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+ + Geostorm review – Gerard Butler's dull disaster movie is a washout + + + When writer-director Dean Devlin titled his handsomely budgeted new action tentpole Geostorm, he entered into an + unspoken pact with his prospective audience. He chose a goofy, make-believe word, and in + doing so, promised a goofy, make-believe movie. Nobody’s walking into the auditorium looking + for lofty insights on the complexities of the human condition, or even a commentary on + how the timebomb that is climate change continues ticking away due to political gridlock. + It ain’t Citizen Kane and it ain’t An Inconvenient Truth, and there’s no sport in expecting + it to be. All parties involved should understand the terms of this tacit agreement, an + “if you build it, they will come” proposition in which “it” refers to nothing short of + a natural apocalypse. All Devlin needed to do was deliver a storm, and no ordinary storm + – a storm of geo-proportions. To put it in the parlance of our times, you had one job. + Is climate change Hollywood's new supervillain? Read more Imagine, then, a re-edit of Jaws + in which Richard Dreyfuss and company get word from authorities at sea that a shark is + on the way to savage their precious shores. They then spend most of the film doing everything + in their power to prevent the shark’s arrival, and though Spielberg occasionally cuts to + reveal a sliver of fin, they successfully ward off the leviathan before the beach turns + bloodbath. Devlin lets out minute-long dribs and drabs of Mother Gaia’s terrible might, + torching Hong Kong here and drowning Abu Dhabi there, but viewers take heed: there is no + full-blown geostorm in Geostorm. We have been sold a false bill of goods. If Devlin had + his act together where the storm is concerned, viewers might be willing to overlook such + trivial matters as pat characterization, a ludicrous plot and stale dialogue. But he doesn’t + earn a tenth of the goodwill it’d take to get away with a creation as absurd as Jake Lawson + (Gerard Butler). A hard-living single dad with a taste for booze and a distaste for the + pencil-necked bureaucrats’ rules, he’s the usual “cop on the edge” type, except that he’s + an astronaut. Step aside, John Glenn, because Jake’s the dudeliest dude Nasa has ever seen; + not only does he have perfect five o’clock shadow at all times, he invented a global network + of satellites codenamed “Dutch Boy” that artificially controls the planet’s atmosphere + and halted global warming in its tracks. This, believe it or not, goes awry. + + + + Can Michael Fassbender survive his year of flops? + + + The Snowman is a turkey. Everyone saw it coming, and now it’s happened. Audiences simply did not want to see Michael + Fassbender play a man called Harry Hole in a film that was released before it was finished + and marketed by a drawing of a Snowman who calls everyone “Mister Police”, like some sort + of cut-price children’s entertainer. Lessons have been learned and everyone will move on. + Especially Michael Fassbender. The Snowman has been a rare blip in an otherwise sparkling + career for him. That is, unless you count that terrible Assassin’s Creed film he made. + Oh, and the compulsively underpowered Alien: Covenant. And Song to Song, a Terrence Malick + film so Terrence Malicky that even Terrence Malick promised to stop making films like that + now. And The Light Between Oceans and Trespass Against Us, two films that nobody – not + even the handful of people who actually paid to see them – have thought about since the + instant the credits rolled. The trouble is that all these films have been released within + the last 12 months. Michael Fassbender is now churning out a fresh disappointment every + eight weeks; a frequency that makes Nicolas Cage look like Daniel Day-Lewis. It’s enough + to make you wonder what went wrong. + + + + Director James Toback accused of sexual harassment by 38 women + + + The Oscar-nominated writer and director James Toback has been accused of sexual harassment by 38 women in a report + published by the Los Angeles Times. How Harvey Weinstein’s accusers gave women worldwide + a voice Read more Many of the women allege Toback approached them on the streets of New + York City and promised stardom. Subsequent meetings would often end with sexual questions + and Toback masturbating in front of the women or dry-humping them, according to the accounts. + The 72-year-old denied the allegations to LA Times, saying he never met any of the women, + or if he had it “was for five minutes and [I] have no recollection”. Thirty-one of the + women spoke on the record including Louise Post, who is a guitarist and vocalist for the + band Veruca Salt, and the As the World Turns actor Terri Conn. Actor Echo Danon recalled + an incident on the set of Toback’s film Black and White where he put his hands on her and + said he would ejaculate if she looked at his eyes and pinched his nipples. “Everyone wants + to work, so they put up with it,” Danon told the Times. “That’s why I put up with it. Because + I was hoping to get another job.” Toback did not respond to a request for comment. + + +

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+ + Abbotsford firefighters rush to save dog from burning home + + + It was a close call for a family in Abbotsford Wednesday morning as fire crews rushed to save a dog trapped inside + a house fire. When crews arrived to the home at Laburnum Avenue and Old Clayburn Road flames + were shooting out of the roof. Firefighters burst into the home to try and find the family + dog. Crews got him out just in time and immediately gave it oxygen. The dog is expected + to be OK but the damage to the home is extensive. The cause of the fire is still under + investigation. “They were able to find the house pet,” said Abbotsford Deputy Fire Chief + Jeff Adams. “The dog was brought out, the dog was unconscious when they brought him out. + We were able to give him oxygen and revive him and he’s doing pretty well.” The dog was + also checked out by a vet. + + + An off-duty firefighter saved a man's life in the gym five days after crews stopped responding to medical emergencies + + + Five days after firefighters stopped responding to medical emergencies in Greater Manchester an off-duty officer + has saved a life. John Wheeldon, arrived at his local gym today (Friday) and within 10 + minutes was bringing a fellow gym-goer back to life with CPR. The Bolton North Blue Watch + firefighter said: “I arrived at the gym at around 8.40am and started my warm up on the + cross trainer. “I could see another man five machines down with his headphones on, listening + to music. One minute the man was working out and the next he was lay on the floor.” John + rushed to his aid performing chest compressions. Within one minute, an ambulance had been + called and two members of staff from Total Fitness gym in Bolton were by his side with + a defibrillator. John added: “I ran over to the man and I could tell by the colour of his + face that he wasn’t breathing. I pulled his body away from the machines so I had room to + perform CPR. I continued with chest compressions whilst one staff member gave breaths and + the other operated the defibrillator. “We continued doing CPR for around six minutes before + he started breathing on his own but he was under the recommended breaths per minute and + then stopped breathing again. At this point the AED advised a shock, which he received + just as the ambulance service arrived.” + +

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+ + Parliament will meet on Thursday, a day before Spanish senate is expected to back measures against regional government + + + The Catalan parliament will meet on Thursday to decide how to respond to the Spanish government’s unprecedented + decision to impose direct rule, as speculation mounts that the regional president, Carles + Puigdemont, could use the occasion to ask MPs to vote on a unilateral declaration on independence. + The plenary session will be held a day before the Spanish senate is expected to approve + measures that would strip Puigdemont’s administration of its powers and transfer its functions + to the relevant ministries in Madrid. The constitutional measures would require elections + for the Catalan parliament to be held within six months. On Monday the Catalan foreign + affairs minister, Raül Romeva, said the region would not accept the Spanish government’s + attempts to take control, and accused the EU of doing nothing. “How can the European Union + live with that situation [if this happens]?” Romeva told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. + “How can the EU democracy survive and how can they be credible if they allow this to happen? + Because what I can tell you is that the people and the institutions in Catalonia will not + let this happen.” Spain’s deputy prime minister, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, said the Spanish + government would appoint its own representative to replace Puigdemont as soon as direct + rule came into effect. “They are president of the regional government and senior figures + in that government because of the constitution,” she told Spain’s Onda Cero radio station. + “They are not entrusted with that role by any divine authority.” On Saturday Spain’s prime + minister, Mariano Rajoy, said his government was using article 155 of the constitution + to “restore the rule of law, coexistence and the economic recovery and to ensure that elections + could be held in normal circumstances”. Puigdemont’s government has denounced the move + as a “de facto coup d’etat” and insists the results of a recent referendum – in which 90% + of participants voted for independence – mean it has a mandate to break away from Spain + and become a sovereign republic. Although the Catalan leader signed a declaration of independence + on 10 October, he then proposed that its effects be suspended for two months to allow talks + to find a way out of the impasse. Puigdemont has described Madrid’s invocation of 155 as + the worst attack on Catalonia’s institutions since General Franco’s dictatorship, and accused + the Spanish government of “slamming the door” on his appeals for dialogue. His government + has refused calls to avert the crisis by dropping his independence plans and calling new + elections before the article comes into force. On Sunday a spokesman for the Catalan administration + said fresh polls were “not on the table” and the government would fight “tooth and nail + to defend Catalonia’s democratically elected institutions”. Puigdemont’s junior coalition + partner, the far-left, separatist Cup party, has urged a campaign of mass civil disobedience + against what it called “the greatest aggression against the civil, individual and collective + rights of the Catalan people” since Franco. According to the Catalan government, about + 2.3 million of Catalonia’s 5.3 million registered voters – 43% – took part in the referendum, + and 770,000 votes were lost after Spanish police stepped in to try to halt the vote. + +

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+ The 21st-century Hollywood: how Silicon Valley became the world’s trend capital +
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+ + Forget Los Angeles. If you want to get rich and famous fast, in anything from food to fashion, San Francisco is + the place to be. But will handing that kind of power to a new global elite come at a price? + + + The strangest thing about Bulletproof Coffee isn’t stirring a pellet of grass-fed butter and a dollop of coconut + oil into your morning cup and calling it breakfast, weird though that is to swallow. No, + what makes Bulletproof really unusual is the trajectory the trend has followed. The craze + started with the Silicon Valley entrepreneur Dave Asprey, who turned the alleged weight-shedding, + brainpower-enhancing benefits of caffeine turbocharged with fat into a mini-empire. He + took the idea to Santa Monica, where he opened a cafe. David Beckham started dropping in. + From there, it spread to fashion. Vogue has called it “the new green juice”; at the recent + fashion shows, it was on the way to replacing espresso and egg-white omelette as the standard + front-row breakfast. Dan Brown, whose novels surely give him zeitgeist bragging rights, + has been telling interviewers how 4am writing sessions for his latest book, Origin, were + fuelled by Bulletproof. Asprey’s ready-made, cold-pressed Bulletproof products are about + to go on sale in Whole Foods Market stores, at which point the journey from Silicon Valley + quirk to bona fide hipster lifestyle trend will be complete. The direction of travel of + trends outwards from Silicon Valley was visible when Duncan Selbie, the chief executive + of Public Health England, warned of the “perils of sitting at your desk” all day and called + for employers to introduce “walking meetings” to reduce stress and back pain among the + workforce. The pioneer of the walking meeting was Steve Jobs and the habit is so deeply + ingrained in Silicon Valley culture that the Frank Gehry-designed Facebook headquarters + features four hectares of wifi-enabled wildflower meadows, with milkshake stands dotted + along paths. On Prince Street in New York’s Soho, the newest boutique to open alongside + Marc Jacobs and Ralph Lauren is evidence of the first true fashion trend to originate in + Silicon Valley. Allbirds, the woollen sneakers that are already de rigueur at Googleplex, + are spreading to “a creative class of people … architects, interior designers, entertainers + in music and acting”, as the San Francisco-based cofounder Joey Zwillinger told the New + York Observer. + +

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Geostorm review – Gerard Butler's dull disaster movie is a washout - When writer-director Dean Devlin titled his handsomely budgeted new action tentpole Geostorm, he entered into an - unspoken pact with his prospective audience. He chose a goofy, make-believe word, and in - doing so, promised a goofy, make-believe movie. Nobody’s walking into the auditorium looking - for lofty insights on the complexities of the human condition, or even a commentary on - how the timebomb that is climate change continues ticking away due to political gridlock. - It ain’t Citizen Kane and it ain’t An Inconvenient Truth, and there’s no sport in expecting - it to be. All parties involved should understand the terms of this tacit agreement, an - “if you build it, they will come” proposition in which “it” refers to nothing short of - a natural apocalypse. All Devlin needed to do was deliver a storm, and no ordinary storm - – a storm of geo-proportions. To put it in the parlance of our times, you had one job. - Is climate change Hollywood's new supervillain? Read more Imagine, then, a re-edit of Jaws - in which Richard Dreyfuss and company get word from authorities at sea that a shark is - on the way to savage their precious shores. They then spend most of the film doing everything - in their power to prevent the shark’s arrival, and though Spielberg occasionally cuts to - reveal a sliver of fin, they successfully ward off the leviathan before the beach turns - bloodbath. Devlin lets out minute-long dribs and drabs of Mother Gaia’s terrible might, - torching Hong Kong here and drowning Abu Dhabi there, but viewers take heed: there is no - full-blown geostorm in Geostorm. We have been sold a false bill of goods. If Devlin had - his act together where the storm is concerned, viewers might be willing to overlook such - trivial matters as pat characterization, a ludicrous plot and stale dialogue. But he doesn’t - earn a tenth of the goodwill it’d take to get away with a creation as absurd as Jake Lawson - (Gerard Butler). A hard-living single dad with a taste for booze and a distaste for the - pencil-necked bureaucrats’ rules, he’s the usual “cop on the edge” type, except that he’s - an astronaut. Step aside, John Glenn, because Jake’s the dudeliest dude Nasa has ever seen; - not only does he have perfect five o’clock shadow at all times, he invented a global network - of satellites codenamed “Dutch Boy” that artificially controls the planet’s atmosphere - and halted global warming in its tracks. This, believe it or not, goes awry. + When writer-director Dean Devlin titled his handsomely budgeted new action tentpole + Geostorm, he entered into an unspoken pact with his prospective audience. He chose a + goofy, make-believe word, and in doing so, promised a goofy, make-believe movie. + Nobody’s walking into the auditorium looking for lofty insights on the complexities of + the human condition, or even a commentary on how the timebomb that is climate change + continues ticking away due to political gridlock. It ain’t Citizen Kane and it ain’t + An Inconvenient Truth, and there’s no sport in expecting it to be. All parties + involved should understand the terms of this tacit agreement, an “if you build it, + they will come” proposition in which “it” refers to nothing short of a natural + apocalypse. All Devlin needed to do was deliver a storm, and no ordinary storm – a + storm of geo-proportions. To put it in the parlance of our times, you had one job. Is + climate change Hollywood's new supervillain? Read more Imagine, then, a re-edit of + Jaws in which Richard Dreyfuss and company get word from authorities at sea that a + shark is on the way to savage their precious shores. They then spend most of the film + doing everything in their power to prevent the shark’s arrival, and though Spielberg + occasionally cuts to reveal a sliver of fin, they successfully ward off the leviathan + before the beach turns bloodbath. Devlin lets out minute-long dribs and drabs of + Mother Gaia’s terrible might, torching Hong Kong here and drowning Abu Dhabi there, + but viewers take heed: there is no full-blown geostorm in Geostorm. We have been sold + a false bill of goods. If Devlin had his act together where the storm is concerned, + viewers might be willing to overlook such trivial matters as pat characterization, a + ludicrous plot and stale dialogue. But he doesn’t earn a tenth of the goodwill it’d + take to get away with a creation as absurd as Jake Lawson (Gerard Butler). A + hard-living single dad with a taste for booze and a distaste for the pencil-necked + bureaucrats’ rules, he’s the usual “cop on the edge” type, except that he’s an + astronaut. Step aside, John Glenn, because Jake’s the dudeliest dude Nasa has ever + seen; not only does he have perfect five o’clock shadow at all times, he invented a + global network of satellites codenamed “Dutch Boy” that artificially controls the + planet’s atmosphere and halted global warming in its tracks. This, believe it or not, + goes awry. @@ -96,41 +105,44 @@

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Can Michael Fassbender survive his year of flops? - The Snowman is a turkey. Everyone saw it coming, and now it’s happened. Audiences simply did not want to see Michael - Fassbender play a man called Harry Hole in a film that was released before it was finished - and marketed by a drawing of a Snowman who calls everyone “Mister Police”, like some sort - of cut-price children’s entertainer. Lessons have been learned and everyone will move on. - Especially Michael Fassbender. The Snowman has been a rare blip in an otherwise sparkling - career for him. That is, unless you count that terrible Assassin’s Creed film he made. - Oh, and the compulsively underpowered Alien: Covenant. And Song to Song, a Terrence Malick - film so Terrence Malicky that even Terrence Malick promised to stop making films like that - now. And The Light Between Oceans and Trespass Against Us, two films that nobody – not - even the handful of people who actually paid to see them – have thought about since the - instant the credits rolled. The trouble is that all these films have been released within - the last 12 months. Michael Fassbender is now churning out a fresh disappointment every - eight weeks; a frequency that makes Nicolas Cage look like Daniel Day-Lewis. It’s enough - to make you wonder what went wrong. + The Snowman is a turkey. Everyone saw it coming, and now it’s happened. Audiences + simply did not want to see Michael Fassbender play a man called Harry Hole in a film + that was released before it was finished and marketed by a drawing of a Snowman who + calls everyone “Mister Police”, like some sort of cut-price children’s entertainer. + Lessons have been learned and everyone will move on. Especially Michael Fassbender. + The Snowman has been a rare blip in an otherwise sparkling career for him. That is, + unless you count that terrible Assassin’s Creed film he made. Oh, and the compulsively + underpowered Alien: Covenant. And Song to Song, a Terrence Malick film so Terrence + Malicky that even Terrence Malick promised to stop making films like that now. And The + Light Between Oceans and Trespass Against Us, two films that nobody – not even the + handful of people who actually paid to see them – have thought about since the instant + the credits rolled. The trouble is that all these films have been released within the + last 12 months. Michael Fassbender is now churning out a fresh disappointment every + eight weeks; a frequency that makes Nicolas Cage look like Daniel Day-Lewis. It’s + enough to make you wonder what went wrong. - - It was a close call for a family in Abbotsford Wednesday morning as fire crews rushed to save a dog trapped inside - a house fire. When crews arrived to the home at Laburnum Avenue and Old Clayburn Road flames - were shooting out of the roof. Firefighters burst into the home to try and find the family - dog. Crews got him out just in time and immediately gave it oxygen. The dog is expected - to be OK but the damage to the home is extensive. The cause of the fire is still under - investigation. “They were able to find the house pet,” said Abbotsford Deputy Fire Chief - Jeff Adams. “The dog was brought out, the dog was unconscious when they brought him out. - We were able to give him oxygen and revive him and he’s doing pretty well.” The dog was - also checked out by a vet. + It was a close call for a family in Abbotsford Wednesday morning as fire crews rushed + to save a dog trapped inside a house fire. When crews arrived to the home at Laburnum + Avenue and Old Clayburn Road flames were shooting out of the roof. Firefighters burst + into the home to try and find the family dog. Crews got him out just in time and + immediately gave it oxygen. The dog is expected to be OK but the damage to the home is + extensive. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. “They were able to find + the house pet,” said Abbotsford Deputy Fire Chief Jeff Adams. “The dog was brought + out, the dog was unconscious when they brought him out. We were able to give him + oxygen and revive him and he’s doing pretty well.” The dog was also checked out by a + vet. - An off-duty firefighter saved a man's life in the gym five days after crews stopped responding to medical emergencies + An off-duty firefighter saved a man's life in the gym five days after crews stopped + responding to medical emergencies - Five days after firefighters stopped responding to medical emergencies in Greater Manchester an off-duty officer - has saved a life. John Wheeldon, arrived at his local gym today (Friday) and within 10 - minutes was bringing a fellow gym-goer back to life with CPR. The Bolton North Blue Watch - firefighter said: “I arrived at the gym at around 8.40am and started my warm up on the - cross trainer. “I could see another man five machines down with his headphones on, listening - to music. One minute the man was working out and the next he was lay on the floor.” John - rushed to his aid performing chest compressions. Within one minute, an ambulance had been - called and two members of staff from Total Fitness gym in Bolton were by his side with - a defibrillator. John added: “I ran over to the man and I could tell by the colour of his - face that he wasn’t breathing. I pulled his body away from the machines so I had room to - perform CPR. I continued with chest compressions whilst one staff member gave breaths and - the other operated the defibrillator. “We continued doing CPR for around six minutes before - he started breathing on his own but he was under the recommended breaths per minute and - then stopped breathing again. At this point the AED advised a shock, which he received - just as the ambulance service arrived.” + Five days after firefighters stopped responding to medical emergencies in Greater + Manchester an off-duty officer has saved a life. John Wheeldon, arrived at his local + gym today (Friday) and within 10 minutes was bringing a fellow gym-goer back to life + with CPR. The Bolton North Blue Watch firefighter said: “I arrived at the gym at + around 8.40am and started my warm up on the cross trainer. “I could see another man + five machines down with his headphones on, listening to music. One minute the man was + working out and the next he was lay on the floor.” John rushed to his aid performing + chest compressions. Within one minute, an ambulance had been called and two members of + staff from Total Fitness gym in Bolton were by his side with a defibrillator. John + added: “I ran over to the man and I could tell by the colour of his face that he + wasn’t breathing. I pulled his body away from the machines so I had room to perform + CPR. I continued with chest compressions whilst one staff member gave breaths and the + other operated the defibrillator. “We continued doing CPR for around six minutes + before he started breathing on his own but he was under the recommended breaths per + minute and then stopped breathing again. At this point the AED advised a shock, which + he received just as the ambulance service arrived.”

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Catalan MPs to discuss response to Spanish move towards direct rule
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- Parliament will meet on Thursday, a day before Spanish senate is expected to back measures against regional government + Parliament will meet on Thursday, a day before Spanish senate is expected to back + measures against regional government - The Catalan parliament will meet on Thursday to decide how to respond to the Spanish government’s unprecedented - decision to impose direct rule, as speculation mounts that the regional president, Carles - Puigdemont, could use the occasion to ask MPs to vote on a unilateral declaration on independence. - The plenary session will be held a day before the Spanish senate is expected to approve - measures that would strip Puigdemont’s administration of its powers and transfer its functions - to the relevant ministries in Madrid. The constitutional measures would require elections - for the Catalan parliament to be held within six months. On Monday the Catalan foreign - affairs minister, Raül Romeva, said the region would not accept the Spanish government’s - attempts to take control, and accused the EU of doing nothing. “How can the European Union - live with that situation [if this happens]?” Romeva told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme. - “How can the EU democracy survive and how can they be credible if they allow this to happen? - Because what I can tell you is that the people and the institutions in Catalonia will not - let this happen.” Spain’s deputy prime minister, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, said the Spanish - government would appoint its own representative to replace Puigdemont as soon as direct - rule came into effect. “They are president of the regional government and senior figures - in that government because of the constitution,” she told Spain’s Onda Cero radio station. - “They are not entrusted with that role by any divine authority.” On Saturday Spain’s prime - minister, Mariano Rajoy, said his government was using article 155 of the constitution - to “restore the rule of law, coexistence and the economic recovery and to ensure that elections - could be held in normal circumstances”. Puigdemont’s government has denounced the move - as a “de facto coup d’etat” and insists the results of a recent referendum – in which 90% - of participants voted for independence – mean it has a mandate to break away from Spain - and become a sovereign republic. Although the Catalan leader signed a declaration of independence - on 10 October, he then proposed that its effects be suspended for two months to allow talks - to find a way out of the impasse. Puigdemont has described Madrid’s invocation of 155 as - the worst attack on Catalonia’s institutions since General Franco’s dictatorship, and accused - the Spanish government of “slamming the door” on his appeals for dialogue. His government - has refused calls to avert the crisis by dropping his independence plans and calling new - elections before the article comes into force. On Sunday a spokesman for the Catalan administration - said fresh polls were “not on the table” and the government would fight “tooth and nail - to defend Catalonia’s democratically elected institutions”. Puigdemont’s junior coalition - partner, the far-left, separatist Cup party, has urged a campaign of mass civil disobedience - against what it called “the greatest aggression against the civil, individual and collective - rights of the Catalan people” since Franco. According to the Catalan government, about - 2.3 million of Catalonia’s 5.3 million registered voters – 43% – took part in the referendum, - and 770,000 votes were lost after Spanish police stepped in to try to halt the vote. + The Catalan parliament will meet on Thursday to decide how to respond to the Spanish + government’s unprecedented decision to impose direct rule, as speculation mounts that + the regional president, Carles Puigdemont, could use the occasion to ask MPs to vote + on a unilateral declaration on independence. The plenary session will be held a day + before the Spanish senate is expected to approve measures that would strip + Puigdemont’s administration of its powers and transfer its functions to the relevant + ministries in Madrid. The constitutional measures would require elections for the + Catalan parliament to be held within six months. On Monday the Catalan foreign affairs + minister, Raül Romeva, said the region would not accept the Spanish government’s + attempts to take control, and accused the EU of doing nothing. “How can the European + Union live with that situation [if this happens]?” Romeva told BBC Radio 4’s Today + programme. “How can the EU democracy survive and how can they be credible if they + allow this to happen? Because what I can tell you is that the people and the + institutions in Catalonia will not let this happen.” Spain’s deputy prime minister, + Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, said the Spanish government would appoint its own + representative to replace Puigdemont as soon as direct rule came into effect. “They + are president of the regional government and senior figures in that government because + of the constitution,” she told Spain’s Onda Cero radio station. “They are not + entrusted with that role by any divine authority.” On Saturday Spain’s prime minister, + Mariano Rajoy, said his government was using article 155 of the constitution to + “restore the rule of law, coexistence and the economic recovery and to ensure that + elections could be held in normal circumstances”. Puigdemont’s government has + denounced the move as a “de facto coup d’etat” and insists the results of a recent + referendum – in which 90% of participants voted for independence – mean it has a + mandate to break away from Spain and become a sovereign republic. Although the Catalan + leader signed a declaration of independence on 10 October, he then proposed that its + effects be suspended for two months to allow talks to find a way out of the impasse. + Puigdemont has described Madrid’s invocation of 155 as the worst attack on Catalonia’s + institutions since General Franco’s dictatorship, and accused the Spanish government + of “slamming the door” on his appeals for dialogue. His government has refused calls + to avert the crisis by dropping his independence plans and calling new elections + before the article comes into force. On Sunday a spokesman for the Catalan + administration said fresh polls were “not on the table” and the government would fight + “tooth and nail to defend Catalonia’s democratically elected institutions”. + Puigdemont’s junior coalition partner, the far-left, separatist Cup party, has urged a + campaign of mass civil disobedience against what it called “the greatest aggression + against the civil, individual and collective rights of the Catalan people” since + Franco. According to the Catalan government, about 2.3 million of Catalonia’s 5.3 + million registered voters – 43% – took part in the referendum, and 770,000 votes were + lost after Spanish police stepped in to try to halt the vote.

- Most of what we call management consists of making it difficult for people to get their work done. + Most of what we call management consists of making it difficult for people to get their + work done. Peter Drucker
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The 21st-century Hollywood: how Silicon Valley became the world’s trend capital
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- Forget Los Angeles. If you want to get rich and famous fast, in anything from food to fashion, San Francisco is - the place to be. But will handing that kind of power to a new global elite come at a price? + Forget Los Angeles. If you want to get rich and famous fast, in anything from food to + fashion, San Francisco is the place to be. But will handing that kind of power to a + new global elite come at a price? - The strangest thing about Bulletproof Coffee isn’t stirring a pellet of grass-fed butter and a dollop of coconut - oil into your morning cup and calling it breakfast, weird though that is to swallow. No, - what makes Bulletproof really unusual is the trajectory the trend has followed. The craze - started with the Silicon Valley entrepreneur Dave Asprey, who turned the alleged weight-shedding, - brainpower-enhancing benefits of caffeine turbocharged with fat into a mini-empire. He - took the idea to Santa Monica, where he opened a cafe. David Beckham started dropping in. - From there, it spread to fashion. Vogue has called it “the new green juice”; at the recent - fashion shows, it was on the way to replacing espresso and egg-white omelette as the standard - front-row breakfast. Dan Brown, whose novels surely give him zeitgeist bragging rights, - has been telling interviewers how 4am writing sessions for his latest book, Origin, were - fuelled by Bulletproof. Asprey’s ready-made, cold-pressed Bulletproof products are about - to go on sale in Whole Foods Market stores, at which point the journey from Silicon Valley - quirk to bona fide hipster lifestyle trend will be complete. The direction of travel of - trends outwards from Silicon Valley was visible when Duncan Selbie, the chief executive - of Public Health England, warned of the “perils of sitting at your desk” all day and called - for employers to introduce “walking meetings” to reduce stress and back pain among the - workforce. The pioneer of the walking meeting was Steve Jobs and the habit is so deeply - ingrained in Silicon Valley culture that the Frank Gehry-designed Facebook headquarters - features four hectares of wifi-enabled wildflower meadows, with milkshake stands dotted - along paths. On Prince Street in New York’s Soho, the newest boutique to open alongside - Marc Jacobs and Ralph Lauren is evidence of the first true fashion trend to originate in - Silicon Valley. Allbirds, the woollen sneakers that are already de rigueur at Googleplex, - are spreading to “a creative class of people … architects, interior designers, entertainers - in music and acting”, as the San Francisco-based cofounder Joey Zwillinger told the New - York Observer. + The strangest thing about Bulletproof Coffee isn’t stirring a pellet of grass-fed + butter and a dollop of coconut oil into your morning cup and calling it breakfast, + weird though that is to swallow. No, what makes Bulletproof really unusual is the + trajectory the trend has followed. The craze started with the Silicon Valley + entrepreneur Dave Asprey, who turned the alleged weight-shedding, brainpower-enhancing + benefits of caffeine turbocharged with fat into a mini-empire. He took the idea to + Santa Monica, where he opened a cafe. David Beckham started dropping in. From there, + it spread to fashion. Vogue has called it “the new green juice”; at the recent fashion + shows, it was on the way to replacing espresso and egg-white omelette as the standard + front-row breakfast. Dan Brown, whose novels surely give him zeitgeist bragging + rights, has been telling interviewers how 4am writing sessions for his latest book, + Origin, were fuelled by Bulletproof. Asprey’s ready-made, cold-pressed Bulletproof + products are about to go on sale in Whole Foods Market stores, at which point the + journey from Silicon Valley quirk to bona fide hipster lifestyle trend will be + complete. The direction of travel of trends outwards from Silicon Valley was visible + when Duncan Selbie, the chief executive of Public Health England, warned of the + “perils of sitting at your desk” all day and called for employers to introduce + “walking meetings” to reduce stress and back pain among the workforce. The pioneer of + the walking meeting was Steve Jobs and the habit is so deeply ingrained in Silicon + Valley culture that the Frank Gehry-designed Facebook headquarters features four + hectares of wifi-enabled wildflower meadows, with milkshake stands dotted along paths. + On Prince Street in New York’s Soho, the newest boutique to open alongside Marc Jacobs + and Ralph Lauren is evidence of the first true fashion trend to originate in Silicon + Valley. Allbirds, the woollen sneakers that are already de rigueur at Googleplex, are + spreading to “a creative class of people … architects, interior designers, + entertainers in music and acting”, as the San Francisco-based cofounder Joey + Zwillinger told the New York Observer.

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Geostorm review – Gerard Butler's dull disaster movie is a washout When writer-director Dean Devlin titled his handsomely budgeted new action tentpole - Geostorm, he entered into an unspoken pact with his prospective audience. He chose a + Geosstorm, he entered into an unspoken pact with his prospective audience. He chose a goofy, make-believe word, and in doing so, promised a goofy, make-believe movie. Nobody’s walking into the auditorium looking for lofty insights on the complexities of the human condition, or even a commentary on how the timebomb that is climate change @@ -152,7 +151,7 @@

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Catalan MPs to discuss response to Spanish move towards direct rule
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+ Catalan MPs to discuss response to Spanish move towards direct rule +

Parliament will meet on Thursday, a day before Spanish senate is expected to back measures against regional government @@ -263,8 +264,9 @@

Breaking News

The 21st-century Hollywood: how Silicon Valley became the world’s trend capital
- -

+ The 21st-century Hollywood: how Silicon Valley became the world’s trend capital +

Forget Los Angeles. If you want to get rich and famous fast, in anything from food to fashion, San Francisco is the place to be. But will handing that kind of power to a