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Chapter 1. Legacy -- Who was Anthony Barker? -- Chapter 2. A new business is born -- Barker's wines -- Chapter 3. Always inventing -- The Kent Barker log fire -- Chapter 4. The end of an era -- Chapter 5. The world's only pure blackcurrant juice -- Chapter 6. Fruit fillings for bakers -- Chapter 7. Anthony Barker's preserves -- Chapter 8. Supermarket jams, chutneys and more -- Chapter 9. The fruit syrup category -- Innovating to win -- Chapter 10. Anathoth jams and pickles -- Chapter 11. Adding flavour and flair to foodservice -- Chapter 12. Export developments -- Chapter 13. Growing a business over 50 years -- Chapter 14. The power of the people -- Chapter 15. The future... -- Appendix. 50 years of awards and recognition.

Corporate elites literally manufacture all-star celebrities, and acting through these malleable figureheads, freely flood the world with imperialist propaganda. However, the main difference between celebrities and politicians is that the public cannot exert democratic control over celebrities, Bob Geldof lead singer of the Irish band the Boomtown Rats is no different in this regard, and as the consummate celebrity-power broker, he stands clear of many contemporaries as a pioneer of celebrity-led imperialism: acting effectively in the service of capital. It is for this reason that this article critically excavates such a largely overlooked history to help unearth an explanatory framework for understanding exactly why the ongoing tragedy of famines will never be solved under a capitalist framework. Adapted from the source document.

Inspired by biological systems, artificial self-healing materials are designed for repairing local damage caused by external factors. The rapidly expanding field of self-healing systems contains, among others, materials with well-defined surface properties. Undoubtedly, enhancing surface functionalisation, by applying smart coatings, enjoys an extensive interest. The self-healing ability is particularly essential property for corrosion protection strategies, especially when the use of one of the most effective corrosion systems, based on chromium(VI) compounds, is now banned by the current registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction of chemicals legislation. Self-healing protective coatings are produced using macromolecular compounds, ceramics, metals and composites. Considering the wide range of available materials, the number of potential combinations seems to be unlimited. The self-healing action of such coatings is activated by appropriate stimuli: temperature changes, radiation, pH changes, pressure changes and mechanical action. In this paper, the research and practical implications of the various approaches to achieving self-healing functionality of protective coatings, as well as potential developments in this area, are explored.