,000 litres.

She also has a range of 5,500 nautical miles.

Accommodation

Lana accommodates up to 12 guests in 8 cabins. She also houses room for up to 32 crew members.

Other Specifications

Lana has a hull NB of FB 277.

Lana is a Lloyds/Compliance LY3 class yacht.

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Inside The Secretive Interior Of The 107-Metre ‘Lana’ Superyacht

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Superyacht owners are often guarded about the interiors of their vessels, just as most of us would be with the interior of our homes. This week, the owner of  Lana —one of the largest yachts ever built by the  Benetti yard in Italy—allowed images of the 107-metre vessel to go public, courtesy of Imperial Yachts, which was the owner’s representative on the build and now is overseeing the yacht’s charter.

Lana  has no shortage of exquisite features, from the hand-sculpted onyx-table dining table to 12 in a winter garden that overlooks the sea to the full gym. A large swimming pool, cinema room and multiple social spaces, both inside and out, define the yacht.

Lana’ s interior is vast but tasteful. The beach club, in its way, represents the overall elegance of the yacht, with a large salon on the interior that connects to large fold-out terraces on either side, and lounges in the hallway between treatment rooms. A hammam, or Turkish bath, with ornate walls and large marble table, expands the beach club’s spa experience.

The interior is elegant, contemporary and spacious, such as the main dining area with a table for 16.  Imperial Yachts

The ensemble of spacious cabins, comprised of the owner’s suite on the wheelhouse deck and seven VIP staterooms on the main deck, add to the sense of luxury across the yacht. The full-beam master cabin has windows and a terrace on both sides, with pieces of modern art, Art Deco-style light fixtures and stylized wood panelling. The 2.6metre-high ceilings add to the suite’s sense of space.

The main deck is defined by dozens of floor-to-ceiling windows that wrap around the superstructure, allowing plenty of natural light, while the 50-foot beam fosters the sense of open space. Social areas were critical to the design of this yacht, and include everything from the terraces by the pool to a salon up near the wheelhouse, complete with a baby grand piano.

Lana ’s beautiful interior can be experienced as a charter yacht in the Mediterranean, and next winter, in the Indian Ocean. “Lana has an incredible appeal that will make her, for sure, the next decade superyacht charter yacht to experience in her range,” Julia Stewart, Imperial director, said in a statement. “She is bold, unique, sleek and aggressive, mixing perfect experience at sea with unforgettable charter moments.”

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Streetside, market stalls selling mostly Asia Pacific-sourced “spiritual” paraphernalia are juxtaposed by edgy clubwear stores and high-end fashion boutiques. It may have surface-level notoriety, but Ibiza also enjoys a rich dichotomy; a place where travellers cosplay billionaires, and the billionaires live like bohemians.

This is far from big news to locals and those in-the-know. Since the 1950s, when the island became a haven for avant-garde artists and free-thinkers—notably during the Spanish Civil War—Ibiza has lured a certain type of one-percenter who’s keen to live by the codes of modern luxury but doesn’t want to do so in a flashy, gauche way.

It’s exactly the kind of niche customer that Rolls-Royce claims to intimately know as it launches its new, second-generation Cullinan here during a two-day media jamboree, aiming to not only evolve alongside its clientele but set the tone of affluence itself. Since its 2018 launch, the SUV has remained the crown jewel of the Rolls-Royce stable, a global bestseller that has become a go-to daily driver for many, largely because the promise that came with the vehicle was simple: effortless everywhere. It presents a different profile to the marque’s more formal town cars and coupes—such as the Ghost and Phantom—and offers a Rolls-Royce package that is more social, spacious and adaptable for all of life’s needs and all the roads one may want to travel—including the ones we’ll drive over the next 48 hours.

Our adventure begins around 30 minutes’ drive north of Ibiza Town’s party district on the quieter side of the island, the preferred base of many HNWIs who now call Ibiza home. We’re staying at the secluded Six Senses Resort, situated on the northern tip of the peninsula at Cala Xarraca. The immediate area is surrounded by nature trails, sleepy villages and expansive views of the Mediterranean Sea, while the resort itself has a private, pueblo-like feel, its terracotta buildings engulfed by beds of charming wildflowers. In this corner of the isle, for the right price, world-class DJs who spin at iconic island clubs like Pacha and Amnesia are available for house calls and famed chefs create intimate culinary moments behind closed doors. Enrichment can also be found through spirituality and emerging wellness experiences, such as grounding cacao rituals, sobriety coaching, sustainability education sessions and longevity-focused health clubs.

If you’re currently wondering what place a Rolls-Royce has here, remember that privacy and serenity are hallmarks of this storied brand. And in terms of high-level bespoke offerings, craftsmanship and a real-world view of sustainability focused on things made to last, few automotive brands on the planet can match the expectations of those who inhabit this island.

The next morning, we hit the road. Our initial drive takes us towards the west coast, passing charming white-washed villages, pine forests and olive groves that grow out of red dirt. Cullinan’s torquey, 6.75-litre, V12 engine leaps into action when called upon, and combined with the instinctive feel of the steering, manages to hide its somewhat behemoth size. Though the scenery is divine, the tarmac is undulating, but on the cliff-lined curves and uneven surfaces, the plush underpinning of the Rolls-Royce’s signature “magic carpet ride” ensures we barely feel a bump.  

Arriving at our first destination, the marina of Santa Eulària des Riu (where a local informs us that the yacht flying a Dutch flag belongs to F1 driver Max Verstappen), the Cullinan cuts a commanding presence. And here, as our steed’s vibrant paint glistens under the Spanish sun, and its lines nod to those found in the mid-size yachts and chic speedboats in the harbour, it starts to make sense why this car would feel so at home in Ibiza.

Cullinan’s new exterior design has a fresh and sharper sense of verticality, evidenced in the more upright lines, crisp edges, and a more powerful-appearing illuminated Pantheon Grille. As someone who wasn’t that much of a fan of Series I’s appearance, these additions give the car more attitude, making for a pleasant surprise. Some dazzling new paint options are on offer too, such as Emperador Truffle. This minimalist, solid grey-brown was inspired by richly veined brown marble, and when combined with the bespoke “Crystal Over” finish, a lacquer infused with glass particles, elicits a mesmerising sunlight-like shimmer.

Before long, we embark on the next leg of our journey, towards Cala Jondal on the far south of Ibiza, best known for its buzzy, upscale chiringuito (the Spanish word for beach bar), helmed by Sevillian chef Rafa Zafra, formerly of the celebrated El Bulli restaurant. This time, we take an inland route, passing bewildered locals not used to seeing a Spirit of Ecstasy statue close up.

As fun as it is to drive, being a passenger in the Cullinan is an experience in itself. The deep-pile carpet is particularly transcendent, likewise the 18-speaker Bespoke Audio system with its 18-channel, 1400-watt amplifier. Who needs Pacha and Amnesia.

Relaxing on the back pews also gives us a chance to run our eyes over the car’s other interior highlights, not least the cityscape-inspired illuminated facia panel, made using a technique which involves 7,000 dots being laser-etched at different angles and depths onto darkened security glass, leading to a striking, multidimensional effect. Naturally, there’s the option to create your own motif in collaboration with the marque’s bespoke design team.

Rolls-Royce’s pleasingly pedantic approach to sweating the small stuff can also be seen in its use of an open-pore veneer called Grey Stained Ash, which took four years and six specially trained craftsmen to develop and is individually stained and arranged in a pattern to best suit each car.  

This hands-on, artisanal ethos, however, doesn’t come at the expense of contemporary digital elements. The relatively small footprint of Rolls-Royce means it’s able to stay more closely connected with its clientele, and in the Cullinan, via a customer-only app called Whispers, the brand can stay in contact with customers and share new bespoke offerings, relevant lifestyle content and events.  

After a dazzling lunch at Rafa Zafra’s beachfront Cala Jondal—which certainly should be first on Whispers’ list of hot dining spots—it’s time to make our way back to the airport and say a regret-tinged adios to the Cullinan.  

Details play a role in the meaningfulness of a personalised car, and the stories they allow an object to tell. This is a particularly true at Rolls-Royce, where every car model is handmade to order; where one can select a moment in time and have it mapped out in stars on the roof; where you can bring a box of crystal champagne flutes and have them crushed and mixed into paint; or where you can request a veneer made from your favourite backyard tree as a child. The possibilities are infinite.  

As we’ve seen over the past two days, embodying the spirit of an Ibiza-based billionaire might just come down to the unwavering pursuit of personal optimisation. Maybe that’s the bigger ideology at play here under the Balearic sun: that the Cullinan represents a unique kind of private hedonism, a euphoric moment between driver and machine. For now, though, the exhaustion from all the driving is taking its toll. Or maybe, just maybe, we’re tired from dancing into the night to the DJ who came to our private villa the night before. In one way or another, this island always captures you.

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan will be available in Australia in late 2024, price on application; rolls-roycemotorcars.com  

By Allen Farmelo

Only The Good Die Young

In a future of floating billionaire summits, do we really want to live forever?

By Horacio Silva 13/09/2024

Two thousand tech moguls, shamans, CEOs and DJs packed together on a cruise ship for what organisers call “invitation only, one of a kind experiences where super humans make magic”. What could go wrong? That’s the pitch for Summit at Sea, an event billed as a “floating Davos” for millennial technocrats, staged in international waters off Miami. But even if the marketing lingo sometimes threatens to sink under its own weight (“Wherever your gravitational force takes you, our constellation offers wonder”), Summit at Sea captures something about the zeitgeist of what billionaires are looking for now.

They want woo-woo; they want to microdose mushrooms, ketamine and LSD (as championed by the likes of Sergey Brin and Elon Musk), and they most certainly don’t want to die. This issue is about those issues. Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg and Peter Thiel are among the squillionaires bankrolling longevity initiatives—presumably to live long enough to be able to spend all their money. But as Alison Boleyn reports in her first story for Robb Report, even those outré efforts—Thiel is said to receive blood transfusions from people under 25—pale when compared to venture capitalist Bryan Johnson, who reportedly spends $2 million a year on anti-ageing methods. For those of us who can’t afford eternal life, however, the good news is the world is still full of earthly delights.

Take the healthful effects of the Greek island of Tinos or driving the new Rolls-Royce around Ibiza , for example. We also check into an integrated wellness clinic in Thailand and a luxury resort in Spain that focuses on gut health—miso soup and a side of algae, anyone?—and luxuriate in Guerlain’s stunning new day spa outside of Athens. And we spend time with Rory Warnock , a breathwork practitioner and ultra-marathon runner whose tips for curing anxiety and promoting wellbeing are being sought by everyone from CEOs and Olympians to companies like Google and Bupa. And like us, he’s also partial to a well-made negroni. Oh, waiter? Maybe we’ll let the ship sail without us.

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Forever Young

You’re born, you live, you get old—right? Well, not according to a growing legion of death-dodgers who are prepared to pay any price to reverse the ageing process.

By Alison Boleyn 13/09/2024

It is, by any estimation, a meeting of strange bedfellows. Gathered here tonight, at the table of a centi-millionaire venture capitalist living in Venice, California, are Kim and Khloé Kardashian, Kris Jenner and the manfluencer-neuroscientist Andrew Huberman. And the reason this hybrid crew has assembled? Part evangelism, part investment drive, and mostly to discuss how to never, ever die.

The menu that evening—black lentils over drifts of veg with berry-strewn nut pudding—nodded to what the head of the table eats every single day, albeit in separate sittings and all before 11.00 am. Bryan Johnson, who sold Braintree Venmo to PayPal for US$800 million (around $1.2 billion) in 2013, now devotes his life and fortune to winding back his biological age. What he calls his “Don’t Die Dinners” manifest a trend in health and wellbeing where the vision of living to 120, 150 and beyond, has moved from anti-ageing scientists, elite athletes and tech eccentrics to a whole new level of celebrity.

“The two futurist topics everyone is obsessed with right now are artificial intelligence and living forever,” says neuroscientist and futurist Joel Pearson. “Interest in longevity has exploded over the last eight months and that’s because of Bryan Johnson’s Don’t Die campaign.”

In March, when doctors injected 300 million young Swedish bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) into Johnson’s knees, hips and shoulders, it was in a clinic in the Bahamian resort owned by Justin Timberlake and Tiger Woods. The 47-year-old—that’s in chronological years; his heart has the biological age of 37—consumes 32 kg of vegetables monthly and more than 100 pills a day, hits bed strictly at 8.30 pm and will repeat the MSC therapy next year so his joints match his already youthful bone mineral density. Other biomarkers show he has the cardiovascular fitness, muscle mass and nighttime erections of a fit 18-year-old. Johnson’s waking hours are devoted to a regimen of therapies and exercises continually recalibrated by a team of more than 30 doctors, with one goal: to slow down the ageing process. Or as Johnson is fond of saying: “Is death no longer inevitable?”

One of Johnson’s July dinner guests, the charismatic Stanford neuroscientist Andrew Huberman, has helped propel this notion of extreme longevity.  Huberman Lab  is Apple Podcasts’ most popular health and fitness show, and the 16th most popular podcast across all categories. His self-optimisation ethos appeals to the acolytes of the show’s manly backer, former UFC fighter Joe Rogan.

“It’s that bro science,” says Pearson, who heads the Future Minds Lab at UNSW and himself adheres to a routine of saunas, kava and red-light therapy to improve sleep. “It’s the young guys in the gym with the ice baths and the hormones and the hunting.” (Because testosterone declines in men starting from their 30s, attempting to boost the hormone through abstinence has become an ideology of a particularly butch patch of anti-agers; getting good-quality protein by shooting your own is another.)

DJ Steve Aoki (46, but biologically 33) has equipped his Las Vegas home with ice plunge tubs, saunas, pulsed electromagnetic field mats, a hyperbaric oxygen chamber and a tea bar . He has “I’ll sleep when I’m dead” tattooed across his neck and says he’s signed up for “the full-body freeze”—the cryopreservation of his body for future revival.

While US-based futurist Dr Divya Chander says this euphoria around stretching longevity has not extended to women—“I think they still feel limited by their biology”—Hailey Bieber has shown that the gender divide might be shifting. On an episode of  The Kardashians,  the 27-year-old model (biological age unknown) underwent an intravenous infusion of NAD with her friend Kendall Jenner. NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is a compound in the body that supports cellular process. “I’m going to NAD for the rest of my life and I’m never going to age,” Bieber said on the show. She was visibly joking yet Jennifer Aniston, 55, told the  Wall Street Journal  last year that she’s also used NAD+ IV drips, and Kourtney Kardashian, 45, calls her liquid form of NAD “the genetic key to longevity”.

The Sydney-based founders of UAre, an app designed to increase longevity, say that in the early years of testing, men and women responded differently to the product. “The conversation with men was more about winning,” says co-founder Marc Pasques. “‘I extended my lifespan by a year by doing more exercise’, or ‘I extended it by two’. Women talked about hanging out with grandkids.” But he goes on to admit that gap in motivation is closing.

UAre has just opened a $1 million seed round and forecasts $10 million in revenue in 2025 and $30 million in 2026. There’s money to be made in extending youth, if not eternal life. Bryan Johnson sells Blueprint basics for US$333 (around $495) a month. The Harvard biologist and author of  Lifespan: Why We Age—and Why We Don’t Have To , David Sinclair (chronologically 55; biologically 42), who controversially advocates for resveratrol—a plant compound found in red wine and grapes—as an anti-aging drug and who says there are no limits to how long we can live, has co-patented a skincare line with Caudalie.

Professional services giant PwC argues that the oft-used estimate of the global market value of longevity therapeutics at around $65 billion by 2030 does not take into account the potential for these to replace conventional therapeutics in healthcare. Australia’s first medical facility to offer personalised longevity programs, Longevity Medicine Institute, opened in Sydney’s Double Bay in July. “People are coordinating their aesthetic care with longevity doctors,” says New York-based celebrity cosmetic dermatologist Dr Paul Jarrod Frank, whose clients include Madonna. “They’re using supplements like NAD, newer peptides and various manipulative efforts to try and look younger and live longer.”  

Similarly Don Saladino, the personal trainer who’s shaped up Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal, emphasises age-extending practices in his star clients’ programs as strongly as any aesthetic goals. As Ryan Reynolds readied himself to assume a “tight-as-hell” costume for this year’s Marvel movie  Deadpool & Wolverine , Saladino coached the 47-year-old through better sleep practices, walking and increasing dietary fibre. He reframes strength training as not just body-sculpting but as creating “body armour” for later life, to prevent the falls so catastrophic for the elderly.

And Chris Hemsworth, who plays another Marvel superhero Thor, included efforts to stave off the onset of dementia through meditation and exercise alongside Arctic ice plunges in his bid to increase longevity in the TV series  Limitless .

The man who was Australia’s deputy chief medical officer during the Covid-19 pandemic questions the lure of many supplements and longevity interventions. As host of the 9Network’s  Do you Want To Live Forever  series ,  Dr Nick Coatsworth visits Okinawa, a “blue zone” where an astonishing number of inhabitants live past 100 in good health. There he watches some local elderly dance to hip-hop. “All that biohacking people do, it’s just a waste of time,” he says. “To live longer, you have to spend time with good friends, keep moving and have a good diet.”

Joel Pearson, who stopped taking resveratrol and NMN supplements years ago after research showed mixed results, agrees. “ If there’s compelling evidence showing frequent sauna users can get a 40 per cent drop in all-cause mortality, then why would you spend time worrying about a molecule that has very small effect?”

By Robb Report Staff

Breathing New Life

Ancient cultures have used it for thousands of years to cure anxiety and promote wellbeing; now everyone from CEOs to Olympians are discovering the health benefits of breathwork.

By Belinda Aucott-christie 13/09/2024

Rory Warnock is not your typical new-age guy. When we meet him, he’s sipping a negroni overlooking the ocean at Casa Amor in Saint-Tropez, dressed in an open-neck shirt, expensive sunglasses and a jaunty Hermès silk scarf tied around his neck; no kombucha teas or healing-crystal necklaces here. His relaxed posture is a far cry from 10 days ago when he was preparing to run a 200 km marathon through the Tian Shan mountain range in remotest Kyrgyzstan. “I carried everything I’d need for six days in the mountains. My pack weighed 10.8 kg on day one, excluding water. And I surprisingly ended up coming third,” he says.  

According to Warnock, this staggering feat of endurance was mainly down to one thing: breathwork.

Proclaimed as an all-natural wonder drug by an ever-growing chorus of scientists, doctors and fitness enthusiasts, breathwork describes the act of inhaling and exhaling in a way that brings an overwhelming, sometimes euphoric, sense of calm and balance to your body. Though it dates back thousands of years—evidence has been found to suggest the practice was adpoted in ancient India, and shamanic cultures in South America, Africa and Australia—modern-day breathwork broadly falls into two different categories.

The first is the mindful breathing that forms an essential part of yoga and meditation: alternate nostril breathing, or box breathing, are taught as simple physiological tools to downregulate the nervous system and move the brain from fight or flight mode. It’s believed these simple methods re-tune brain chemistry, by reducing the amount of noradrenaline to the organ—akin to popping Valium or taking a perfectly safe mini-tranquiliser.

The second is holotropic breathing, which is deep, transformative breathwork. Devotees says it’s more like taking a mushroom trip. Pioneered by Dr Stanislav Grof in the ’70s, it invloves laying on your back in the dark and following a sequence of breathing patterns as you’re guided by a trained facilitator—and is often set to music. It’s claimed that this more intensive work can yield powerful results by connecting to the subconscious, releasing accumulated trauma and accessing inner wisdom.

Nine years ago, Scottish-born Warnock took a risk. He traded working for a successful packaged goods company in London for a career as a breathwork coach in Sydney—long before his passion was an internet buzzword. The move, however, was not necessarily driven by financial motives. “I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression at a pretty young age, like 21 or 22 years,” he says, taking another sip of his negroni. “I was pretty much crying myself to sleep for about three years and I didn’t really understand what was going on.”

Dissatisfied with being prescribed “a little white pill” by his doctor and given a “pat on the back”, Warnock began to look for new ways to heal his condition. “I tried to do everything I could to improve myself in a more holistic way and so I got into running,” he says. “I changed my lifestyle.”  

And more significantly, he discovered breathwork, giving him a new mission in life. “When I first heard about it, I thought ‘breathwork’, that sounds a bit ridiculous. Someone is going to tell me how to breathe in a certain way and it is going to change how I think and feel and ultimately perform day-to-day? But I went along to one session and that one hour changed the direction of my whole life. I was hooked on the feeling. I was hooked on the immediate effects, hooked on feeling joyful, happy, strong, empowered.”

In person, Warnock’s enthusiasm is infectious, but his testimonials are, increasingly, backed up by science. A 2014 study by the Stanford Research Unit found breathing exercises to be effective for treating PTSD in combat veterans; and by 2016, US Navy seals started using breathwork to achieve calm and focus before battle. British neuroscientist Professor Ian Robertson calls it the “the most precise pharmaceutical you could ever give yourself, side-effect free”, while some researchers claim breathing exercises are an effective, low-cost treatment for PTSD, bi-polar, insomnia, and can even help combat grief.  

The general public are buying into the movement, too; according to a report by the Global Wellness Institute, breathwork has experienced a 400 percent uptick in popularity since 2019. And, unsurprisingly, billionaire technology titans, who are always looking for the next big health panacea, are buying in. “It’s all very steeped in Silicon Valley tech culture,” said Jag Gill, a New York-based banker turned tech CEO in a recent interview with The Washington Post .  

Dr Smita Dsilva is an ayurvedic doctor (ayurveda being an ancient Indian alternative medicine) at the RAKxa Integrative Wellness in Bangkok, Thailand, a clinic that received celebrity patronage in July when supermodel   Kate Moss passed through. “Breathing exercises have been used for centuries as a powerful tool to manage stress and anxiety, increase focus, and improve overall wellbeing. In the high-pressure business world, this is a simple yet effective practice, she says. “Giving attention to the breath promotes the purification of both the mind and body, while also raising the energy. It also frees the mind from unnecessary thoughts that promote anxiety… regular practice can release up to 80 percent of the body’s toxins through the breath.”

And breathwork is not just an elixir for various negative mood states. According to Dsilva, the practise can also help with aesthetic issues: “Kapalbhati pranayama is a specific breathing technique in yoga that involves forceful exhalations and passive inhalations, engaging the abdominal muscles throughout the practice. The vigorous breathing and abdominal contractions help reduce bloating and support the removal of toxins, potentially leading to reduced belly bloating and weight loss.”

These findings will not be news to the clients who flock to Rory Warnock’s breathwork school in Sydney’s Bondi suburb. Or to the Olympic athletes, AFL players and CEOs who are huffing and puffing his studio door down on a regular basis. Most likely due to his soft Scottish accent and self-effacing manner, Rory has been adopted by a raft of high-calibre companies, including Google, Amazon, BUPA and Energy Australia, eager to learn how mindful breathing can bring better productivity to the workplace. He’s an ambassador for Apple and Lululemon, and has evolved into a seasoned conference speaker. Warnock’s brave career-change gamble has clearly paid off.

When he’s not teaching the world’s movers and shakers how to harness the power of something that we all do around 20,000 times a day without even thinking, Rory has gotten into the habit of bookending his year with long-distance races; for him, breathwork and ultra-marathon running are intimately linked. But he insists that mental issues can be addressed on a more prosaic level.

“You don’t have to go for a 45-minute yoga class or a run,” he insists. “You can just do a few minutes or even a few seconds of breathwork and you can move from a low state, to a better mood state. And it is exactly the same with anxiety; if you are feeling stressed and overwhelmed, there are breathing exercises you can do in real time to shift how you feel.” Negronis are allowed, too.

Rory Warnock; and discover Warnock’s breath lessons on Spotify .

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M/Y Lana available for charter through Imperial Yachts

Imperial reveals a new video providing a closer look at the 107m superyacht….

The new Benetti-built 107m motoryacht Lana is an exciting new addition to the 100m-plus charter fleet. Delivered in 2020, Lana is new to the market and, exclusively available through Imperial Yachts, has been built for worldwide cruising between the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean and further. 

Lana ’s design includes vast social areas arranged to enjoy every moment at sea, from ample lounges to cosy salons. Her bold and elegant lines are balanced with her interior, which is of a soft colour pallet to create a sense of serenity throughout the decks. Her high ceiling and sculptural elements replicate the motion and fluidity of the sea. 

The interior layout sleeps up to 12 guests in eight en-suite staterooms, including a master suite and seven VIP cabins. Each VIP cabin is decorated in an individual colour scheme making each room unique. She is also capable of carrying up to 31 crew on board to ensure a relaxed luxury charter experience. 

Guests can enjoy the many amenities that Lana has to offer among her voluminous interior: a luxurious spa with treatment rooms; the well-equipped gym; a cinema room with an impressive audio system; as well as an impressive sized outdoor pool. In addition, the beach club and its two folding terraces offers all the latest toys to seek adventures while at sea. 

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Primorsky Krai, Baia di Telyakovsky - descrizione, storia e fatti interessanti.

Incredibile ma in Primorsky Krai ci sono due baie di Telyakovsky. Il primo si trova a ovest di Vladivostok, nel distretto di Shkotovsky, all'estremità settentrionale della baia di Ussuri, tra le baie di Muravyinaya e Sukhodol. Il secondo si trova nel sud-est di Vladivostok, nel distretto di Khasanovsky - il più meridionale delle latitudini del Kraj Primorskij. In termini di turismo, la seconda baia è più attraente. Pertanto, presteremo più attenzione ad esso.

Primorsky Krai, baia di Telyakovsky

Un po 'di storia

Molti oggetti geografici di Primorye e dell'Estremo Oriente hanno ricevuto i loro nomi dai nomi dei pionieri, che hanno scoperto questi luoghi incredibili e hanno dato un contributo personale al lavoro delle spedizioni idrografiche russe. Così la penisola, il promontorio e il faro furono nominati in onore di Dmitry Ivanovich Gamow - un ufficiale della famosa fregata "Pallas", che nel 1854 condusse ricerche marine nella regione dell'Estremo Oriente. In futuro, il generale generale Gamov ha studiato e descritto in dettaglio la costa della penisola coreana.

Il posto del vero romanticismo

È impossibile guidare direttamente verso la costa della baia di Telyakovsky su qualsiasi mezzo di trasporto terrestre, poiché è circondato da montagne e dossi ricoperti di foreste. Le strette spiagge di ciottoli sono decorate con pittoresche scogliere di granito bianco e una rara specie di pini fittamente fioriti, che sono endemiche del Litorale Primorsky. Non ci sono negozi, hotel o centri ricreativi nelle vicinanze. La baia di Telyakovsky nel territorio di Primorsky invita a non essere toccata dalla bellezza laconica e dai paesaggi marini settentrionali.

Questa regione è piena di specie di animali e uccelli del "libro rosso". La profondità della baia raggiunge i 40 m, ma l'acqua è così chiara che il fondo è visibile anche dalle basse scogliere costiere. I subacquei con piacere possono osservare numerosi abitanti del mare: molluschi, echinodermi e granchi. Nell'acqua, tuttavia, c'è il pericolo di calpestare un riccio di mare, i cui aghi sono impregnati di veleno, causando ferite di guarigione difficili, quindi è meglio nuotare qui nelle scarpe.

Sono noti anche i tragici casi in cui gli squali mangiatori di uomini nuotavano in queste acque.

Bassi pini ramificati, fantasiosamente radicati su scogliere inaccessibili, perfettamente in armonia con il blu marino e le rocce aspre. Non c'è quasi nessuna copertura erbosa, poiché un denso strato di aghi crea un terreno alcalino ricco, inadatto per altre specie di piante. Tuttavia, il tappeto rosso di conifere è incredibilmente pulito, morbido e caldo, così puoi rilassarti e goderti l'aria salubre del regno sempreverde dell'Estremo Oriente.

Turisti "selvaggi" e il cuore languido

Nella stagione calda, nella baia di Telyakovsky vengono organizzate regolari "avventure". I turisti fisicamente e mentalmente addestrati sono presi dall'insediamento di Vityaz a piedi, che corre lungo i sentieri di montagna e fiumi di pietra fino alla costa della baia. È possibile scendere in acqua solo in alcuni punti, che sono dotati di coperture di corda e gradini grezzi nelle rocce.

Ma l'attrazione più famosa della zona acquatica di Telyakovsky è l'isola del cuore malato, che si trova approssimativamente nel mezzo della circonferenza della baia premuta tra le scogliere. È una minuscola isola rocciosa, ricoperta di pini rachitici, ma a causa della particolare conservazione di questo tipo di mare, durante le piccole tempeste vicino all'isola, si sente un ronzio ritmico, simile al suono di un cuore. I fan degli sport estremi saranno in grado di raggiungere autonomamente il Sickling Heart se superano una cintura lunga 10 metri nell'acqua.

Le visite sono organizzate da Vladivostok per uno o due giorni. I turisti sono invitati a portare con sé le attrezzature necessarie per un'escursione, un pranzo al sacco, un sacco della spazzatura, così come un po 'di coraggio e romanticismo.

Come arrivare alla baia Telyakovsky?

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Lana Del Rey may soon be saying, "I do." News broke on Thursday that the 39-year-old singer obtained a marriage license with her boyfriend, Jeremy Dufrene .  

According to TMZ , they stopped by the Lafourche Parish Clerk of Court on September 23. The couple now has 30 days from the date they applied to get married so it can be happening any day now!

So the big question is, who is Jeremy Dufrene?

Dufrene is a captain with Arthur's Airboat Tours in Louisiana, where he leads guests on a high-speed ride through the bayou to spot birds and alligators and explore swamps. Del Rey first posted photos of Dufrene in 2019 on Facebook on one of his tours, "Jeremy lemme be captain at Arthur’s Air Boat Tours x" she captioned the post. 

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Their relationship started gaining traction in August when people began sharing photos and videos of them online. In August, they were spotted at a diner, and a TikTok user shared a video of them holding hands at the Leeds Festival, where the singer was headlining. 

@chrislloydart #lanadelrey just walked past me and i lost it !!! #lana @Lana Del Rey #readingfestival #lanadelreyedit ♬ original sound - Chris Lloyd Art

Del Rey went public with him on September 7th at model Karen Elson's wedding to Electric Lady Studios owner Lee Foster in New York City. They had a color-coordinated blue moment, holding hands. 

Now that they have a marriage license, more information is likely to come out about the alligator king and queen.

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Russian Company "ATLAS" LLC

Brief profile.

active Commercial

Facts to Consider

5 more firms are registered at the address of the organization.

The manager is also a CEO in 1 organization.

A significant amount of the taxes paid (10,029 mln. RUB.).

Complete Profile

• 1. General Information
• 2. Registration in the Russian Federation
• 3. Company's Activities
• 4. Legal Address
• 5. Owners, Founders of the Entity
• 6. "ATLAS" LLC CEO
• 7. Entities Founded by Company
• 8. Number of Employees
• 9. Company Finance
• 10. Timeline of key events
• 11. Latest Changes in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (USRLE)

General Information

Full name of the organization: LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY "ATLAS"

TIN: 2543069263

KPP: 254301001

PSRN: 1152543007715

Location: 690068, Primorsky Krai, Vladivostok, pr-kt 100-letiia Vladivostoka, 155 korp. 3, of. 5

Line of business: Wholesale of computers, peripheral devices for computers and software (OKVED code 46.51)

Organization status: Commercial, active

Form of incorporation: Limited liability companies (code 12300 according to OKOPF)

Registration in the Russian Federation

The organization LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY "ATLAS" was registered in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities 9 years 5 months ago 23 April 2015.

The average age of legal entities for the type of activity 46.51 "Wholesale of computers, peripheral devices for computers and software" is 9 years. The age of this organization is approximately equal to the industry average.

The tax authority where the legal entity is registered: Mezhraionnaia inspektsiia Federalnoi nalogovoi sluzhby № 12 po Primorskomu kraiu (inspection code – 2543).

Registration with the Pension Fund: registration number 035007061646 dated 27 April 2015.

Registration with the Social Insurance Fund: registration number 250343750625031 dated 27 April 2015.

Company's Activities

The main activity of the organization is Wholesale of computers, peripheral devices for computers and software (OKVED code 46.51).

Additionally, the organization listed the following activities:

Legal Address

"ATLAS" LLC is registered at 690068, Primorsky Krai, Vladivostok, pr-kt 100-letiia Vladivostoka, 155 korp. 3, of. 5. ( show on a map )

The following organization are also registered at the following address (including liquidated organizations):

• "DNS LOGISTIC" LLC
• OOO "VOSTOK TSENTR"

The tax authority may consider such an address as the address of mass registration of legal entities.

Owners, Founders of the Entity

The founder of "ATLAS" LLC is

"ATLAS" LLC CEO

The head of the organization (a person who has the right to act on behalf of a legal entity without a power of attorney) since 16 March 2017 is director Kitaev Vitalii Viktorovich (TIN: 253810591795).

Entities Founded by Company

"ATLAS" LLC is not listed as a founder in any Russian legal entities.

Number of Employees

In 2023, the average number of employees of "ATLAS" LLC was 209 people. This is 37 people more than in 2022.

Company Finance

The Authorized capital of "ATLAS" LLC is 1 million RUB. This is significantly higher than the minimum authorized capital established by law for LTD (10 thousand RUB).

Until 08/10/2018 the authorized capital was 10 thousand RUB.

In 2023, the organization received the revenue of 363 billion RUB, which is 205 billion RUB, or by 130.5 %, more than a year ago.

As of December 31, 2023, the organization's total assets were 35.4 billion RUB This is 8.5 billion RUB (by 19.3 %) less than a year earlier.

The net assets of "ATLAS" LLC as of 12/31/2023 totaled 19.1 billion RUB.

The "ATLAS" LLC’s operation in 2023 resulted in the profit of 10.6 billion RUB. This is by 10.4 times more than in 2022.

The organization is not subject to special taxation regimes (operates under a common regime).

Information about the taxes and fees paid by the organization for 2022

The organization had no tax arrears as of 08/10/2024.

Timeline of key events

Latest changes in the unified state register of legal entities (usrle).

• 01/22/2024 . Submission of information on the issuance or replacement of documents proving the identity of a citizen of the Russian Federation on the territory of the Russian Federation.
• 11/10/2023 . Submission of information about the registration of an individual at the place of residence.
• 11/17/2021 . Change of information about a legal entity contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
• 06/09/2021 . State registration of changes made to the constituent documents of a legal entity related to changes in information about a legal entity contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, based on an application.
• 06/04/2020 . Changes to the information contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities in connection with the renaming (resubordination) of address objects.
• 04/12/2020 . Changes to the information contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities in connection with the renaming (resubordination) of address objects.
• 04/10/2020 . Changes to the information contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities in connection with the renaming (resubordination) of address objects.
• 05/22/2019 . Submission of information on the issuance or replacement of documents proving the identity of a citizen of the Russian Federation on the territory of the Russian Federation.
• 08/10/2018 . State registration of changes made to the constituent documents of a legal entity related to changes in information about a legal entity contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, based on an application.
• 03/16/2017 . Change of information about a legal entity contained in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

The data presented on this page have been obtained from official sources: the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (USRLE), the State Information Resource for Financial Statements, the website of the Federal Tax Service (FTS), the Ministry of Finance and the Federal State Statistics Service.

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