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Q: fig.savefig outputs blank files in a loop I am aware that this has been asked many times. I have read the relevant threads and tried to implement the suggestions, but nothing seems to work. Plots show just fine, but saving them yields blank files.
Here's my code:
for time_index in np.arange(hr_from,hr_to,1):
    fig, ax = plt.subplots(figsize=[10, 10], subplot_kw={'projection': ccrs.PlateCarree()})
    gl = ax.gridlines(crs=ccrs.PlateCarree(), draw_labels=True,
                      linewidth=2, color='gray', alpha=0.5, linestyle='-')
    extent = [-11, 16, 39, 61] # latitude and longitude borders of the map
    ax.set_extent(extent)
    #
    # Other details of plotting omitted here
    #
    plt.rcParams['font.size'] = 12
    ax.coastlines()
    ax.add_feature(cartopy.feature.BORDERS)
    fig.savefig("C:/maps.png", bbox_inches='tight')

What am I missing?
Edit: if it's of any relevance, the output file type is PapyrusPlugin Class, which I've not heard of until now so don't know much about it

A: I don't know why or how, but this is how I fixed it:
In this line of code,
fig.savefig("C:/maps.png", bbox_inches='tight')
I originally had strings in it like "%s". Instead of using %s I just used f-string and it started to save the plots correctly. I didn't expect this to cause an error at all, that's why I didn't even post the line as I originally wrote in my full script.

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Q: Virtualbox crashes quite often in Windows 8 I just installed Windows 8 on my computer.
I got the ISO and the product key from my university so the software itself is sound.
I use alot of virtual box.
And ever since I moved to Windows 8, I have noticed that virtual box crashes more often.
In particular, it is very very bad at opening multiple guests. My CPU usage will be at like 20% and I only have 3 guests open and my entire computer just freezes. Cursor and all.
In Windows 7, I was able to open like 6 (not that I ever needed to) and really push my CPU.
I havent experience any other issues with Windows 8 yet.
Has anyone encountered this?
Thanks!

A: Ask it in the official Virtualbox forum or create a ticket in tracker.

A: VirtualBox crashes very often in Windows 7 and Windows 8 on my i3 with Radeon laptop. You could either try Hyper-V (if you're using Windows 8 Pro, and your hardware supports it), or try VMWare Player


Update 8 July 2014: The Island Performer has been delivered today to her new owner, Island Offshore.
Island Offshore's latest well intervention vessel Island Performer was getting the last of its outfitting completed at the Ulstein Verft Shipyard in Ulsteinvik, Norway when we visited in mid-June 2014.
The vessel is an Ulstein SX121 design and is outfitted to conduct subsea inspection, maintenance and repair, well intervention and ROV operations while utilizing a 250-ton active heave compensated crane and a 300-ton, 31-meter tall Module Handling Tower. The vessel also has two moonpools and carries two work-class ROVs which can be simultaneously deployed via the ROV moonpool and a starboard-side ROV launching A-frame.
None of the cable for the main crane is reeled inside the crane itself, but rather below-decks.
Having 3000 meters of cable that is as wide in diameter as a grapefruit spooled above the main deck would create a significant stability problem for the vessel and is the primary reason for it being stored below according to Håvard Stave, Sales and Projects Director at Ulstein.
The hydraulic hoses pictured below power the active heave compensation for the 250 ton crane which is pressurized by a half dozen or more large nitrogen canisters mounted inside the crane machinery space.
Looking up the Module Handling Tower (MHT) which measures 8 meters by 8 meters at the base and rises 31 meters above the main deck. This tower is used for well intervention and a number of other subsea activities.
The view from the bridge looking forward (above) and aft (below). The Island Performer is DP3 equipped from MT.
The Island Performer is powered by 6 Rolls-Royce main engines which drive two tunnel thrusters, one retractable thruster and three main azimuth thrusters.
Pictured below is the drydock at Ulstein Verft shipyard. The dock itself is particularly interesting in that the sides of the drydock are exposed bedrock. In the building in the background with the red roof is where Ulstein's naval architects and marine engineers have their offices and to the right is the covered dry dock where the SX121-design PSV Blue Storm is under construction (below).
The SX121 platform supply vessel has been a remarkable success story for Ulstein. The company built two on spec via their investment vehicle Blue Ship Invest with the idea that they would be well-received by the market and were subsequently placed on charter with Statoil.
Soon after, positive reviews came in and Nordic American Offshore ordered seven of the vessels. In total, around 22 of the ships have been ordered by Ulstein's clients around the world, however the unofficial number is closer to 3o.


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Q: What is a good stopword in full text indexing? When you go to the Appendix D in Oracle Text Reference they provide lists of stopwords used by Oracle Text when indexing table contents.
When I see the English list, nothing puzzles me. But the reason why the French list includes moyennant (French for in view of which) for example is unclear. Oracle has probably thought it through more than once before including it.
How would you constitute a list of appropriate stopwords if you were to design an indexer?

A: Haven't really tried to build up a stopword list before, but my approach would be statistical analysis of appearance of words in text corpus.
Common words, which appear in many documents all over corpus with similar probability (and maybe low standard deviation), are bad at "identifying" any given document, should go into list of stopwords.
Vice versa, rare words are excellent at "identifying" documents (and are good keywords and search terms), and should not go in stopword list.

A: People don't usually search on articles, pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions and the like...adding them to your index just adds noise. I would also include common phrases that don't really add meaning to the text (whereas, instead of, on the other hand). Moyennant appears to fall in the latter category, that's probably why it's included as a stop word.


I am the proud builder of a new age treehouse. I am 100% "green". I would love to get my treehouse "exposure", and maybe be able to see it in an article or calendar, maybe.
I would love to show anyone that might be interested, photographs of our "guest house".
Any information on treehouse clubs….magazines….chat rooms…or????, would be greatly appreciated.
I want to know how to meet with Pete in person. He featured one of our treehouses in a past book and we are now in the Seattle area.


My friends at Nylon Coffee Roasters are celebrating their fifth birthday tomorrow!
On this special day, coffee will be on the house and like the past four years, we humbly ask for your support to raise funds for charity: water by tipping generously into the donation jar for each order.
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Q: How should I place my math functions? I must calculate the answer to this math problem:  (√trunc(25.7)) - (2.2)^2
My code gives me an error saying "Incompatible types". The problem lies within my sqrt function. If I remove sqrt my program works.
The error message that displays:
[Error] Unit1.pas(32): Incompatible types
My code:
unit Unit1;

interface

uses
  Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms,
  Dialogs, StdCtrls, ComCtrls, Math;

type
  TForm1 = class(TForm)
    btnEnter: TButton;
    redOut: TRichEdit;
    procedure btnEnterClick(Sender: TObject);
  private
    { Private declarations }
  public
    { Public declarations }
  end;

var
  Form1: TForm1;

implementation

{$R *.dfm}

procedure TForm1.btnEnterClick(Sender: TObject);
var
  x: Real;

begin
  x := Sqrt(Trunc(25.7)) - Power(2.2,2);
  Writeln(FloatToStr(x));
end;

end.

A: As written the code compiles. For example, this complete program
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}

uses
  SysUtils, Math;

var
  x: Real;

begin
  x := Sqrt(Trunc(25.7)) - Power(2.2,2);
  Writeln(FloatToStr(x));
end.

compiles.
So, why does your code not compile? The only rational explanation is that you have another, competing, function names Sqrt or Trunc or Power. Find that other function and remove it.
As an example, the following program:
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}

uses
  SysUtils, Math;

var
  x: Real;

function Power(Base, Exponent: Cardinal): Cardinal;
begin
  Result := 1;
  while Exponent > 0 do begin
    Result := Result * Base;
    dec(Exponent);
  end;
end;

begin
  x := Sqrt(Trunc(25.7)) - Power(2.2,2);
  Writeln(FloatToStr(x));
end.

fails to compile with the following error:

[dcc32 Error] E2010 Incompatible types: 'Cardinal' and 'Extended'

Some other advice:

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*Get into the habit of posting a complete program that illustrates your problem. The complete programs that appear in this answer are the sort of thing you are looking for. Make the shortest, simplest, but complete program that illustrates the problem. As an added benefit of doing this, you'll likely solve the problem yourself.

*Always quote error messages verbatim. Error messages contain useful information. By transmitting partial error messages you deny us access to that information. In fact, once you realise that error messages contain information then you'll read them more carefully yourself, and be able to use the information to help you solve the problem.


Today in bizarre teen dress code enforcement: Dayton, Idaho high school senior Evette Reay was suspended 30 minutes before the final bell rang on her last day of school over the dress she wore that day to celebrate.
Did the dress have sleeves? Check. Did the dress have a back and a relatively high neckline? Check. Pass the fingertip length test? Check. So what was the problem? As far as I can tell, maybe a scalloped hemline?
Legrand Leavitt, the teacher who took issue with the frock and gave student Evette Reay a hard time for it, technically cited that the dress was too short. Except that in the photo, it looks a reasonable hand-length above the knee, and the only thing we can imagine freaked him out was — gasp — that slutty, slutty scalloping. Which like, just because that detail, combined with a pastel color, reminds you of a nightie, dude, doesn't mean that she's breaking a dress code.
When Evette told her teacher that she wouldn't change out of the dress, he menacingly threatened her with a call to the superintendent. Leavitt claimed that he could have her diploma held for daring to argue with him. After that, Evette adhered to the school's handbook guidelines and called her mom to bring her a change of clothes, only to find out after the call that she had been suspended anyway for "insubordination."
Said Evette to ABC8, "I realize I told [the teacher] no, but after I talked to my school board member about that, he was like, 'You had every right to say no.'"
That school board member is Dan Garner and he's attempting to get her suspension expunged. But in a conference with Evette, her mother, her school principal, and Leavitt, the teacher claimed that she "was rude and got in his face when he said her dress was too short."
Uh huh. But threatening to call the superintendent over a hemline isn't combative?


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Q: Scala return variable type after future is complete Add Comment Collapse I've got a problem with returning a list after handling futures in scala. My code looks like this:
def getElements(arrayOfIds: Future[Seq[Int]]): Future[Seq[Element]] = {
    var elementArray: Seq[Element] = Seq()

    arrayOfIds.map {
      ids => ids.map(id => dto.getElementById(id).map {
                    case Some(element) => elementArray = elementArray :+ element
                    case None => println("Element not found")
                  })
    }
    arrayOfIds.onComplete(_ => elementArray)
  }

I'd like to do something like .onComplete, however the return type is
 Unit and I'd like to return a Future[Seq[Whatever]]. Is there clean way to handle futures like this? Thanks!

A: Instead of assigning the result to a mutable variable, return it from the continuation of the Future. You can use flatMap to extract only the Element results which actually contain a value:
def getElements(arrayOfIds: Future[Seq[Int]]): Future[Seq[Element]] = {
  arrayOfIds.flatMap(id => Future.fold(id.map(getElementById))(Seq.empty[Element])(_ ++ _))
}

A: Please provide the type of function dto.getElementById. If it is Int => Future[Option[Element]], then:
def getElements(arrayOfIds: Future[Seq[Int]]): Future[Seq[Element]] = {
  val allElements: Future[Seq[Option[Element]]] = arrayOfIds.flatMap( ids =>
    Future.sequence(ids.map(dto.getElementById))
  )
  allElements.map(_.flatMap{
    case None => println();None
    case some => some
  })
}

Without logging, it would be:
arrayOfIds.flatMap( ids => Future.traverse(ids.map(dto.getElementById))(_.flatten))


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I am having the same issue, I have dug it bellow 20, around 18-19 from center, and the pollution is still massive. everything in the area on the surface is dying.
Is it supposed to be this bad? I do not see the logic in it. tailing is the toxic heavy metal left overs from smelting the ore.
So how does this pollution seep upwards?


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Wuzhu bezeichnet:

 Wuzhu (Huyi) (五竹镇), Großgemeinde im Stadtbezirk Huyi in der chinesischen Provinz Shaanxi
 Wuzhu (Weiyuan) (五竹镇), Großgemeinde im Kreis Weiyuan in der chinesischen Provinz Gansu
 Wuzhu (Guangnan) (五珠乡), Gemeinde im Kreis Guangnan in der chinesischen Provinz Yunnan

Wuzhu ist der Name von:

 Wuzhu (Minyue-König) († 192 v. Chr.), König des Minyue-Reiches
 Wuzhu (Jin-General) († 1148), General der Jin-Dynastie

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Cape Town - Ulster head coach Les Kiss has praised the Springbok contingent of Jean Deysel and Marcell Coetzee following their 42-19 PRO14 thrashing of the Cheetahs.
The Springbok duo were in fine form against their compatriots and were singled out for special praise by Kiss.
Deysel was making his Ulster debut and Coetzee only his fifth start for the club after an injury-plagued 2016/2017 which saw him undergo a pair of knee surgeries.
And Kiss has specifically referred to the added physicality the pair brought to the side since their introduction.
"It certainly helps," Kiss told the Belfast Telegraph.
"Particularly there was a really good moment when Marcell made a big carry and he was backed up by a good hit up by Jean.
"Those double carries can make a big difference. It gives you a chance to expose space and that power, it certainly helps.
"It can make a difference. You have to work to the space and be clinical with that too and we did that at the right times. Not every time, but enough to push the score."
Deysel received the man-of-the-match accolade for his efforts but was quick to acknowledge the team effort.
"We are building on a team culture as well and I do think it went really well on the night," said the four-times capped Springbok.


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Eight Men Out (br: Fora da Jogada) é um filme de drama e esporte estadunidense de 1988, escrito e dirigido por John Sayles, com roteiro baseado no livro Eight Men Out: The Black Sox and the 1919 World Series, de Eliot Asinof, sobre a história real de jogadores do Chicago White Sox, time americano de beisebol que teria "vendido" o campeonato em protesto contra os baixos salários.

Elenco
John Cusack como Buck Weaver
Charlie Sheen como Oscar "Happy" Felsh
Christopher Lloyd como Bill Burns
D.B. Sweeney como Joseph "Shoeless Joe" Jackson
Michael Lerner como Arnold Rothstein
Clifton James como Charles Comiskey
Bill Irwin como Eddie Collins
Gordon Clapp como Shalk Ray
Perry Lang como McMullin Fred
Richard Edson como Billy Maharg
Jhon Anderson como Landis Mountain Kenesaw
John Mahoney como Gleason Kid
Michael Mantell como Abe Attell
Don Harvey como Swede Risberg
Jace Alexander como Kerr Dickey

Filmes baseados em obras de autores dos Estados Unidos
Filmes de esporte dos Estados Unidos
Filmes dirigidos por John Sayles
Filmes dos Estados Unidos de 1988
Filmes ambientados em Chicago
Filmes gravados em Chicago
Filmes ambientados em Indiana
Filmes de drama dos Estados Unidos
Filmes baseados em livros de não ficção
Filmes em língua inglesa
Filmes sobre basebol


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#pragma once

#include <imtjson/value.h>
#include <condition_variable>
#include <functional>
#include <map>
#include <memory>
#include <mutex>
#include <queue>
#include <thread>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <unordered_set>

#include "orderBudget.h"
#include "marketConfig.h"
#include "imoneysrvclient.h"
#include "shared/mtcounter.h"
#include "shared/dispatcher.h"

namespace quark {

using ondra_shared::MTCounter;
using ondra_shared::Dispatcher;

///Contains in-memory map of all active orders and their budget
/**
 * Function allocBudget calculates total budget reserved for orders for given user.
 * It calculates budget before update and after update of the budget and determines future
 * action
 *
 * If the budget raising, function asks the money server for permission. Only when
 * permission is granted the order is accepted and added to the in-memory map. Because
 * the request to the moeny server is asynchronous, the function cannot return result
 * immediatelly and expects that caller provides a callback function.
 *
 * If the budget is lowering, function only sends the state to the money server without
 * waiting to reply. In this case, function updates map immediatelly
 */
class MoneyService: public RefCntObj {
public:

	typedef IMoneySrvClient::Callback Callback;

	class AllocReq: public json::RefCntObj {
	public:
		const json::Value user;
		const json::Value order;
		const OrderBudget budget;
		const Callback callback;

		AllocReq(const json::Value &user,
				const json::Value &order, const OrderBudget& budget,
				const Callback &callback)
			:user(user),order(order),budget(budget),callback(callback) {}
	};

	typedef RefCntPtr<AllocReq> PAllocReq;

	MoneyService(PMoneySrvClient client,
				 PMarketConfig mcfg,
				 Dispatcher &dispatch)
		:client(client),mcfg(mcfg),dispatch(dispatch) {}

	~MoneyService();

	///Allocate user's budget
	/**
	 * @param user user identification
	 * @param order order identification
	 * @param budget budget information
	 * @param callback function called when allocation is complete. Argument can
	 * be nullptr in case, that caller doesn't expect negative reply.
	 *
	 * @retval true operation successed without need to access money server. Callback
	 * will not called
	 * @retval false The result is undetermined, the callback function will be called.
	 *
	 * The argument of the response is true=budget allocated, false=allocation rejected
	 */

	bool allocBudget(json::Value user, json::Value order, const OrderBudget &budget, Callback callback);

	bool allocBudget(const PAllocReq &req);

	///Deletes order from budget
	/** Function doesn't send update to TM. Use this function only if you plan to reacquire
	 * the budget by calling allocBudget
	 *
	 * @param user user
	 * @param order order
	 */
	void deleteOrder(json::Value user, json::Value order);

	void setClient(PMoneySrvClient client) {this->client = client;}
	void setMarketConfig(PMarketConfig cfg) {this->mcfg = mcfg;}

	Value toJson() const;

protected:

	PMoneySrvClient client;
	PMarketConfig mcfg;
	Dispatcher &dispatch;
protected:

	bool allocBudgetLk(const PAllocReq &req);
	bool allocBudgetLk2(const PAllocReq &req);

	struct Key {
		json::Value user;
		json::Value command;

		Key () {}
		Key (json::Value user,json::Value command)
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		static Key lBound(json::Value user) {
			return Key(user, nullptr);
		}
		static Key uBound(json::Value user) {
			return Key(user, json::object);
		}

	};

	struct CmpKey {
		bool operator()(const Key &a, const Key &b) const {
			int r = json::Value::compare(a.user,b.user) ;
			if (r < 0) return true;
			if (r == 0) {
				return  json::Value::compare(a.command,b.command)<0;
			}
			return false;
		}
	};

	typedef std::map<Key, OrderBudget, CmpKey> BudgetUserMap;
	typedef std::queue<PAllocReq> AllocQueue;
	typedef std::unordered_map<json::Value, AllocQueue> LockedUsers;

	BudgetUserMap budgetMap;
	LockedUsers lockedUsers;
	MTCounter inflight;
	mutable std::recursive_mutex lock;

	void updateBudget(json::Value user, json::Value order, const OrderBudget& toBlock);

	OrderBudget calculateBudget(Value user) const;
	std::pair<OrderBudget,OrderBudget> calculateBudgetAdv(Value user, Value order, const OrderBudget &b) const;

	typedef std::unique_lock<std::recursive_mutex> Sync;

	void allocFinish(const PAllocReq &req, IMoneySrvClient::AllocResult b);
	void allocFinishCb(bool async, const PAllocReq &req, const OrderBudget &budget, IMoneySrvClient::AllocResult b);
	void unlockUser(const json::Value user);
	class AllocCallback;
};

typedef json::RefCntPtr<MoneyService> PMoneyService;

class ErrorMoneyService: public IMoneySrvClient {
public:
	virtual void adjustBudget(json::Value user, OrderBudget &total) override {}
	virtual bool allocBudget(json::Value user, OrderBudget total, Callback callback) override;
	virtual void reportTrade(Value , const TradeData &d) override {}
	virtual void setMarketConfig(PMarketConfig) {}
};
}

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Today's note from legend Art Cashin: On this day in 1654, Richard Thurlow was granted a Massachusetts charter for a toll bridge he had financed which spanned the Newbury River (near Rowley). The question of taxes or tolls was controversial even at that stage in America.
So, when the General Court of Mass. granted Thurlow his franchise, they agreed that the tolls should be based on commerce. After all, business was business. And in those days business clearly meant animals. Horses and oxen to pull wagons. Cattle for meat or milk. And sheep and chickens and hogs, etc., were there for meat.
Thus, people could cross for free. Horses, oxen and cows paid one shilling apiece. The lesser stock was charged 1/2 shilling per passage. The toll bridge only survived until 1680 when a competitor came up with a frequent mooing plan.
To celebrate join a few friends in some place that doesn't look like a pig sty for a business drink and try not to burn your bridges behind you.
It wasn't oxen and horses that seemed to symbolize Wall Street on Tuesday. Instead, like a hen hatching an egg, traders continued to sit on their gains of the last couple of weeks and moved with only minor changes.
As FOMC Convenes, Stocks Continue To Consolidate Near Rally Highs – Foreign markets generally showed minor gains as they reopened after the May Day holiday. Having no clear reason to do otherwise, U.S. stocks opted to follow suit.
The tech stocks managed to inch higher despite Advanced Micro Devices going into virtual freefall. The airline sector was firm, thanks in no small part to good news from Delta.
"FOMC Drift" (mild upward bias for market while FOMC is in session) may be helping mildly but the vigil of Apple earnings tonight is also a key factor.
Traders talk that Washington seems to become more dysfunctional every day.
Stocks remained range-bound through the afternoon.
In the closing minutes, the bulls got bailed out by over $600 million to buy on the bell. Yawn!
Don't Count Your Chickens – My friend and fellow market veteran, Jim Brown, over at Option Investor, very cautiously notes that the recent budget compromise has not actually been voted by either House nor has it been signed by President Trump. Cross your fingers and watch the clock.
Will The Next Technological Breakthrough Come In The Old Technology And Will It Bring The Most Disruption Yet? – Technology has led to some dramatic and disruptive changes over the last decade and a half.
A little over ten years ago, in January 2007, when Steve Jobs stepped onto the stage at the MacWorld Conference in San Francisco none of us knew what was about to happen.
Steve wanted to induce us to carry a small, powerful computer in our pocket or purse. Since that was such an outlandish idea, Mr. Jobs was forced to disguise the computer as a telephone. He called it the iPhone.
The computer power made the phone far more interactive, loaded with tons and tons of memory. It was a revolution and nothing has been the same since.
It allowed for apps like Uber, which has revolutionized the taxi and transportation business. Or Airbnb, which provides more rooms than Marriott could ever dream of.
There's even more to come. Folks are said to be working on a fitness/medical app. It will analyze your breath and your perspiration, monitor your heart and your pressure and even read the iris of your eye. The hope is that it can provide an instant and accurate diagnosis in minutes.
But there may be even bigger things afoot. One of them could be a battery.
But, far more consequential than a phone battery would be a more highly efficient battery for automobiles.
Current electric vehicles (EVs) have a daily range of about 150 to 200 miles and need a couple of hours to recharge.
Suppose we could develop a battery that could range 400 to 500 miles and recharge in thirty minutes or less.
The effect might be dramatic and almost instantaneous. Every major car producer already has some form of electric drive train. They can already travel far if only they had the power.
What if suddenly 70% of cars were electric? What would happen to the price of crude oil?
Already the globe is producing more energy from renewables (primarily solar and wind) than it does from fossil fuels. What if we had an efficient battery to store the energy where it's produced and then transport it to where it is consumed?
The next big breakthrough may be in battery technology – and, if it is, it may change our world dramatically. Stay tuned.
Not Quite "Sell In May" But A Call For A Somewhat Bumpy Summer – Bond Guru, Jeff Gundlach, at Doubleline Capital told interviewers that he anticipates that the yield on the ten year will move higher over the summer and that should "go along with a correction in the stock market". He also expects the dollar to weaken a bit and gold to move somewhat higher. He did not seem to indicate that any of those moves might be major.
Overnight And Overseas – In Asia, Tokyo and Hong Kong are closed along with a few other markets (Buddha's Birthday?). Shanghai and India were down slightly.
European markets are giving up most of yesterday's gains. In other assets, crude bounced back to just under $48 on a surprisingly large drop in inventories in the API report. That makes today's 10:30 IEA data even more important. The euro is down a touch as is gold.
Consensus – No surprise expected from the Fed, so consolidation may continue as we await payroll data. French debate late in our session may be a factor. Stick with the drill – stay wary, alert and very, very nimble.
***ALSO JUST RELEASED: An Important Update On The War In The Gold & Silver Markets CLICK HERE.


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UC Browser App Temporarily Removed from Google Play Store ?
UC Browser App Temporarily Removed from Google Play Store
UC Browser App: The UC Browser is a is a mobile browser, developed by the Chinese mobile Internet company UCWeb, which is owned by Alibaba Group of China. UC Browser App which is the popular browser in India with over 500 million downloads globally, has mysteriously Disappears from Google Play Store. Now, Nobody seems to know why UC Browser App removed from the play store.
The removal of UC Browser from Google Play Store was spotted by users and reported late on Tuesday. This was first noticed by Reddit users. Android Police founder Artem Russakovskii also posted the text of an email that he received from UC Union (UCWeb's affiliate network) that suggests some conflict between Google and UCWeb. The UC Union email, which was said to be circulated on November 9, warns partners to abandon "all misleading/malicious advertising" ways that are being used to procure new users.
It is said that the ban was suggested on the grounds of data theft. The data was sent to a remote server. However, both Google and UC Browser have not come with an explanation as yet and it is not known whether the ban is temporary or permanent.
UC Browser App Update: UCWeb provided Gadgets 360 the following response:
"We were informed by Google Play about temporary removal of UC Browser from the Play Store for 7 days, beginning 13 Nov 2017, under the reason that a certain setting of UC Browser is not in line with Google's policy. We have conducted an urgent internal investigation and fixed the problem. The new version has been uploaded to Google Play's Developer Console and is awaiting evaluation.
We will actively cooperate with Google Play for any concern caused by this unintentional error. In the meantime, users can still download UC Browser Mini from the Play Store, an alternative version of the UC Browser. We thank Google Play for their understanding and support extended to us. UC Browser new product package will be back on Google Play next week and, in the interim, users and partners can download the product from our website http://www.ucweb.com."
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To coordinate design development and prepare drawings fit for construction, authority submission and tender exercise.
To attend project related meetings & participate effectively in technical and design discussions.
To conduct periodical site inspections to ensure design and authority compliances.
Able to carry out from design conceptualization to completion within the deadline.
Should have aptitude, skills specifically for project management in medium to high end mixed developments.
Planning, designing and coordinating of all related project architectural matters, where applicable. In the day to day duties of the project's administration.
Study and review architectural drawings and specifications to ensure compliance to company standard and requirements.
Must possess at least a degree in Architectural with minimum Part II recognition by LAM.
Min 7 years working experience in related field.
Conversant in Autodesk Revit, Sketch up, Adobe Photoshop.
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The E769 collaboration Alves, G.A. ; Amato, S. ; Anjos, J.C. ; et al.
Phys.Rev.Lett. 72 (1994) 812-815, 1994.
Phys.Lett. B559 (2003) 179-186, 2003.
Using data from Fermilab fixed-target experiment E769, we have measured particle-antiparticle production asymmetries for Lambda0 hyperons in 250 GeV/c pi+-, K+- and p -- nucleon interactions. The asymmetries are measured as functions of Feynman-x (x_F) and p_t^2 over the ranges -0.12<=x_F<=0.12 and 0<=p_t^2<=3 (GeV/c)^2 (for positive beam) and -0.12<=x_F<=0.4 and 0<=p_t^2<=10 (GeV/c)^2 (for negative beam). We find substantial asymmetries, even at x_F around zero. We also observe leading-particle-type asymmetries. These latter effects are qualitatively as expected from valence-quark content of the target and variety of projectiles studied.
Phys.Rev.Lett. 77 (1996) 2388-2391, 1996.


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by Jean Schiffman
Footloose brings seasoned actors David Schein and Robert Ernst to the stage for a weekend of duets.
David Schein appears, ear to cell phone. "Look, I can't talk, I'm onstage," he mutters. He promises the audience he'll be done in a second, but . . . "Look, hang in there," he tells his caller. "Can you at least hop? Like to the kitchen so you can rub up against a knife and free your hands? Hang on, I'm getting a call . . ."
The excerpt is from Schein's solo piece "Distraction," a comic and interactive riff about the effect of technology on our ability to pay attention. In it, he invites the audience to "please turn on your cell phones" and call or text him—or anyone else. His phone's digital screen is projected onstage. Some of his incoming calls include semi-scripted bits like a mordant, one-sided conversation with his dead mother.
A West Coast premiere, "Distraction" is one of two solos that Schein is performing during a month-long residency, courtesy of the local arts-presenting organization Footloose and its director, Mary Alice Fry. Fry and Schein go way back; she appeared in one of his signature productions, the opera "Tokens," in 1985. "Distraction" plays alongside another comic solo in Schein's repertory, "Out Comes Butch," in which a construction worker morphs through what Schein calls a "unique cocktail" of sexual identities, searching for the elusive authentic and successful self.
Also during the residency—which includes readings and workshops—Schein teams up with another old theater friend, Bay Area actor and solo performer Robert Ernst (who in fact directed "Tokens"), to stage three "duets": Ernst's "Less of Me," Schein's "Hotball" and a largely improvisational final piece, "The Jewthuran Beatnik Baby Shower," the title a reference to "the beatnik Lutheran Iowa farm boy and the commie hitchhiker faculty brat from Vermont." The farm boy and the commie have been emailing scripts back and forth in preparation for the multidisciplinary duets.
Schein and Ernst first met at the University of Iowa in the late 1960s, when Schein was 18 and Ernst four years older; both participated in creating the Iowa Theater Lab to experiment with new forms of theater. Not long after that, Ernst and actor/playwright John O'Keefe headed for the Bay Area (O'Keefe for a gig at the Magic Theatre) and eventually formed the legendary Blake Street Hawkeyes in Berkeley; Schein joined them, and other pioneers of the local experimental theater scene—Whoopi Goldberg, Leonard Pitt, Ellen Sebastian and others—gravitated to the Hawkeyes too.
Now, Schein is delighted to return to the Bay Area, one of his great artistic homes, where he came of age as an artist. He'd left here in 1987 to perform around the U.S. and the world (defying a specific label, he calls himself a sort of "theater janitor": "I write, teach, perform, produce, sweep the stage . . ."), ultimately returning to his hometown, Burlington, Vermont. Jamming with Ernst is something that just comes naturally, since both men are actors, writers and musicians with a shared aesthetic that involves poetic text ("that beatnik bebop thing," says Ernst), storytelling, physical gesture, percussion and improvisation.
"At Blake Street, we were engaged in a kind of improvisation that was not theater games," explains Schein. "We were working with pretty abstract concepts, like [the music of] John Cage. We all did physical theater . . . choral work . . ." It was, he says, a laboratory of theatrical experimentation. "Bob and I are still in that world . . . aesthetic brothers," he says. "I've written tone poems and choral works into theater. I've done choral work with Bob drumming . . ." Agrees Ernst, "We have a similar, percussive style, we're musically oriented, poetically expressionistic to abstract to a little too concrete, maybe."
Schein's second solo to be staged during the residency, "Out Comes Butch," was created in the Bay Area in 1982. Since then Schein has performed it extensively in Europe and North America, others have produced and performed it and it was published in 1983 in one of a series of anthologies called "West Coast Plays," edited by San Francisco Chronicle theater critic Robert Hurwitt. "I wanted to be a woman onstage," explains Schein. "It was the '80s, all this feminism was going on, I'm a straight guy but I have a lot of gay friends." But his first attempts at playing a woman came out looking like gay stereotypes, which gave him the idea for "Butch." It was an era when young people were trying on different identities, which he found great but also hilarious. He assembled wigs, mustaches, beards, bustiers, dresses, tool belts and hard hats and in one day improvised the story of Butch: a tough, macho man trying out various sexual identities, from sexist pig to sensitive male ("If you are sensitive you can get laid a lot more," advises Butch) to experimenting with homosexuality, to ending up as a transgendered, angry lesbian who can only get work as a carpenter—Butch's original job. "He's the same screwed-up person!" chortles Schein. He revised the play in the '90s for a production in San Diego and is updating it again for this 2015 incarnation to include the latest references. "Times have changed but I don't know if people have," he muses. "Everybody's [still] a whole combination of different flavors."
Schein and Ernst's own autobiographical stories of coming to San Francisco are the dominant theme in their weekend of duets. The first two-hander, "Less of Me," is, says Ernst, a "little soft-shoe vaudeville" that he wrote for himself and Schein in which they trade off narrating and acting, with Ernst directing. It traces their first meeting in Iowa and their first few years here. He expects it to involve the movement-based performance concepts of Polish innovator Jerzy Grotowski and lots of percussion—"patches of song, patches of story: and to represent "everything I believe in."
Schein's contribution to the duet program, "Hotball," is a musical piece, which he himself will direct, about global warming, written with Vermont collaborator Geof Hewitt. He expects Ernst to contribute some writing and music as well. In the final duet, the largely improvisational "Baby Shower," they will include elements of whatever transpired in the first two duets and make use of an array of percussive instruments. "We're very concerned with a certain kind of physical gesture," says Ernst, "and how that morphs in aging. . . . Back in the day, we got very physical, we did very jazzy vocal stuff. I'm interested in reinvestigating that from the perspective of 40-odd years later." The physical basis of all Ernst's work since 1973 has been t'ai chi, but now, at age 70, his movement is less muscular, coming more from an internal impulse. And his writing, he says, comes from a more global perspective than it once did.
Both Schein and Ernst relish teaching writing to young people. "Love your work, strive for excellence, don't be satisfied," Schein advises them. "Sometimes I'm still scared to go onstage, sometimes not," he admits. "I hope I'm getting better. Sometimes I am."
October 9-17
"Distraction" and "Out Comes Butch"
October 23 & 24
"Less of Me," "Hotball," "The Jewthuran Beatnik Baby Shower"
Footloose at EXIT
156 Eddy St., San Francisco
(800) 838-3006/ftloose.org


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Four workers killed by a lethal gas in November 2014 would be alive today had their employer, DuPont, taken steps to protect them, a U.S. Department of Labor investigation found.
In July 2010, DuPont was cited for a similar violation.
Kanawha Valley residents may remember that similar violation. It was issued to DuPont's Belle plant following a series of incidents in January 2010 that left one worker dead.
Small Lots Manufacturing (SLM) Unit, Phosgene Shed: Employees working in the SLM Unit were not trained to recognize that leaving liquid phosgene in a non-vented flexible transfer hose for an extended period of time could result in the rupture of the flexible hose due to the thermal expansion of the liquid phosgene as determined on January 25, 2010.
(a) On November 15, 2015, and at times prior thereto, at the DuPont facility in LaPorte, TX, the employer did not train employees on the written operating procedure for the Lannate/API/MIC building ventilation fans ("Building Ventilation System Function of Operation") and all safe work practices that needed to be employed in the event they were not operational.
(b) On November 15, 2015, and at times prior thereto, at the DuPont facility in LaPorte, TX, the employer failed to train employees on the safe work practices for draining Low Point Drains located near the 18HV, and did not ensure employees followed line opening and MSS procedures.
November's lethal chemical release at a DuPont plant in La Porte would not have happened if the company had not ignored a series of problems or had developed stronger safeguards to deal with them, according to findings the U.S. Chemical Safety Board released Thursday.
"What we're seeing here … is definitely a problem of safety culture in the corporation of DuPont," CSB Chairman Rafael Moure-Eraso said as he briefed reporters in Houston.


Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side face a tough away trip to the Etihad Stadium to take on current league leaders Manchester City in Saturday's late Premier League match.
The Reds have just one league victory under their new manager so far and have struggled to score a steady amount of goals this season. Of course, much of that can be blamed on the injuries sustained by their strike force.
City, on the other hand, have had no issues scoring goals, netting more goals than any other team in the league. Their forward line has been scoring freely even when talisman Aguero was injured. Record signing Kevin De Bruyne has also shown the kind of form that originally resulted in him being brought to the Premier League in exchange for copious amounts of money.
One of the key battles will be fought between two big Belgians – Vincent Kompany and Christian Benteke. The compatriots will battle it out in what will be an entertaining clash to say the least. The duo know all about each other having spent the past few years in the Belgian national setup.
Kompany might be a doubt for this one but is likely to feature. City have only conceded one league goal whenever their skipper has played. Kompany has also netted two goals this season having failed to score any in the previous campaign.
The other Belgian in consideration has had serious struggles with injury since joining the Merseyside club at the start of this season. Despite missing a chunk of games already, Benteke has still managed four goals and continues to impress with his performances. Liverpool will be highly dependent on Benteke to produce the goods against what will be a tough challenge against Manuel Pellegrini's side.


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import org.xmldb.api.base.Collection;
import org.xmldb.api.base.XMLDBException;
import org.xmldb.api.modules.CollectionManagementService;

import java.net.URI;

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    private String xpath;
    private String username;
    private String password;
    private String databaseUri;
    private String collectionUri;

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This year we will be going through the Evangel, as it is recorded in "The Gospel according to St. Luke." I've selected Luke this year because during the new church year that starts in Advent we will be reading on Sunday mornings primarily from the Gospel of Luke. By the way, here's a little interesting bit of information: About 28% of the entire New Testament was written by St. Luke (The Gospel and the Book of Acts).
What you do, as a Christian, is transmit the Evangel –The Good News--according to how you have been shaped by the Gospel Word of God. The point is NOT that the "Gospel" can mean anything we think or want it to. The point is that the Gospel is what makes us Christians and that Good News gets seen by others, told, arranged, and handed on by us.
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Consumer watch, DIRT, Electricity, Energy, Panda Power, Parking costs, Savings, Switcher.ie, Water charges
We begin this week with some less than positive news – according to the Irish Times' Conor Pope, 2015 will be the year when Irish consumers begin paying for things that were once free at some point over the last ten years.
Pope notes that the introduction of water charges, for example, could result in a maximum charge of €160 per annum for a single occupancy household. And then there's parking – according to his calculations if your car spends just two hours in a Dublin parking space each week, it could set you back €200 each year (and watch out for the clampers).
Writing in the Irish Independent this week, Charlie Weston has called for sensible savers to be given a break. Weston quotes figures from the Central Bank that show that total household savings are approaching €93bn, despite Government measures designed to coax people to withdraw and spend their money, such as deposit interest retention tax (DIRT) of 41%. Weston argues that the time has come for the State to stop undermining people who keep potential rainy days in mind, and it's hard to disagree.
In other news, Panda Power, a branch of waste management company Panda, has joined the Irish energy market, alongside an 18% discount on their rates. This, unsurprisingly, has led to a response from Energia in the form of a 19% discount on their own electricity-only standard rates for new customers.
Switcher.ie Managing Director Eoin Clarke said: "Increased competition in the electricity market means more choice for consumers. For a number of years Irish energy customers have endured price hikes. New entrants in the energy market are sparking price wars, and we are delighted to see Panda Power entering the Irish electricity market with a competitive offering that could reap savings of €160 for consumers switching from the average electricity standard price plan on the market."
But he also noted that while Panda Power have the cheapest electricity unit rate in the Irish market, when examined on an annual basis there's only a €1 difference in the cost. "Bord Gáis Energy and Electric Ireland can yield households greater savings when introductory bonus payments are taken into account. The message for household remains the same, regular switching saves money," he said.
Cutting down on energy bills
When not writing about all things personal finance, You & Your Money's editor Conor Forrest enjoys reading, football and getting lost in an ocean of Wikipedia articles.


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Hilton lays off 22 per cent of global corporate staff
By Donna M. Airoldi / 17 June 2020 / Contact Reporter
Hilton Worldwide is cutting its global corporate staff by 22 per cent, representing 2,100 people, and extending for another three months the furloughs, reduced hours and pay cuts that were announced in late March, the company announced on Tuesday.
The moves are a result of the devastating effects of Covid-19 on the hospitality industry, according to Hilton, and follow related announcements made by Marriott International and Hyatt Hotels in recent weeks.
"Never in Hilton's 101-year history has our industry faced a global crisis that brings travel to a virtual standstill," said Hilton president and CEO Christopher Nassetta in a statement. "Hospitality will always be a business of people serving people, which is why I am devastated that to protect our business, we have been forced to take actions that directly impact our team members."
As announced in March, Nassetta will forego 100 per cent of his salary for the remainder of the year, executive committee members' salaries have been reduced by 50 per cent, and non-furloughed staff salaries have been reduced up to 20 per cent. No additional salary cuts were made with this new announcement, according to a company spokesperson.
The hotel industry has been particularly hard-hit by the coronavirus pandemic, with the weekly US occupancy level dropping as low as 21.6 per cent in April, though it has begun to recover and was at 39.3 per cent for the week ending 6 June, according to STR. Still, that is far from its 66.1 per cent level of full-year 2019.
Thousands of hotels around the globe also have closed during the pandemic. At its peak, Hilton had about 950 hotels with suspended operations globally; today the number is roughly half that, according to a company spokesperson.
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Sanders' one-hitter propels No. 2 L-M
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Hailey Sanders tossed a one-hit shutout and second-ranked Louisa-Muscatine ousted Central Lee, 6-0, in the quarterfinal round of the Class 3A, Region 3 softball tournament at Letts Wednesday night.
The Falcons (31-4) advance to Friday's semifinal round on the home field, facing Centerville (15-15) at 7 p.m. Centerville advanced with a 10-4 win over PCM.
Sanders (17-0) gave up a single to Central Lee's Bella Steffensmeier with two outs in the sixth inning. Sanders walked three and struck out 16 in seven innings.
Katie Hearn paced Louisa-Muscatine with two singles in four trips. Sanders, Brynn Jeamby, Maddie Mashek, Katie Koppe and Kenna Law each singled for the Falcons.
Freshman Sophie Turner was the losing pitcher, surrendering the first five runs, four earned, on four hits and two walks in two and one-third innings. Makenna Hall relieved and gave up one unearned run. Central Lee finished at 9-18.
VAN BUREN 4, HIGHLAND 3: Van Buren trailed 3-0 entering the fifth inning, then Lexi Jirak ripped a grand slam home run to win the Class 2A, Region 8 quarterfinal game at Riverside.
Jirak finished with two singles, the homer and four RBIs in four plate appearances. Teammate Salena Sayre had two singles in three trips. Chelsey Huff (8-7) was the winning pitcher, giving up three earned runs on six hits and no walks while striking out two in seven innings.
It was Jirak's second home run of the season, her first one coming in the Warriors' season opener.
"I have been struggling the last five games," Jirak said, "so (Tuesday) I spent a lot of time on my hitting and did soft toss over and over. I just went up to the plate with confidence. That felt good because I felt I was back in my groove. I didn't feel any pressure because the bases were loaded and we only had one out and there was a great batter (Huff) behind me. Chelsea is probably our best batter so I had confidence with her batting behind me, that if it didn't go well she would produce. I have to admit it felt pretty great."
"We knew their pitcher was not going to give us any walks," Van Buren coach Randy Smith said. "We knew we could not give up any walks. It would just come down to who got the hits at the right time. It was a well-played game. They are a good team. They led off with a triple there in the sixth inning, but we threw her out at home. We got another out at home with a good throw."
Van Buren (15-11) advances to Friday's semifinal against Pekin (18-13), tentatively scheduled to be played at Wilton. Pekin ousted Wilton, 6-3.
Highland ended its season at 17-9.
NORTH MAHASKA 3, NEW LONDON 1: Chloe Bossard's three-run homer in the third inning was all the Warhawks needed to defeat New London in the quarterfinal round of the Class 1A, Region 5 tournament at New Sharon. Bossard was 2-for-2 for the game.
North Mahaska (17-9) will play Sigourney (18-13) in Friday's semifinal at New Sharon. Sigourney advanced with a 14-2 win over Montezuma.
New London scored first with a run in the first inning when Alexa Wenger singled in Sogie Reighard. Layney Loyd and Lia Reighard eacj went 2-for-3 to lead the Tigers.
New London bowed out at 10-14.
WAPELLO 8, CARDINAL 1: The Arrows knocked off Cardinal at Wapello in the quarterfinals of the Class 2A, Region 8 tournament.
Wapello (15-12) advances to Friday's semifinals to face West Branch (18-17) at Iowa City. West Branch eliminated Iowa City Regina, 3-1.
Cardinal finished at 13-14.
NO. 1 ASSUMPTION 12, COLUMBUS 0: Top-ranked Assumption rolled past Columbus in a three-inning Class 3A regional quarterfinal at the St. Vincent Center in Davenport.
Assumption pitcher Allie Timmons twirled a no-hitter, but issued two walks. Columbus committed six errors in the game.
Assumption (36-2) advances to Friday's semifinal when it will host Monticello (14-22) at Davenport. Monticello ousted Center Point-Urbana, 10-9, in the quarterfinals.
Columbus ended its season at 4-20.
"The first two innings we played great. They only had a 4-0 run. We just had too many mistakes on routine plays. Assumption is a very solid organization and very disciplined," Columbus coach Katie Coil said.
BGM 2, WINFIELD-MOUNT UNION 1: BGM edged the Wolves in a Class 1A regional quarterfinal at Winfield.
BGM (13-13) advances to Friday's semifinal against No. 7 Lynnville-Sully (24-8) at Sully. Lynnville-Sully ousted Lone Tree, 4-3.
Winfield-Mount Union finished at 18-9.
PREP BASEBALL
BURLINGTON 10-10, BETTENDORF 8-9: The Grayhounds ended their final season in the Mississippi Athletic Conference by sweeping the Bulldogs at Bettendorf.
In the openerDrake Parks had three hits and Ladainain Ross and Brock Dengler each had a pair of hits. Ross and Reese Wissinger each drove in three runs, while Parks had a pair of RBIs. Jacob Zahner picked up the win with relief help from Dengler. Parks, Dengler and Wissinger each had a double.
In the nightcap, Hunter Timmerman doubled in Ross with the game-winning run in the eighth inning. Ross went 3-for-4 for the Grayhounds, while Taylor Bunton and Mason Fort each had a pair of hits. Fort and Dengler each drove in two runs. Dengler picked up the win in relief of Jacob Hardy.
Burlington is 10-8 in the MAC and 16-16 overall. The Grayhounds join the Southeast Conference in the fall. Bettendorf slipped to 10-19 (6-12).
Burlington hosts Cedar Rapids Jefferson at Wayne Duke Field Monday night.
FORT MADISON 10, DENISON-SCHLESWIG 0: .Jordyn Gerdes's single in the bottom of the sixth scored Landes Williams and the Bloodhounds walked off with a win via the mercy rule at Duane Banks Field in Iowa City.
Vasin Thurman led Fort Madison with a double, two singles and three RBIs in three trips to the plate. Reed Fehseke, Gerdes, Landes Williams and Kane Williams each had two hits for the Bloodhounds. Dayne Cordray had two RBIs.
Fort Madison (15-14) plays at Pella Saturday. Denison-Schleswig slipped to 14-15.
NO. 5 MARION 11, KEOKUK 1: Fifth-ranked (Class 3A) Marion rolled by Keokuk at Marion.
Marion improved to 25-5. Keokuk (2-29) plays at Van Buren today.


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What will bonds bring in 2023?
It is no secret that the year 2022 was particularly challenging for the financial markets. The bond markets, despite their reputation as portfolio diversifiers and stabilisers, have not been spared. Catherine Reichlin and Marie Thibout discuss about the future of bonds in 2023.
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Catherine REICHLIN: Without dwelling on the past, let us mention just one figure: the maximum loss between January and October 2022 of the Bloomberg Barclays Global Bond Aggregate Index reached -20%. This is four times the largest loss since the index was created in 1992. Looking at the glass as half full and looking forward, it also means that bonds are becoming attractive again not only for the income they offer but also for their diversification role, which is becoming meaningful again. Some investors buy bonds mainly for the income they generate. However, a drop in their price leaves no one unmoved, especially when it exceeds the income. And in 2022, the two main factors that impact bond prices - interest rates and risk premiums - have come under pressure. So the rise in bond yields creates new opportunities, but what about the factors that will affect their price in the year to come?
Marie THIBOUT: Global economic growth will slow below potential next year, driven by a combination of continued tight monetary policies and energy supply issues. The United States could avoid recession in 2023, given the good performance of employment. The recession in the Eurozone should remain limited in scope if the winter remains mild.
This slowdown in activity will help to reduce inflationary pressures in 2023. Indeed, US core inflation has begun to ease, and this should continue with the positive base effects on health services, as well as the expected stabilisation of the housing component after next summer. At the same time, inflation in the Eurozone recorded its first slowdown in November for a year and a half, and the core component is stabilising. Both the Federal Reserve and the ECB will therefore slow their pace of rate hikes and begin a pause in monetary tightening, likely as early as the second quarter of 2023.
This pause, together with the stabilisation of inflation expectations, makes the bond outlook attractive for 2023. Indeed, real sovereign bond yields have normalised in the developed world, returning to levels close to their long-term average.
Catherine REICHLIN: The US 10-year yield, both real and nominal, is back to levels not seen for over a decade. Thus we find the double attraction of bonds: offering an interesting level of income but also serving as insurance. This insurance makes sense in volatile times and can provide a comfortable safety cushion. For example, if the 10-year US Treasury yield falls from 3.5% to 2%, this represents an appreciation of the corresponding bond of almost 15%, a significant gain if other asset classes fall.
Marie THIBOUT: On the credit side, the risk/return trade-off is now also advantageous. The risk of credit spreads widening is contained, given the upcoming end of rate hikes, which limits the risk of recession in the United States.
Catherine REICHLIN: If we take the example of the risk premium on A-rated corporate bonds, it stands at 1.3% for a 10-year maturity, a record level since 2015. The majority of companies in this category have, moreover, taken advantage of the years of "cheap money" to rework their balance sheets and are now solid. To use the insurance and cushion analogy, this premium adds up to nearly 5% annual return on US sovereign debt. A bargain.
Marie THIBOUT: Finally, after their sharp decline since the beginning of the year, emerging market hard currency bonds are offering attractive yields, and credit spreads are above their long-term historical average. The pause in monetary tightening will ease the pressure on emerging assets, as will the gradual reopening of China, expected as early as next spring.
Catherine REICHLIN: In this more bond-friendly environment, gradually increasing exposure makes sense. Investment grade bonds and emerging market bonds are the first to be considered. Exposure to US sovereign bonds should not be forgotten and exposure to Eurozone bonds can start to be considered. An almost forgotten asset class, bonds are rising from the ashes and 2023 is looking bright.
Catherine REICHLIN
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Marie THIBOUT
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