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Question: Pharmaceutical Dosage Form Testing Systems Market to Significant Growth Foreseen by 2028

Pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems are used to verify the efficacy and bioavailability of a drug formulation. The evaluation and assessment of a tablet’s chemical, physical, and bioavailability properties are especially important in tablet design and for monitoring product quality. Various standards should be used to control the pharmaceutical quality of tablet dosage forms. The standard QC tests carried out on tablets include weight variation, content uniformity, diameter and thickness, hardness, friability, disintegration, and dissolution. It is imperative to test for formulary stability and potential drug degradation. Dosage form testing also verifies the physical strength of formulation. Pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems have additional features such as vibration-free tablet separation, auto separation and auto alignment.
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Numerous tests are performed at every stage of production to ensure that quality is not compromised and that Good Manufacturing Practices are followed. Quality checks are crucial to the pharmaceutical industry as they guarantee the patient a safe and effective product and further, protect the manufacturer against compensation claims.
Pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems ensure that a quality end product reaches the end consumer, which is a key factor anticipated to propel the demand for pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems worldwide.
Market Dynamics:
The global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market is expected to register a significant CAGR over the forecast period. Several regulations imposed by various organizations, such as the U.S. FDA, across the globe necessitate quality checks in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical drugs to ensure the quality, efficacy, and safety of capsules and tablets, which in turn is anticipated to boost the demand for pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems. The introduction of advanced technology based dosage form testing systems is also driving the growth of the global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market.
However, the high price of pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems may act as a restraint for the global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market over the forecast period. Additionally, the dearth of skilled personnel for operating pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems is also creating a hurdle for the growth of the said market.
Regional Outlook
On the basis of regional presence, the global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market can be segmented into eight key regions: North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific excluding China and Japan (APCEJ), China, Japan and Middle East & Africa. North America is pegged to dominate the global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market with a leading share in terms of revenue. The market in the region is expected to register significant growth over the forecast period, owing to technological advancements and the presence of developed medical infrastructure. Europe, followed by North America, is slated to hold a moderate share and register a healthy growth rate in the global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market.
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APECJ and China are emerging as lucrative markets for pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems and are anticipated to register significant shares over the forecast period due to the increasing demand for these systems and developing medical infrastructure in the regions. Latin America and MEA are at a nascent stage in the global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market and are expected to exhibit moderate growth over the forecast period, owing to the increasing medical facilities in these regions.
Market Participants:
Some of the market players in the global pharmaceutical dosage form testing systems market include SOTAX AG, ABC Laboratories, Almac, Dalton Pharma Services, GEA Process Engineering, Micromeritics Instrument Corporation, Quality Chemical Laboratories and SCYNEXIS, Inc.

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PETERBOROUGH--The Peterborough Petes handed the Flint Firebirds their first loss of the season with a 3-1 win on Thursday (Oct. 5) at the Memorial Centre.
For the fifth straight game, the Petes opened scored the game’s scoring, this time at the hands of captain and Peterborough native Logan DeNoble.
It took veteran forward Adam Timleck just 30 seconds to get on the board in the second frame to double the Petes’ lead.
In the final frame, Florida Panthers prospect Jonathan Ang added the insurance marker and his fourth goal of the season on a shorthanded unassisted play.

Fox scores winner
OSHAWA – Trent Fox of Thamesville had a goal and an assist as the Mississauga Steelheads beat the Oshawa Generals 3-1 on Saturday to reach the Ontario Hockey League's Eastern Conference final.
Fox scored the winning goal in the second period and set up an insurance goal in the third.
The Steelheads won the semifinal 4-1 to reach the Eastern Conference final for the first time in franchise history.
They'll face the Petes in a best-of-seven series starting Thursday in Peterborough.
Fox has four goals and four assists in 11 playoff games. Teammate Brendan Harrogate of Chatham has two goals in six games.
Raaymakers second star
OWEN SOUND – Soo Greyhounds goalie Joseph Raaymakers of Chatham made 41 saves and was the second star in a 1-0, season-ending loss to the Owen Sound Attack in an OHL Western Conference semifinal Sunday.
The Attack won the series 4-2 with four straight victories.
They outshot the Greyhounds 42-23 in Game 6.
Raaymakers allowed only Nick Suzuki's goal at 13:09 of the second period.
“Joseph was outstanding,” Greyhounds head coach Drew Bannister said to the Sault Star. “He made saves to keep us in the game and gave us an opportunity to win.”
Raaymakers is second in the OHL playoffs with a .942 save percentage and third with a 1.95 goals-against average. He finished with a 5-4 record.
“The whole series Raaymakers and I tried to play our best,” Attack goalie Michael McNiven said to the Owen Sound Sun Times. “He just carried their team to a whole other level.”
Montour, Ducks up 2-0
ANAHEIM – Former Chatham-Kent Cyclones defenceman Brandon Montour had an assist – his first career NHL playoff point – for the Anaheim Ducks in a 3-2 win over the Calgary Flames on Saturday.
The Ducks lead 2-0 in the Western Conference final after winning their 29th straight game over the Flames at the Honda Center.
Defenceman T.J. Brodie of Dresden had one assist for the Flames, who hosted Game 3 on Monday night.
Brodie has two assists in the series to tie for the Flames' scoring lead.
Griffith leads Marlies
Seth Griffith of Wallaceburg led the Toronto Marlies in the American Hockey League regular season with 1.16 points per game.
He ranked seventh in the AHL among players with at least 20 games played.
Griffith finished with 10-34-44 totals in 38 games after picking up one assist in a 4-1 loss to the IceCaps in St. John's, N.L., in the regular-season finale Saturday.
The Marlies will face the Albany Devils in a best-of-five North Division semifinal starting Thursday.
Schaafsma scores in win
FORT WAYNE, Ind. – Captain Jamie Schaafsma of Blenheim scored for the Fort Wayne Komets in a 3-1 win over the Quad City Mallards in the ECHL playoffs Saturday.
The Komets own a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven Central Division semifinal.
Schaafsma had 17 goals and 45 assists in 53 games in the regular season. His 62 points ranked fourth on the Komets.
Nationals take 2-1 lead
The London Nationals scored four unanswered goals – three in the third period – for a 4-1 win over the Listowel Cyclones in Game 3 of their Sutherland Cup semifinal Monday in Listowel.
Brandon Glover scored the winning goal and added an empty-netter, Jaimen Allison and Adam Sinclair also scored for the Nationals, and Cameron Zanussi made 27 saves.
The Nationals lead the best-of-seven series 2-1.
On Saturday, Brock Baier had a 36-save shutout for the Cyclones in a 3-0 win in Game 2 in London.
Zanussi stopped 25 of 27 shots.
The Elmira Sugar Kings lead the Caledonia Corvairs 2-0 in the other semifinal.
73's lose Game 7
The Ayr Centennials scored two third-period goals, including the winner with 1:41 left, for a 2-1 victory over the Essex 73's in Game 7 of their Schmalz Cup semifinal Monday in Ayr.
Eric Shaw scored in the first period for the 73's, who were outshot 51-23 in their third straight loss. Tyler Ryan made 49 saves.
The Centennials will face the Port Hope Panthers for the Ontario Hockey Association junior 'C' championship.
On Saturday, Anthony Cristofaro and Tyler Scott scored for the 73's in a 5-2 loss in Game 6 in Essex.


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Question: Freezing February: More snow on way as temperatures set to sink

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Temperatures of -10C are predicted to bite parts of Britain with the arrival of a bitterly cold spell - which will see Grimsby have snow flurries and overnight temperatures dip below zero.
Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday will see a very cloudy day, with early periods of light rain but light winds. The high during the day will be around 5C before the wind picks up into the evening and temperatures drop to around 2C.
Into Sunday the temperature will once again reach 5C but it should be just a cloudy day with no rain expected. The cloud will thicken during the evening and the overnight low will be 1C.
Monday looks likely to be a rather chilly day locally with mostly cloudy skies which will lift a little later in the day. The high will be around 4C, with light winds before temperatures dip below zero to -1C overnight.
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Tuesday morning will see majority of the snow showers which are expected to be a maximum of 2cm and temperatures not going above 3C. However, it will feel more like -3C. Clouds will increase overnight and once again the low will be a chilly -1C.
There is also a chance of more light snow showers and flurries late on Tuesday and into early Wednesday.
Elsewhere in the UK, many areas will see the mercury plunge below freezing with values of -4C to -6C - with it plummeting even lower in some rural spots.
There will be some very harsh frosts and the icy conditions will fail to shift during the day making it feel bitter.
Some forecast models are indicating an extreme spell of colder weather by the end of next week.
Forecasts show the jet stream sweeping further south and allowing bitter air from the north to move towards Europe.
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This leads to high pressure over the North Atlantic, known as ‘blocking’ which prevents the flow of mild Atlantic air and drags colder conditions towards Britain.
A spokesperson for The Weather Channel said: “A cooler trend is predicted over the next five days with temperatures well below normal to start next week.
“It will be a dry, cold and sunny start next week but a snow risk is possible on Tuesday.”
"The bitter conditions will continue for the remainder of the week and it will remain colder than normal, with the risk of snow as moist frontal systems bump in to the cold air across the UK.
"In between, there will be a mixture of sunny spells and wintry showers with the strongest winds in the north and west, although where winds are lighter overnight there will be some severe frost."
Less-cold weather is likely the following week but temperatures will still be below average for the time of year.

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Temperatures across rural parts of the Valley are forecast to dive as low as MINUS 10 degrees Celsius (+14 degrees Fahrenheit) tonight as the region continues to be hit by the Big Freeze.
Forecasters say tonight will be by far the coldest night of the week, with the mercury due to plunge to -7 as early as 5pm on Monday, making it chillier than much of the Arctic Circle.
And they say we may have more snow around the corner after this weekend’s flurries.
The white stuff is currently predicted to return to the area on Thursday ahead of brighter spells this weekend.
The freezing temperatures are due to stick around until milder weather arrives early next week.
Lancashire County Council highways chiefs say all priority routes in East Lancashire will be gritted on Monday evening and early on Tuesday morning. All secondary routes will be treated today.
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New Delhi, July 4: The CPI(M) today told the Law Commission that holding Lok Sabha and Assembly polls together is inherently "anti-democratic" and negates the principles of federalism which is a fundamental feature of Constitution.
The panel had on June 14 written to all recognised political parties seeking their views on the issue.
In his letter to the commission, CPI(M) General Secretary Sitaram Yechury listed the party's objections to the proposal stating that it goes beyond the ambit of law reform entailing major amendments to Constitution, and would run against both the "letter and spirit of our Constitution".
"The aspects of our Constitution, we believe, cannot be undermined, or tweaked. We believe that such a proposal is inherently anti-democratic and negates the principles of federalism which is a fundamental feature of our Constitution," he wrote.
The Law Commission will hold a two-day consultation with major political parties in New Delhi this week on the possibility of holding Lok Sabha and Assembly polls together.
Yechury had thanked the panel for inviting his party to the consultation, but said that it "may not be necessary" that they would attend.
Seeking to give shape to the government's concept of "one nation, one election", the Law Commission's internal working paper has recommended holding the Lok Sabha and Assembly polls simultaneously but in two phases beginning 2019.
The second phase of simultaneous polls can take place in 2024, the document states.
The document has proposed amending the Constitution and the Representation of the People Act to shorten or extend the terms of state legislative assemblies to effect the move.
The states, which are recommended to be covered under phase-I, are where Assembly polls are due by 2021.
States which will come under phase-II are Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Delhi and Punjab. To hold elections in these states along with Lok Sabha polls, the terms of the Assemblies have to be extended.
Based on a suggestion made by the Election Commission, the working paper says that a no-confidence motion against the government should be followed by a confidence motion.
This would ensure that if the opposition does not have the numbers to form an alternative government, the regime in office cannot be removed.
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A month before the assembly elections, Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah hurriedly passed the resolution to recommend separate religion status for the 'Lingayat' community. The decision has put the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leadership struggling to dethrone Congress in the state.
The Karnataka Government on Monday has accepted the recommendations of Justice Nagmohan Das Committee. The cabinet has considered a separate religion for Lingayat community, Veershaiva Lingayat and followers of Basvanna (Basava tatva) that will be brought under section 2D of State Minority Commission Act. Further, it will be recommended to the Government of India for National minority commission act.
As expected, Siddaramaiah was applauded by some and blamed for dividing the Hindu society for his short-term political gains.
Read | Constitutional recognition of Lingayat religion does not lead to further division of Hindus
Meanwhile, a memorandum signed by former CM BS Yeddyurappa has surfaced on social media. Srinivas BV, National General Secretary Indian Youth Congress, tweeted a memorandum submitted by All India Veerashaiva Mahasabha in which Yeddyurappa signed for his support for recognition of Veerashaiva Lingayat community as an 'Independent Religion'.
In 2013, All India Veerashaiva Mahasabha submitted a memorandum requesting the then PM Manmohan Singh to provide a separate Code number/Column/Abbreviation/ for recording 'religion' of the Veerashaiva- Lingayath in the census form and to recognise Veerashaiva- Lingayath community as an 'Independent Religion' by the Government of India.
The memorandum was signed by as many as 57 sitting MLAs and MPs from Congress JD(S) and BJP.
About 27 of them were from BJP including Basavaraj Bommai, Prabhakar Kore, Umesh Katti, Laxman Savadi, Aravind Bellad. Three JD(S) MLAs - Basavaraj Horatti, SS Shivashankar and Mallikarjun Khuba - had also signed the memorandum and 27 Congress MLAs and MPs as well.
Yeddyurappa was all for a separate #Lingayat religion. Few years back he had even signed a memorandum on the same. Such gimmicks now. On that few media questioning Congress? pic.twitter.com/Y6vLui3KVw — Srinivas B V (@srinivasiyc) March 19, 2018
Meanwhile, Rajdeep Sardesai hit out at Siddaramaiah for playing the caste card during the election. He, however, mentioned that Yeddyurappa also wanted Lingayats to get separate minority status in 2013.
Every political party and leader plays caste card at election time; @siddaramaiah has done it brazenly. But let's not forget @BSYBJP wanted Lingayats to get separate minority status in 2013.. Dear old Basavanna didn't have to fight an election like the netas of today! #lingayat — Rajdeep Sardesai (@sardesairajdeep) March 19, 2018
Yeddyurappa has not spoken a word about the Cabinet decision since yesterday. If he takes an opposite stand in this tumultuous political atmosphere, he would face an unprecedented backlash from the community.
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Question: Swift justice: Jury takes Taylor's side in groping lawsuit

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DENVER — Taylor Swift won $1 and long-awaited vindication after a jury decided that a radio host groped her during a pre-concert photo op four years ago.
After a weeklong trial over dueling lawsuits, jurors determined that fired Denver DJ David Mueller assaulted the pop star by grabbing her backside during a backstage meet-and-greet. The six-woman, two-man jury also found that Swift's mother and radio liaison were within their rights to contact Mueller's bosses.
BREAKING NEWS: Taylor Swift wins groping lawsuit case after jury find radio host guilty and order him to pay the symbolic $1. pic.twitter.com/8k6VBtp64Y — Pop Crave (@PopCrave) August 14, 2017
Mueller sued the Swifts and their radio handler, Frank Bell, seeking up to $3 million for his ruined career.
Just before closing arguments, the judge dismissed Taylor Swift from Mueller's lawsuit, saying he had failed to prove that she sought to get Mueller fired or had any reason to believe that someone else may have assaulted her. U.S. District Judge William Martinez also drastically reduced the amount Mueller could collect.
The singer-songwriter said in her countersuit that she wanted a symbolic $1 and the chance to stand up for other women.
Testimony showed that Swift reported the incident to her mother and others on her team, but that she never sought any specific action regarding Mueller.
From the start, Swift's side portrayed the encounter as a clear case of sexual assault, even though they never reported it to police. Her mother tearfully testified that she asked Bell to reach out to Mueller's employers at country station KYGO-FM instead because they wanted to handle the matter quietly and avoid exposing the singer-songwriter to publicity.
Taylor Swift's attorney Doug Baldridge outside the courthouse: 'The line is drawn' for cases of workplace sexual assault #taylorswifttrial pic.twitter.com/u2hgVD5sgs — Abigail Edge (@abigailedge) August 14, 2017
Bell contacted a station vice president and asked for an investigation of Mueller's conduct. He also sent the station executive a photo taken of Swift, Mueller and Mueller's then-girlfriend at the meet-and-greet.
In a fiery hourlong stint on the witness stand last week, Swift blasted a low-key characterization by Mueller's attorney, Gabriel McFarland, of what happened. While Mueller testified he never grabbed Swift, she insisted she was groped.
"He stayed attached to my bare ass-cheek as I lurched away from him," Swift testified.
"It was a definite grab. A very long grab," she added.
Mueller emphatically denied reaching under the pop star's skirt or otherwise touching her inappropriately, insisting he touched only her ribs and may have brushed the outside of her skirt as they awkwardly posed for the picture.
That photo was virtually the evidence besides the testimony. In the image shown to jurors during opening statements but not publicly released, Mueller's hand is behind Swift, just below her waist. Both are smiling. Mueller's then-girlfriend is standing on the other side of Swift.
Swift testified that after she was groped, she numbly told Mueller and his girlfriend, "Thank you for coming," and moved on to photos with others waiting in line because she did not want to disappoint them.
But she said she immediately went to her photographer after the meet-and-greet ended and found the photo of her with Mueller, telling the photographer what happened.
Andrea Swift testified that she asked Bell to call Mueller's employers. They did not call the police to avoid further traumatizing her daughter, she said.
"We absolutely wanted to keep it private, but we didn't want him to get away with it," Andrea Swift testified.
Bell said he emailed the photo to Robert Call, KYGO's general manager, for use in Call's investigation of Mueller. He said he didn't ask that Mueller be fired but that "appropriate action be taken."

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Question: North Korea nuke launch fears as Kim Jong-un mysteriously VANISHES from public eye… just as he did before the LAST two missile launches

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KIM Jong-un appears to have vanished from the public eye – raising fears another missile launch could be imminent.
The North Korean dictator hasn’t been seen for more than two weeks, since he was pictured by state media on July 28 celebrating the test launch of a Hwasong-14 intercontinental ballistic missile.
8 Kim Jong-un was last seen on July 28 at the test launch of an ICBM Hwasong-14
8 The dictator was shown in images released by state media
AP:Associated Press 8 The test launch of the missile further escalated tensions with the US
His withdrawal from public events mirrors the weeks before North Korea’s last two test missile launches.
There are fears tomorrow’s public holiday to mark the Korean Peninsula’s liberation from Japan at the end of World War Two could be used to fire a new rocket, according to South Korean news outlet KBS.
North Korea has previously threatened to fire four Hwasong-12 rockets to land in the sea 17 miles from Guam ‘by mid-August’.
Kim had threatened to strike the US territory in an escalation of tensions with the United States.
US President Donald Trump has warned North Korea it is “locked and loaded” and to expect “fire and fury” if the threats are carried out.
The UN has already passed sanctions as North Korea continues to develop its weapons programme and carry out test launches.
AFP or licensors 8 The North Korean dictator had previously been seen the day before looking over plans for the launch
8 The US island territory of Guam has been drawn into the crisis
AP:Associated Press 8 US President Donald Trump has waged a war of words with North Korea
Getty - Contributor 8 Similar movements have been seen around a North Korean submarine as before a previous launch
Getty - Contributor 8 It mirrors movements seen in May last year
CIA Director Mike Pompeo also told Fox News yesterday that he would not be surprised if another test were carried out.
He said: “I am quite confident that Kim will continue to try to develop his missile programme, so it wouldn’t surprise me if there was another missile test.”
Satellite images have also shown activity in the area of a submarine, similar to movements seen when preparations were made for a missile test in August last year.
In a statement released last week by the North Korea’s KCNA media channel, the dictatorship vowed to mercilessly wipe out the provocateurs making desperate efforts to “stifle” their leader, Kim Jong-un.
Guam is situated around 1,500 miles to the west of the Philippines and just over 2,000 miles from North Korea.
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Crucially, the island is also a strategic US military outpost and is home to more than 6,000 US service personnel.
American military bases occupy nearly 30 per cent of Guam’s land, including the Andersen Air Force Base and the Naval Base Guam.

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The footage taken in the 1950s, shows the moment mushroom clouds burst into the skies over the Pacific Ocean after the nuclear tests were carried out. Although recorded in back and white, in one clip it is clear the huge plumes of smoke exploded along with a blinding bright light. The bright yellow cloud fades away but the intense glow appears to remain in the area the device landed.
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While other videos were recorded in the Nevada desert, with the footage showing the force of the blast sending the sand billowing into the air. The whole screen fills with the fall out following the explosion, as the dune is engulfed by thick clouds. The videos are just three of 750 official recordings of US nuclear tests, which have now been declassified by Washington.
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But their release comes amid heightened tensions with North Korea, following the disgraced sate’s failed missile test on Sunday. The launch ended in failure almost instantaneously, as the missile blew up just seconds later. Reports into the type of missile used have not been confirmed, but a South Korean official has hinted it may have been an ICBM.
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The launch has been staunchly condemned by foreign leaders across the globe, with even British foreign Secretary Boris Johnson tweeting: "I strongly condemn the latest North Korean missile launch. They must stop these belligerent acts and comply with UN resolutions." But North Korea has refused to backdown under pressure and will likely carry out another nuclear missile test next week. And Vice foreign minister Han Song-Ryol announced North Korea would continue to test its nuclear missiles despite being condemned internationally. Speaking in Pyongyang, he said: “We'll be conducting more missile tests on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis."
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As Valentine's Day is fast approaching, it's the perfect opportunity to treat your other half (and yourself!) to a romantic minibreak.
But there's no need to use up your annual leave/budget and jet set off to the world's most romantic destinations - there are some amazing destinations right here in the UK.
Now, TripAdvisor has given us major inspiration as they reveal the UK's top romantic hotels, based on the reviews from guests who've stayed there.
Topping the list is the elegant Tavistock House Hotel in Devon, whose chic interiors and picturesque coastal location also saw it being named the fifth most romantic hotel in the world.
The list proves that the UK is an ideal destination for couples, from cosy countryside retreats to scenic stays by the seaside.
We take a look at the UK's top 10 best romantic hotels and why they should be on your radar...
1. Tavistock House Hotel , Devon
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This privately owned townhouse continues to be a hit with couples thanks to its spacious yet cosy bedrooms boasting cashmere pocket sprung beds, Egyptian cotton linen and ensuite bathrooms with rain showers.
Tucked away in the heart of Tavistock, it's ideal for couples who want to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and make the most of the fresh sea air, exploring the World Heritage site of Tavistock with its independent shops, restaurants and iconic Pannier Market.
How much? Prices from £89 per night on TripAdvisor.
2. The Old Rectory Hotel , Devon
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Nestled in Devon's Martinhoe, this stylish boutique hotel has proven a hit with guests thanks to its pretty gardens, modern interiors and delicious food.
Expect spacious and elegant rooms with luxury touches such as Molton Brown toiletries, and balconies overlooking the gardens and pond.
It's ideal for those after both a countryside and coastal retreat, boasting a location close to the stunning Exmoor Coast.
How much? Prices from £141 per night on TripAdvisor.
3. The Elm Tree Hotel , Llandudno
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Boasting a picturesque seafront location, The Elm Tree offers a luxurious minibreak - without your having to break the bank in the process.
The hotel has a lounge and outdoor terrace garden overlooking Llandudno's iconic pier and promenade, not to mention there are plenty of walking routes on offer for those who fancy a leisurely stroll.
The rooms are bright an airy with glamorous extras such as cosy armchairs, chandeliers and large, comfortable beds. Make sure to check out the buffet in the morning - it offers a range of hot and cold options.
How much? Average prices from £98 per night but you can find rooms from £85.
4. The Oceanic Hotel , Cornwall
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The Oceanic Hotel's romantic extras including rose petals on the bed, mood lighting and a hearty breakfast hamper have made it a hit with couples who have stayed here.
Located in Falmouth, it's ideal for those who want to make the most of the great outdoors, or simply want somewhere to get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
How much? Prices from £118 per night on TripAdvisor.
5. Blue Hayes Hotel , Cornwall
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With a patio overlooking the sea, this cosy hotel is ideal for those hoping to escape the daily grind and go exploring the popular resort of St Ives.
It's a short walk to the beach or into the town, while the rooms are a mini haven in themselves with cosy beds, beautiful views and ensuite bathrooms.
Never been to Cornwall? Check out our insider's guide with locals' tips on the best things to see and do, as well as the top restaurants.
How much? Average prices from £210 per night but you can find rooms from £130.
6. The Parisi Hotel , York
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The hotel's Grand Room proved a particular hit with guests, thanks to the spacious yet cosy atmosphere, and nice touches including the large bathtub and four poster bed.
Expect a hearty breakfast made of fresh ingredients in the morning, as well as plenty of inviting armchairs for sinking into by the fireplace after a day of exploring the beautiful city streets.
How much? Prices from £97 per night on TripAdvisor.
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If you're looking to explore the breathtaking Scottish countryside, then this could be the ideal retreat. Think cosy lounges and fireplace, spacious rooms, and 1.5 acres of pristine grounds.
The elegant rooms in this Victorian building offer beautiful views of Tummel Valley, and are all individually decorated.
How much? Prices from £146 per night on TripAdvisor.
8. Beechwood Hotel , Norfolk
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Guests have been impressed at the value they got for their money during a stay at this hotel, thanks to the grandiose rooms with fireplaces, four poster beds and little extras such as luxury toiletries.
There's a cosy lounge for unwinding in at the end of the day, or indulge at the restaurant where you'll find a hearty menu full of British classics.
How much? Prices from £85 per night on TripAdvisor.
9. Edgar House , Chester
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The chic rooms, views of the River Dee and hearty breakfast from local produce all proved a hit with guests, not to mention that when you arrive there's a designated parking space for a welcoming touch.
Not to mention that the city of Chester makes for a cosy weekend break - especially during the winter.
How much? Prices from £187 per night on TripAdvisor.
10. Cedar Manor Hotel & Restaurant, Cumbria
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Located on the northern side of Windemere, this manor hotel has proven a hit with couples thanks to its luxury decor, delicious breakfast and elegant rooms.
Indulge in the evening at the hotel restaurant, and enjoy a post-meal tipple in the cosy lounge.
How much? Prices from £142 per night on TripAdvisor.

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Valentine’s Day is upon us and couples across Northern Ireland have begun their annual search for the perfect way to spend February 14.
From a melting chocolate sharing cookie in Armagh to a delicious seven course special in Fermanagh, Northern Ireland’s culinary scene has romance in abundance this Valentine’s.


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Question: Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals: Ensuring healthier and happier lives

Receives ‘India Pharma Leader Award’ by Department of Pharmaceuticals, Govt of India
Sanjeev Jain
Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals, India’s single largest Contract Research and Manufacturing (CRAMS) organisation is responsible for manufacturing more than 12 per cent of all drugs consumed in the country. The organisation is led by Sanjeev Jain and Sandeep Jain (Co-founder, Directors) and offers a comprehensive range of services starting from formulation development to market launch all en suite: Contract Research & Manufacturing Services (CRAMS), Formulation & development of Novel Drugs Delivery Systems (N.D.D.S.), Technical collaboration and Joint venture, New Formulations with DCGI Approvals, Institutional business, Technology Transfer and loan license.
Akums eleven state-of-the-art facilities are equipped to produce all modern dosage forms — tablets, hard gelatin capsules, soft gelatin capsules, powder in sachets, liquid syrups and suspensions, injections, eye/ ear drops, ointments, creams, gels, lotions, ayurvedic and herbal preparations, nutraceuticals and cosmetic preparations and many more. The company also has several new products under development.
Sandeep Jain
Akums Drugs and Pharmaceuticals was incorporated in the year 2004 with a single manufacturing unit—Plant 1 catering to solid dosage forms. Akums followed up by setting up manufacturing units extending its expertise across all dosage forms and today the company has eleven manufacturing facilities equipped with the latest that the technology has to offer.
The company is built on the idea that newer, better, high quality treatments should be available to the masses so that it is simpler for patients around the world to manage their health and lives in a manner that suits them. It is our endeavour to work towards “Ensuring longer, healthier and happier lives for all.”
Differentiated appeal
Akums sustained adherence to quality and compliance has aspired to develop a unique brand for themselves in an otherwise crowded industry. Akums enjoys a unique market position with almost nil competition from other manufacturers plying in the same market. The sheer variety and breadth of operations remains unrivalled so far. Akums facilities undergo more than 15000 hour’s audits in a year by top notch international regulators, multinational firms. Apart from offering traditional contract manufacturing services, they have created a unique model wherein market ready products are offered to the client, expediting the market launch by several notches. The latest advances in various therapies are tracked and analysed which are yet to have reached India. Based on this intelligence, product ideas/ concepts are then developed further at Akums. A clear Competitive advantages to offer with: 3500 commercial formulations, 650 DCGI approvals, 127 FSSAI approvals and 63 patent applications
INNOVATIVE THINKING
Along with core service offering, they have stepped up to offer advanced solutions for formulation development and testing. There is continuous quest to improvise and offer patient compliant formulations with ease of administration, dosing frequency, taste masking etc. A significant percentage of Akums revenue goes into our R&D activities. Apart from offering all standard dosage forms, they have developed some specialised formulations involving variety of controlled- release mechanisms. These technologies can be applied to number of products and formulations to enhance the patient drug experience, some of our path breaking solutions includes —
3 releasing profiles in a tablet-in-tablet
Multiple tablets in a capsule
Inlay tablet
Gastric floating tablet
Instant and sustained release products
Taste masking of bitter drugs
Liquid vitamins in soft gel
Mouth dissolving tablets/ Powder form, fill & seal technology products
Aqueous base injectables
Preservative free formulations
IMPACTING LIVES
As the country’s largest finished drug manufacturer, they are responsible for the health and well-being of millions of individuals. Taking this responsibility very seriously; they ensure that every dosage unit that leaves their sites lives up to the most stringent quality standards for healthier and happier lives. Akums is one of the few providers who offer customised, dedicated manufacturing units, tailored to the exact needs of its valued partners.
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Core values
To dedicate ourselves for humanity’s quest for longer, healthier, happier lives through innovation in medicines. To be a globally admired pharmaceutical company, providing excellent quality products to our customers and people of the world.
Akums manufacturers —-
77.01 million tablets in a day
9.71 million hard gelatin capsules in a day
0.74 million ampoules in a day
0.85 million 3-Piece Eye/ Nasal Drops
0.54 million liquid orals
RECOGNITIONS
The company’s growth and contribution to the pharma industry has recently earned it INDIA PHARMA LEADER Award by Department of Pharmaceuticals, Government of India. Ranked 12th In India’s Next Fortune 500 companies in pharma sector and also have been featured in Forbes Magazine.
The endeavour is to manufacture unique formulations and redesign global healthcare towards a happier world.

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Moringa India have laid down Design Principles for Establishment a Profitable, Productive, & Sustainable Moringa Farm business for production of leaves and Seed oil
Jaipur, India (PRUnderground) April 17th, 2017
The Advanced Biofuel Center(ABC) is delighted to announce the 2 Day Moringa State of Art International Workshop viz. 5th Global Moringa Meet – 2017 to be held on 25- 26 November 2017 at Jaipur, India. India meets more than 80% demand of Moringa Products and thereby enjoying dominant position in the World Moringa Scenario. The global Moringa Products market estimated to be over US$ 4.5 billion is highly dependent on India. ABC in its attempt to bring the Moringa fraternity together is organizing this 2017 International workshop to deliberate and focus on the growing and harvesting Moringa. This 2 days International workshop will also provide a unique opportunity for open discussions & exchange of views about the issues pertaining to Moringa business
ABC intend to create a global platform for the governments, business community, civil society groups and academia around the globe to address the issues of sustainable development, contribute in marking priority areas to build upon commitments that will support deliver lasting progress for everyone.
Moringa oleifera L (Moringaceae) has been identified as a multipurpose versatile plant with enormous economic, nutritional, health and biofuel potentials. It is the most widely cultivated species of a monogeneric family (Moringaceae,) that is native to the sub-Himalayan tracts of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Uganda, Afghanistan. This rapidly-growing tree (also known as the horseradish tree, drumstick tree), is said to have been used by the ancient Romans, Greeks and Egyptians for the treatment and prevention of health ailments, cosmetic and beauty purposes.
2 Day State Of Art International Workshop On Moringa Production & Application
For Successful Development Of Moringa Oleifera Agricultural Projects For Food, Feed, Fuel And Wellness Of People & Planet
Interactive Sessions on:
Moringa Biodiversity to design crops
Potential species, selection methods, Gremplasm, Genomic, Genetic Improvement & Propagation
Moringa Production systems
Biology & Physiology, Soil Management, Agronomy, Horticulture- Orchard Design & Management, Harvesting, drying, extraction
Moringa Processing
· Leave, Powder, oil & Biodiesel
Moringa in Agriculture
· Plant protection, animal health, soil conditioning
Moringa in Food Supplement
· Health food additives
Moringa in Medical
· Health-promoting Properties
Moringa in cosmetics
· Beauty promoting properties
Moringa Biodiesel
Oil technology & Quality, Economy & Marketing,
Moringa has demonstrated a favourable response to many of the practices and techniques currently used in agriculture, but research is needed to understand its unique properties that can be manipulated to coax the crop to reach its fullest potential. Among agronomic questions that can only be readily got answered in the programme with assurance are:
Biology, Biodiversity & Physiology
· Gremplasm, Genomic, Genetic Improvement & Propagation
Horticulture
· Farm Design & Management
Agronomics and sustainability
· R&D status, available varieties, yield, optimal conditions
· Greenhouse gas benefits
Economics
· Economy, Marketing & Health-promoting Properties
· financing requirements of large scale projects
· is this industry attracting the needed capitals?
· Carbon credits
· Existence of meaningful supply chains
· Market demand and its perspectives: Food, Fodder, health, cosmetic
Scale
· Moringa Oil and Oil technology & Quality
Next Generation Biofuels Feedstock
Who should attend?
The Forming and Managing Supply Chains in Agribusiness learning package helps managers to learn what is required to “hand craft” their own supply chain as a way of improving their Moringa crop enterprise’s chances of success. The package would be of interest to anyone in the Moringa crop development process, but is specially targeted at those who are close to the full commercialization stage. 2017 Global Moringa Meet shall Highlights the updated research and technology; Experts will meet to reveal the latest developments in Moringa research, the newest agricultural, horticultural, harvesting and modification techniques, and tell how the process can be scaled up. It will provide an excellent opportunity to the investors, entrepreneurs, renewable fuel experts, their associates and academia to share their experiences and knowledge on Moringa. It will give them an excellent opportunity to know more about the latest research and developments in production .The Programme would cover all the topics related to Moringa Industry
5th Global Moringa Meet – 2017 will have the unfolding of the latest status of Moringa farming to lucrative market of nutraceuticals and to develop new business avenues and also to strengthen the existing ones.
This is a NOT to be MISSED Opportunity to new growers to start MORINGA BUSINESS
Seize this opportunity to begin business with Moringa and REGISTER Today
Please Pre-register here for further details and obtaining registration form.
Please contact via e-mail or telephone for further details and obtaining registration form.
Dp Maharshi
MORINGA INDIA
(The Superfood Company)
ADVANCED BIOFUEL CENTER
(Building a Better Tomorrow)
About MORINGA INDIA
Moinga India is making huge efforts, experiments, research to harness the harnessing the “superfood” powers of Moringa oleifera, a drought-resistant tree native to North India and widely used throughout the topics for in solving this global problem.
Moringa shows great promise as a tool to help overcome some of the most severe problems in the developing world—malnutrition, deforestation, impure water and poverty. The tree does best in the dry regions where these problems are worst. Green leafy vegetables and fruits supply much needed essential micro-nutrients like beta-carotene [vitamin A], vitamin C, folic acid, and also calcium and potassium. Moringa leaves in particular are a rich, inexpensive source of micro-nutrients. Although few people have ever heard of it today, Mission Moringa India is to establish the Moringa to become one of the world’s most valuable plants, at least in humanitarian terms
Moringa India has been formed to identify the factors limiting the adoption and use of the Moringa Tree for Agricultural Development for Producing Biodiesel and to explore the important role Moringa play in the lives of rural people and the global economy deliberating advancement of existing and future agricultural development projects. It’s experience, expertise, and views about Moringa and its use for agriculture development for the purposes of reducing hunger and poverty and formulate strategies for developing moringa failsafe farms and also helps new growers to have holistic information on moringa crop with academic research activities in Agronomy, Horticulture, and Biology, industrial practices in biofuels , Marketing and Financial aspects of Moringa commercialization. It will be a great pleasure to share the up-to-date advances in both fundamental researches and engineering practices, and to project the areas where we may contribute to to harness the full potential of moringa for betterment of people and planet
Moringa India is one of the largest growers of Moringa Oleifera and maintains Moringa farms in scientific manner. With its extensive experiences in the field, enhanced technology, plant science & professional knowledge, effective consulting service and business intelligence, Moringa India has developed a set of tools/service to develop Moringa business from soil to superfood, from farming to fuel


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China elevated a key confidante of President Xi Jinping to one of the top positions in government on Monday as Beijing cracks down on riskier financing and a debt build-up that may pose systemic risks to the world's second-largest economy. Ciara Lee reports on the challenges ahead for China's new economic team.


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Offering couples more reasons to celebrate love on this Valentine's Day -- and beyond, a new study has found that married people face less psychological stress than unmarried individuals.
Married individuals had lower levels of the stress hormone cortisol than those who never married or were previously married, showed the study published in the journal Psychoneuroendocrinology.
Prolonged stress is associated with increased levels of cortisol which can interfere with the body's ability to regulate inflammation, which in turn promotes the development and progression of many diseases.
"It is exciting to discover a physiological pathway that may explain how relationships influence health and disease," said one of the researchers Brian Chin from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, US.
Over three non-consecutive days, the researchers collected saliva samples from 572 healthy adults aged 21-55. Multiple samples were taken during each 24-hour period and tested for cortisol.
The results showed that the married participants had lower cortisol levels than the never-married or previously-married people across the three day period.
The researchers also compared each person's daily cortisol rhythm -- typically, cortisol levels peak when a person wakes up and decline during the day.
Those who were married showed a faster decline, a pattern that has been associated with less heart disease, and longer survival among cancer patients.
"These data provide important insight into the way in which our intimate social relationships can get under the skin to influence our health," co-author Sheldon Cohen, Professor at Carnegie Mellon University, noted.

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The season is back with a bang now and there's plenty of top matches for you to settle down and enjoy on TV this week.
Champions League action is the main focus during midweek as Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers' Celtic set out to gain an advantage in the first leg of their crucial play-off matches.
There's also the small matter of the second leg of the Spanish Super Cup between Real Madrid and Barcelona along with Scottish Premiership , English Premier League, La Liga and Bundesliga games.
Here's your ultimate guide to this week's televised footy.
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Monday 14th August 2017
Leicester City U23 v Man Utd U23 - Premier League 2
1:00pm -MUTV
Hansa Rostock v Hertha Berlin - DFB Pokal 1st Round
7:45pm - BT Sport 3
Tuesday 15th August 2017
FK Qarabag v FC Copenhagen - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
5:00pm - BT Sport 2
Young Boys v CSKA Moscow - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport ESPN
Sporting CP v Steaua Bucharest - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport 3
Hoffenheim v Liverpool - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport 2
APOEL v Slavia Prague - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport Extra 2
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Wednesday 16th August 2017
Istanbul Basaksehir v Sevilla - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport ESPN
Napoli v Nice - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport 3
Hapoel Be'er Sheva v Maribor - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport Extra 3
Olympiakos v Rijeka - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport Extra 2
Celtic v FC Astana - UEFA Champions League Play-Off 1st Leg
7:45pm - BT Sport 2 / BT Sport 4K UHD
Real Madrid v Barcelona - Spanish Super Cup 2nd Leg
10:00pm - Sky Sports Football / Sky Sports Main Event
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Friday 18th August 2017
Leganes v Alaves - La Liga
7:15pm - Sky Sports Red Button
Bayern Munich v Bayer Leverkusen - Bundesliga
7:30pm - BT Sport 2
Burton Albion v Birmingham City - Championship
7:45pm - Sky Sports Football
FC Metz v Monaco - Ligue 1
7:45pm - BT Sport 3
Valencia v Las Palmas - La Liga
9:15pm - Sky Sports Red Button
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Saturday 19th August 2017
Liverpool U18 v Blackburn Rovers U18 - U18 Premier League
11:00am - LFCTV
Fortuna Dusseldorf v Kaiserslautern - Bundesliga 2
12:00pm - BT Sport 1
Kilmarnock v Celtic - Scottish Premiership
12:30pm - Sky Sports Football
Swansea City v Man Utd - Premier League
12:30pm - Sky Sports Premier League / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Ultra HD
Juventus v Cagliari - Serie A
5:00pm - BT Sport Extra 2
The New Saints v Bala Town - Welsh Premier League
5:15pm - S4C
Celta Vigo v Real Sociedad - La Liga
5:15pm - Sky Sports Red Button
Sunderland v Leeds United - Championship
5:30pm - Sky Sports Football / Sky Sports Main Event
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Stoke City v Arsenal - Premier League
5:30pm - BT Sport 1 / BT Sport 4K UHD
Schalke 04 v RB Leipzig - Bundesliga
5:30pm - BT Sport 3
Girona v Atletico Madrid - La Liga
7:15pm - Sky Sports Red Button / Sky Sports Football
Verona v Napoli - Serie A
7:45pm - BT Sport 3
Sevilla v Espanyol - La Liga
9:15pm - Sky Sports Football
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Sunday 20th August 2017
Orlando City v Columbus Crew - MLS
12:30am - Sky Sports Football
Excelsior v Feyenoord - Eredivisie
11:30am - Sky Sports Football
Huddersfield Town v Newcastle United - Premier League
1:30pm - Sky Sports Premier League / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Ultra HD
Ajax v FC Groningen - Eredivisie
1:30pm - Sky Sports Football
Lille v Caen - Ligue 1
2:00pm - BT Sport 2
Liverpool U23 v Sunderland U23 - Premier League 2
2:00pm - LFCTV
SC Freiburg v Eintracht Frankfurt - Bundesliga
2:30pm - BT Sport 1
Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea - Premier League
4:00pm - Sky Sports Premier League / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Ultra HD
Marseille v Angers - Ligue 1
4:00pm - BT Sport Extra 2
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5:00pm - BT Sport 1
Atalanta v Roma - Serie A
5:00pm - BT Sport 2
Athletic Bilbao v Getafe - La Liga
5:15pm - Sky Sports Football
Barcelona v Real Betis - La Liga
7:15pm - Sky Sports Football
Inter Milan v Fiorentina - Serie A
7:45pm - BT Sport 2
Crotone v AC Milan - Serie A
7:45pm - BT Sport Extra 2
PSG v Toulouse - Ligue 1
8:00pm - BT Sport 3
Deportivo La Coruna v Real Madrid - La Liga
9:15pm - Sky Sports Football
New York City FC v New England Revolution - MLS
11:00pm - Sky Sports Football
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Question: Greenie Techno-Cornucopianism

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I regularly cross-post the work of Albert Bates here on the Diner. He’s a true Hero of the Revolution, going back to the 1970s when The Farm was founded as part of the Back to the Land Movement of the era. The Farm has gone through its ups and downs over the intervening decades, but unlike many other experiments from the era it does still exist, and AB is still there. Well, at least he is when he’s not Jet Setting around the world to attend Climate Conferences or give Permaculture courses. Albert takes a decent amount of criticism for this, since flying around in Jet Planes is one of the most unsustainable aspects of our industrial civilization, and on a per capita basis is arguably the MOST unsustainable.
AB defends his Global Jet Setting by planting trees, with the assumption that over the lifetime of the tree, it will soak up more carbon than he is burning in a trip to London on British Airways. Of course, this calculation doesn’t work if the tree burns down or dies from some sort of infestation or plain old drought. However, I don’t find travelling around by jet to be hypocritical at all in the context of trying to bring the message of climate change and sustainable living to more people. For the time being, these planes will fly whether AB is on board or not, or being dragged off said planes kicking and screaming due to overbooking. Boycotting flying wouldn’t do a damn thing to Save the Planet, but going out there with missionary zeal to wake up more people might have some effect. So on balance this is a positive thing to be doing in his declining years using the reputation he developed as an international expert on many of these topics.
However, as I continue to read and cross post ABs work, I have become increasingly dissatisfied with the form of techno-cornucopianism he has been pitching lately, similar in many ways to what another cross poster I feature regularly, Ugo Bardi of the University of Florence, The Club of Rome and Cassandra’s Legacy pitches. In the case of UB, he pitches Renewable Energy, specifically Photovoltaics as a means to salvage at least part of our high tech lifestyle. In AB’s case, he pitches Permaculture and Carbon Sequestration through Bio-Char as means to sustainably feed ourselves and to if not stop, at least slow down climate change.
Besides that, AB has now latched onto another Greeny Dreamy idea, going back to Sailboats to replace all the airplanes burning tons of jet fuel every day to ship around Homo Sap Meat Packages. Here is the recent high tech sail dream from AB to replace our current fleet of planes and container ships with more Earth-Friendly sailboats:
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Will Nodvik, who studied Computer Engineering at NYU Tandon School of Engineering, writes on Quora The foiling AC-72s sailed [in 2013] during the America’s Cup top out at around 40 knots in super heavy conditions. Average container ships move at around 20 knots. The mast on an AC-72 is 40m high. Keep in mind that this mast is a rigid wing. The AC-72 is the lightest, fastest, most highly advanced boat. These masts are the strongest material possible since no expense was spared in their construction. Forty knots (46 mph) is still only 8 percent of the cruising speed of a Boeing 747. Figure three and one half days, if top speed could be held the whole way. The America’s Cup Challenge resumes this June in Bermuda’s Great Sound. The AC-72 (72-foot)yacht that Oracle Team USA sailed to a historic come-from-behind 9-8 victory over Emirates Team New Zealand on San Francisco Bay in September 2013 is gone. Obsolete Replacing it is a smaller, lighter AC-50 (50-foot) catamaran with 79-foot carbon fiber wing sail and new alloy hydrofoils to give it near zero drag. All the competitors in this year’s trials are expected to fly above water for 100% of the race time. The sail’s drag is one-third to one-half that of four years ago, while producing about twice as much power. The control system comes from the Airbus A350 XWB airliner, compiling a terabyte per race collected from as many as 1,000 sensors fed into the Oracle Exadata supercomputer for instant analysis. Oracle will predict wind patterns (within half a knot accuracy) all the way down to 100-meter or even 50-meter grids on the racecourse. The sailors — a six man crew (down from 11 in 2013), need only glance at smart watches connected to a small onboard Linux server, to know what they need to do. Speeds approaching 60 mph are possible in the Bermuda races—about 20% faster than in 2013. That would get us down to a two day Atlantic crossing. More importantly, the days spent on crossing by sail put nothing into the atmosphere except the breath of the sailors. Today’s commercial passenger fleet is responsible for 3 to 5 percent of climate forcing, on its way to 15 percent according to some IPCC projections . Clearly it is going in the wrong direction.
While it is really cool to think about all this high tech stuff, it’s also thoroughly unrealistic for many reasons, on the physics and mechanics end as well as on the economic end. I wrote this response to his article in his commentariat:
Another artifact of climate change is bigger seas and more rogue waves. In even mildly rough seas, you can’t hydroplane a sailboat. You need pretty flat water for this. So it’s pretty unlikely you could maintain a constant hydroplane speed all the way across the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. Then you have the fact these high tech boats are built from the lightest weight polymers and carbon fiber material, which all have tons of embedded energy in their manufacture. The computer systems and servos controlling sail trim are extremely complex, requiring the usual kit bag of rare earth minerals and complex manufacturing facilities. Even if you do build them, they can’t carry much payload. The whole reason they will hydroplane is because there is so little weight being carried aboard. You absolutely could not build any facsimile of a modern container ship and have it hydroplane. Not to say of course sail will not make a comeback, it probably will but not the sort of high tech sail you are featuring in this post. Much smaller boats, and floating in the water not skimming along the surface. Such boats will not be able to move around the vast amount of cargo container ships do, and thus will not be able to support such a large population moving food around the globe. There is no techno-cornucopian solution to this problem, the only thing that can bring Homo Sap back into balance with nature and maintain the habitability of the planet is a massive die off of the current population. If you knock off 90-99% of the human population, some of the solutions you write about could work. They do NOT scale to a population of 7.5B meat packages. RE
AB is not the only Doomer out there with the Sailboat Dream, you also have Dmitry Orlov of Club Orlov living on his sailboat and Ray Jason of The Sea Gypsy Philosopher living on his, plus innumerable other Yachties cruising the Bahamas, the Greek Islands and the South Pacific and enjoying their sense of “independence”. The lifestyle gives the illusion of being FREE, able to move where you want as necessary to avoid the worst aspects of collapse if they happen to arrive in your neighborhood.
By NO MEANS however is such a life either sustainable or self-sufficient. Everybody who lives this way has some form of external income, generally retirees with a pension although a smattering of others such as writers and IT programmers who have portable professions. Dmitry for example makes his living these days bloviating his opinions about Collapse, promoting Mother Russia and insulting various feminist groups. This job can be done anywhere on earth, and Dmitry does these things well enough to make a living at it. lol. A few of the younger mostly male ones will also take gig jobs on making port somewhere and use the money to resupply with another couple of months of food and then sail to some remote cove and pretend to be Robinson Crusoe or the Swiss Family Robinson.
I sincerely doubt there is ANYONE out there who lives aboard a 30-40′ sailboat who gains all his sustenance from fishing and harvesting coconuts on South Pacific beaches. On board a sailboat of this size, if you are a solo sailor and stick to compact dried foods, you might be able to stuff it with 6 months of supplies. If there are 2 of you, reduce by half. In a good fishing and gathering neighborhood, you might be able to double the amount of time you could spend doing the Swiss Family Robinson before needing to head back to civilization for a resupply.
Beyond the Food Problem of course is the Security Problem. Most of the places the Yachties currently frequent are Tourist Traps which use the tourist economy as their driver. Most of the nicer ones sporting Marinas in the Bahamas or Panama are pretty safe at the moment, the customs officials are fairly polite (although always looking for a bribe) and the Marina Convenience Store has bags of rice you can buy if you have Dollars or Euros to spend. Free Wi-Fi too in many cases.
This pleasant safety and convenience begins to disappear rapidly though if you sail outside of these enclaves of retired yachties and are cruising off the coast of say Somalia. There are already locals in this neighborhood who smell a good possibility for a Ransom Demand if they spy your sails on the horizon, and send out a fishing boat to greet you, complete with automatic weapons. Say bye bye to your sea mobile home and hope there is somebody back home who will cough up the ransom demand. This situation is not going to improve as the general economics further spin down. Finding a place to safely moor your vessel with any kind of local population size will be extremely difficult, so now you are back to trying to do Robinson Crusoe, which just about nobody from industrial culture can really do.
Beyond the Food & Safety issues is the maintenance issue. Anyone who has ever owned a boat of even moderate size knows they are a total money sink and stuff breaks all the time. Standing & Running rigging wears out, Winches break, the auxiliary engine quits, sails get ripped in a storm…etc etc etc. You have to have ports around to get parts and do some repairs you can’t do yourself, even if you are a mechanical genius. You need a haul out and bottom job every so often with anti-fouling paint (an oil product). If you could keep your sailboat in good working order for 3 years without access to replacement equipment and a well stocked marine supply store I would be shocked.
The paradigm for shifting back to sail on the commercial shipping level is in many respects even worse than trying to make the small sailboat Seasteading paradigm work. Modern container ships move enormous amounts of cargo, which in order to load and unload requires enormous ports with oil powered cranes to move the containers on and off the ships. The days of longshoremen unloading ships by hand are long gone. This is how we are able to move the massive amount of goods we do around the world to keep 7.5B people fed and clothed. The last time we were regularly transporting around goods by sail the global population was around 1.5B people, and most of them were not even on this network. The world was largely populated by subsistence farmers.
Today, many areas of the world can’t grow enough food to feed their own populations (see Saudi Arabia, Syria, Yemen etc, etc,etc), so unless you have the means to ship around enormous quantities of food sufficient to feed entire countries, you’re going to have a lot of starving people. Sailboats aren’t going to do the trick here even if you could build enough of them fast enough and train a whole new generation of people to be able to sail them. This is just not going to happen, not on the scale necessary for keeping 7.5B Homo Saps walking the earth. So once again you need to reconcile yourself to the fact a large culling of the human population is coming down the pipe, and sailboats and permaculture aren’t going to stop it. This is just techno-cornucopian hopium, dressed up in Green outfit.
The Solar PV solutions Ugo Bardi promotes are very similar. They simply don’t scale up to apply to such a large population. Forgetting all the embedded energy and mining necessary to produce enough Solar Panels is the huge scale up of the current decaying electrical grids to handle the loads necessary for running all the carz, trucks and trains on electricity. Current wiring isn’t near thick enough to handle the load even if you cut the fleet of vehicles by half. Where is all the copper going to come from to run wiring from your Solar or Windfarm to electric charging stations all over the country? The best you might do here is have intermittently available electricity at the local level, but this again does not maintain current population levels or anywhere near the current standard of living in 1st World nations. I highly doubt also any 3rd World nations are going to get wired up with massive Wind & Solar farms either. If they didn’t get electricity yet, they’re not going to get it. Which of course might be good for them, since they won’t miss it too much when it’s gone.
Finally on the scale of techno-cornucopian solutions for today of stuff that just ain’t gonna happen is ABs ongoing mission for Bio-Char as a solution to sequestering carbon and keeping Planet Earth from turning into a facsimile of Venus. What this generally amounts to as I understand it to is planting a shit load of trees, turning them into charcoal briquets and then burying the briquets for soil ammendation. The amount of area that needs to be reforested this way is enormous, and then how with the remaining arable land mass you will feed 7.5B people without the use of fertilizers, pesticides, tractors & combines is somewhat unclear. Also unclear is whether the climate in many areas will even support reforesting at all? I think you would have a pretty tough time these days reforesting Syria and turning it into the lush Garden of Eden it once was 5000 years ago.
All of this speaks to the problem of Irreversibility, which theoretical physicist David Korowicz covered quite extensively in his seminal paper Trade Off: Financial System Supply-chain Cross Contagion – a study in global systemic collapse. In particular many of the earlier systems we used are simply no longer practical or even available to shift back to now. New “high tech” solutions don’t scale up as necessary, and certainly not inside the time frame we have to work with, which most certainly is less than 30 years before we see extreme dislocations to the current system. Many are occurring now as we speak, but are for the most part at the moment confined to 3rd World nations and not too much of a bother to the 1st World ones. Any unbiased and clear headed analysis of all these variables and the difficulties that exist in implementing any of the solutions should inform you that we are in the midst of a clusterfuck of Biblical proportions, and Greeny Cornucopianism isn’t going to solve the problems any more than Cold Fusion will.
Given this information then, WHY do clearly very intelligent and wel educated people like Ugo Bardi and Albert Bates continue to promote ideas which just aren’t very likely to work, and in fact are counter productive because they are a waste of time, money and energy? That is pretty simple to understand, it’s the “Reverse Guy McPherson” effect. Whereas in Dr. McStinksion’s case he has given up ALL HOPE and considers Homo Saps and the Planet all DOOMED to Near Term Human Extinction by his latest prognostication of 2026, AB and UB maintain a tenacious grasp on SOME hope that we can yank ourselves out of this mess. I hold out that hope myself, but I do so in what I consider a more realistic manner, which is to acknowledge the inevitability of a MASSIVE DIEOFF of the human population, probably greater than 99%. This is something neither UB or AB wishes to acknowledge. In fact, I would agree with them on some of their solutions if they would acknowledge a massive dieoff is inevitable now, I think they could work with a vastly reduced population size. I definitely think the Reverse Guy McPherson POV they pitch is the superior mindset to the Guy McPherson one, even if it is utterly unrealistic. Professor McStinksion’s philosophy is just utterly defeatist.
So, if we can’t reforest the earth, we can’t replace the fleet of container ships with green and friendly sailboats, we can’t wire the world with Solar PV Panels, we can’t stop the climate from warming up and we can’t keep most the Homo Sap meat packages currently walking the Earth alive, just WTF CAN we do here beside join Guy McPherson in his nihilistic & misanthropic Death Cult? What we can do is to start building Lifeboats to SAVE AS MANY AS WE CAN.
What building lifeboats in this context means is to consider locations on the earth that will likely IMPROVE in their ability to support human life as the overall temperature regime increase. Alaska where I live is one such location. A 10C average increase in temperatures around here on the Last Great Frontier would make the place positively balmy and pleasant. As the Permafrost melts, that could provide thousands of hectares of fertile land upon which to grow crops. We can also begin to breed new crops resistant to extreme weather, and we can build grow domes to do food production in a controlled environment. We can change our building techniques and excavate to live partially underground, where the average temperature of the land mass runs around 66F. Building such survival communities at high latitudes and high elevations, we can save a portion of the human population. It might only be .1%, but that is still 7.5M people, which is a lot more than the ZERO that Dr. McStinksion Guy McPherson predicts for 2026!
Over time, with far fewer people infesting the earth and no more burning of fossil fuels, the global climate will begin its long road to recovery, which might take thousands or even millions of years. In the interim, the great experiment with Sapience will continue, and those who make it through the Zero Point will have the opportunity to evolve into a new and better species, one with more true wisdom.
We have to own up to what is REALISTIC here, not pie in the sky, rainbow shitting unicorn, greenie dreamie fantasies of a world of 7.5B people running in peace and harmony on permaculture and renewable energy. This is just NOT in the cards at this point. We can’t save everybody. We can only SAVE AS MANY AS WE CAN. That’s where the efforts of our best and brightest need to go, not into wasting time, energy, money and brain power on faulty solutions that will not succeed. No more Skittle Shitting Unicorns!

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