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The Weekend Warrior on SPECTRE and The Peanuts Movie
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ComingSoon.net's The Weekend Warrior looks at the movies opening on Friday, November 6, including SPECTRE and The Peanuts Movie
It's November and finally, after a month of some of the worst box office doom and gloom we've seen in many years, we get a couple of movies that are sure to find an audience, mainly because they're movies people want to see… presumably. One of them is the continuation of the venerable James Bond 007 series that's been around for over fifty years, while the other brings a series of cartoon and comic characters who have been around even longer to the big screen in their first computer-animated feature film.
Distributor: Sony Pictures/MGM
Director: Sam Mendes (Skyfall, American Beauty, Jarhead, Road to Perdition, Away We Go, Revolutionary Road)
Writer: John Logan, Neal Purvis, Robert Wade
Cast: Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz, Lea Seydoux, Monica Bellucci, Ralph Fiennes, Ben Whishaw, Naomi Harris, Rory Kinnear, Andrew Scott, Dave Bautista, Stephanie Sigman
Genre: Spy, Action, Thriller
What It's About: When he receives a message from his past, James Bond (Daniel Craig) goes against orders and travels to Mexico City and then Rome to meet with Lucia Sciarra (Monica Belluci), the widow of a famous criminal who eventually leads him to a secret meeting of an organization called SPECTRE, led by a new and malevolent enemy (Christoph Waltz).
Coming off the enormous success of 2012's Skyfall, which celebrated the 50th Anniversary of the James Bond movie franchise in style with its most successful film yet, Daniel Craig is back as Bond for his fourth outing which will presumably end his run… or start a new chapter… or honestly, who knows anymore?
The most important thing to consider is that (as made evident by the title) the new Bond movie will introduce "SPECTRE," the criminal organization that played such a large part in the Sean Connery era of James Bond that still has so many fans over all the Bonds that have come since. Movies like From Russia with Love, Thunderball, Diamonds are Forever featured the organization led by Bond's arch-villain Ernst Blofeld, the leader of SPECTRE, who may or may not be returning in the form of Christoph Waltz. (A lot of people have seen the movie already but I haven't, nor have I talked to any of them or read the reviews, because I don't want to be spoiled, so if you've seen the movie already, please don't spoil it in the comments for others!)
It certainly looks like Daniel Craig can take credit for becoming one of the most successful Bonds in terms of box office performance, more than likely helped by Sony taking over the franchise at the same time with 2006's Casino Royale grossing nearly $600 million worldwide. Craig's third film Skyfall was just a huge coup for the franchise when it opened in North America with $88 million on its way to over $300 million domestic and over $1.1 billion worldwide, nearly double its predecessor Quantum of Solace. It was clear that EON Productions had successfully reached a new and presumably younger audience by making the James Bond franchise darker, grittier and more real world, getting rid of some of the sillier aspects of previous Bonds.
One might think his success as Bond would make Craig an enormous movie star although he's only been in eight movies in the time since he became Bond, the most successful one being David Fincher's The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which grossed just over $100 million (as did an earlier attempt at a summer franchise, Cowboys & Aliens) but other films like the Holocaust drama Defiance and the thriller Dream House with future wife Rachel Weisz failed to make much of a mark.
Craig is obviously getting burnt out on the franchise and he's not helping matters by saying things like that he'd rather kill himself than play Bond again. He's making himself sound like "a right prat" as they say in England, where SPECTRE has already opened to big numbers.
There are other factors involved with a successful Bond movie and its director is one that's been taken more seriously into consideration after Oscar-winning filmmaker Sam Mendes (American Beauty) helmed Skyfall and made it such a critically-revered film, one that received five Oscar nominations and won two (for Adele's theme song and the sound editing).
There's also the Bond Girls, which in this case includes Italian bombshell Monica Bellucci, a transplant from the "Mission: Impossible" movies in French actress Lea Seydoux, and of course Naomi Harris is back as Moneypenny. Sorely missing is Dame Judi Dench, who played such a large part in the last few movies as Bond's handler "M."
The villains also play a large part in the success of a Bond film with the bar being raised with Skyfall's villain played by Javier Bardem (who many thought might at least get nominated for an Oscar). In fact, SPECTRE's villain (who may or may not be Blofeld—seriously, I don't want to know until I see the movie!) is played by a two-time Oscar winner in Cristoph Waltz, who seems to be born to play a Bond villain. There's no denying that Waltz has created quite a name for himself in this country with the movies he's done with Quentin Tarantino, Inglourious Basterds and Django Unchained, both for which he won Oscars. His most recent film, Big Eyes, directed by Tim Burton, paired him with Amy Adams but didn't fare nearly as well over the holidays last year, grossing under $15 million.
The other new villain who hasn't been getting nearly as much promo time is Dave Bautista as the latest giant henchman, ala Odd Job and Jaws. The former wrestler, who gained many fans for his portrayal of Drax in last year's Marvel Studios hit Guardians of the Galaxy, will be playing a new baddie named Hinx. Will he survive SPECTRE to become a recurring Bond villain?
SPECTRE is coming at the tail end of a year full of spy movies–comedies like Kingsman and Melissa McCarthy's Spy, serious action flicks like Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation and a combination of both like Guy Ritchie's The Man from U.N.C.L.E, which didn't fare nearly as well as any of the others. More recently, Steven Spielberg's real-life spy drama Bridge of Spies, starring Tom Hanks, took a more real-world look at spies via real Cold War events and while it didn't open big, it's having impressive legs during an otherwise slow month.
As with previous Bond movies, it's likely that SPECTRE will appeal more to older males (25 and up) than any other demographic, although Bond has become fairly four-quadrant due to the action and the strong female characters (like Naomie Harris getting more into the action as Moneypenny) that have replaced the previous "eye candy."
Unlike the previous two Bond movies, which opened on their own, SPECTRE is opening against another strong family film. Some might remember that Casino Royale, Craig's first outing as Bond, had to settle for second place behind George Miller's Happy Feet the week it opened. The Peanuts Movie has a lot more going for it in terms of the popularity of its characters, and that alone is likely to keep SPECTRE from opening as big as Skyfall.
EON Productions and Sony decided to release the movie two weeks earlier in the UK and five other territories where the movie has been doing bigger business than Skyfall, at least so far, with $80.4 million in its first week. Unfortunately, opening the movie early internationally has allowed it to show up online where people who don't feel like paying for movies can just download it for free, and because of this, SPECTRE is likely to be seen as another loss in the studios' fight against piracy and the illegal download industry. Then again, Skyfall opened in the UK and almost everywhere else before it showed up in American theaters, so one wonders if this will be an issue or not. It still doesn't seem likely that SPECTRE will achieve the $300 million domestic gross of Skyfall since early reviews are far more mixed than positive.
It's hard to think that SPECTRE will have quite the same success as Skyfall just because that was such a huge evolution for the franchise helped by the year-long 50th Anniversary celebration leading up to it, while SPECTRE is opening in a year inundated with spy films. SPECTRE should still open big, probably in the $85 million range, but it's going to be hard for it to hit $300 million with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 opening in two short weeks. $250 million seems more likely. (Skyfall did have to take on the finale of "The Twilight Saga" in its second weekend but that didn't have nearly as much of a male audience as "The Hunger Games" has found for itself.)
Distributor: 20th Century Fox
Director: Steve Martino (Ice Age: Continental Drift, Horton Hears a Who)
Writer: Craig Shultz
Voice Cast: Noah Schnapp, Hadley Belle Miller, AJ Tecce, Noah Johnston, Venus Schultheis, Alexander Garfin, Francesca Capaldi, Mar Mar, Mariel Sheets, Rebecca Bloom, William Alexander Wunsch, Anastasia Bredikhina, Madisyn Shipman, Kristin Chenoweth
Genre: Animation, Family
What It's About: Charlie Brown begins an epic quest to get back home while his dog Snoopy takes to the skies to pursue his arch-nemesis, the Red Baron.
One of the most common practices in the last decade is to kick off November and the holiday season by releasing a family animated movie, something that's worked well for Disney Animation, Pixar and DreamWorks Animation in the past. This year, 20th Century Fox have grabbed the plum pole position for their latest film produced "in house" with their Blue Sky Studios, whose biggest success to date is the "Ice Age" movies, which have grossed $2.8 billion worldwide.
Produced by Paul Feig, the red-hot director of comedies like Bridesmaids, The Heat, Spy, and the upcoming Ghostbusters, The Peanuts Movie is a rare family animated movie that doesn't rely on famous actors as voice talent to try to get the parents into theaters—as was the case with Sandra Bullock voicing a character in Minions over the summer. Charles Schultz's characters are so well known and beloved that the real stars are the likes of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and the others who many will remember fondly from the series of animated specials that were conveniently timed with whatever holiday was coming up. They were particularly popular during the '60s and '70s when new animated specials were premiering during primetime television, but there had also been a resurgence in popularity since Schultz's death. And those that didn't know "Peanuts" from the cartoons are just as likely to know them from the comic strips that started running way back in 1950 and have remained present in the funny pages in the decades since then.
While there hasn't exactly been a drought of family films with Hotel Transylvania 2 and Goosebumps dominating that audience in October, The Peanuts Movie should have way more surface appeal, being that "Peanuts" is a known commodity being brought to the big screen for the first time. Traditionally 2-D animated characters being brought to the big screen in recent years has been received with mixed success, although the biggest hit was The Simpsons Movie (not necessarily a "kids" or "family" movie perse) which Fox opened in the summer of '07 to the tune of $74 million on its way to $183 million domestic. (It actually did nearly double that amount overseas, showing the popularity of those characters worldwide.) Earlier this year, Paramount had a hit with their sequel, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water, which opened with $55 million on its way to $311 million globally. Again, this was a well-known property among kids, while The Peanuts Movie has that going for it as well as having two or three generations of older fans. (The movie also has a rare G-rating, which means that parents with the youngest of kids and the more prudish moviegoers who don't like any sex or violence might give this a try.)
The Peanuts Movie could probably be just as easily compared to Fox's "Alvin and the Chipmunks" movies, the fourth of which comes out later this holiday season. The first Alvin and the Chipmunks opened with $44 million in 2007 over the normally slower pre-Christmas weekend and went on to gross $217 million. Its "squeakquel" two years later did slightly better both opening weekend and in total, although the third movie Chipwrecked "bombed" with just $130 million. If you consider how many more people know "Peanuts" than some of those other properties, one can probably expect a lot more people who haven't gone to theaters in weeks will now have a viable brand name option as a draw.
Basically, The Peanuts Movie is going to try to make as much money as possible before Thanksgiving when the second Pixar movie of 2015, The Good Dinosaur, will open and invariably, hog up all the family business for the weeks that follow–at least until the next "Alvin and the Chipmunks" movie opens.
The namebrand of the popular Charles M. Schultz characters should help make this the first choice for any adults with kids under say 12, and one can imagine that women of all ages grew up with the characters will help drive the business while guys over a certain age pick SPECTRE instead. (In fact, the only reason The Peanuts Movie may not open over $50 million is because of the competition for male audiences, although we've seen a few weeks where two movies targeted towards different audiences open over $50 million.) With that in mind, we can see The Peanuts Movie opening somewhere in the $40 to $45 million range and probably will end up with $150 million or more before it gets some direct competition over Thanksgiving from Pixar's The Good Dinosaur.
This Weekend Last Year
Last November started off with two similarly big movies that successfully were able to split audiences, but the Disney Animation superhero action-adventure Big Hero 6 ended up winning the weekend with $56.2 million in 3,761 theaters, while Christopher Nolan's outer space adventure Interstellar (Paramount) took second with $47.5 million in slightly fewer theaters. Like this weekend, nothing else grossed more than $7 million, but the $142 million grossed by the Top 10 might actually be bested this week if either or both of the new movies do as well as we expect.
This Week's Updated Predictions
This should be a big weekend and a great way to kick-off the holiday movie season, although the presence of two movies that could potentially be big draws will keep either of them from setting any records. Either way, with most of the returning movies having already been in theaters for two, three weeks or more, expect them to not have much of an impact as SPECTRE and The Peanuts Movie dominate.
UPDATE: Opening in 384 theaters, the dramedy Miss You Already, starring Drew Barrymore and Toni Collette, could sneak into the Top 10 especially with Paranormal Activity losing over 400 theaters in its third weekend. (Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse, which bombed over Halloween weekend is already losing theaters as well, so expect them to both be on VOD very soon.)
1. SPECTRE (Sony/MGM) – $84.5 million N/A
2. The Peanuts Movie (20th Century Fox) – $44.5 million N/A
3. The Martian (20th Century Fox) – $6.5 million -45% (down .2 million)
4. Goosebumps (Sony) – $5.3 million -46%
5. Bridge of Spies (DreamWorks) – $4.6 million -44%
6. Hotel Transylvania 2 (Sony) – $3 million -48%
7. Burnt (The Weinstein Company) – $2.6 million -48%
8. The Last Witch Hunter (Lionsgate) – $2.3 million -55%
9. Our Brand is Crisis (Warner Bros.) – $1.8 million -42% (down .1 million)
10 . Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension (Paramount) – $1.3 million -62% (down .2 million)
Next Week:
It's another down weekend where it's doubtful anything will be able to do better than this week's offerings, but giving it the old college effort will be the Chilean miner drama The 33 (Warner Bros.), starring Antonio Banderas, while Alan Arkin, John Goodman and Diane Keaton lead the early holiday ensemble comedy Love the Coopers (CBS Films). Also, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Pitt star in her third movie as a director, the drama By the Sea (Universal), but that will be going limited rather than wide.
This Weekend's Must-Sees
Two of the best movies of the year open this weekend and I can recommend both of them very highly.
Brooklyn (Fox Searchlight)
Director: John Crowley (Intermission, Boy A, Closed Circuit)
Writer: Nicholas Hornby
Stars: Saoirsa Ronan, Domhnall Gleeson, Emory Cohen, Jim Broadbent, Julie Waters
What It's About: A young Irish lass from a small town, Eilis Lacey (Saoirse Ronan) travels to America to live in Brooklyn during the '50s where she deals with homesickness until she meets the charming Italian lad Tony (Emory Cohen), but when she returns home to Ireland for her sister's funeral, she is coerced to stay behind with the handsome Jim (Domhnall Gleeson), causing her to have mixed emotions. After premiering at the Sundance Film Festival and playing both in Toronto and New York at their recent festivals, this will open in select cities on Wednesday and hopefully expand wider over the coming weeks.
Interview with John Crowley
Brooklyn Review
Spotlight (Open Road)
Director: Tom McCarthy (The Visit, The Station Agent, Win Win, The Cobbler)
Stars: Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Rachel McAdams, Liev Schreiber, John Slattery, Stanley Tucci, Brian d'Arcy James, Billy Crudup
What It's About: The investigative team of the Boston Globe's "Spotlight" section (Ruffalo, Keaton, McAdams, d'Arcy James) are urged by the paper's new editor-in-chief (Liev Schreiber) to begin an investigation into Catholic priests accused of pedophilia who somehow were given a pass by the law, leading to a possible cover-up by Boston's Cardinal Law and the Archdiocese as a whole.
Interview with Tom McCarthy
Spotlight Review
One of the weekend's bigger surprises is this Texas-based film from a first-time filmmaker, which has appeared from out of nowhere:
Lost in the Sun (eOne Entertainment)
Writer/Director: Trey Nelson
Stars: Josh Duhamel, Josh Wiggins, Lynn Collins
What It's About: John (Josh Duhamel), a small-town crook desperate to pay-off outstanding debts meets a young orphaned teen named Louis (Josh Wiggins) and the two of them form a band as they go about committing crimes to earn the money John needs to pay off his violent debtors.
Interview with Josh Duhamel
Also, the 13th Annual New York Korean Film Festival, done in partnership between the Korea Society and Subway Cinema (the guys behind the awesome annual New York Asian Film Festival!), will be running at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria from November 6 to November 11 with a number of Korean films making their New York premieres including the Opening Night premiere, Hong Won-chan's Office, starring Ko Ah-sung, both who will be in attendance. That will be followed by the international premiere of Bong Man-Dae's Trap, Lee Do-yun's Confession, Oh Seung-uk's The Shameless, Choi Dong-hoon's Assassination and may more. I haven't seen nearly as many of these as I'd like but anyone familiar with the great talent that's come out of South Korea in the past couple decades (Park Chan-Wook, Kim Jee-woon, Bong Joon-ho and Kim Ki-duk being four of the country's finest) will want to try to get out to Astoria during those five days of the festival and check out some of Korea's other fine exports.
You can get more information and buy tickets for the films at the official Korean Film Festival site.
Other Limited Releases of Note:
The Hallow (IFC Midnight)
Director: Corin Hardy
Stars: Joseph Mawle, Bojana Novakovic, Michael McElhatton, Michael Smiley
What It's About: An Irish village full of superstitious people know better than to go into the nearby forest where dwells an ancient evil but when a conservationist moves into the area with his wife and baby, his attempt to survey that land for construction disturbs demonic forces that proceed to attack them.
Trumbo (Bleecker Street)
Stars: Bryan Cranston, Michael Stuhlbarg, Helen Mirren, Louis C.K., Elle Fanning, John Goodman, Diane Lane, Alan Tudyk, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
What It's About: Acclaimed screenwriter Dalton Trumbo (Bryan Cranston) becomes the target of Hollywood anti-Communist groups, the U.S. government and studio bosses, accused of being a Communist at the height of the Cold War. Unable to get work, Trumbo begins writing under pseudonyms films like Spartacus, which earned him multiple Oscars that he wasn't able to claim in person.
Video Interviews with Bryan Cranston and Jay Roach
Miss You Already (Roadside Attractions)
Director: Catherine Hardwick
Stars: Drew Barrymore, Toni Collette, Dominic Cooper, Jacqueline Bisset, Paddy Considine , Frances de la Tour
What It's About: Two lifelong best friends Milly and Jess (Toni Collette, Drew Barrymore) have their friendship put to the test as the former fights against cancer and the latter becomes pregnant for the first time.
What Our Fathers Did: A Nazi Legacy (Oscilloscope Pictures)
Director: David Evans
Stars: Philippe Sands, Niklas Frank, Horst von Wächter
What It's About: A documentary about two men whose fathers were high-ranking Nazi officials and the human rights lawyer, Philippe Sands, who became fascinated with the men and their fathers while investigating the story of his own grandfather's escape from the Nazis.
Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict (Submarine Deluxe)
Director: Lisa Immordino Vreeland
Stars: Peggy Guggenheim
What It's About: A portrait of the legendary art collector and heiress who played a major part in the modern art movement that included he likes of Ernst, Pollock and Beckett.
The Condemned 2 (WWE Studios/Lionsgate)
Director: Roel Reine
Stars: Randy Orton, Eric Roberts, Wes Studi, Steven Michael Quezada
What It's About: The latest from WWE Films is a follow-up to 2007's The Condemned, this time starring "The Viper" Randy Orton instead of "The Rattlesnake," "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, playing bounty hunter Will Tanner who becomes the target in the hunting game where they must kill the hunters if they want to survive.
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Some WA lawmakers are sidestepping the state's Public Records Act
The Supreme Court ruling in Associated Press et al. v. Washington State Legislature et al. – which came after a coalition of media organizations sued – essentially found that for years, legislators had unlawfully claimed themselves exempt from the 1972 voter-approved transparency law.
The Public Records Act requires city councils and police departments, county commissions and sheriffs, state agencies and elected officials to release documents like calendars, memos, phone records, emails and text messages. It's the law that allows anyone to go and read the emails of Attorney General Bob Ferguson, Gov. Jay Inslee and other statewide elected officials.
But even the highest court in the state can't stop legislators from hiding documents they don't want to show the public.
Over the past year, lawmakers have begun asserting what they call "legislative privilege" to again withhold or redact documents like emails. The phenomenon was first reported by McClatchy, which owns the Tacoma News Tribune and The Olympian.
At an annual legislative preview last week, legislative leaders generally defended the practice, with some arguing that they have a constitutional right to it.
"Legislative privilege is an exception from public records that's actually grounded in the constitution, not in statute," said Rep. Laurie Jinkins, the Democratic House speaker.
She contended that each individual legislator can assert a privilege to withhold documents, meaning an email between two lawmakers might be considered exempt from disclosure by one member and a public record by the other member.
Staff attorneys for the House of Representatives searched more than 26,000 records for 2022 from both Democrats and Republicans, according to a spokesperson for Jinkins. That review found 24 requests with redactions for legislative privilege.
Advocates for open government, as well as the attorney involved in the 2019 Associated Press lawsuit, however, have said they don't believe an exemption exists.
On Monday, public records advocate Arthur West filed a complaint against the Legislature and Democratic and Republican leaders in Thurston County Superior Court. West's lawsuit alleges, among other things, that lawmakers are violating the 2019 court ruling.
Additionally, lawmakers could face further penalties in the 2019 public records case – part of which is still being resolved in that same Thurston County court – for withholding the new records, according to Michele Earl-Hubbard of Allied Daily Law Group.
In an interview, Earl-Hubbard, the attorney for the media organizations on that case, said Thurston County Superior Court Judge Chris Lanese could potentially grant penalties against lawmakers for their latest moves.
"That can clearly come back and bite them in a penalty motion," said Earl-Hubbard, a board member of the Washington Coalition for Open Government, who was speaking for herself. Such a motion, she said, is "to deter future action, to make other agencies comply."
"And to me, the Legislature and legislators have illustrated they have not yet gotten the message," she said.
House Chief Clerk Bernard Dean declined to comment on those cases, writing in an email that he hadn't yet seen the complaint by West, and that the House generally does not comment on litigation. He added that legislative privilege is considered a concept in at least 43 other states.
In an email, Secretary of the Senate Sarah Bannister cited a 2006 Snohomish County Superior Court ruling that the Legislature believes justifies the new practice.
Legislative attorneys are using that decision, known as Washington State Farm Bureau v. Gregoire, "when determining whether or not evoking legislative privilege is appropriate," according to Bannister.
"Now obviously a higher court has not weighed in on legislative privilege in this state, but courts in many other states have appellate cases that are consistent with the attached opinion," Bannister wrote. "If at some point an appellate court in this state has a different interpretation we will, of course, follow it, but for now, this is the only comprehensive guidance we have from any court on this topic."
A historic lack of transparency
For years, Washington lawmakers claimed they were exempt from the state's 1972 voter-approved statute requiring government and elected officials to disclose swath of documents, from emails and memos to official calendars.
A coalition of news organizations sued the Legislature to challenge that exemption, and that case, Associated Press et al., resulted in a partial victory in 2019. The state Supreme Court found that lawmakers' offices were subject to disclosure, but the House and the Senate as institutions were not.
Lawmakers are now withholding records by claiming Article II, Section 17 of the state Constitution. Titled "Freedom of Debate," it is a one-sentence provision which reads: "No member of the legislature shall be liable in any civil action or criminal prosecution whatever, for words spoken in debate."
The denials also cite a 2013 state Supreme Court ruling – Gregoire v. Freedom Foundation – that allowed Washington's governors to assert an executive privilege to shield records from disclosure.
In her view, Earl-Hubbard said that neither of those citations would give them the power to shield records.
"They're citing completely inapplicable laws that do not apply to the records they're citing," she said.
"I was the lawyer who handled the Gregoire case and the Freedom Foundation, and it was all about the idea, about the executive privilege case at the federal level," added Earl-Hubbard. "And can that privilege apply to a governor as a chief executive. It was a very, very specific argument for a chief executive."
Gov. Jay Inslee himself vowed long ago not to invoke executive privilege given to him by the court decision. The governor later vetoed a bill by the Legislature exempting itself from the Public Records Act before the legal challenge by news organizations reached the state Supreme Court.
Asked about his decision at the legislative preview, the governor called transparency an "important issue" and encouraged the lawmakers to be transparent.
"We have, in the executive branch, demonstrated that we can be effective in leading the state while also being as transparent as possible," Inslee said, adding: "I hope legislators can achieve the same result, I do think it's important."
In his response during the legislative preview, House Minority Leader J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm, was skeptical of the concept. He has searched through his own records in recent years, Wilcox said, as they get requested for public disclosure.
"It can be a little arduous sometimes," said Wilcox. "But it's never once occurred to me that, 'Oh, there must be some reason I can find that I shouldn't turn this over if it is responsive to the request."
"And so the idea that things that are difficult can be concealed, seems counter to what … the whole PRA debate was all about a few years ago," Wilcox added.
Public's need to know
The return toward secrecy is worrying to advocates of open government.
"The public needs to know what its government is doing," said George Erb, secretary of the Washington Coalition for Open Government. "In our view, this is just the Legislature's latest attempt to rewrite itself out of the state's transparency laws."
Jason Mercier of the Washington Policy Center has spent years filing public disclosure requests. He's now among those who have received redacted records claiming legislative privilege. After so many battles over public disclosure, the latest revelations left him "numb."
"When I got the redactions, I was like, there they go again," said Mercier.
Among the documents Mercier has requested are those concerning internal discussions about the tax on capital gains passed by the Legislature in 2021. Democrats have described it as an excise tax, and that's an important distinction in a state where a state income tax was long ago found unconstitutional. The state Supreme Court later this month will hear arguments to a legal challenge on whether the capital gains tax is constitutional.
It's valuable for the public to see how lawmakers talk about issues behind closed doors, Mercier said, to better understand where they're coming from. Previous records obtained by Mercier show at least one lawmaker acknowledging that the capital gains tax was expected to be challenged before the state Supreme Court.
"I wanted to know what are they telling themselves, what do they think they know," he said.
Earl-Hubbard said she thinks the legal advice given to lawmakers to justify legislative privilege "is completely wrong."
"And it looks like they're just trying to find another excuse to hide their actions from the public," she added.
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Interactive dreaming, virtual love-making, sleep studying and health monitoring are set to transform how we will be sleeping in the future according to a new sleep report published today.
The six-month, 'Travelodge Future of Sleep' study, carried out by award-winning futurologist Ian Pearson, has investigated the impact of new technology on sleep and how the hotel room of the future will respond to helping us sleep better in 2030.
Within the next two decades, the hotel room will be so technologically advanced that it will almost be alive – fulfilling guests' needs like a personal concierge, lifestyle coach, fitness trainer, psychologist and doctor. Cutting-edge technology will monitor customers' energy levels, physical well-being, emotions and mood to help ensure they achieve a good night's sleep.
· By 2030 we will be able to manage the contents of our dreams as in the movie 'Inception'. Video, audio, smells and tactile experiences produced using our bed or bed linen will play a key role in helping to make our dreams feel real. We will be able to replay our favourite dream from a menu just like choosing a movie. Also, we will be link into dreams with our partner or family and friends and enjoy a shared dream experience.
· The dream management system will also act as a coach, offering the opportunity to study or even learn a new language whilst asleep.
· Remote virtual love making will be possible by 2030, allowing individuals to connect with their partner whilst away from home. Couples will also be able to benefit from the ability to link peripheral nervous systems via active skin electronics together for enhanced love making. This will enable both individuals to experience each other's feelings and emotions. Also, by wearing active lenses to change the image delivered to their retinas, individuals will be able to adjust how their partner looks whilst making love. This will enable people to change the image of their partner on a regular basis, and only they will be aware as their lover will not be able to tell what they are looking at.
· By 2030 it will be possible to diagnose some medical conditions by monitoring sleep patterns. Sleepwear featuring electro-responsive fabrics will enable measurement of skin conductivity (indicating stress or relaxation states), pulse, blood pressure and quality of heart signals.
· Active contact lenses will allow sleepers in the future to watch TV, watch movies or check emails as they fall asleep. The lenses will be worn under the eyelids and deliver high quality 3D images directly onto the retina.
· Sleepwear of the future will feature electronically controllable properties which can gently massage sleepers or play active roles in dreams, linking with imagery and sounds to create a fully tactile dreamscape.
· Sleep-cycle alarms will monitor the electrical activity in the brain and identify the best time for the sleeper to wake up – ensuring their sleep cycle is completed.
Futurologist Ian Pearson said: "On average we spend a third of our lives asleep and this will still be the case in 2030. Technology will not change our basic need to slumber but it will certainly enhance the experience, enabling sleep to have much greater value than merely rest and recuperation.
When guests need to stay in hotels in 2030, they will still want a good night's sleep in comfortable surroundings. The key difference is that the experience will be personalised to their individual needs and taste via virtually invisible technology. This technology will monitor and anticipate physical, emotional and mental needs and desires for a healthier and happier state of being.
Augmented reality will enable the entire surface of the hotel walls and furniture to be used as any kind of display, e.g. painting, computer screen, TV screen, a virtual game or a fantasy location such a tropical beach, forest or favourite city.
Lonely guests will be able to upload virtual family images or impose their own room, by uploading a picture of their home bedroom - making them feel like they are at home.
Atmospheric temperature control air conditioning will allow guests to alter their room climate so they stimulate the ambience of a seaside, forest or being surrounded by mountains.
Outdoor sounds from flat panel audio built into the window will bring in the sound of the ocean, or a forest, to accompany their fantasy room view.
Soft surfaces such as fabrics will interact in tactile ways to produce scents, change colours and pick up signals from the skin. Guests will be able to instantly change the colour, pattern and texture of their room furnishings.
Guests will be able to attend a local theatrical production, explore some local tourist attractions or just wander through town, all remotely from the comfort of their room. They would be able to do any time regardless of the actual time or weather.
Guests will be able to shop from the room, with the walls replicating the interior of a shop. In the same way guests could enter into the world of computer games and play the actual character – within the dimensions of their room. Individuals would be able to link up with other guests and play virtual reality games between rooms.
· Electronic mirrors in 2030 will offer guests 360 degree views and women will be able to view different make-up looks and hair styles before application.
As part of the 'Future of Sleep' study, Travelodge has brought to life the research findings via an image of the hotel room of the future, known as the 'Sleepstimulator'.
Some medical conditions can be monitored by simple sensors connected to the skin or even in fabrics, or even monitoring the sleeper's breath. When the guest wakes up, a report on their medical state could include advice on foods that should be consumed more or less.
Guests would be able to communicate with home very easily, using a full 3d overlay of a virtual room just like one at home. A businessman away on a trip would be able to feel they were effectively at home with the family. Even in bed, they would be able to see their partner next to them if they wish.
Futurologist Ian Pearson is a Maths and Physics graduate and has worked in numerous branches of engineering, from aeronautics to cybernetics, sustainable transport to electronic cosmetics. His inventions include text messaging and the active contact lens. He was BT's full-time futurologist from 1991 to 2007 and now writes, lectures and consults globally on all aspects of the technology-driven future. He is a Chartered Fellow of the British Computer Society, the World Academy of Art and Science, the Royal Society of Arts, the Institute of Nanotechnology and the World Innovation Foundation. In 2007 he was awarded a Doctor of Science degree by the University of Westminster. He was recently awarded an Award for Excellence by the US Army.


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Drosera paradoxa, es una planta carnívora endémica del norte y oeste de Australia.

Descripción

Es una planta perenne que crece en forma de roseta con tallos rectos con una terminación carnívora. Florece con flores de color blanco o rosa.

Taxonomía
Fue descrita por primera vez por el botánico australiano Allen Lowrie en una edición de 1997 de la revista Nuytsia. Las primeras observaciones de campo de esta especie fueron confusas, dado que se encontraron diferentes conformaciones de plantas, tomando de este problema el epíteto para designar a esta especie: «paradoja».

Etimología
Drosera: tanto su nombre científico –derivado del griego δρόσος (drosos): "rocío, gotas de rocío"– como el nombre vulgar –rocío del sol, que deriva del latín ros solis: "rocío del sol"– hacen referencia a las brillantes gotas de mucílago que aparecen en el extremo de cada hoja, y que recuerdan al rocío de la mañana.

paradoxa: epíteto latino que significa "paradoja, no esperado".

Referencias

Plantas carnívoras
paradoxa
Plantas descritas en 1997
Flora de Australia
Plantas descritas por Lowrie

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MV Agusta back on the podium after 38 years
French rider Jules Cluzel takes the win for the Yakhnich Motorsport team
MV AGUSTA has won a world championship race 38 years after their last success.
Achieved by Giacomo Agostini on his four-cylinder 350cc bike at the Nurburgring, 1976 was the last time MV stood on the podium.
The recent win was secured by French rider Jules Cluzel on his F3 675 at Phillip Island circuit to take the first round of this year's World Supersport Championship.
Despite starting from 14th position on the grid, the Yakhnich Motorsport team rider worked his way up the field and made it past Coghlan and De Rosa to take the win.
Speaking of the win, Cluzel said: "We were terribly unlucky both during testing and at the start of the weekend. We rode far fewer laps than we should have. So, after that, going on to win was just a dream!
"Before the start I told my mechanics I'd do my utmost: and that's exactly what I did, without making a single mistake. It's a deserved victory; we've still got a long way to go but we're convinced that the bike and the Team have huge potential".
Giovanni Castiglioni, President of MV Agusta, said: "A marvellous win, an indescribable thrill. I want to dedicate this first victory to my father, whose faith in MV and the possibility of a successful return to racing was always unshakeable, and the late father of Brian Gillen, our Reparto Corse manager.
"I want to thank the Yakhnich Motorsport team and everyone involved in this ambitious project for their exemplary commitment".
MV Agusta's effort in the Superbike championship was less successful but still 'encouraging', according to MV. Riding the F4 RR, Claudio Corti finished the two races in 13th and 18th position.
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"In the next couple months, you may begin seeing an occasional ad in your Instagram feed if you're in the United States," reads a post published Thursday afternoon on the official Instagram blog. "Seeing photos and videos from brands you don't follow will be new, so we'll start slow. We'll focus on delivering a small number of beautiful, high-quality photos and videos from a handful of brands that are already great members of the Instagram community."
It's been nine months since Instagram began laying the groundwork for advertising by rolling out a new terms of service agreement. That move led to a massive internet-wide freakout, with 'grammers screaming that the new TOS gave the service -- and its parent, Facebook -- ownership of their photos.
Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom quickly clarified that annexing users' content was not part of the plan, a commitment reiterated in today's announcement: "As always, you own your own photos and videos. The introduction of advertising won't change this."
In any case, the #boycottInstagram movement never really took off. The service had about 100 million members when it dropped the TOS changes. Now that number is up to 150 million.
Even without ads on Instagram, Facebook's share of mobile ad dollars has been rising fast. Its cut of global mobile ad revenues is projected to hit 15.8% this year, up from 5.4% in 2012, according to eMarketer.


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INTERCONNECTED II: AN ONLINE DANCE FESTIVAL
SAMANTHA VALENTINE
Samantha discovered Bellydance in 2009 and has been exploring movement and dance ever since.
As well as studying with many world-renowned teachers, Samantha was also the first UK based dancer to complete Rachel Brice's 8 Elements of Bellydance and is a certified Datura Style teacher.
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Nicola Wigfield is a teacher, choreographer and performer of fusion belly dance and contemporary fusion. She is known for her strength, versatility and experimental approach.
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Dancing obsessively since 2004, over the years Kathleen has studied extensively with many world renowned teachers, exploring a variety of dance and movement styles, including yoga & fusion belly dance, ATS, flamenco, Afro-Brazilian, ballet & Silvestre Technique.
Kathleen has been lucky enough to collaborate and perform with many talented and inspiring dancers, and is a founding member of Curious Verses.
She performs regularly as a solo artist, both locally and internationally, and teaches weekly Fusion Bellydance classes in London.
Kathleen's grounded and embodied teaching style incorporates a strong element of breath work and body awareness. As a teacher, she is attentive, passionate and nurturing.
Known for her warmth and timeless quality as a performer, Kathleen blends an aesthetic rooted in vintage with a taste for organic exploration and an openness to the new.
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CATHERINE TAYLOR
Catherine is a professional dancer specialising in Tribal Fusion Belly dance and Burlesque. She is known for her strong stage presence, clean technique and innovative choreographies, as well as her exciting and passionate teaching style.
A lifelong student of the moving arts, Catherine spent her teenage years studying a variety of martial arts, particularly Muay Thai. In 2007 she discovered Belly dance and life changed somewhat! Beginning with Egyptian and Oriental style, she was drawn to Tribal in 2009 and has been obsessed ever since.
Catherine has travelled the world to follow her passion for dance. Over the years she has studied with some of the greatest dancers in this art form, including Amy Sigil (Unmata), Zoe Jakes, Mira Betz, Alexis Southall, Anasma, Samantha Emanuel and many, many more.
Over the years, Catherine has attained four certifications in Gypsy Caravan style with Paulette Rees-Denis, and is working towards her certification as an Integrated Dance teacher, having studied with Ashley Lopez.
For the past four years, Catherine has been travelling to the US to study with Zoe Jakes, and has completed her Dancecraft certification programmes Key of Diamonds and Key of Spades. She has attended the Orchidaceae Dance Intensive in Lisbon for the past three years, completing First Love twice and Second Love twice.
Catherine is a qualified teacher of Unmata-style ITS in all four levels of the format, having studied extensively with Amy Sigil. She has been teaching and performing this style in London for the past six years.
A founding member of the London Algerian Ballet, Catherine performed folkloric dances of Algeria with them for a number of years. She is a founding member of experimental Tribal Fusion troupe Curious Verses and director of ITS troupe Sigma. As a soloist, she has performed all over the world, and has taught in France, Indonesia, Brazil and the US.
2016 saw the launch of her burlesque alter ego Vul Varine, with her irreverent take on this classic artform. She is co-producer of the highly popular cabaret show, The Honeysuckle Revue.
Catherine loves to fuse dance styles, and has for many years studied Silvestre Technique, Afro Brazilian dance and Polynesian dance. Despite her passion for learning anything new, Catherine remains enamoured with her first love: belly dance. She continues to study, teach and perform this beautiful art in its many different forms in London and around the world.
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If you have been arrested for a DUI that involves a blood test, then contact an experienced DUI defense lawyer in Pinellas County at the Morris Law Firm to fight the prosecution in St. Petersburg or Clearwater, Pinellas County, FL, or the surrounding areas including Bradenton in Manatee County, Sarasota in Sarasota County, Tampa in Hillsborough County, and New Port Richey or Dade City in Pasco County.
When the law enforcement officers request a forced blood draw after obtaining probable cause to believe that the suspect caused an accident or crash while under the influence of alcohol and caused serious bodily injury to himself or another person.
When the prosecutor is able to obtain blood samples collected at the hospital during the course of treatment (often called "hospital blood").
Often these DUI blood cases require effectively managing your right to a speedy trial because of the delays the prosecutor may face in obtaining the blood test results. Additionally, motions to suppress or exclude the blood test results may apply. At the Morris Law Firm, P.A., we work with some of the top expert witnesses who can analyze the blood test results in your case and testify that even a positive test result does not indicate intoxication at the time the driving occurred.
Contact the Morris Law Firm, P.A. to discuss any DUI involving a blood test in St. Petersburg or Clearwater in Pinellas County, Florida or the surrounding areas including Manatee County, Sarasota County, Hillsborough County, or Pasco County.


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Science can be seen as the ultimate extension and development of critical thinking. Science is an institution devoted to identifying ideas of substance, treating them as maps for real-world action, testing the ideas, then modifying or updating the maps as required by the evidence.
Above all, science involves putting ideas to the test. Noted philosopher Karl Popper described the basic pattern of science as "conjection [speculation] and refutation."
Retired Stanford University mathematician George Polya put it more simply, at the age of 90. "What is the scientific method except Guess and Test?" (Blakeslee, 1978)
What idea is expressed by Popper and Polya?
The word "science," while familiar to all, does not automatically bring joy to the hearts of students. I asked two classes of over 250 students each to report anonymously whether they had ever taken a science course they truly enjoyed.
In one class, 57% said yes, 30% said somewhat, and 12% said no. In the other class, 54% said yes, 28% said somewhat, and 17% said no.
That means nearly 40% of the students (mostly first and second year students in an introductory psychology course) had less than inspiring experiences of science. The good news is that nearly 60% had positive experiences.
If you are one of the 40% whose early science courses were uninspiring, you might want to give science a fresh look in college. Science is a remarkable institution in human society.
Science is international in scope, and it is not limited by any particular religious, political, or philosophical system. It is powerful, relentless, accumulating more reliable knowledge each year.
Uniquely among belief systems (if you want to call science a belief system) science is self-correcting. It criticizes its own assumptions and previous findings.
Scientists build upon their successes, but they also continually re-check and correct yesterday's knowledge. For example, Einstein's theories, proposed in the early decades of the 1900s, are tested in new ways every year.
What is unique about science as a belief system?
The subject matter of science is unlimited. Science should not be boring! If it is, find another topic; there should be scientific studies of that, too. Whatever it is you find interesting about life, about reality, science can help you study it and learn more about it.
Model Building or "Mapping" Reality
In a book titled Scientific Literacy and the Myth of the Scientific Method (1992) Henry H. Bauer offered three metaphors for the activities of scientists.
The puzzle: scientists are largely motivated by puzzle solving. They want to explain things that are strange or unexplained. They gain satisfaction from achieving new insights into how things work.
The filter: scientists start with lots of different ideas, particularly in frontier areas with problems to be solved. Many ideas are eventually disproved. Scientists try to filter out misleading and false claims.
The map: scientific theories are like maps. They preserve information about selected portions of reality. Like maps, they are schematic (incomplete or skeletal) but extremely useful in particular situations.
What three metaphors did Bauer use to describe the activities of scientists?
The map metaphor is potentially deep. (It might not even be a metaphor; maps and theories are two of a kind.) Maps are familiar to everybody, and they can be used to draw attention to several important facts about scientific theories:
Not even the best map is complete. Our theories never capture the full complexity of any system in the universe, nor are they intended to. No model contains as much detail as the system being modeled.
Moral: You can expect a theory to be accurate but you cannot expect it to be complete .
Maps come in specialized varieties that are superior for different purposes.
If you need to know about land elevations, a topographical map excels. If you need to travel on a highway system, use a road map.
If you need to predict the weather, a weather map is best. These maps look different (even if they refer to the same territory) because they are designed to highlight different sorts of information.
Similarly, there are many different scientific theories in psychology. No one theory covers all situations.
But this does not mean all maps are equal. Some are better for specific purposes. You would not want to drive across the country using a weather map instead of a road map.
Moral: among different types of maps, some are superior for particular tasks.
All different maps should be consistent with each other, and none should contradict each other.
There should be nothing in a topographical map (showing land elevations) contradicting what you see in a road map or a weather map. One implication of this was noted on the page about critical thinking: nothing you learn in physics should contradict what you learn in biology, chemistry, or psychology.
Scientific theories describe different aspects of the same reality. The maps should fit together and be mutually consistent, while emphasizing different types of information.
Moral: among different scientific theories, none should contradict any other.
When errors occur in maps, they can be corrected by gathering data. Suppose you found that two maps of the same territory did contradict each other.
This can happen because of accidental errors or because map makers deliberately insert non-existent roads into a map. That allows them to tell if another company has copied their map, violating copyright.
Maps, like theories, can have errors.
We found two such non-existent roads, shown here, in a map of our home town.
If two maps disagree, then one of them must be wrong. You can resolve the issue by gathering data. For example, go to the site of the mystery roads and see if they are there.
Moral: when theories contradict each other, the difference can be resolved by gathering evidence.
Even the best maps must be continually updated and corrected. Scientific theories in an area of lively research never stand still for long.
One scientist estimated that the average lifespan of a modern scientific theory in the life sciences (such as biology, genetics, or neuroscience) is about three years. After that, new findings or details make it obsolete.
A three year lifespan for a theory might sound discouraging if you just worked for years to publish a scientific paper. However, this is the sign of an active and developing science.
If you can use a 20-year-old map to navigate a city, the city must not be growing. If theories stay the same for many years, that might indicate a stagnant area of research. If theories change as the result of new evidence, that means people are still finding out new things.
Moral: Even good theories become obsolete and outdated. Scientists continually look for new and more accurate information.
How is the map metaphor instructive?
This last point relates to a unique characteristic of science, one which sets it apart from all the other ideologies and belief systems in the world. It was mentioned earlier but bears repeating.
Science is self-correcting. It tries to change itself. This is very different from other belief systems.
How is science unique among systems of thought?
Science is not devoted to any particular point of view, although individual scientists might be. Science as an institution aims at accuracy, not dogma (ideas which cannot be challenged).
If new research forces a re-examination of old ideas, that is considered a plus, not a minus. In this sense, science is a self-correcting system. It has numerous ways of testing its own ideas and assumptions, modifying, deleting, or improving them as necessary.
Bauer, H. H. (1992) Scientific literacy and the myth of the scientific method. Urbana, IL: University of Illinois Press.
Blakeslee, A. (1978, May 7). At 90, he fights to make math palatable. Ann Arbor News, p. E-2.


Renting a beach hut for a week is a cool way to make yourself at home in this north Kent coastal town. If you feel more energetic, perhaps hire a stand up paddle board as well and wave to the neighbours as you glide past. Whitstable is famous for its oysters and you can reward yourself for all that exercise with dinner straight from the shell at an oyster bar. Or try the Whitstable Oyster Fishery Company's converted seafront oyster warehouse. Holidays don't often come fresher, or saltier, than this.
Ayr is a Scottish seaside town with a bucket and spade in one hand and a poem in the other. Although it's less than 40 miles south west of Glasgow, Ayr beach offers wistful views including Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran. Or head off for a day trip to a beach with its very own castle. Not a sand castle – you'll need to build your own – but the imposing Culzean Castle. This National Trust for Scotland attraction in Maybole has an adventure cove and deer park to explore. Or in Alloway, on the outskirts of Ayr, you can walk in the footsteps of Rabbie Burns who was born, lived and loved there.
Modern Tynemouth is cool in more ways than one. The wild and windy beaches attract the surfers, while fog, and the accompanying foghorn, can quickly change both the landscape and soundscape. But it's the bars and cafes that are pulling in the crowds in this North East town just under ten miles from Newcastle. Barca ArtBar has a reputation for great DJs and a summer pavement vibe. And people flock like seagulls to Riley's Fish Shack on the beach at King Edward's Bay; it's apparently better than your average shipping container chippie. Meanwhile locals have been campaigning for their lido to be restored. Clearly the town isn't cool enough just yet!
The Isle of Wight was declared the best place for finding dinosaur fossils in the UK by the Natural History Museum. They apparently tumble from the Cretaceous period into your bucket at Yaverland, north of the resort of Sandown. But there are other things to be bagged in Sandown, on the dinosaur isle's south east coast. Like ice creams, the pier, a family pedalo ride and good old fish and chips.
While you can while away hours at Llandudno sea front with Punch and Judy and the pier, the best rewards lie uphill. Happy Valley Gardens is an ideal place for the curious to wander; it hosts many of the Alice in Wonderland Town Trail sculptures. But the show is undoubtedly stolen by the Great Orme. Catch a tram up, and then walk down. Or rent skis at the artificial slope and enjoy the sea view. Or should that be ski view? Either way, it beats staying at home.


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Q: Can I delete files from the `*vc-dir*` buffer? I am using vc-dir and I have a few dozen "unregistered" files I would like to delete.  I searched the menus, the Internet, and the key bindings, but I haven't figured out how to do it.
Is this truly impossible?

A: Looks like it's not implemented. Try this. The directory handling is derived from the interactive form of delete-directory. If any of the deletions cause an error we bail out, but we still refresh the *vc-dir* buffer so that we can see what has been done.
(defun my-vc-dir-delete-marked-files ()
  "Delete all marked files in a `vc-dir' buffer."
  (interactive)
  (let ((files (vc-dir-marked-files)))
    (if (not files)
        (message "No marked files.")
      (when (yes-or-no-p (format "%s %d marked file(s)? "
                                 (if delete-by-moving-to-trash "Trash" "Delete")
                                 (length files)))
        (unwind-protect
            (mapcar
             (lambda (path)
               (if (and (file-directory-p path)
                        (not (file-symlink-p path)))
                   (when (or (not (directory-files
                                   path nil directory-files-no-dot-files-regexp))
                             (y-or-n-p
                              (format "Directory `%s' is not empty, really %s? "
                                      path (if delete-by-moving-to-trash
                                               "trash" "delete"))))
                     (delete-directory path t t))
                 (delete-file path t)))
             files)
          (revert-buffer))))))

(eval-after-load 'vc-dir
  '(define-key vc-dir-mode-map (kbd "k") 'my-vc-dir-delete-marked-files))

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Корне́евка (до 1948 года Капчу́к; , ) — село в Советском районе Республики Крым, входит в состав Чернозёмненского сельского поселения (согласно административно-территориальному делению Украины — Чернозёмненского сельского совета Автономной Республики Крым).

Население

Всеукраинская перепись 2001 года показала следующее распределение по носителям языка

Динамика численности

 1805 год — 41 чел.
 1864 год — 50 чел.
 1926 год — 67 чел.
 1939 год — 87 чел.

 1989 год — 125 чел.
 2001 год — 133 чел.
 2009 год — 128 чел.
 2014 год — 79 чел.

Современное состояние
На 2017 год в Корнеевке числится 2 улицы — Дорожная и Степная; на 2009 год, по данным сельсовета, село занимало площадь 22,2 гектара на которой, в 32 дворах, проживало 128 человек. Корнеевка связана автобусным сообщением с райцентром, Симферополем и соседними населёнными пунктами.

География
Корнеевка — село в центре района, в степном Крыму, в верховье впадающей в Сиваш безымянной речки, высота центра села над уровнем моря — 24 м. Ближайшие сёла — Раздольное в 1,5 км на север, Заветное в 2 км на юго-запад и Лебединка в 2 км на юго-восток. Райцентр Советский — примерно в 14 километрах (по шоссе) на северо-восток, там же ближайшая железнодорожная станция — Краснофлотская (на линии Джанкой — Феодосия). Транспортное сообщение осуществляется по региональной автодороге  Раздольное — Корнеевка (по украинской классификации — ).

История
Первое документальное упоминание села встречается в Камеральном Описании Крыма… 1784 года, судя по которому, в последний период Крымского ханства Капчик входил в Кучук Карасовский кадылык Карасъбазарскаго каймаканства. После присоединения Крыма к России (8) 19 апреля 1783 года, (8) 19 февраля 1784 года, именным указом Екатерины II сенату, на территории бывшего Крымского Ханства была образована Таврическая область и деревня была приписана к Левкопольскому, а после ликвидации в 1787 году Левкопольского — к Феодосийскому уезду Таврической области. После Павловских реформ, с 1796 по 1802 год, входила в Акмечетский уезд Новороссийской губернии. По новому административному делению, после создания 8 (20) октября 1802 года Таврической губернии, Кангуп (Капчик?) был включён в состав Урускоджинской волости Феодосийского уезда.

По Ведомости о числе селении, названиях оных, в них дворов… состоящих в Феодосийском уезде от 14 октября 1805 года , в деревне Кангуп числилось 5 дворов и 44 жителя. На военно-топографической карте генерал-майора Мухина 1817 года деревня Кипчак обозначена с 9 дворами. После реформы волостного деления 1829 года Кипчат, согласно «Ведомости о казённых волостях Таврической губернии 1829 года», отнесли к Бурюкской волости (переименованной из Урускоджинской). На карте 1836 года в деревне 10 дворов, а на карте 1842 года Капчик обозначен условным знаком «малая деревня», то есть, менее 5 дворов.

В 1860-х годах, после земской реформы Александра II, деревню приписали к Шейих-Монахской волости. Согласно «Памятной книжке Таврической губернии за 1867 год», деревня Капчук была покинута жителями в 1860—1864 годах, в результате эмиграции крымских татар, особенно массовой после Крымской войны 1853—1856 годов, в Турцию и заселена болгарами из Кишлава. Согласно «Списку населённых мест Таврической губернии по сведениям 1864 года», составленному по результатам VIII ревизии 1864 года, Капчук — владельческая болгарская деревня с 12 дворами и 50 жителями при колодцах. На трёхверстовой карте Шуберта 1865—1876 года деревня Капчик обозначена с 3 дворами. В дальнейшем в доступных источниках до первой половины XX века село не встречается.

После установления в Крыму Советской власти, по постановлению Крымревкома № 206 «Об изменении административных границ» от 8 января 1921 года была упразднена волостная система и село вошло в состав Ичкинского района Феодосийского уезда, а в 1922 году уезды получили название округов. 11 октября 1923 года, согласно постановлению ВЦИК, в административное деление Крымской АССР были внесены изменения, в результате которых округа были отменены, Ичкинский район упразднили, включив в состав Феодосийского в состав которого включили и село. Согласно Списку населённых пунктов Крымской АССР по Всесоюзной переписи 17 декабря 1926 года, в селе Кошкара-Капчук, Ичкинского сельсовета Феодосийского района, числилось 14 дворов, все крестьянские, население составляло 67 человек, из них 48 болгар, 17 украинцев и 2 русских. Постановлением ВЦИК «О реорганизации сети районов Крымской АССР» от 30 октября 1930 года Феодосийский район был упразднён и был создан Сейтлерский (по другим сведениям 15 сентября 1931 года), в который включили село, а с образованием в 1935 году Ичкинского — в состав нового района. По данным всесоюзной переписи населения 1939 года, в селе Капчук проживало 87 человек и на двухкилометровке РККА 1942 года. После освобождения Крыма от фашистов, 12 августа 1944 года было принято постановление № ГОКО-6372с «О переселении колхозников в районы Крыма» и в сентябре 1944 года в район приехали первые новоселы (180 семей) из Тамбовской области, а в начале 1950-х годов последовала вторая волна переселенцев из различных областей Украины. С 25 июня 1946 года Капчук в составе Крымской области РСФСР. Указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР от 18 мая 1948 года, Капчук переименовали в Корнеевку. 26 апреля 1954 года Крымская область была передана из состава РСФСР в состав УССР. Время включения в Заветненский сельсовет пока не установлено: на 15 июня 1960 года село уже числилось в его составе (как и на 1968 год). Указом Президиума Верховного Совета УССР «Об укрупнении сельских районов Крымской области», от 30 декабря 1962 года Советский район был упразднён и село присоединили к Нижнегорскому. 8 декабря 1966 года Советский район был восстановлен и село вновь включили в его состав. На 1 января 1977 года Корнеевка уже в составе Чернозёмненского сельсовета. По данным переписи 1989 года в селе проживало 125 человек. С 12 февраля 1991 года село в восстановленной Крымской АССР, 26 февраля 1992 года переименованной в Автономную Республику Крым. С 21 марта 2014 года — в составе Республики Крым России.

Примечания

Литература

Ссылки

 Карта: старые и новые названия

Населённые пункты Советского района Крыма


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Bali death answers weeks away: Bischoffs
The family of Noelene and Yvana Bischoff believe they are still weeks away from discovering what caused the deaths of the close-knit mother and daughter.
The Bischoff family believe they're still weeks from discovering why Noelene and her teenage daughter Yvana died in Bali.
Their bodies were released on Wednesday following the completion of autopsies in Queensland.
Noelene's brother Malcolm Bischoff says the family isn't sure how long the coroner's investigation will take, but was initially told it would be two to four weeks.
"They've been tight-lipped on that, probably because they don't want to give us false hope," he told AAP.
The pair became violently ill and died less than a day after checking in at the Padang Bai resort.
Their Indonesian death certificates state both had heart attacks, Mr Bischoff said, and there has been speculation toxic fish caused them to fall fatally ill.
Mr Bischoff doesn't want to guess what's responsible, but says the pair had no known allergies and food poisoning theories don't quite add up.
"To me it's just a bit bizarre," he said.
"I wouldn't like to speculate."
While the Bischoffs are anxiously waiting to find out what caused the deaths of Noelene and Yvana, they are relieved they can now prepare to say goodbye.
"We are relieved they have released their bodies so we can finally put them to rest – that's half the battle," Mr Bischoff said.
"It's been hard. It still is because we had a week of uncertainty with the bodies and what's happening."
A service for Noelene and Yvana will be held at the Gatton Baptist Church on Monday.
"Originally we were going to have a grave side service, but we've had such a response from people wanting to attend a full service," Mr Bischoff said.
Many of Noelene's relatives and friends still reside in Gatton, west of Brisbane, where she grew up.
Mourners will also travel to the service from the Sunshine Coast, where the mother and daughter resided.
The service begins at 11.30am (AEST).


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Joshua Tetrick: CEO/Founder of Hampton Creek
September 16, 2014 / Oliver Estreich
My NativeAdVice:
Joshua Tetrick is the CEO/Founder of Hampton Creek, a technology company pioneering in food and selected by Bill Gates as one of three shaping the future of food. It has a mission to bring healthier and affordable food to everyone, everywhere, using the world's first database of plants. Josh has been interviewed for his work with Hampton Creek by CBS This Morning, Travel Channel, Forbes, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal, amongst others. Hampton Creek was recently named to Entrepreneur Magazine's list of 100 Brilliant Companies, CNBC's Disruptor 50 list, and Josh was also named to Inc. Magazine's 35 Under 35 list of top entrepreneurs for 2014.
How did you get into the tech industry?
It was kind of an accident. I started Hampton Creek thinking we would be in the food industry. Started working with chefs and food scientists. It was on a fluke chance that we hired a biochemist that led us to branch out into a deeper level of science and ultimately begin to use machine learning, data science, and the creation of our database of plants.
Tell us about Hampton Creek. What inspired the idea and how has your vision evolved?
I came back from spending about 7 years in Sub-Saharan Africa and felt like I had not made that much of a difference. My best friend is the Dir. of Food Policy at the HSUS and one of the biggest problems they have there is getting large corporations to switch from battery cage eggs to cage free. So, then we thought – what if we just used plants to make food better? And now we are looking at many ingredients in food to see what we can use plants for to improve it: food dye, sodium, sugar, and more. It's not just about eggs anymore.
What strategic partnerships have you implemented that have attributed to Hampton Creek's success?
We have built many great partnerships, but most recently is the one with the Compass Group to create and serve a better cookie to colleges, hospitals, and restaurants, all over America.
How is Hampton Creek revolutionizing the food-tech industry and gaining such awareness? Discuss marketing/social media strategies.
We're using a truly unique blend of science: machine learning, with biochemistry, with bioinformatics, with culinary, and food science. Nobody is doing this. And it's working for us. Our marketing and social media is not to push products – but to build a movement around what we're doing. People care about food. It's very personal. And we're trying to embrace these emotions in all of our marketing.
What are your proudest moments as Founder/CEO of Hampton Creek?
Probably when we first saw Just Mayo, our first product, on the shelf at Whole Foods. It was crazy after all this work to actually see your product on the shelf. I wanted to push every customer walking by right to it. Really amazing.
What industry trends have you noticed and how do you capitalize on them? What products does Hampton Creel have available?
I think there is a general push in using technology to improve social problems. We're using it in healthcare and education, why wouldn't we use it to improve food, too? Right now, we have a mayo (in four flavors), Just Mayo, an ingredient that is 48% cheaper than a conventional chicken egg, a cookie for food service (Just Cookies), and are about to launch a consumer-facing cookie dough (Just Cookie Dough).
Life Motto?
People are not bad or the problem. It is the systems we surround ourselves in that are and if we can make it easier for people to make better choices, we can have impactful change on the world.
Your advice to an aspiring entrepreneur?
Don't give up. It will be hard, you'll be tired, it's stressful, but it is truly amazing. Also, when you go to raise money, never approach an investor or VC blindly. Always get an introduction. Always.
One food and drink left on earth, what would you choose?
Coffee and bagels. I can't stop either. It's a problem.
Role model - business and personal?
Big Richard Branson fan. What he has done to revolutionize travel is unbelievable. Also, I've always loved Michael Jordan. My favorite number, as everyone at Hampton Creek knows, is 23. (they'll laugh when they read this).
What literature is on your bed stand?
Just finished Peter Thiel's new book, "Zero to One" – highly recommend it. He's a great guy, too. Have been lucky enough to meet him a few times.
What's next for Hampton Creek?
We're raising our Series C round of funding which is pretty exciting. We're also working on renovating the new headquarters we leased in the Mission so we can hopefully move our whole team there by the end of the year – there's almost seventy of us now. We also are looking to do some cool new products so stay tuned…
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Josh has garnered attention for his skills both as a spokesperson and a businessman. At the 2013 Disrupt San Francisco conference sponsored by TechCrunch, Vinod Khosla, founder of Khosla Ventures, referred to Tetrick as "an awesome entrepreneur." Tetrick's leadership skills have allowed Hampton Creek to grow rapidly and flourish, raising $30M to date, including over $15M from Li Ka-shing, the wealthiest man in Asia. Tetrick has also led Hampton Creek to secure deals with eleven Fortune Five hundred companies, remarkable for a company just over two years old.
Prior to founding Hampton Creek, Josh led a United Nations business initiative in Kenya, worked for both former President Clinton and the President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, and taught street children as a Fulbright Scholar in Nigeria and South Africa.
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