A British man accused of hacking U.S. government and military computers told a London court Wednesday he fears being extradited to America would cause him to commit suicide.
Lauri Love, a 31-year-old electrical engineering student, is wanted in New Jersey, New York and Virginia in connection with a slew of security breaches attributed to the hacktivist movement Anonymous. The U.S. Department of Justice has accused Mr. Love of participating in cyberattacks that targeted computers used by the FBI, NASA and Missile Defense Agency, among others, and has asked for British authorities to send him abroad to stand trial.
Testifying in his defense during a two-day extradition hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court this week, Mr. Love told District Judge Nina Tempia that he fears being tried overseas would cause a deterioration in health that may end in suicide.
Doctors have diagnosed Mr. Love with Asperger's syndrome, depression and anxiety-triggered eczema. Defense witnesses argued his mental health would inevitably deteriorate if he were to face imprisonment and the possibility of solitary confinement thousands of miles from home.
His attorneys said Mr. Love risks being sentenced to up to 99 years in federal prison if convicted in the U.S. on felony hacking charges. In addition to medical professionals familiar with Mr. Love's health, witnesses called during this week's hearing included individuals who have intimately followed the prosecutions of hacktivists Jeremy Hammond and Barrett Brown.
They are two Americans currently serving 10- and 5-year prison sentences, respectively, for convictions under the U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) handed down as a result of their roles with Anonymous.
"The U.S. government has a nasty reputation for using extradition process and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act to chill activism," said Mustafa Al-Bassam, a British security researcher who pleaded guilty in 2013 to participating in hacks carried out by LulzSec, an offshoot of Anonymous.
"It's unlikely that Lauri will get a fair trial in the U.S. given the DOJ's history to use the CFAA in an overreaching way, and due to the relatively unproportional sentences people who have been prosecuted with the CFAA have received," Mr. Al-Bassam told The Washington Times.
Mr. Love's argument bears similarities to the case against Gary McKinnon, an autistic British man was accused in 2002 of hacking Pentagon and NASA computer systems. In 2012, U.K. Home Secretary Theresa May determined that extraditing Mr. McKinnon would likely lead him to attempt suicide and would be "incompatible" with his human rights.
Speaking to The Independent this week, Mr. Love said he may ask the British politician to consider making a similar finding with respect to his own case if necessary.
While on the stand Wednesday, however, Mr. Love was accused by an American prosecutor of using his medical conditions to avoid facing responsibility.
"It is up to you if you want to call into question the veracity of medical experts. If the thrust of the argument is that we collaborated to create misleading medical reports, that is disappointing," Mr. Love responded.
The Crown Prosecution Service told Ars Technica that it would not comment on ongoing proceedings.


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Lawmakers in India pass energy conservation bill
BENGALURU, India (AP) — India took another step toward meeting its climate goals Tuesday when lawmakers in parliament's lower house approved legislation that would require greater use of renewable energy and force industrial polluters to pay a price for the carbon they emit.
FILE - A man works at a solar power plant in Mikir Bamuni village, Nagaon district, northeastern Assam state, India, Feb. 18, 2022. The Indian government took a step toward their climate goals by passing amendments to an energy conservation bill, making it easier to put a price on carbon emissions on polluting industries and encouraging the use of non-fossil fuel sources to generate power across the country. (AP Photo/Anupam Nath, File)
The bill sets out a minimum requirement for renewable energy use for corporations and residential buildings. It also grants clean energy users carbon-saving certificates that can be sold or traded and lays out a new energy efficiency standard in homes, which account for 24% of India's electricity use.
There are also penalties for corporations who aren't using an adequate amount of renewable energy sources to power their operations.
The legislation will now go through parliament's upper house.
The bill is "a positive step" towards India's climate targets, said Madhura Joshi, India energy transitions lead at E3G, a climate change think tank.
"The share of clean energy sources powering India's industries and homes will definitely increase as a result of this bill," he said.
Last week, India committed to reducing emissions caused by activities for the nation's economic growth by 45% by 2030 from 2005 levels. The country also plans to get half of its energy requirements from non-fossil fuel-based energy sources by 2030, and promote a federal government program that encourages people to make green lifestyle changes.
"Every unit of energy saved or conserved is critical for reducing emissions," said Bharath Jairaj who leads the World Resources Institute's India energy program. Including large residential buildings into building codes that require energy conservation is a key highlight of the bill and reducing emissions, he said.
Scientists say cutting greenhouse gases is essential for limiting the effects of climate change, which has already brought hotter weather and more devastating floods to India.
The bill is also the first time the Indian government has proposed a carbon trading system. Unlike in a few other parts of the world, the so-called carbon market is still a fledgling idea in India, Jairaj said.
It is "bound to become an important tool to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in India," he added.
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Discord Logs Show Neo-Nazi Agenda Behind 'Anti-Communist Action'
By Unicorn Riot November 1, 2017
Charlottesville, VA – In the months since the Unite The Right rally led to the death of Heather Heyer and triggered a massive backlash, new details about groups involved continue to surface. One of the Nazi-affiliated groups behind Unite The Right, Anti-Communist Action ('Anticom' for short), now seems to have played a key role in radicalizing young white men and preparing them for violence in Charlottesville and elsewhere.
This report is the second part of our publications releasing chat logs from the Discord server of the Nazi-affiliated organization Anti-Communist Action, 'Anticom', which we received as part of the internal alt-right communications leaks sent to us during our reporting on Unite The Right in Charlottesville.
Part One: Anticom Discord Server Shows Months of Neo-Nazi Incitement
Anticom has previously described itself as "the right's response to antifa" and while claiming to be politically ambiguous, has repeatedly expressed a singular intention of opposing anti-racist protesters with organized force. In response to questions sent while working on our first report, Anticom (who apologized for their late response and said they were "pre-occupied with Gainesville") eventually provided us with a statement clarifying how they seek to define themselves as an organization.
Anticom is a fundamentally reactionary movement which is Anti-Marxist. As such, it's not National Socialist, Libertarian, Fascist, or any specific ideology. Our members have varying points of view on the political spectrum…. –Anticom email to Unicorn Riot, October 2017
Despite various attempts to represent themselves as 'not Nazis', Anticom's chat logs are generally indistinguishable from various other white supremacist and neo-Nazi Discord servers. In October, a former member of the group contacted the antifascist website It's Going Down and claimed more hardcore pro-Nazi members of the Anticom organization, some with personal ties to Richard Spencer, are steering the organization.
I was thrown out of [Anticom] because I refused to agree to associate our brand with Richard Spencer…after Charlottesville our leadership decided to become closer to groups like Vanguard America, the TWP, and Identity Europa. I strongly objected that idea but leadership ignored me. I didn't join the group to be involved with neo nazis…[Identity Europa] and Anticom are considered almost sister orgs... – Former Anticom member, writing to It's Going Down, October 2017
One user in the Discord chat gave a very succinct explanation of the purpose Anticom serves as an "anti-communist" front for the wider internet-based neofascist movement:
"…we can't publicly be an IRL group of "white nationalists" or whatever we call ourselves, online gives us anonymity, it gives us the options to escape behind "Irony" or not be held accountable…" – Discord user 'Chancellor' in Anticom Discord server #general chat, April 10, 2017 at 3:46 AM
Another Anticom chat user posted a meme that very helpfully illustrates the difference between the rhetoric used by alt-right white supremacists in open versus closed spaces.
While Anticom claims to represent "varying points of view," much of the chat messages appear consistent in ideology across the tens of thousands of messages sent in the server. Anticom Discord users show a particular fixation with antisemitic memes and conspiracy theories about Jews controlling the world. Many postings in the server contain variations on "the happy merchant," a distorted drawing of a Jewish man's face long used as a trope in anti-semitic propaganda. On July 14, one Anticom chat participant posted an image of anti-semitic posters they had placed on a synagogue.
Chat logs from Anticom's Discord server showing a Dropbox link containing explosives manuals
Beyond anti-semitic acts of vandalism, many of the messages sent by Anticom supporters cross the line into clearly inciting violence and present serious public safety concerns. Dropbox link posted in Anticom's Discord user iSpringfield on April contained a folder of manuals detailing how to create various forms of explosives, such as grenades and blasting caps. (In part one of this story, we showed how earlier chats in the Anticom server included a proposed backpack bomb terror attack against antifa protesters.)
Folders from the Dropbox archive posted in Anticom's Discord
Manuals for making detonators and ignitors found in Dropbox archive posted in Anticom Discord
Grenades manuals found in Dropbox archive posted in Anticom Discord
Explosives manufacturing manuals found in Dropbox archive posted in Anticom Discord
Throughout the same month of April 2017, several Discord users in the Anticom servers posted pictures identifying themselves as participants in violent white nationalist street protests in Berkeley, California. These pictures and conversations show how the Discord server served as a way for users to promote violent actions against the group's stated enemies (antifascists, anarchists, and other leftists.)
Anticom Discord users BlackMetalWitch (left) and Templar-CA (right) pose with white nationalist Kyle Chapman, aka "Based Stickman". Source: Anticom Discord
Anticom Discord user Templar-CA poses with white supremacist tattoos – note the circle and cross partially visible on the right arm, and the chest tattoo which appears to read 'Deus Volt.' Source: Anticom Discord
BlackMetalWitch and Templar-CA pose with wooden shields and Anti-Communist Action hats. Source: Anticom Discord
BlackMetalWitch identifies Templar-CA as the man seen here in a white helmet assaulting an anti-racist protester in Berkeley on April 15, 2017. Source: Anticom Discord
The use of Anticom's Discord server to promote, coordinate, and celebrate violent white nationalist street protests in Berkeley was a sign of things to come. Logs from both Anticom's server and the 'Charlottesville 2.0' Discord server used to organize Unite The Right show that Anticom members played a key role before, during, and after the now infamous event. On July 25, when asked whether Anticom was a group that puts on events, username DeusVolt replied "Yeah, we are even going to the Unite The Right thing…we are one of the bigger parties involved."
Messages from July 11 show Unite The Right organizers inviting Anticom as an organization to join the 'Charlottesville 2.0' planning server used to coordinate for the event.
This screenshot of logs from the 'Charlottesville 2.0' Discord server show Unite The Right organizer 'Erika' working with Anticom leader Seth Vitco ('Anticom – Head Representative') to plan the event
Chatting in Discord the day after Heather Heyer's murder, Anticom members discussed her death at the hands of James Alex Fields, Jr. and made comments supporting his hit-and-run attack. Anticom chat username 'D.iogenes' wrote "I was just in a debate with someone over why it isn't ok to punch Nazis." Anticom leader Seth Vitco responded to the comment with a joking reference to Heather Heyer's death the day before, remarking "punching nazis will inevitably result in getting Challenger'd…vroom vroom :^)."
Anticom leader Seth Vitco, of Charlotte, NC posted using the Discord usernames 'Anticom – Head Representative' or 'Haupstürmfuhrer Pepe'
Messages sent in the Anticom Discord server on August 13, 2017, the day after Unite The Right
A video of a Google Hangouts conversation posted to Anticom's Youtube channel days after Unite The Right shows several members describing their activities helping with logistics and transporting alt-right VIPs in Charlottesville. (The YouTube channel has since shut down; we archived a copy of the video.)
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Anticom members in the Google Hangout complained about problems with infiltration and "optics" during the Charlottesville event, and blamed negative media portrayals of the August 11 torch rally on leftist plants and 'memes' that were taken out of context. At one point an Anticom member claims that the car attack by James Fields that killed Heather Heyer was a false flag, calling it "another Sandy Hook."
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The men and women speaking in the Anticom video repeatedly express their sympathies for national socialist politics. They also discuss how they believe their shared enemy of 'communism' is the fruit of an international Jewish conspiracy.
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Participants in the Google Hangout also repeatedly use neo-Nazi phrases such as 'Lügenpresse', an anti-semitic slur used by Hitler's regime to attack Jewish and non-Nazi press outlets. One Anticom member can be heard to say "hang the Lügenpresse."
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Organizers taking part in Anticom's Charlottesville report-back also explained how the organization was implementing new standards for members post-Unite The Right. These were said to include fitness requirements, proof of carrying out real life 'activism' such as putting up posters and stickers, and a policies mandating ownership of firearms and "riot equipment." As Anticom organizer 'Seth' put it, "we want to be militarized, prepared…for future events like Charlottesville."
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Since Charlottesville, Anticom has continued to encourage its members and followers to show up to right-wing and white nationalist events. One masked man in an Anticom hat was seen following and filming anti-racist protesters in Boston on September 19.
In mid-September, Anticom announced it would be holding a March Against Communism' event in Charlotte, NC on December 28, with speakers including open neo-nazis Richard Spender and Matthew Heimbach. They also told those coming to bring firearms, flags, body armor, and torches for a torch rally to be held after the main event. While Anticom posted online that they had been in contact with police about legal restrictions on bringing firearms to the event, emails we obtained from Charlotte city officials suggest that Anticom never actually contacted city authorities about their planned event. On Thursday, September 28, Anticom tweeted they were cancelling their Charlotte event "in light of safety concerns."
On Wednesday September 27, Anticom tweeted that their Discord server had been shut down. Discord later confirmed that the chat server had been shut down for violating their terms of service. Anticom has since attempted to start new Discord servers, as well as moving to using the chat platform Riot.im, in an attempt to rebuild the larger user base from their banned Discord server. As of early October, Anticom's Twitter page suggests the group has had difficulties regrouping their previous numbers since being banned from several online platforms.
Anticom's use of a Google Docs form to vet users for their newer, "secret" Discord server has prompted some to call on Google to ban Anticom from using their service to recruit people for neo-Nazi activities.
More recently, a leaked internal security document from Richard Spencer's National Policy Institute (NPI) listed Anticom among the different groups providing a security detail for Spencer, Eliott Kline, and other neo-nazi VIPs at Spencer's event in Gainesville, Florida last month.
The NPI house is now extra comfy. pic.twitter.com/gAC7BXWlAJ
— Anti-Communist Action (@AnticomOfficial) October 19, 2017
The group was also listed as one of the organizations behind the recent "white lives matter" rally in Shelbyville, Tennessee organized by the 'Nationalist Front,' a coalition of the more hardcore neo-nazi groups involved in Charlottesville.
Various 'alt-right' groups face increasing opposition and crumbling support as the openly violent factions appear to be converging and working more closely together. Anticom now essentially endorses the explicitly Nazi politics of groups like the National Socialist Movement, and its rhetoric seems to have only grown more militaristic since Charlottesville. It remains to be seen how the evidence of Anticom's role in facilitating far-right political violence will impact their ability to hold events in public.
Click here to browse Anticom's Discord logs for yourself – we have added almost 90,000 additional messages to the dataset with this publication.
PDF documents found in the Anticom server:
–Anticom-FirstConcreteDraft
–Judgement Report
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2022 Global Institutional Investor Outlook
Bring it on.
After thriving in the pandemic, institutions face the unknowns of 2022 with confidence.
by Dave Goodsell
Think back to March 2020: The world was in lockdown, the global economy shut down, markets went into freefall and the pandemic raged worldwide. It felt like a doomsday scenario not just for financial markets, but for life as we know it.
If you had said then that 18 months later the global economy would be booming, the S&P would deliver annualized returns of 30.63% between June 1, 2020 and November 30, 2021,1 and we would be grappling with the first real inflation in more than a decade, well, most people would've thought you'd lost your mind.
Yet, this is the unlikely scenario facing institutional investors as they look to 2022. Two years into the pandemic, they are looking at the unprecedented run up and saying they can handle whatever comes next.
Results from the 2022 Natixis Institutional Investor Outlook survey show they see potential challenges: 73% predict interest rate hikes, 75% anticipate higher volatility for stocks, 63% project more volatility in bonds, and 56% foresee currency volatility. But this group of 500 institutional investors is generally optimistic: Few predict any dramatic shifts in allocation plans and most will continue managing toward an average 7% return assumption.
In positioning portfolios for the unknowns ahead in 2022, institutional teams are watching five key themes that will shape portfolio strategy:
Central banks hold the keys to investment success.
Covid is no longer the greatest threat to growth.
The hunt for yield leads to alternatives.
ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) presents a green field for investment opportunity.
Navigating 2022 will require an active strategy.
In the end, they believe it won't be overall allocation strategy that determines success. Instead, their ability to deliver results will rely on tactical decisions that help them navigate an unlikely market environment and factors unique to the post-pandemic world.
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Making moves in 2022
While making little in the way of broad changes to allocation strategy, institutional investors are making tactical moves to position themselves for a year in which they come to grips with rising inflation, low rates, and high valuations.
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Emerging market equities
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2022 Institutional Investor Outlook
Natixis Investment Managers, Global Survey of Institutional Investors conducted by CoreData Research in October and November 2021. Survey included 500 institutional investors in 29 countries throughout North America, Latin America, the United Kingdom, Continental Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Central banks hold the keys to institutional success
One key reason for a majority of institutional investors finding themselves in good standing at the end of 2021 is the swift action taken by policy makers to respond to the pandemic in 2020. Looking at the potential for the unprecedented public health crisis to escalate into a global financial crisis, central banks leveraged two critical policy tools: lower interest rates and quantitative easing.
In the short term, not only did the coordinated monetary and fiscal measures help to avert a crisis, they also fueled rapid economic growth. And along with growth came the first inflation in more than a decade. Almost two years in, institutional investors recognize the challenges these policy decisions present, and they rank inflation (69%), interest rates (64%) and valuations (45%) as their top portfolio risks.
Inflation mostly seen as transitory
While inflation is the top portfolio concern, six out of ten institutions believe it is transitory. They are more likely to say inflation is structural (55%), thanks to a combination of loose monetary policy and low interest rates, rather than cyclical (45%). Some may see inflation as a downside to relaxed monetary policy, but nobody is eager to see a change in course. In fact, 68% predict the bull market will end when central banks stop printing money.
Not all believe inflation is a short-term phenomenon. More than one-third (37%) worry that massive stimulus efforts could result in unchecked inflation. Over the long term, more worry that stimulus will result in tax hikes (58%) and increased risk of a future crisis (49%). While stagflation (31%) and future cuts to social safety nets (23%) are additional concerns, one-third of institutions also find that inflation presents an upside of expanded investment opportunity.
Policy is driving top portfolio risks for 2022
ESG issues
Interest rates challenge investment strategy
Inflation poses a number of long-range economic issues, but interest rate policy presents institutional teams with more immediate investment challenges. Low rates are nothing new. Institutions have been living with them for more than a decade. During the pandemic, however, rates went even lower, and in many cases sank into negative territory.
As a result, about one-third of those surveyed have had to bite the bullet an invest in securities with negative yields, including 37% of insurers who need bonds to meet future cash flow needs and risk requirements. But with time the trend may be moderating as only one-quarter of those surveyed anticipate substantial increases in the volume of negative yield securities, which is down dramatically from 53% in our 2021 outlook survey.
Beyond investing in negative yield securities, institutions have had to look further afield for bond replacements, including the 68% who report they've turned to alternatives. As a result of the hunt, 69% of those surveyed caution that institutions have taken on too much risk in pursuit of yield.
Given the likelihood of rate hikes in 2022 and 2023, seven in ten say their institution is looking to short-term bonds and ETFs to counter duration risk in their fixed income portfolio.
High valuations and high expectations
The effects of low rates – along with high levels of liquidity – are felt well beyond the bond market. In fact, eight out of ten institutions say low rates have distorted valuations. Another seven in ten (71%) say current valuations do not reflect the fundamentals, and the same number believe the current pace of growth is unsustainable. The effect has been so strong that one-fifth of those surveyed go so far as to throw up their arms and say valuations no longer matter.
Eight out of ten institutions say low rates have distorted valuations
A freewheeling environment coupled with easier access to trading tools has led retail investors to pile into stocks. As a result, eight out of ten (78%) are worried that retail investors have been more careless in speculating on high risk assets. That concern may be well founded as individual investors now say they expect investment returns of 14.5% above inflation over the long term,2 a figure 174% greater than the 5.3% financial professionals say is realistic.3
As an example of the risk concerns, six out of ten institutions (62%) believe the meme stock phenomena will create financial bubbles. And overall, 64% worry that easier access to trading is ultimately a threat to the retirement and financial security of individual investors.
Crypto tops correction concerns
Given all the factors at play, institutions see the potential for corrections in a range of asset classes and sectors. Hugely popular cryptocurrency tops the list with more than half of institutions calling for a correction. This is followed by interest-rate-sensitive bonds (45%), stocks (41%) and technology (39%).
But even as crypto is the top contender for correction, institutions are beginning to warm to digital currency. Four in ten consider crypto to be a legitimate investment option, and of the 28% who invest in crypto, 90% say they will maintain (62%) or increase (28%) their allocation.
To attain broader acceptance, it's thought they will need additional scrutiny, and nine out of ten predict that central banks will have to regulate cryptocurrencies. Few see the potential for crypto to replace reserve currencies (25%) or fiat currencies (28%). However, one-third believe crypto has the potential to level the playing field for developing nations. Just 29% think that emerging market countries should consider crypto as legal tender. Three-quarters worry that the lack of transparency will encourage more cybercrimes – another reason for more regulation.
Too soon for a tech break-up
While two in five (39%) institutions predict a correction for the tech sector, few are worried that regulation will slow the sector. While tech giants have recently come in the sights of policy makers, most institutions (63%) believe it's more likely that tech will continue to grow unabated than to be broken up (37%).
Covid is no longer the greatest threat to growth
With vaccination rates increasing globally and the public health picture looking more stable than a year ago, institutional investors see a light at the end of the tunnel. Where only 22% projected the global economy would fully recover from Covid in 2021, 45% see it happening in 2022. Conversely, eight in ten (78%) thought the global economy would not escape the consequences of Covid in 2021; the number drops to just over half (55%) for 2022.
Even if they are optimistic about the economic prospects, few think the return to pre-Covid GDP levels will happen overnight, as only 17% think they'll see it in the first half of the new year. Most see a return to normal levels either in the second half of 2022 (31%) or sometime in 2023 (37%). The smallest number (14%) share a more conservative estimate of 2024.
With growth moving in the right direction, institutions are keenly aware of the economic risks. Perhaps there is no more vivid image of their top concern than the armada of freighters anchored off the Port of Los Angeles simply waiting for a chance to unload.
More than half (56%) say supply chain disruptions pose the greatest risk to recovery. 84% think a major supply chain disruptions will hinder economic growth. As noted, central banks play an outsized role in market performance for institutions and 47% see less supportive policy as a risk. While Covid appears to have taken a back seat to more traditional economic factors, new variants, like the newly discovered Omicron variant, still rank number three on their list of economic risks.
Top 5 economic threats
Supply chain disruptions
Less supportive central bank policy
Covid variants
US/China relations
China growth
In surveying the economy, institutional investors will look to three key factors as drivers of the growth needed to get back to normal: productivity (58%), improved consumer spending (57%) and improved business spending (52%).
Beyond the confidence in consumers growing the economy, institutions are less likely to say factors such as higher inflation (27%), rising interest rates (21%) and the public health status (17%) will spur economic growth. And as a clear reminder that the stock market is not the economy, only 13% say they'll look to market performance as a growth driver.
What will make headlines in 2022?
While there is much at play in the markets and the economy, institutional investors have clear views on how the story of 2022 will unfold.
Global economy fully recovers from Covid-19
Global economy cannot escape consequences of Covid-19
Covid-19 variants disrupt the return to normal
Life reverts to pre-pandemic normal
Reopening trade outperforms
Stay-at-home trade outperforms
Big tech is broken up
Big tech continues to grow unabated
Large caps outperform
Small caps outperform
Value stocks outperform
Growth stocks outperform
Developed markets outperform
Emerging markets outperform
ESG outperforms
ESG underperforms
Aggressive portfolios outperform
Defensive portfolios outperform
Active investments outperform
Passive investments outperform
Betting on the reopening trade
While almost 60% say they believe that life will return to pre-Covid normal after the pandemic, a significant number (42%) believe that Covid variants will continue to disrupt the return to normal. In terms of trading, institutions are less focused on streaming and more focused on in-person experiences.
For 2022, 64% of institutions anticipate that the reopening trade such as restaurants, theaters, and travel will outperform a stay-at-home trade (36%) focused on Netflix, online shopping and other touchstones of quarantine life.
Who will be the winners and losers in 2022?
Outperform
Market average
Underperform
Some data does not add to 100% due to rounding.
The hunt for yield leads to alternatives
With interest rates so low for so long, institutions can draw from a decade of experience that has made them resourceful in pursuit of yield. Add to it the extraordinary circumstances created by the pandemic, such as inflation and negative rates, and they have had to double down on what they've learned. Investing in private assets appears a lesson that's stuck.
Private investment continues to grow
Prior to the pandemic, investment in private assets had been growing among institutions. In 2018 just over three-quarters of institutions invested in private equity (77%), private debt (77%) and infrastructure (76%). In 2021 those numbers have increased to 84%, 81% and 81% respectively. Those who are already invested are not likely to dial back their exposure in the next year, as 91% say they will maintain or increase their investments in both private equity and private debt and 97% say the same for infrastructure investments.
Looking across private market sectors, institutional investors call for the best opportunities to include information technology (45%), healthcare (41%) and infrastructure (40%). Unique to the private markets is the infrastructure sector, which will be getting a boost of confidence from the recent infrastructure bill in the US and other key projects globally.
2022's most attractive sectors for private markets
45% Information tech
41% Healthcare
40% Infrastructure
34% Energy
20% Real estate
18% Financial
14% Industrials
14% Consumer discretionary
13% Communication services
12% Materials
9% Utilities
8% Consumer staples
With so many institutions looking to invest, three-quarters of those surveyed said they expect more private debt will be issued in the coming year. The returns are attractive now as even public markets continue to ascend into record territory, but less than half of those surveyed (45%) believe private assets will offer a safe haven in the event of a market correction.
One key reason for the continued focus on private assets is the eight out of ten (78%) institutional investors who say that there is still a significant delta between private assets and public markets. Even still, many worry about what it costs to obtain those returns, as 69% believe current fee terms are generally too high in relation to expected returns.
Lingering concerns about the effects of remote work on the real estate sector may have some concerned about the viability of commercial real estate and a white-hot housing market may spur concerns about residential, but there are three clear reasons that 85% of institutions expect to maintain (52%) or increase (33%) their investment in the sector.
First, most anticipate a broad return to office for most workers as only 2% of respondents think work-from-home will be adopted on a permanent basis. More than three-quarters believe businesses will come back to a hybrid model of 2–3 days per week in the office. More importantly, real estate may help address their top two portfolio risks for 2022: Real estate has traditionally provided an income that's not tied to interest rates, and real estate has historically provided a hedge against inflation.
So even though 29% say there is a chance the sector could experience a correction in 2022, it's a chance they're willing to take.
ESG presents a green field for investment opportunity
As institutional investors go farther afield for diversification, returns, and opportunity, a growing number are venturing into ESG investing. While the largest number (49%) say the shift is part of an effort to align assets with organizational values, the past two years have delivered a clear performance argument for ESG as well.
In fact, two-thirds (66%) of institutional investors believe there is alpha to be found in ESG, a belief that has grown stronger with proof as annualized returns for the S&P ESG Index outperformed the S&P 500 1.53% for the one-year period ending October 29, 2021 and 2.06% since its inception on January 28, 2019.1 Along the way, the share of institutions finding alpha potential has grown from 54% in 2019, to 62% in 2020, to the current level of 66%. After seeing these results, half of institutional investors surveyed believe companies with better ESG practices generate better returns.
Beyond the performance advantage, institutional investors see the value ESG adds to their investment analysis. Three-quarters of institutional investors believe ESG is integral to sound investing. This level of conviction is evident in terms of how strategy is implemented. Two-thirds of institutions say they integrate non-financial ESG factors alongside traditional financial factors in their investment analysis. At the same time, the number reporting that they practice exclusionary screens – a practice more in line with old-school socially responsible investing – has declined from 55% in 2020 to 45% today.
How institutions implement ESG
Exclusionary screens
Best-in-class selection
Why institutions implement ESG
To align assets to organizational values
To influence corporate behavior
Mandated by investment policy statement
To make a better world
To seek better risk-adjusted returns
To minimize headline risk
For new sources of diversification
For new sources of investment returns
Enhanced downside protection
In addition to enhancing their investment process, institutional investors are exploring the potential for ESG strategies to open up investment opportunities. Impact investing is one area for potential growth. Four in ten (42%) say they currently deploy impact strategies, and more than half (54%) say they are increasingly pursuing impact investments. Another 37% are turning to thematic strategies in their approach to ESG, and two-thirds (68%) say they are pursuing opportunities in new energy such as solar and wind projects.
Navigating 2022 will require an active strategy
Looking at institutional sentiment in 2022, it seems that reports of the death of active management are greatly exaggerated. In fact, as asset owners look at prospects for the next year, 75% project equity volatility will be on the rise, 63% see the same for bond markets, and 48% anticipate that dispersion will increase. As a result, 70% of those surveyed believe markets will favor active management in 2022.
While seven in ten of those surveyed say their active investments outperformed the benchmarks over the past 12 months, the approach is firmly entrenched in portfolio strategy. Currently allocations stand at 71% active and 29% passive. Little is expected to change in the next three years, as they project a 70/30 allocation that favors active. This forecast reflects institutional sentiment over the past five years.
The rationale for active is clear in the eyes of institutional investors, as 70% say they will invest in active funds to achieve better risk-adjusted returns. Half also report that active provides better all-around risk management, and another 40% say active helps them to better adjust to changing market trends and short-term market movements.
Why institutions invest in active
Achieve better long-term returns
Better all-around risk management
Better to adapt to changing markets
Customize portfolio for ESG
Downside protection
On the passive side of the equation, institutional investors see the large flows into index funds and ETFs and caution against overreliance on these vehicles: Two-thirds say large flows in and out of passive investments exacerbate volatility. Six in ten (57%) say the popularity of passive has increased systemic risk.
Another six out of ten (58%) among institutional investors say the growing use of passive shows the market is ignoring the fundamentals. Half go so far as to say passive distorts risk/return tradeoffs.
OK, so what's next?
Institutions have spent the past 18 months navigating a historic market environment that's been marked by first-of-its-kind events, all-time highs and all-time lows, not to mention the worst public health crisis in a century. Now, looking at a world that feels a little bit closer to normal, they see potential in the year ahead and express confidence in their ability to handle whatever comes their way. It seems as though the collective sentiment confidently says, "Bring it on." (As long as it isn't an end to quantitative easing, an interest rate hike, a prolonged bout of inflation that becomes cyclical, rather than structural, or a meltdown in the tech sector.)
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1 Factset.
2 Natixis Investment Managers, Global Survey of Individual Investors conducted by CoreData Research, March and April 2021. Survey included 8,550 investors globally across 24 countries.
3 Natixis Investment Managers, Global Survey of Financial Professionals, conducted by CoreData Research in March-April 2020. Survey included 2,700 financial professionals across 16 countries.
This material is provided for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice. The views and opinions expressed are as of December 2021 and may change based on market and other conditions. There can be no assurance that developments will transpire as forecasted, and actual results may vary.
Unlike passive investments, there are no indexes that an active investment attempts to track or replicate. Thus, the ability of an active investment to achieve its objectives will depend on the effectiveness of the investment manager.
Asset allocation strategies do not guarantee a profit or protect against a loss.
Alternative investments involve unique risks that may be different from those associated with traditional investments, including illiquidity and the potential for amplified losses or gains. Investors should fully understand the risks associated with any investment prior to investing.
Past performance is no guarantee of, and not necessarily indicative of, future results.
Commodity-related investments, including derivatives, may be affected by a number of factors including commodity prices, world events, import controls, and economic conditions and therefore may involve substantial risk of loss.
S&P 500® Index is a widely recognized measure of US stock market performance. It is an unmanaged index of 500 common stocks chosen for market size, liquidity, and industry group representation, among other factors. It also measures the performance of the large-cap segment of the US equities market.
Diversification does not guarantee a profit or protect against a loss.
The Loomis Sayles Emerging Markets Debt Sector Team shares their views on growth, corporate defaults and inflation.
Discover the different viewpoints and insights from Karen Kharmandarian, Senior Portfolio Manager, Thematics Asset Management, Bertrand Rocher, Co-Head of Fixed Income & Portfolio Manager at Mirova and Tom Fahey, Co-director of macro strategies at Loomis, Sayles & Company
The Loomis Sayles Global Credit Sector Team discusses rate volatility, possibly deteriorating credit fundamentals and key technicals at play in the market.
Acceleration of renewable energy and industrial automation, plus regulatory clarity, are positive for sustainable and ESG investing says Mirova's Jens Peers.
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Like sand from the hour glass so flow the days of our lives. Yes, insatiable viewers, a new month is now upon us! Pulchritudinous August, gateway to a fresh season of orange and brown hues, has arrived at last and the indefatigable attachés of the Vast Empire News Service have speedily conducted yet another interview in our usual debonair fashion with one of the Vast Empire's finest. The amiable individual who graciously endured our persistent questions was none other than the celebrated commander of the army himself, Prefect Athran.
Since joining our evanescent gaming clique only a brief year after its ostentatious conception, General Athran has become a virtual legend due to lengthy service as HCA-1 and the sheer amount of activity his envied division produces each month. Therefore, without any further preamble, let us proceed with the interview . . .
Interviewer: Outside of the internet, who are you and what do you do?
General Athran: Outside of the Vast Empire, I, Dan Eckerle, am a student at Franklin County High School and live in Blooming Grove, Indiana.
Interviewer: An Indian, eh? Well, what is your favorite Star Wars movie, actor, actress, yadda yadda yadda, etc.?
General Athran: It is rather hard to pick my favorite Star Wars movie, but the Empire Strikes Back would probably be my favorite (any Imperial fan has to love the title alone ;) One of the most interesting characters and probably my favorite would be Boba Fett. My favorite Star Wars computer game would have to be Jedi Knight, it is by far one of the best multiplayer games of all time.
Interviewer: What is the nickname/rank/position/bellybutton of your character(s)?
General Athran: I have two Vast Empire characters. My primary one is Athran who is a General and Dark Jedi Knight and holds the positions of Prefect of the Army and Dark Lord of the Krath. Second is Apocalypse who is a Vice Admiral and holds the Raptor Squadron: Flight 2 Leader position.
Interviewer: And what unquestionably sick and perverted individual coerced you into joining us?
General Athran: Sesswanna recruited me into the Vast Empire back in the days when Reinthaler was in charge of the Navy.
Interviewer: What club positions have you held in the past?
General Athran: In the Army -- Regimental Commander; Tactical Officer; Commander of Personnel; Executive Officer; Prefect (current). In the Navy -- Flight Member; Flight Leader; Squadron Commander; Navy Executive Officer. In the VEDJ -- Cult member; Sect Lord (current); Dark Lord of the Krath (current). I think that is all, but I have no idea how long I held them.
Interviewer: What are the duties of your current position?
Interviewer: If you could not be Prefect, what would you want to be? Doctor? Lawyer? Indian chief?
General Athran: I'd love to be a pilot back in the Navy once again. I can remember when Scarecrow, Schnapps, and I had quite the rivalry going in the VEN for elite squadron. That was what being a squadron commander was all about; the competition and the bragging to be the best squad.
Interviewer: What are your thoughts on the various people you have served under in the past?
General Athran: Various people I have served under . . . hmmm. Reinthaler - He knew how the run the navy and did it very well. Niksavel - In my opinion the best Navy Commander that the Vast Empire has had. Spartacus - By far the best person I've met from the Vast Empire. He put his heart and soul into this club and I hated to see him go. Sesswanna - Took the Army to the level it is now, he made it what it is today. Crysus - He continued what Sesswanna started and really put the Army above all the other divisions in the Vast Empire.
Interviewer: Do you have any cherished club memories you wish to share?
General Athran: My fondest memories of the Vast Empire would be when I was in Alpha Squadron on the ISD Nemesis under Sesswanna. Schnapps and Scarecrow would have been on the Devastator and we had quite the squadron competition going to be the best. The most humorous events would be mIRC battles between Schnapps, Donitz, and Majere. Those were always interesting.
Interviewer: In your mind, what key item elevated you to where you are today in the club?
General Athran: I think the only thing that has kept me moving upward is my willingness to adapt to each position and work with it. I've never had the quite the HTML or programming skill that most members have, but I found ways to get pages made and find people that could do them for me. Someone that I know has had faith in my abilities is Sesswanna, he promoted me to Regiment Commander of the Army and after that I climbed my way up the ranks to where I am at today.
Interviewer: Alrightee, do you think the Vast Empire will continue to expand as it has done so in the past?
General Athran: I believe that the Vast Empire has no bounds. If everyone would really put their effort into the Vast Empire it would grow beyond what anyone thought it ever could. This club has the programs and potential to be better than any out there, we just need the right people to take us there.
Interviewer: Are there any changes to the Vast Empire you would make if you could do so?
General Athran: I would like the see the rise of activity in all the divisions in the Vast Empire. I would like to see true competition between the divisions to be the best, which would increase activity more than we've seen in a great while.
Interviewer: Is there anything that you would not wish to change?
General Athran: I hope to not see disrespect of the 'old' leaders of the Vast Empire. They started this club and we should honor them by doing the best we can with leading the Vast Empire into a new 'era.' I think we've lost sight of what the Vast Empire has been truly built on: game playing. If we can once again reclaim that we will enjoy the activity and new members that it brings with it.
Interviewer: How do you hope to be remembered when you eventually must leave us?
General Athran: When my time comes, I just hope that I'll be remembered as continuing the activity that Crysus and Sesswanna started within the Army. And maybe take the army above and beyond any out there.
Interviewer: On a lighter note: Are you looking forward to any of the new Star Wars games soon to be released?
General Athran: I think that any game coming out SW related that has multiplayer capability will be a strong force in the Vast Empire army recruitment drive. With new games and new titles come new recruits and future officers, which the VE needs.
Interviewer: Do you have any special advice for the new members of the Vast Empire?
Interviewer: ¾ths is clandestinely bald, eh? Mmm. What did you have for breakfast? Eye of newt?
General Athran: I had Corn Flakes for breakfast.
Interviewer: What is the first irrelevant thought that comes to mind when you gain consciousness each day?
General Athran: Taking my alarm clock and throwing it out the window.
Interviewer: Thank you for your time, General. We hope you will grace our uncomfortable interview chair again with your presence in the near future.
Upcoming interviews in the not-so-distant future include guests such as the Army Tactical Officer, the Naval Commander-in-Chief and a little-known member of the Borg.
Interview hosted by: Klev Tarkin.
Interview posted by: VE Reporter.
Episode guest star: General Athran.
Complaints, comments or suggestions should be sent to Grand Moff Kadann.
The opinions expressed by the episode guest star during an interview are not the official viewpoint of the Vast Empire News Service™.
The ranks, positions, personnel and opinions mentioned by the guest star at the time the interview was taken may differ from the ranks, positions, personnel and opinions at the time the interview is posted.
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'and having a reason why' by dreamy ambient-poppers My Majestic Star is an aperitif lifted from their, uh... his (read: Chris Mason, as MMS is a one-man-band. Mason also plays the duo Glassacre along with Cam Merton) forthcoming sophomore album Too Late, The Day, following the 2006 debut Ideas are the Answer.
My Majestic Star perform shoegaze pop like the Brits did back in the late 1980s, early 1990s, with bands like My Bloody Valentine, Ride, Slowdive, Pale Saints and others. At the time it wasn't really my cup of tea (Pale Saints, yes, but I leaned more against the Wedding Present, the Boo Radleys, the La's - the not so pale faced, a little more extrovert indie pop), and I still question the greatness of some of the acts.
'and having a reason why' is tagged "...dance music for sleepwalkers and dreamers..." by the label, which is a fitting description. This is quite a dreamy, sleep-dazed sound. Yet, I'm not convinced, maybe due to my shoegaze scepticism -- the pale, the lack of blood, the vague and hazy soundscapes. That said I also like dreamy soudscapes. It's just that I'm... not convinced after hearing only this one song.
Too Late, The Day will be released 26th August 2008.
You may also want to check out our My Majestic Star articles/reviews: Crampling, Ideas are the Answer, Too Late, The Day.


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There is more to understanding how to design a collectin system with the ability to comprehensively manage water collection. Designers require storm water training to provide a complete view of the duties of their jobs and also to help link federal and state storm water compliance regulations to storm water design, installation and operation.
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"Topps Premier League 2010 is our very latest edition. It features Prem debutants Burnley and some awesome new features such as 'The Kits' and 'The Stadiums' for all 20 Barclays Premier League clubs.
But that's not all - look out for the 'Star Plaer Watch' sections and learn some incredible facts about hte league's top players!"
T he Topps Premier League Official 2010 Sticker collection edition opens with a foreword from Premier League Chief Executive Richard Scudamore. The opening page also has stickers for the Premier League Badge and the Trophy.
The album jumps right in to the club pages, which are laid out with a single page club summary containing the club badge, team and star player football sticker. There is club info, star player details, honours list and 'Squad Zone' showing the age distribution of squad. The 18 players are spread over 3 pages, each gets the previous club and vital statistics listsed, also with their shirt backs.
Other sections in the album include the kits pages, a stadiums section and a Fifa 10 page showing 3 star players before and after they've been Fifa'd!


To amend title 10, United States Code, to remove the prohibition on eligibility for TRICARE Reserve Select of members of the reserve components of the Armed Forces who are eligible to enroll in a health benefits plan under chapter 89 of title 5, United States Code.
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Die Firma ACAZ war ein belgischer Flugzeughersteller. ACAZ ist die Abkürzung für  Ateliers de Constructions Aéronautiques de Zeebrügge, Zebbrugger Flugzeug-Konstruktionsbüro, mit Sitz in Zeebrügge. Die Firma wurde 1923 gegründet und firmierte ab 1925 unter ACAZ. Im englischen Sprachraum nannte sich die Firma ZACCO.

Professor Emile Allard konstruierte 1924 zusammen mit Alfred Renard das erste belgische Ganzmetallflugzeug, den Hochdecker ACAZ T-2. Er blieb jedoch erfolglos.

Es folgten einige Prototypen für die belgische SABCA, bevor man 1928 mit dem Aufklärer ACAZ C.2 versuchte, in das Militärflugzeuggeschäft einzusteigen. Der Prototyp wurde von der belgischen Armee getestet, jedoch nicht bestellt.

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Enjoy a beautiful view of our championship golf course as you enter our white three-season Tent Pavilion for your function. The tent is 50' x 100' and can accommodate up to 250 people for a sit down dinner, up to 300 for a standing cocktail reception with limited seating. The tent is carpeted, and has a wooden dance floor. It is elegantly decorated with lighted ficus trees around the perimeter. The tent is also amply lit for an evening reception. Tented receptions are offered beginning in late April through the last week in October.
Bradford Country Club includes the assistance of a professional function coordinator to help with all your planning needs. For a complete wedding packet or to schedule a visit to Bradford Country Club, please contact our function coordinator at (978) 372-8587.
We had our wedding here and it was absolutely the best decision we made! Not only is Kristin an absolute sweetheart, but her assistant and staff were so incredibly positive and pleasant to be around and work with. The food was out of this world!!! I had no idea food could be that delicious from a venue! I've been craving our wedding food ever since. Kristin was so easy to work with and was so accommodating. She made me feel so comfortable during such a crazy time. I would recommend them for any event and will for sure keep them in mind for the future!!
I'm not sure what to say about this venue! My husband and I chose the Bradford Country Club for many reasons. The first being that it was extremely affordable and convenient. The second was because the owner Kristin Murphy made us feel very welcome from the minute we met her. She did a great job keeping in touch with us throughout the course and on the day of, she literally saved the day and hand wrote every single place card for us as I had left them home! The professionalism of not only herself but her staff was unbelievable. The best compliment I heard all night was how amazing the food was! We literally had a pasta bar and a Prime Rib carving station, and the prime rib, literally melted in our mouths. This venue was perfect for us! To top it all off, she had her staff follow up the next day to make sure we had everything and then she continued to contact us to thank us for choosing the Country Club. Kristin and her husband take great pride in their venue and they go above and beyond to make sure that your day is YOUR DAY.
I could go on and on! Thank you to Kristin and Kevin for being amazing individuals and for making your venue one of the most memorable parts of our wedding!
The Bradford Country Club was the perfect venue for my husband and I. The wedding coordinator was thoughtful, attentive, and a pleasure to work alongside. From the first day we visited the site until the day of wedding she was always there for us and took the time and effort to make sure everything was exactly the way we envisioned. From the moment we met with her we knew this is where we wanted to get married and our day was even better than we could have anticipated. The site was beautiful, and, even though it rained on our wedding day, the secondary site inside the tent couldn't have been arranged nicer. Kristin and her staff went out of their way to ensure that our day was perfect. Everything went seamlessly and they were attentive to every detail. We highly recommend the Bradford Country Club as a venue. Our experience working with them was highly enjoyable and because of their hard work our wedding day was everything we hoped for.


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=head1 NAME

Bio::EnsEMBL::Compara::RunnableDB::DumpMultiAlign::MLSSJobFactory;

=cut

package Bio::EnsEMBL::Compara::RunnableDB::DumpMultiAlign::MLSSJobFactory;

use strict;
use warnings;

use base ('Bio::EnsEMBL::Compara::RunnableDB::BaseRunnable');

sub param_defaults {
    my ($self) = @_;
    return {
        %{$self->SUPER::param_defaults},
        'species_priority'  => [ 'homo_sapiens', 'gallus_gallus', 'oryzias_latipes' ],
    }
}

sub fetch_input {
    my ($self) = @_;

    $self->param('good_mlsss', []);

    # Get MethodLinkSpeciesSet adaptor:
    my $mlssa = $self->compara_dba->get_MethodLinkSpeciesSetAdaptor;

    if ($self->param('mlss_id')) {
        my $mlss = $mlssa->fetch_by_dbID($self->param('mlss_id')) ||
            die $self->param('mlss_id')." does not exist in the database !\n";
        $self->_test_and_add_mlss($mlss);
        return;
    }

    foreach my $ml_typ (split /[,:]/, $self->param_required('method_link_types')){
        # Get MethodLinkSpeciesSet Objects for required method_link_type
        my $mlss_listref = $mlssa->fetch_all_by_method_link_type($ml_typ);
        foreach my $mlss (@$mlss_listref) {
            $self->_test_and_add_mlss($mlss);
        }
    }
}

sub _test_and_add_mlss {
    my ($self, $mlss) = @_;

    my $mlss_id     = $mlss->dbID();

    if (($mlss->method->class eq 'GenomicAlignBlock.pairwise_alignment') or ($mlss->method->type eq 'EPO_LOW_COVERAGE')) {
        my $ref_species = $mlss->get_value_for_tag('reference_species');
        die "Reference species missing! Please check the 'reference species' tag in method_link_species_set_tag for mlss_id $mlss_id\n" unless $ref_species;

    } else {
        my %species_in_mlss = map {$_->name => 1} @{$mlss->species_set_obj->genome_dbs};
        my @ref_species_in = grep {$species_in_mlss{$_}} @{$self->param('species_priority')};
        if (not scalar(@ref_species_in)) {
            die "Could not find any of (".join(", ", map {'"'.$_.'"'} @{$self->param('species_priority')}).") in mlss_id $mlss_id. Edit the 'species_priority' list in MLSSJobFactory.\n";
        }
        $mlss->add_tag('reference_species', $ref_species_in[0]);
    }

    push @{$self->param('good_mlsss')}, $mlss;
}

sub write_output {
    my ($self)  = @_;

    foreach my $mlss (@{$self->param('good_mlsss')}) {
        $self->dataflow_output_id({'mlss_id' => $mlss->dbID, 'species' => $mlss->get_value_for_tag('reference_species')}, 2);
    }
}

1;


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Fashion Moscow Dispatch Style & Design
Stepping out: Walk of Shame puts the fun back into fashion
Fashion brand Walk of Shame celebrates Moscow's edgy glamour with clothes to stay out all night in
Text Anastasiia Fedorova
Image Nikolay Zverkov
Models wear buttoned white denim skirts with silver crop tops, silk pyjamas, transparent dresses with transparent bombers, and light white coats. Their skin is covered with bruises and fake tattoos: last night, it seems, was fun. It's the Walk of Shame Spring / Summer 2014 catwalk show, tonight's destination for fashion-obsessed and fun-loving Muscovites. Designer Andrey Artyomov once again tells his favourite story of beautiful indulgence and its consequences. "I had the idea of bruises from the very start," he says. "It was bruises and love bites from sex, and then I added tattoos."
When I call Andrey Artyomov of Walk of Shame to organise a visit to his studio in Moscow he refuses. "It's not about me as a designer," he says. "We have a story which we want to tell. It's about girls and parties." The story definitely involves both the hedonism of today's Moscow and the designer's vision of contemporary, edgy Russian glamour.
"In Moscow, there is no division between youth and money. It's a city where people still drink champagne for breakfast"
He finally agrees to meet on the terrace of Oldich Dress and Drink, a bar, restaurant and vintage store in one. He's wearing a black T-shirt, dark jeans and a blue denim jacket that matches the colour of his eyes. He has dark brown curly hair and makes a good first impression: friendly, and easy-going but with a quiet confidence most likely gained from years of dealing with the chaos of fashion shoots.
Artyomov is a former stylist who started Walk of Shame in 2010. He now sells his collections at a range of high-end department stores and boutiques in Moscow and in 11 cities across Russia. Starting from this season, his clothing can also be found at Opening Ceremony's boutiques in Tokyo, New York and London. That's not even counting his numerous fans around the world who place orders via Facebook, Tumblr or Instagram.
Walk of Shame catwalk show Spring / Summer 2014
The 32-year-old has come to be known for collections that capture Moscow's consumerist, excessive side; a city driven by ambition and fuelled by easy money. His clothes are for young women who like to have fun and enjoy the finer things in life, who can afford his silk bomber jackets, floating dresses, fur coats and velvet slippers. "Moscow is a fun city that's young at heart and has lots of money," says Artyomov. "In Moscow, there is no division between youth and money. It's a city where people still drink champagne for breakfast. It's weird, it's borderline, it's crazy, I love it."
"It's about fun and its consequences told in the language of irresistibly seductive design"
What started as a bit of fun among friends — "My friend created the logo," says Artyomov. "At that point my life was one big walk of shame" — soon extended beyond the borders of the Russian capital. For Artyomov, Walk of Shame is a universal story about "Bruises on knees, yesterday's hair and yesterday's make-up. It's about fun and its consequences told in the language of irresistibly seductive design."
Walk of Shame is representative of a new type of Russian fashion label — small, independent and homegrown. It's one of several brands to have grown out of the capital's fashion scene, which has undergone dramatic change in the last few years. It's no longer about loud catwalk shows and fashion weeks sponsored by big brands but about young designers investing their own money and a new generation of consumers both at home and abroad. "With the expansion of the internet, the mechanisms of fashion marketing have changed," says Artyomov. "It's the era of Facebook likes. People are interested not only in brands which are very famous and expensive or popular and cheap. People are looking for something new."
Walk of Shame backstage Spring / Summer 2014
Even taking the growing interest in Russian brands into consideration, Walk of Shame has achieved success quickly, with fans ranging from the Moscow skateboarder crowd to Russian it-girls like Elena Perminova, the wife of billionaire media mogul Alexander Lebedev. One reason for Artyomov's success is his background. A costume designer by education, he worked as a stylist for long enough to understand the mechanisms of the fashion industry and learn how to make a garment shine at a fashion shoot. "You see this world from the other side," he says. "You take the clothes for fashion shoots, see how they're sent in, sent back and how fashion PR works with the editorial team."
More important is Artyomov's talent for creating captivating narratives. Since its inception, fashion has been sustained by illusions: you're never buying a dress or a pair of shoes, you're buying a story. This has only increased in the digital age when your physical interaction with a garment in a shop is preceded by images in the fashion press. At the Walk of Shame Fall / Winter 2013 show, pale-skinned girls with wet hair and dark lips walked around an abandoned concrete warehouse. Artyomov's main stylist is Dasha Anichkina, fashion director of Elle Russia. With her help, and that of video artist Avdotia Alexandrova and fashion photographer Alexei Kiselev, Artyomov builds an astonishing picture of rough cutting-edge urban glamour.
In spite of Walk of Shame's heavy emphasis on Moscow's champagne-fuelled lifestyle, the brand has a wide appeal thanks to its broad price range."If you can't buy a dress you can buy a T-shirt," says Artyomov. "If you can't buy a fur coat you can buy a sweatshirt, jacket or sweater. Prices start from £80 pounds for a simple cotton T-shirt with an embroidered Walk of Shame logo and go up to £4,000 for the fur coat."
"Walk of Shame injects some much-needed fun into the contemporary Russian fashion scene"
Both ends of the line are popular. One of the stand-out Fall / Winter 2013 items was a lilac and purple fur coat. "Pre-colored goat fur is cut into stripes and attached to a silk base by hand so that it is light and moves beautifully. We created the coat as a signature item for fashion shoots and celebrities. It's a risky product so we only produce them on order." Another hit, this one more accessibly priced, was Walk of Shame's bright-coloured sweaters emblazoned with one of two declarations: "I'm luxury" or "Glory to Russia"; both items sold out and are now only available via a waiting list. "The Glory to Russia sweater was sort of a statement. It reflects where we stand," says Artyomov. "It's a football fans' slogan recreated in the colours of the gay rainbow. The 'I'm luxury' sweater was inspired by the Noughties and the cheap aesthetics of street markets."
Walk of Shame injects some much-needed fun into the contemporary Russian fashion scene. There are thoughtful minimalists like Vika Gazinskaya and talented visionaries rethinking national aesthetics like Gosha Rubchinskiy; and then there is Walk of Shame. The brand is all about partying and the kind of girls who only return home the next morning after a night out. Artyomov gives them a choice about who they want to be. "Some wear it seriously, some ironically," he says. "I create it, and then it has its own life."
walk of shame opening ceremony fashion avdotia alexandrova andrey artyomov alexei kiselev
In a flash: Moscow's party people caught on camera
Material girl: the life and style of fashion designer Vika Gazinskaya
Eastern promise: how designer Tigran Avetisyan is reinventing menswear
Dark kingdom: how Artur Lomakin went from Moscow's suburbs to global fashion's avant-garde
Frozen in time: where avant-garde fashion meets Soviet-era design
Outsider fashion: the strange attraction of Moscow's suburbs
A lens less ordinary: Ekaterina Bazhenova's cinematic approach to fashion photography


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Henry Stafford Northcote, 1st Baron Northcote,  (18 November 1846 – 29 September 1911) was a British Conservative politician who served as the third governor-general of Australia, in office from 1904 to 1908. He was previously the governor of Bombay from 1900 to 1903, as well as a government minister under Lord Salisbury.

Northcote was the son of Stafford Northcote, 1st Earl of Iddesleigh. He was educated at Eton and Merton College, Oxford, and then worked for the Foreign Office and as private secretary to his father. Northcote was elected to the House of Commons in 1880, and served as Financial Secretary to the War Office (1885–86) and Surveyor-General of the Ordnance (1886–88) during Lord Salisbury's first and second terms as prime minister. Northcote was made Governor of Bombay in 1900, at which point he was raised to the peerage; he had previously been created a baronet in 1887. He became Governor-General of Australia in 1904, and brought much needed stability to the post – his two predecessors had both resigned after less than two years in office. Northcote played a relatively active role in politics, due to the unstable three-party system then in place. He served for almost five years, resigning in 1908 following a falling out with Prime Minister Alfred Deakin.

Background and education
Northcote was born in London, the second son of the prominent Conservative politician Sir Stafford Northcote, later first Earl of Iddesleigh, by his wife Cecilia Frances, daughter of Thomas Farrer and sister of Thomas Farrer, 1st Baron Farrer. He was educated at Eton and Merton College, Oxford (B.A. 1869; M.A. 1873), and then joined the Foreign Office as a diplomat.

Diplomatic and political career

Early career
Northcote was secretary to the British delegation negotiating the Alabama Claims between 1871 and 1873. From 1877 to 1880 he was private secretary to his father, then Chancellor of the Exchequer. In 1880 he was elected to the House of Commons as MP for Exeter, a seat he held until 1899. He served under Lord Salisbury as Financial Secretary to the War Office between 1885 and 1886 and as Surveyor-General of the Ordnance between 1886 and 1888, when that office was abolished. He was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) in 1880 and created a Baronet, of Seamore Place in the Parish of St George, Hanover Square, in the County of Middlesex, in 1887. On his resignation after 20 years as MP, in January 1900 he was presented with the Freedom of the City of Exeter.

Governor of Bombay
Northcote was appointed Governor of Bombay in November 1899, through the influence of his father-in-law, Lord Mount Stephen. He visited Queen Victoria at Osborne and kissed hands upon his appointment in early January 1900, and was raised to the peerage as Baron Northcote, of the City and County of the City of Exeter, on 22 January 1900. Lord and Lady Northcote left London in late January, and arrived in Bombay the following month, where he took up the position of Governor on 17 February 1900 and was appointed a Knight Grand Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire (GCIE) on the same day.

Governor-General of Australia

Northcote was still Governor of Bombay when the Colonial Secretary, Joseph Chamberlain, offered him the post of Governor-General of Australia in 1903. The first two Governors-General, Lord Hopetoun and Lord Tennyson, had served shortened terms and had had difficult relations with Australian ministers. Both the British and Australian governments wanted stability and continuity, and Northcote was appointed for a five-year term. His lifelong experience in politics and his time in Bombay made him a suitable appointment. He was neither as imperious as Hopetoun nor as stuffy as Tennyson, and he made a good impression with both politicians and the public.

This was just as well, because Northcote was the first Australian Governor-General to have to deal with political instability. In doing this, he sought the advice of the Chief Justice of the newly created High Court of Australia, Sir Samuel Griffith. In April 1904 the Prime Minister, Alfred Deakin, resigned, and was succeeded in quick succession by the Labor leader Chris Watson, the Free Trade leader George Reid and then Deakin again. Both Watson and Reid asked Northcote to dissolve Parliament before their resignations, and in both cases he refused. At this time no-one doubted that the Governor-General had a discretion in these cases. It is a measure of Northcote's standing that all these leaders respected his decisions.

Like his predecessors, Northcote saw himself as a diplomatic representative of the British government as well a vice-regal representative. He was actively involved in negotiations between the British and Australian governments over contentious trade and shipping issues, although his role diminished after 1906 when the Liberal Party came to power in Britain, cutting off much of his influence in London.

In 1907 Northcote and Deakin had a falling out when the Governor-General, on instructions from London, declined to give his royal assent to a bill restricting appeals from the Australian courts to the Privy Council in London. Deakin, although a loyal Imperialist, believed that Australian parliaments should be sovereign in Australia, and bluntly told Northcote so. This prompted Northcote to announce in February 1908 that he wished to resign, a year early. He left Australia in September. He had been made a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1904 and in 1909 he was sworn of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom.

Personal life

Lord Northcote married Alice, adopted daughter of George Stephen, 1st Baron Mount Stephen, in 1873. There were no children from the marriage. Lady Northcote was created a Companion of the Order of the Crown of India (CI) when her husband became Governor of Bombay in 1900 and a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 1919.

He was a Provincial Grand Master for Devon in the Masonic United Grand Lodge of England.

Northcote's health declined after his return to Britain from Australia and he died on 29 September 1911, aged 64. The barony became extinct on his death.
Lady Northcote died in June 1934.

Arms

References

Sources

Donald Markwell. "Griffith, Barton and the early governor-generals: aspects of Australia's constitutional development", Public Law Review, 1999.

1846 births
1911 deaths
Politicians from London
Alumni of Merton College, Oxford
Governors-General of Australia
Governors of Bombay
Conservative Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies
Companions of the Order of the Bath
Barons in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
Knights Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George
Knights Grand Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire
Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
Younger sons of earls
UK MPs 1880–1885
UK MPs 1885–1886
UK MPs 1886–1892
UK MPs 1892–1895
UK MPs 1895–1900
UK MPs who were granted peerages
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Members of the Bombay Legislative Council
Members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for Exeter
Peers of the United Kingdom created by Queen Victoria
People educated at Eton College


Previous message: [Rd] (PR#9437) pb in regular expression with the character "-"
> 'mtrace(c1)' while inside 'b1'.
> outside of b1, bring up the debugger?
and then reset the breakpoint manually the first time it comes up.
use 'mvb.sys.parent' instead of 'sys.parent' in the above.
'mvb.sys.parent' and friends are the "do what I mean, not what I say"
function, but evidently doesn't do so inside breakpoint expressions.
frame can appear several times in the stack, especially when debugging.
have to; the 'debug' package makes efforts to avoid you having to!
> the currently active function.
> to turn off debugging?
don't use the vanilla stuff these days!).
> the already rewritten fucntion?  Is that a problem?
> > code on-the-fly, but I generally find it's too much trouble.
> currently debugging in f?
Not exactly-- but read on. If 'f' is running, you can't un-'mtrace' it.
displayed until/unless the debugger actually halts.
> > though they actually don't... long story).
> R debugging, so this sounds really useful to me.
> > where to 'evalq'.
"outerfunc(4)" and the other [currently active] saying "innerfunc(17)".
Typing 'sys.nframe' will return 17 and 'sys.parent()' will return 4.
again, not sure about vanilla debug.
> > in that window.
> expect showing the variables in a frame to be straightforward.
print-- how do you get R to display only the first 2 lines "quickly"?
> > takes more than 0.05s.
> > package if they are easy enough and demand is high enough!


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text:
import { test as it, expect } from './pageTest';
import { attachFrame } from '../config/utils';

it('should work', async ({ page, server }) => {
  await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  await attachFrame(page, 'frame1', server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  const frame = page.frames()[1];
  const elementHandle = await frame.evaluateHandle(() => document.body);
  expect(await elementHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(frame);
});

it('should work for cross-process iframes', async ({ page, server }) => {
  await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  await attachFrame(page, 'frame1', server.CROSS_PROCESS_PREFIX + '/empty.html');
  const frame = page.frames()[1];
  const elementHandle = await frame.evaluateHandle(() => document.body);
  expect(await elementHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(frame);
});

it('should work for document', async ({ page, server }) => {
  await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  await attachFrame(page, 'frame1', server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  const frame = page.frames()[1];
  const elementHandle = await frame.evaluateHandle(() => document);
  expect(await elementHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(frame);
});

it('should work for iframe elements', async ({ page, server }) => {
  await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  await attachFrame(page, 'frame1', server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  const frame = page.mainFrame();
  const elementHandle = await frame.evaluateHandle(() => document.querySelector('#frame1'));
  expect(await elementHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(frame);
});

it('should work for cross-frame evaluations', async ({ page, server }) => {
  await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  await attachFrame(page, 'frame1', server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  const frame = page.mainFrame();
  const elementHandle = await frame.evaluateHandle(() => document.querySelector('iframe').contentWindow.document.body);
  expect(await elementHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(frame.childFrames()[0]);
});

it('should work for detached elements', async ({ page, server }) => {
  await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  const divHandle = await page.evaluateHandle(() => {
    const div = document.createElement('div');
    document.body.appendChild(div);
    return div;
  });
  expect(await divHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(page.mainFrame());
  await page.evaluate(() => {
    const div = document.querySelector('div');
    document.body.removeChild(div);
  });
  expect(await divHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(page.mainFrame());
});

it('should work for adopted elements', async ({ page, server }) => {
  await page.goto(server.EMPTY_PAGE);
  const [popup] = await Promise.all([
    page.waitForEvent('popup'),
    page.evaluate(url => window['__popup'] = window.open(url), server.EMPTY_PAGE),
  ]);
  const divHandle = await page.evaluateHandle(() => {
    const div = document.createElement('div');
    document.body.appendChild(div);
    return div;
  });
  expect(await divHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(page.mainFrame());
  await popup.waitForLoadState('domcontentloaded');
  await page.evaluate(() => {
    const div = document.querySelector('div');
    window['__popup'].document.body.appendChild(div);
  });
  expect(await divHandle.ownerFrame()).toBe(popup.mainFrame());
});


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On Decline
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SKU/ISBN: 9781771963947. Categories: Field Notes, Forthcoming. Author: Potter, Andrew
Coming March 2021
COVID-19 has exposed weaknesses across all aspects of society. What can it tell us about the reality of Western civilization?
What if there is something to the notion of "the decline of the West" after all? For all our enlightenment faith in reason and progress, there are structural features of our existence that raise the question of whether it's all just an extended dream. Has the COVID-19 pandemic finally snapped us out of it, and into the waking reality of a much poorer and less illusioned existence?
Praise for Andrew Potter's The Authenticity Hoax
"Potter's broad-ranging survey makes a good case that the authenticist fantasy is deeply embedded in the culture."—Wall Street Journal
"[Andrew Potter] offers a shrewd and lively discussion peppered with pop culture references and a stimulating reappraisal of the romantic strain in modern life."—Publishers Weekly
"Potter weaves elements of history, philosophy and pop culture together in a book that will leave an impression even if it doesn't necessarily show us the path. Is Andrew Potter one of the great thinkers of our age? He may well be: this is great stuff."—January Magazine
About Field Notes
Twenty-volume folios will never make a revolution. It's the little pocket pamphlets that are to be feared.—Voltaire
Popularized during the Restoration, the tradition of pamphleteering—the publication of inexpensive booklets grappling with issues of current interest—has shaped the world in innumerable ways. From Martin Luther's 95 Theses, to Voltaire's Treatise on Tolerance, to Mary Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Woman, pamphlets have functioned as vehicles for writers and thinkers to address the pressing questions of their eras. In this spirit, Biblioasis is proud to present Field Notes, a new series of nonfiction titles exploring timely issues of public interest and featuring writers and thinkers from a range of disciplines: philosophy, public policy, history, economics, cultural criticism, and more.
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After the flu last week, which I'm grateful to the flu shot for a lighter case of the flu, I went back to work on Wednesday. Thursday morning, my mom called me at 1:20 in the morning wanting me to take her to the ER. She was having trouble breathing and was vomiting because of the chronic, violent cough. I groggily got out of bed and put the dogs I was pet sitting out into the enclosed porch and rushed home to take her in. On our way to the ER, I noticed a car pull up behind me and get REALLY close to my tail. I know that cops will sometimes do that at night to read the license plate and to see how many people are in the car. I didn't slow down, I was only going five to ten miles over the speed limit anyway. When I turned off the road into the entrance of the ER, the cop kept going. We parked in the ER parking lot, and as we were walking towards the entrance, I noticed the cop had pulled into the second entrance and swung through the parking lot and passed us. I had to laugh, he was just making sure I wasn't trying to ditch him by pulling into the ER. Nope! I was just trying to get there before mom had to vomit again.
After spending from about 2:30 to 8:00 at the ER, they finally sent us home with a diagnosis of pneumonia. I settled mom in at home, went back down to town to pick up her meds, and delivered them at home before going back to the house where I was staying to catch a couple of hours of sleep before dragging myself to work with a bottle of Mt. Dew in tow for the afternoon. I went to bed early both Thursday and Friday nights, and spent most of Saturday sleeping.
Today, I feel like a normal person again! I'm still not completely back to the same level of fitness before I got sick, but I'm almost there. I took Missy for a walk this morning for 1.76 miles at a slow-moderate pace. I normally cruise along at a good clip, but I didn't have the energy for that sort of thing today. Before driving home, I stopped at the gym for a quick quad workout before coming on home again. The mountains around here are finally getting some snow, so I need to get my legs in shape so I can hit the slopes. I won a free ski/snowboard rental and a free lift ticket to a local resort, and I can't wait until they have enough snow to open.
I wasn't too impressed by these leggings that I ordered from Amazon. They had good reviews, but I kept on having to pull them up every few minutes because they wanted to sag down. I'm bummed that they didn't work very well because they do have great pockets on the side of the thighs for my cell phone or keys. Oh well. On a good note, I did find at Walmart two more pairs of Avia leggings that I love in grey that do have the pockets. There is something about this particular brand that holds everything in well without sliding down or the waistband rolling. This style has my beloved side pockets on them, so I grabbed two pairs!