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A state trooper places a tiara on a cross honoring Ellie Garcia, one of the victims killed in this week's elementary school shooting in Uvalde, Texas Saturday, May 28, 2022. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) The Associated PressEleven new names have been added to the line-up or Sónar Athens, raising the total number of acts for the inaugural Greek edition of the festival to twenty.
The new additions include marquee names Modeselektor, Acid Arab, DJ Koze, Boys Noize, up and comers HAAi and Patrick Topping and the best of the contemporary avant- garde with Caterina Barbieri, Tim Hecker, Rival Consoles and Shigeto.
In 2019 Modeselektor, one half of Moderat and probably the most open-minded DJ /producer duo on the planet, released their first new album in 8 years: “Who Else” showcases their diversity and effortless skill with techno. They will perform live in Athens for the first time as part of Sónar Athens.
This has been DJ Koze's year: his “Knock Knock” LP was included in numerous Best Albums of 2018 lists and he was voted “Best Electronica/Downtempo DJ” at the prestigious DJ Awards.
Patrick Topping has been going from strength to strength, carving a reputation as the contemporary face of British house and techno. He will perform for the first time in Athens.
Acid Arab, the French duo who have created a whole genre with their blend of Middle-Eastern vibes and acid house, will perform live for the first time in Greece.
Always questing and unclassifiable, Tim Hecker is one of the most avant-garde artists of our era, as he continues to explore the borders of ambient music for two decades.
Having won the BBC Essential Mix of the Year 2018 for her incredible leftfield techno and house mix, HAAi will visit Athens for the first time.
Boys Noize, head of the famed same-titled record label and one of the guardians of innovative techno. will perform for the first time in Greece.
John Talabot, the creator of “ƒIN”, one of the most impressive albums of the current decade, returns to Athens after five years.
Caterina Barbieri will perform her hypnotic, minimalistic modular patterns, for the first time in Greece. She will present her Time Blind a/v show with Ruben Spini.
Rival Consoles has the ability to create machine made music that is full of emotions. His “Persona” album, inspired by the Ingmar Bergman's movie, was one of the most lauded of the last year. He will perform live.
Shigeto returns to Athens after six years to perform live his unique pastiche of jazz, leftfield electronica and hiphop.Though national equity-market indexes are often cited as barometers of their countries’ economic health, markets and economies are very different things. A stock market is a collection of individual companies, whose fortunes are shaped by forces macro and micro, fundamental and technical, domestic and foreign. In today’s globalized economy, where a company is domiciled or listed may not necessarily reflect where it does its business.
The Morningstar Revenue Atlas applies data from the Revenue Exposure by Region tool to Morningstar’s family of 46 country-specific equity indexes to illuminate the linkages spawned by an interconnected global economy.
The below map demonstrates that country indexes vary considerably in terms of their geographic sources of revenue. Investors can use this data to better understand their risk exposures, manage portfolio diversification, and identify opportunities.
Developed European markets tend to source most revenue from outside their borders. Concerned about Brexit? Consider that just 29% of revenue from the Morningstar U.K. Index is sourced domestically and less than 15% is sourced from the eurozone. The U.K. equity market depends more on the United States and China. Germany and France, meanwhile, earn even less revenue domestically (about 25% and 21%, respectively), though they are far more integrated with the rest of Europe. The world’s most global market is the Swiss equity market.
Other developed markets also source revenue internationally, though typically not as much as Europe. The Morningstar U.S. Market Index sources roughly 34% of its revenue outside the U.S., and Japan is 60% domestic. The Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand equity markets each generate roughly half of their revenue domestically and half from outside national borders, roughly on par with developed Asian markets like Hong Kong and Singapore.
Emerging markets tend to be more domestically oriented than developed ones. An estimated 93% of revenue from the Morningstar Indonesia Index comes from Indonesia. The Brazilian, Turkish, and Chinese markets also primarily source revenue domestically. In the case of China, this exposure is surprising given its export-oriented economy. Equally surprising is that the Morningstar Mexico Index sources only 11% of revenue from the U.S.
Sector exposure matters, as emerging markets with significant technology exposure tend to be more globally oriented. For example, roughly one third of revenue from the Indian equity market is sourced outside of India, largely thanks to global technology players like Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services. The share is even higher for South Korea (about 60%), due to Samsung Electronics, and Taiwan (about 70%), due to Taiwan Semiconductor. This lines up with previous Morningstar research that found more value-oriented sectors such as utilities, financial services, and real estate are more domestic while technology and basic materials tend to be more global.
The next step is to create revenue-weighted indexes that select companies based on geographic source of revenue. For example, a U.K. index weighted toward companies with domestic revenue sources would behave far differently than the actual Morningstar U.K. Index, where 70% of revenue comes from outside national borders. Revenue-weighted indexes would function as a tool for both analysis and investment.
For the full analysis of these country indexes’ revenue exposure, download the Morningstar Revenue Atlas.
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username_0: Have you thought about adding other non-django requirement files into the pyup check? Most specifically I'm talking about the requirements file provided by [hitchtest](https://github.com/hitchtest/hitch), which is found in "<project root>/hitch/hitchreqs.txt".

Maybe an option to define other folders/files within the project would do the job!
<issue_comment>username_1: Support for a config file just arrived, documentation is on its way. 

In the meantime, this should work:

Create a file called `.pyup.yml` in the project root of your repository

```
requirements:
  - hitch/hitchreqs.txt
```
<issue_comment>username_0: Thanks, but this does not seem to work for me though. Added a file just like this, but refreshing my repository at pyup.io does not add the new file.
<issue_comment>username_1: Just had a look at it. The file is in `tests/hitchreqs.txt` instead of `hitch/hichtreqs.txt`.

This should do the trick:
```
requirements:
  - tests/hitchreqs.txt
```

Another thing I've noticed is that you have committed the file into the `develop` branch. The bot won't pick it up there unless it's told to do so.

* If you don't want to have the file in `master`, you'll need to set the branch manually on the web ui.
* If it's okay to have the file in `master`, but you want pull requests to happen against `develop`, add `branch: develop` to the config file and add it to the master branch.
* If it's okay to have the file in master and pull request agains master, just add it to the master branch.
<issue_comment>username_0: Obviously I'm stupid and too lazy to read, thank you very much! I just haven't pushed the newest updates to the master branch yet, so that should work then.

On a related note: are you planning to provide badges on a per-branch basis (just as require.io does)?
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