The SAMPLE program has been modified to include contrast enhanced lithography. The contrast enhancement material (CEM) and the underlying photoresist are bleached simultaneously to include coupled exposure effects. The CEM is modeled using Dill's model for positive photoresist and a bleachable index of refraction. An energy increment selection routine has been implemented to allow proper convergence for contrast enhanced lithography. An analytical solution to Dill's equations by Babu and Barouch is included for increased speed and reduced storage. The modified program is used to compare several different lithographic techniques to CEM. Simulation shows that the resolution capability and exposure latitude of CEM is superior to single layer photoresists. The CEM and bilayer resist (PCM) processes are equivalent in resolution, linewidth control, and proximity effects both experimentally and in simulation on silicon substrates. Experimentally, however, CEM suffers from a much larger proximity effect than PCM on aluminum substrates which is not seen in simulations. Several factors which are not included in the simulation such as lateral scattering from the substrate and flare may be responsible.


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text:
Court Orders Justin Bieber to Stop Making Music
A court in Canada has ordered teen pop sensation Justin Bieber to stop making music for the next three years as restitution for a recent assault charge.
In a plea deal with the prosecution today, 19-year-old Bieber agreed to refrain from touring or recording new material in exchange for keeping himself out of jail.
The singer had faced up to three months in prison after a Dec. 30 altercation in Toronto in which he hit a limousine driver on the back of the head repeatedly.
The highly unusual deal was conceived by Crown Attorney John Samson, a young prosecutor who is known for his maverick style and who is reportedly not a fan of Bieber's music.
"Normally we sentence people to clean up trash on the freeway or serve food in soup kitchens," Samson explains. "But when this came across my desk I knew it was a once in a lifetime opportunity.
"We made it very clear to Justin's lawyers that we would pursue the assault charge vigorously and that our case would affect his immigration status in the United States. All we asked for in return for dropping the charges was a hiatus on the singing. And we got it. We're thrilled.
"I can't think of a bigger community service Justin Bieber could perform than to stop making music. It's terrible. We all know it's terrible. And now finally someone has done something about it."
All Bad
Canada-born Bieber shot to fame in 2010 with the hit single Baby, which garnered nearly a billion views on YouTube. In the years since, he has become one of the top-selling recording artists in the world.
Like most child stars, however, his transition into adulthood has been rocky at best. In recent months Bieber has been investigated for egging a neighbor's home, booked for assault and arrested for drag racing while under the influence.
The tween heartthrob's woes have even expanded to include a petition seeking to deport him from the United States for allegedly violating the terms of his visa by engaging in criminal conduct.
The activists behind the petitions admit that their movement is less about Bieber's criminal behavior, and more about his music, which most people find to be a revoltingly rancid blend of bubblegum pop lyrics, whiney auto-tuned vocals and tween sexuality.
"This is almost better than him getting deported," says Matt Greene, the author of one of the deportation petitions. "He can stay in the country as long as he wants as long as he promises not to touch a microphone."
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Even if Trump is impeached, U.S. investigators are unlikely to find the Russian president's fingerprints.
Putin's latest ploy in the Kerch Strait must be countered fast.
Withdrawing from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty would take the United States one step forward and many steps back on international security.
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SBEA has been an outspoken proponent of an active, pro-small-business Export-Import Bank of the U.S. as a critical resource for small exporters who rely on Ex-Im's financing and insurance products.
Sept. 2014 - Ex-Im Bank charter is extended to June 30, 2015 as part of a stopgap government funding Continuing Resolution.
2012- Congress passed the Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act of 2012 (P.L. 112-122) to reauthorize Ex-Im through FY2014, September 30, 2014.
2011- The 112th Congress extended Ex-Im Bank's authority through May 2012 with the FY2012 Consolidated Appropriations Act (P.L. 112-74).
2002- Passage of the Export-Import Reauthorization Act of 2002 (P.L. 107-189) renewed the bank's charter through FY2006, and included new rules for the provision of loans and insurance.
1997- Congress passed the Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Act of 1997 (P.L. 105-121) to extend the authority of the Bank through FY 2001.
1968- The Bank's name changed to "Export-Import Bank of the United States" with the signing of P.L. 90-267.
1945- Congress established the Bank's status as an independent U.S. government agency with passage of the Export-Import Bank Act of 1945 (P.L. 79-173).
1935- 1936- Ex-Im Banks Merged: Congress combined the first and second Export-Import Banks.
March 1934- Creation of Second Export-Import Bank: President Roosevelt created a Second Export-Import Bank of Washington with Executive Order 6638, to aid trade with Cuba. The Bank's first transaction extended $3.8 million to Cuba for the purchase of silver ingots.
February 1934- The Export-Import Bank of Washington Established: President Franklin D. Roosevelt by Executive Order 6581 established the Export-Import Bank of Washington to finance U.S. trade with the newly-recognized Soviet Union.


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It's against the principle of openness to block each other
The issue of requiring merchants to stop using Shentong express has aroused concern. However, JD made no secret of its motivation, claiming that "one of the main reasons for the stagnation of the contract renewal progress of both parties is that JD logistics has failed to access < / P > < p > Ali group is the controlling shareholder of Shentong express. The market logic is that the owner is Shentong express of Ali group, which is connected to the e-commerce platform of JD group. In essence, JD group gives up market space for Ali group In principle, JD logistics should also enter Alibaba's e-commerce platform, but Ali refused JD's request. Therefore, JD was angry with Shentong and suspended its cooperation when the contract expired. < / P > < p > in recent years, the Internet market has been very busy. In today's fierce competition for the entrance of mobile Internet, the friction between batj (Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent and Jingdong) has gradually evolved into more direct confrontation and conflict, which is to make friends with each other and block each other. The game between the "four big families" of the Internet has already begun. Next, they will use their advantages to restrict each other to protect their territory from infringement. It is not uncommon for Internet giants to block each other. In the Internet era, the ban between enterprises can be traced back to the end of the last century. Since Microsoft's lawsuit, such as apple, has been involved in the whirlpool of blocking or monopolizing. < / P > < p > these self closed and incompatible practices are not only suspected of monopoly, but also contrary to the concept of Internet information sharing. The nature of the Internet is open, and its essence is sharing and compatibility. If we use the construction of ecological chain as a cover, we can't exclude each other and dig corners from each other. Will the Internet world be a mess? < / P > < p > at present, the competition among the "four big families" of the Internet is making more and more strategic choices from the perspective of their own development. Limited by their own "one acre and three sites", they no longer regard themselves as part of the open network, lack of social responsibility, and are not willing to create an open competition environment for the whole industry. Instead, they regard themselves as a cage and always hope to keep users' time The "lock" is in the cage of the services it provides. This shows that the ecology of China's Internet is not mature enough, it also has many defects of traditional commercial competition, and even has the "rogue" habit of buying and selling by force and blocking each other. Today, with the rapid development of the Internet industry, there has never been an absolute monopoly of any Internet company, either abroad or at home, such as Google or batj. You have me, I have you. Under such circumstances, the result of competition is continuous innovation and change, which is mutually beneficial and win-win, rather than relying on low-level means such as closing channels to counter competitors. < / P > < p > some Internet giants are narrow-minded and cut off the "interoperability" of the Internet and attempt to occupy all the information and data of users. While they are greedily building their own platform, they are also shaking the cornerstone of the Internet building. In the long run, this is a barrier to the development of the Internet industry, the separation of feudal states and the fragmentation of the free and unimpeded Internet. It will also make the oligarchs fall into a self closed situation, making it difficult for them to become big players. Once a competitor with subversive innovation appears, it may decline rapidly. < / P > < p > at present, most of the subdivision industries in the Internet industry have obvious monopoly characteristics. Generally, a single company in a subdivision industry can meet all market demands. The second place is often faced with the fate of elimination, which determines that all participants must strive for the first place, and it is a bloody competition. Of course, the courage of starving tigers is good, but the Internet market is an import resource market, which is compatible with each other and can give full play to each other's advantages and enhance differentiated competition. Among them, the gas volume of the enterprise is very important. < / P > < p > when the Internet crosses the time-space boundary, Internet enterprises should have a broad mind. More inclusiveness, leaving a little channel, competition and cooperation is the fundamental policy of Internet enterprises. All open cooperation is based on commercial interests rather than moral system. Closure can only bring loneliness. Internet enterprises should be pragmatic and objective to see this point clearly. Only by overcoming the small family spirit and participating in the Internet market with a broad mind, can Internet enterprises benefit the whole Internet industry chain and make great achievements.
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For day 3 of #SpringSweetsWeek, I bring you a simple but delightful frozen yogurt made from greek yogurt and my cake mix pie crust. I lined a 9 by 9-inch pan with the part of the dough, made the yogurt and topped the crust with the yogurt and froze it again! Super simple, very delicious!
I love all things lemon and I love greek yogurt, so for me, it was a match made in heaven! The tang of the yogurt and the tang of the lemon together makes this a delightful topping for my cake mix pie crust. Top with whipped cream to smooth the tangy flavors, if you wish!
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Super simple frozen yogurt! The lemon flavor is perfect with many different dessert combinations.
Process lemonade concentrate in a blender.
Add yogurt, process until smooth.
Add lemon peel and process until incorporated.
Pour into a loaf style pan.
Remove from freezer, let stand for 5 minutes.


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Comprende i simboli dell'alfabeto armeno. Include l'emblema nazionale dell'Armenia e il simbolo di valuta del dram armeno.

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text:
require 'spec_helper'

module Omnibus
  describe ArtifactoryPublisher do
    let(:path) { '/path/to/files/*.deb' }
    let(:repository) { 'REPO' }

    let(:package) do
      double(Package,
        path: '/path/to/files/chef.deb',
        name: 'chef.deb',
        content: 'BINARY',
        validate!: true,
      )
    end

    let(:metadata) do
      Metadata.new(package,
        name: 'chef',
        friendly_name: 'Chef',
        homepage: 'https://www.getchef.com',
        version: '11.0.6',
        iteration: 1,
        basename: 'chef.deb',
        platform: 'ubuntu',
        platform_version: '14.04',
        arch: 'x86_64',
        sha1: 'SHA1',
        sha256: 'SHA256',
        sha512: 'SHA512',
        md5: 'ABCDEF123456',
      )
    end

    let(:packages) { [package] }
    let(:client)   { double('Artifactory::Client') }
    let(:artifact) { double('Artifactory::Resource::Artifact', upload: nil) }
    let(:build)    { double('Artifactory::Resource::Build') }

    let(:transformed_metadata_values) do
      {
        "omnibus.architecture" => "x86_64",
        "omnibus.iteration" => 1,
        "omnibus.md5" => "ABCDEF123456",
        "omnibus.platform" => "ubuntu",
        "omnibus.platform_version" => "14.04",
        "omnibus.project" => "chef",
        "omnibus.sha1" => "SHA1",
        "omnibus.sha256" => "SHA256",
        "omnibus.sha512" => "SHA512",
        "omnibus.version" => "11.0.6",
      }
    end
    let(:build_values) do
      {
        "build.name" => "chef",
        "build.number" => "11.0.6",
      }
    end

    let(:options) { {repository: repository} }

    before do
      allow(subject).to receive(:client).and_return(client)
      allow(subject).to receive(:artifact_for).and_return(artifact)
      allow(subject).to receive(:build_for).and_return(build)
      allow(package).to receive(:metadata).and_return(metadata)
      allow(build).to   receive(:save)
    end

    subject { described_class.new(path, options) }

    describe '#publish' do
      before do
        allow(subject).to receive(:packages).and_return(packages)
        Config.artifactory_base_path('com/getchef')
        Config.publish_retries(1)
      end

      it 'validates the package' do
        expect(package).to receive(:validate!).once
        subject.publish
      end

      it 'uploads the package' do
        expect(artifact).to receive(:upload).with(
          repository,
          'com/getchef/chef/11.0.6/ubuntu/14.04/chef.deb',
          hash_including(transformed_metadata_values),
        ).once

        subject.publish
      end

      it 'it creates a build record for all packages' do
        expect(build).to receive(:save).once
        subject.publish
      end

      context 'when no packages exist' do
        let(:packages) { [] }

        it 'does nothing' do
          expect(artifact).to_not receive(:upload)
          expect(build).to_not    receive(:save)
        end
      end

      context 'when upload fails' do
        before do
          Config.publish_retries(3)

          # This is really ugly but there is no easy way to stub a method to
          # raise an exception a set number of times.
          @times = 0
          allow(artifact).to receive(:upload) do
            @times += 1;
            raise Artifactory::Error::HTTPError.new('status' => '409', 'message' => 'CONFLICT') unless @times > 1
          end
        end

        it 'retries the upload ' do
          output = capture_logging { subject.publish }
          expect(output).to include('Retrying failed publish')
        end

      end

      context 'when a block is given' do
        it 'yields the package to the block' do
          block = ->(package) { package.do_something! }
          expect(package).to receive(:do_something!).once
          subject.publish(&block)
        end
      end

      context 'when the :build_record option is false' do
        subject { described_class.new(path, repository: repository, build_record: false) }

        it 'does not create a build record at the end of publishing' do
          expect(build).to_not receive(:save)
          subject.publish
        end
      end

      context 'additional properties are provided' do
        let(:delivery_props) do
          {
            'delivery.change' => '4dbf38de-3e82-439f-8090-c5f3e11aeba6',
            'delivery.sha' => 'ec1cb62616350176fc6fd9b1dc4ad3153caa0791',
          }
        end
        let(:options) do
          {
            properties: delivery_props,
            repository: repository,
          }
        end

        it 'uploads the package with the provided properties' do
          expect(artifact).to receive(:upload).with(
            repository,
            'com/getchef/chef/11.0.6/ubuntu/14.04/chef.deb',
            hash_including(transformed_metadata_values.merge(delivery_props)),
          ).once

          subject.publish
        end
      end
    end

    describe '#metadata_properties_for' do
      it 'returns the transformed package metadata values' do
        expect(subject.send(:metadata_properties_for, package)).to include(transformed_metadata_values.merge(build_values))
      end

      context ':build_record is false' do
        let(:options) do
          {
            build_record: false,
            repository: repository,
          }
        end

        it 'does not include `build.*` values' do
          expect(subject.send(:metadata_properties_for, package)).to include(transformed_metadata_values)
          expect(subject.send(:metadata_properties_for, package)).to_not include(build_values)
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Q: Devolver ID registrado en un procedimiento almacenado en mysql Hola tengo el siguiente codigo en php el cual realiza el registro de una venta lo que quiero es realizar la siguiente accion.
Devolver el id del registro guardado en la BD
$query = "CALL sp_insert_venta(:tipo_pago, :tipo_comprobante,
                :sumas, :iva, :exento, :retenido, :descuento, :total, :sonletras, :pago_efectivo, :pago_tarjeta, :numero_tarjeta,
                :tarjeta_habiente, :cambio, :estado, :idcliente, :idusuario, :nro_cuotas, :intereses_cuotas)";

                $stmt = $dbconec->prepare($query);
                $stmt->bindParam(":tipo_pago",$tipo_pago);
                $stmt->bindParam(":tipo_comprobante",$tipo_comprobante);
                $stmt->bindParam(":sumas",$sumas);
                $stmt->bindParam(":iva",$iva);
                $stmt->bindParam(":exento",$exento);
                $stmt->bindParam(":retenido",$retenido);
                $stmt->bindParam(":descuento",$descuento);
                $stmt->bindParam(":total",$total);
                $stmt->bindParam(":sonletras",$sonletras);
                $stmt->bindParam(":pago_efectivo",$pago_efectivo);
                $stmt->bindParam(":pago_tarjeta",$pago_tarjeta);
                $stmt->bindParam(":numero_tarjeta",$numero_tarjeta);
                $stmt->bindParam(":tarjeta_habiente",$tarjeta_habiente);
                $stmt->bindParam(":cambio",$cambio);
                $stmt->bindParam(":estado",$estado);
                $stmt->bindParam(":idcliente",$idcliente);
                $stmt->bindParam(":idusuario",$idusuario);
                $stmt->bindParam(":nro_cuotas",$numero_cuotas);
                $stmt->bindParam(":intereses_cuotas",$intereses_cuota);

                if($stmt->execute())
                {
                    $count = $stmt->rowCount();
                    if($count == 0){
                        $data = "Duplicado";
                        echo json_encode($data);
                    } else {
                        foreach($stmt->fetchAll(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC) as $row) {
                            echo json_encode(['message' => 'Validado', 'venta' => $row]);
                        }
                    }
                } else {

                    $data = "Error";
                    echo json_encode($data);
                }
                $dbconec = null;
            } catch (Exception $e) {
                $data = "Error";
                echo json_encode($e);
                //echo $e;

            }

Mi procedimiento almacenado:
Nota lo estuve haciendo de esta forma pero me devuelve un error

errorInfo: ["HY000"] 0: "HY000"

CREATE DEFINER=`root`@`localhost` PROCEDURE `sp_insert_venta`(IN `p_tipo_pago` VARCHAR(75), IN `p_tipo_comprobante` TINYINT(1), IN `p_sumas` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_iva` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_exento` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_retenido` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_descuento` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_total` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_sonletras` VARCHAR(150), IN `p_pago_efectivo` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_pago_tarjeta` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_numero_tarjeta` VARCHAR(16), IN `p_tarjeta_habiente` VARCHAR(90), IN `p_cambio` DECIMAL(10,2), IN `p_estado` TINYINT(1), IN `p_idcliente` INT(11), IN `p_idusuario` INT(11), IN `p_nro_cuotas` INT(11), IN `p_intereses_cuotas` DECIMAL(10,2))
BEGIN

    DECLARE p_numero_comprobante INT;
    DECLARE p_efectivo_caja DECIMAL(10,2);
    DECLARE p_abono_credito DECIMAL(10,2);

    SET p_numero_comprobante = (SELECT usados + 1 FROM view_comprobantes WHERE idcomprobante = p_tipo_comprobante);

          IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM venta WHERE `numero_comprobante` = p_numero_comprobante
          AND `tipo_comprobante` = p_tipo_comprobante AND `fecha_venta` = NOW()) THEN

              IF p_estado = '1' THEN

              IF p_idcliente = '0' THEN

                IF p_numero_comprobante = '0' THEN

                    INSERT INTO `venta`(`fecha_venta`, `tipo_pago`,
                    `numero_comprobante`, `tipo_comprobante`, `sumas`, `iva`,
                    `exento`, `retenido`, `descuento`, `total`,
                    `sonletras`, `pago_efectivo`, `pago_tarjeta`, `numero_tarjeta`,
                    `tarjeta_habiente`, `cambio`, `estado`, `idcliente`, `idusuario`)
                    VALUES (NOW(), p_tipo_pago,
                    1, p_tipo_comprobante, p_sumas, p_iva,
                    p_exento, p_retenido, p_descuento, p_total,
                    p_sonletras, p_pago_efectivo, p_pago_tarjeta, p_numero_tarjeta,
                    p_tarjeta_habiente, p_cambio, p_estado, NULL, p_idusuario);

                    SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() as registerID;
                    UPDATE `tiraje_comprobante` SET
                    `disponibles` = `disponibles` - 1
                    WHERE idcomprobante = p_tipo_comprobante;

                    IF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_total);
                    ELSEIF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO Y TARJETA') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_pago_efectivo);
                    END IF;

                ELSE

                    INSERT INTO `venta`(`fecha_venta`, `tipo_pago`,
                    `numero_comprobante`, `tipo_comprobante`, `sumas`, `iva`,
                    `exento`, `retenido`, `descuento`, `total`,
                    `sonletras`, `pago_efectivo`, `pago_tarjeta`, `numero_tarjeta`,
                    `tarjeta_habiente`, `cambio`, `estado`, `idcliente`, `idusuario`)
                    VALUES (NOW(), p_tipo_pago,
                    p_numero_comprobante, p_tipo_comprobante, p_sumas, p_iva,
                    p_exento, p_retenido, p_descuento, p_total,
                    p_sonletras, p_pago_efectivo, p_pago_tarjeta, p_numero_tarjeta,
                    p_tarjeta_habiente, p_cambio, p_estado, NULL, p_idusuario);

                    SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() as registerID;
                    UPDATE `tiraje_comprobante` SET
                    `disponibles` = `disponibles` - 1
                    WHERE idcomprobante = p_tipo_comprobante;

                    /*IF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_total);
                    ELSEIF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO Y TARJETA') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_pago_efectivo);
                    END IF;*/

                END IF;

               ELSE

                IF p_numero_comprobante = '0' THEN

                    INSERT INTO `venta`(`fecha_venta`, `tipo_pago`,
                    `numero_comprobante`, `tipo_comprobante`, `sumas`, `iva`,
                    `exento`, `retenido`, `descuento`, `total`,
                    `sonletras`, `pago_efectivo`, `pago_tarjeta`, `numero_tarjeta`,
                    `tarjeta_habiente`, `cambio`, `estado`, `idcliente`, `idusuario`)
                    VALUES (NOW(), p_tipo_pago,
                    1, p_tipo_comprobante, p_sumas, p_iva,
                    p_exento, p_retenido, p_descuento, p_total,
                    p_sonletras, p_pago_efectivo, p_pago_tarjeta, p_numero_tarjeta,
                    p_tarjeta_habiente, p_cambio, p_estado, p_idcliente, p_idusuario);
                    SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() as registerID;

                    UPDATE `tiraje_comprobante` SET
                    `disponibles` = `disponibles` - 1
                    WHERE idcomprobante = p_tipo_comprobante;

                    /*IF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_total);
                    ELSEIF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO Y TARJETA') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_pago_efectivo);
                    END IF;*/

                ELSE

                    INSERT INTO `venta`(`fecha_venta`, `tipo_pago`,
                    `numero_comprobante`, `tipo_comprobante`, `sumas`, `iva`,
                    `exento`, `retenido`, `descuento`, `total`,
                    `sonletras`, `pago_efectivo`, `pago_tarjeta`, `numero_tarjeta`,
                    `tarjeta_habiente`, `cambio`, `estado`, `idcliente`, `idusuario`)
                    VALUES (NOW(), p_tipo_pago,
                    p_numero_comprobante, p_tipo_comprobante, p_sumas, p_iva,
                    p_exento, p_retenido, p_descuento, p_total,
                    p_sonletras, p_pago_efectivo, p_pago_tarjeta, p_numero_tarjeta,
                    p_tarjeta_habiente, p_cambio, p_estado, p_idcliente, p_idusuario);

                    UPDATE `tiraje_comprobante` SET
                    `disponibles` = `disponibles` - 1
                    WHERE idcomprobante = p_tipo_comprobante;

                    IF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_total);
                    ELSEIF (p_tipo_pago = 'EFECTIVO Y TARJETA') THEN
                        CALL sp_insert_caja_venta(p_pago_efectivo);
                    END IF;

                END IF;

              END IF;

            ELSEIF p_estado = '2' THEN

            IF p_numero_comprobante = '0' THEN

                INSERT INTO `venta`(`fecha_venta`, `tipo_pago`,
                `numero_comprobante`, `tipo_comprobante`, `sumas`, `iva`,
                `exento`, `retenido`, `descuento`, `total`,
                `sonletras`, `pago_efectivo`, `pago_tarjeta`, `numero_tarjeta`,
                `tarjeta_habiente`, `cambio`, `estado`, `idcliente`, `idusuario`)
                VALUES (NOW(), p_tipo_pago,
                1, p_tipo_comprobante, p_sumas, p_iva,
                p_exento, p_retenido, p_descuento, p_total,
                p_sonletras, 0.00, 0.00, NULL, 0.00, 0.00, p_estado, p_idcliente, p_idusuario);

                UPDATE `tiraje_comprobante` SET
                `disponibles` = `disponibles` - 1
                WHERE idcomprobante = p_tipo_comprobante;

                CALL sp_insert_credito_venta(p_total, p_idcliente, p_nro_cuotas, p_intereses_cuotas);

                ELSE

                INSERT INTO `venta`(`fecha_venta`, `tipo_pago`,
                `numero_comprobante`, `tipo_comprobante`, `sumas`, `iva`,
                `exento`, `retenido`, `descuento`, `total`,
                `sonletras`, `pago_efectivo`, `pago_tarjeta`, `numero_tarjeta`,
                `tarjeta_habiente`, `cambio`, `estado`, `idcliente`, `idusuario`)
                VALUES (NOW(), p_tipo_pago,
                p_numero_comprobante, p_tipo_comprobante, p_sumas, p_iva,
                p_exento, p_retenido, p_descuento, p_total,
                p_sonletras, 0.00, 0.00, NULL, 0.00, 0.00, p_estado, p_idcliente, p_idusuario);

                UPDATE `tiraje_comprobante` SET
                `disponibles` = `disponibles` - 1
                WHERE idcomprobante = p_tipo_comprobante;

                CALL sp_insert_credito_venta(p_total, p_idcliente, p_nro_cuotas, p_intereses_cuotas);

            END IF;

            END IF;

        END IF;
END

A: En el Procedimiento puedes colocar lo siguiente
SET nuevoId = LAST_INSERT_ID();
SELECT nuevoId;

si necesitas retornarlo con más campos simplemente lo agregas
SELECT CAMPOA, CAMPOB, nuevoId FROM Tabla

y ya En php solamente lo tomas con el fetchAll

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R.I.P David Carradine
Mobbme
05 Jun 09,, 11:49
He became widely known for his role as Kwai Chang Caine in the 1970s television series Kung Fu and later starred in the 1990s spinoff Kung Fu: The Legend Continues as the grandson of his original character. In movies, he starred as 'Big' Bill Shelly in Martin Scorsese's Boxcar Bertha (1972), folksinger Woody Guthrie in Bound for Glory (1976), Abel Rosenberg in Ingmar Bergman's The Serpent's Egg (1977), and as Bill in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill, Volumes 1 and 2 (released in 2003 and 2004, respectively).
Probably one of the most popular figures in the world. I remember watching his t.v show with my dad on many occasions when I was a kid. It was quite heart breaking to hear this. He wasn't just a good actor or a Kung Fu master, he was a great on-screen role model as well.
R.I.P Caine
They stole the idea and the role from Bruce Lee who would have made a far better Cain than Carradine who was never a Kung Fu Master.
Join Date: 19 Jun 07
Oh no! R.I.P Grasshopper.
My brother and I grew up watching Kung-Fu. We would beat each other senseless after every episode, until my poor mother would scream "ENOUGH!" The episodes where he encountered Indians (PC = Native Americans) were especially interesting; elite warriors from different cultures going at it.
Grasshopper has snatched the last pebble. RIP Mr. Carradine.
Deltacamelately
Join Date: 29 Sep 07
sigpicAnd on the sixth day, God created the Field Artillery...
Tis better to bend like the reed, then snap like the stick grasshopper. R.I.P. Caine ;)
Fortitude.....The strength to persist...The courage to endure.
RustyBattleship
So far, every news comumn or report relates him only to his Kung Fu movies.
He was also a good Western actor and appeared with his two brothers playing a trio of an actual trio of brothers that were Robbers in the Old West. James and Stacey Keach also played brother in the same movie.
Just a year or so ago, David and his brother Keith hosted a TV educational series called "Wild West Tech" to demonstrate the level of technology available in the 19th century.
Also, and this is very important, during a TV interview he was uncomfortable knowing people thought he really was Chinese. He was very serious when he countered that, "Actually I'm an Irish-American". The way he said it, you knew he was getting tired of being type-cast as an Asian even for doing commercials.
I'm sorry to see such a good man and great talent meet his end this way.
Able to leap tall tales in a single groan.
Join Date: 05 Jul 08
I liked Kung Fu, and some of the commercials he's done lately were a bit funny.
I heard this on the radio earlier today. They mentioned that the circumstances of his death were a bit fishy. That's all I am going to say on that out of respect for the dead.
Tragic in any case...
[QUOTE=pate;646538]
QUOTE]
This has already been noted on other Internet news reports. Some say he was tangled up in some ropes and accidentally hanged and his death MAY have been an accident.
Sounds fishy to me too.
Originally posted by pate View Post
He was found with rope around his neck and around certain other areas. The theory is that he died of auto-erotic asphyxiation.
I really liked his Kung Fu series. Kung Fu: The Legend Continues has been a guilty pleasure. I read an account of him at a round table discussion for Bound for Glory and was surprised to find that he shared my views on unions. He has also said that he is, by nature, terminally shy and has had to struggle all his life for his achievements.
I respect the man and regret his loss. I'm sure he will be missed by many.
Last edited by citanon; 06 Jun 09,, 06:55.
[QUOTE=citanon;646564] The theory is that he died of auto-erotic asphyxiation.QUOTE]
auto-EROTIC? At age 72? Alone?
Meh. To be honest I was never that impressed with his acting ability. I saw him in the "Kung Fu: Legend Continues" series in one or two episodes. I did not think much of that series. The only other work I saw him in was the Kill Bill movies. He was a decent B list movie actor but never quite as good as his father.
Unfortunate way to die though.
Originally posted by Herodotus View Post
I never really cared for the "Legend Continues" series. I liked the original series better.
Actually, we was in his element in Westerns. As I mentioned earlier, he hosted a show called "Wild West Tech" and seemed to have a lot of fun showing some of the technology, legends and myths of the 19th century. They did one episode on prostitution and at the end of the show he rode off in a carriage with 4 beautiful women, smiled wide at the camera and said, "I LOVE my JOB".
[QUOTE=RustyBattleship;646568]
The theory is that he died of auto-erotic asphyxiation.QUOTE]
He had five wives and four divorces. The latest Mrs. Carradine:
http://hollywood.premiere.com/movie_...nnie+Carradine
The man was certainly not lacking in that department. Maybe practicing Qi Gong (which he actually did) has its benefits.
The details still seem to be sketchy. Some reports say that his wrists were also bound, some say that information was false. I hope it was not foul play. :(
Anyhow, the man passed on, whatever the circumstances I still say tragic. We may not all be fans of the man, but I think that he should Rest In Peace and we should not reminesce (sp) on the circumstances of his death but celebrate his life. If we even take note of his life. I was trying to be respectful, not open up speculation...
I think he was a good man, it is sad that he is gone from the mortal coil. I'd like to leave it at that; even minor celebrities deserve some sort of privacy in their civilian lives.
Don't take that away from the man, please.


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I just saw a coverage on tv, I live in Belgium, about the traggic story that happened to Rehtaeh and what you, as parents, went trough.
I just want to say that the coverage thouched my heart. I really feel with all of you.
Such a beautiful girl, clearly inside and outside.
Like was said in the coverage this story went viral. I don't know if you have a clue where Belgium lies?
It's a very small country in Europe, right above France. I am convinced that something good comes from everything and how tragic this story is, I am convinced it changed the view of people on bullying and the impact of social media on a persons live.
It's a story I will never forget. I am convinced that Rehtaeh did beautiful things in here live, for people and animals. And that she would have had a fantastic feature ahaed of her.
You all can be very, very proud of her. As what I saw in the coverage, I am convinced you all are.
Thank You for caring and for reaching out.
I have just watched the documentary hear in Australia and I am heart broken that your beautiful, intelligent, caring compassionate wonderful daughter had to go through this barbaric disgusting situation someone who did absolutely nothing to deserve any of what this poor girl went through, how dare these animals carry on with there life's when Rehtaeh,s was taken away and not be reprimanded for there actions. I am truly heart broken she is the same age as my daughter Maisie-Mae and she is being bullied at school but they did nothing and they was not interested in outside school bulling it is mind blowing to me, she is in her final year at school and only as a few months left (thank goodness) this is major upset in mine and her fathers life as your children are so precious.
You are a true inspiration to all everyone do not give up the fight for justice for you angel. Thank you for sharing your very sad story I know it will help so many others.
God bless and let's keep your beautiful daughter Rehtaeh,s spirit alive.


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"""
Virtual machine image management tools
"""

import logging
import os
import shutil
import tempfile
import uuid

import salt.config
import salt.crypt
import salt.syspaths
import salt.utils.cloud
import salt.utils.files

# Set up logging
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)

# Don't shadow built-in's.
__func_alias__ = {"apply_": "apply"}

def _file_or_content(file_):
    if os.path.exists(file_):
        with salt.utils.files.fopen(file_) as fic:
            return salt.utils.stringutils.to_unicode(fic.read())
    return file_

def prep_bootstrap(mpt):
    """
    Update and get the random script to a random place

    CLI Example:

    .. code-block:: bash

        salt '*' seed.prep_bootstrap /tmp

    """
    # Verify that the boostrap script is downloaded
    bs_ = __salt__["config.gather_bootstrap_script"]()
    fpd_ = os.path.join(mpt, "tmp", "{}".format(uuid.uuid4()))
    if not os.path.exists(fpd_):
        os.makedirs(fpd_)
    os.chmod(fpd_, 0o700)
    fp_ = os.path.join(fpd_, os.path.basename(bs_))
    # Copy script into tmp
    shutil.copy(bs_, fp_)
    tmppath = fpd_.replace(mpt, "")
    return fp_, tmppath

def _mount(path, ftype, root=None):
    mpt = None
    if ftype == "block":
        mpt = tempfile.mkdtemp()
        if not __salt__["mount.mount"](mpt, path):
            os.rmdir(mpt)
            return None
    elif ftype == "dir":
        return path
    elif ftype == "file":
        if "guestfs.mount" in __salt__:
            util = "guestfs"
        elif "qemu_nbd.init" in __salt__:
            util = "qemu_nbd"
        else:
            return None
        mpt = __salt__["mount.mount"](path, device=root, util=util)
        if not mpt:
            return None
    return mpt

def _umount(mpt, disk, ftype):
    if ftype == "block":
        __salt__["mount.umount"](mpt)
        os.rmdir(mpt)
    elif ftype == "file":
        util = None
        if "guestfs.mount" in __salt__:
            util = "guestfs"
        elif "qemu_nbd.init" in __salt__:
            util = "qemu_nbd"
        if util:
            __salt__["mount.umount"](mpt, device=disk, util=util)

def apply_(
    path,
    id_=None,
    config=None,
    approve_key=True,
    install=True,
    prep_install=False,
    pub_key=None,
    priv_key=None,
    mount_point=None,
):
    """
    Seed a location (disk image, directory, or block device) with the
    minion config, approve the minion's key, and/or install salt-minion.

    CLI Example:

    .. code-block:: bash

        salt 'minion' seed.apply path id [config=config_data] \\
                [gen_key=(true|false)] [approve_key=(true|false)] \\
                [install=(true|false)]

    path
        Full path to the directory, device, or disk image  on the target
        minion's file system.

    id
        Minion id with which to seed the path.

    config
        Minion configuration options. By default, the 'master' option is set to
        the target host's 'master'.

    approve_key
        Request a pre-approval of the generated minion key. Requires
        that the salt-master be configured to either auto-accept all keys or
        expect a signing request from the target host. Default: true.

    install
        Install salt-minion, if absent. Default: true.

    prep_install
        Prepare the bootstrap script, but don't run it. Default: false
    """
    stats = __salt__["file.stats"](path, follow_symlinks=True)
    if not stats:
        return "{} does not exist".format(path)
    ftype = stats["type"]
    path = stats["target"]
    log.debug("Mounting %s at %s", ftype, path)
    try:
        os.makedirs(path)
    except OSError:
        # The directory already exists
        pass

    mpt = _mount(path, ftype, mount_point)

    if not mpt:
        return "{} could not be mounted".format(path)

    tmp = os.path.join(mpt, "tmp")
    log.debug("Attempting to create directory %s", tmp)
    try:
        os.makedirs(tmp)
    except OSError:
        if not os.path.isdir(tmp):
            raise
    cfg_files = mkconfig(
        config,
        tmp=tmp,
        id_=id_,
        approve_key=approve_key,
        pub_key=pub_key,
        priv_key=priv_key,
    )

    if _check_install(mpt):
        # salt-minion is already installed, just move the config and keys
        # into place
        log.info("salt-minion pre-installed on image, configuring as %s", id_)
        minion_config = salt.config.minion_config(cfg_files["config"])
        pki_dir = minion_config["pki_dir"]
        if not os.path.isdir(os.path.join(mpt, pki_dir.lstrip("/"))):
            __salt__["file.makedirs"](os.path.join(mpt, pki_dir.lstrip("/"), ""))
        os.rename(
            cfg_files["privkey"], os.path.join(mpt, pki_dir.lstrip("/"), "minion.pem")
        )
        os.rename(
            cfg_files["pubkey"], os.path.join(mpt, pki_dir.lstrip("/"), "minion.pub")
        )
        os.rename(cfg_files["config"], os.path.join(mpt, "etc/salt/minion"))
        res = True
    elif install:
        log.info("Attempting to install salt-minion to %s", mpt)
        res = _install(mpt)
    elif prep_install:
        log.error(
            "The prep_install option is no longer supported. Please use "
            "the bootstrap script installed with Salt, located at %s.",
            salt.syspaths.BOOTSTRAP,
        )
        res = False
    else:
        log.warning("No useful action performed on %s", mpt)
        res = False

    _umount(mpt, path, ftype)
    return res

def mkconfig(
    config=None, tmp=None, id_=None, approve_key=True, pub_key=None, priv_key=None
):
    """
    Generate keys and config and put them in a tmp directory.

    pub_key
        absolute path or file content of an optional preseeded salt key

    priv_key
        absolute path or file content of an optional preseeded salt key

    CLI Example:

    .. code-block:: bash

        salt 'minion' seed.mkconfig [config=config_data] [tmp=tmp_dir] \\
                [id_=minion_id] [approve_key=(true|false)]
    """
    if tmp is None:
        tmp = tempfile.mkdtemp()
    if config is None:
        config = {}
    if "master" not in config and __opts__["master"] != "salt":
        config["master"] = __opts__["master"]
    if id_:
        config["id"] = id_

    # Write the new minion's config to a tmp file
    tmp_config = os.path.join(tmp, "minion")
    with salt.utils.files.fopen(tmp_config, "w+") as fp_:
        fp_.write(salt.utils.cloud.salt_config_to_yaml(config))

    # Generate keys for the minion
    pubkeyfn = os.path.join(tmp, "minion.pub")
    privkeyfn = os.path.join(tmp, "minion.pem")
    preseeded = pub_key and priv_key
    if preseeded:
        log.debug("Writing minion.pub to %s", pubkeyfn)
        log.debug("Writing minion.pem to %s", privkeyfn)
        with salt.utils.files.fopen(pubkeyfn, "w") as fic:
            fic.write(salt.utils.stringutils.to_str(_file_or_content(pub_key)))
        with salt.utils.files.fopen(privkeyfn, "w") as fic:
            fic.write(salt.utils.stringutils.to_str(_file_or_content(priv_key)))
        os.chmod(pubkeyfn, 0o600)
        os.chmod(privkeyfn, 0o600)
    else:
        salt.crypt.gen_keys(tmp, "minion", 2048)
    if approve_key and not preseeded:
        with salt.utils.files.fopen(pubkeyfn) as fp_:
            pubkey = salt.utils.stringutils.to_unicode(fp_.read())
            __salt__["pillar.ext"]({"virtkey": [id_, pubkey]})

    return {"config": tmp_config, "pubkey": pubkeyfn, "privkey": privkeyfn}

def _install(mpt):
    """
    Determine whether salt-minion is installed and, if not,
    install it.
    Return True if install is successful or already installed.
    """
    _check_resolv(mpt)
    boot_, tmppath = prep_bootstrap(mpt) or salt.syspaths.BOOTSTRAP
    # Exec the chroot command
    cmd = "if type salt-minion; then exit 0; "
    cmd += "else sh {} -c /tmp; fi".format(os.path.join(tmppath, "bootstrap-salt.sh"))
    return not __salt__["cmd.run_chroot"](mpt, cmd, python_shell=True)["retcode"]

def _check_resolv(mpt):
    """
    Check that the resolv.conf is present and populated
    """
    resolv = os.path.join(mpt, "etc/resolv.conf")
    replace = False
    if os.path.islink(resolv):
        resolv = os.path.realpath(resolv)
        if not os.path.isdir(os.path.dirname(resolv)):
            os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(resolv))
    if not os.path.isfile(resolv):
        replace = True
    if not replace:
        with salt.utils.files.fopen(resolv, "rb") as fp_:
            conts = salt.utils.stringutils.to_unicode(fp_.read())
            if "nameserver" not in conts:
                replace = True
            if "nameserver 127.0.0.1" in conts:
                replace = True
    if replace:
        shutil.copy("/etc/resolv.conf", resolv)

def _check_install(root):
    sh_ = "/bin/sh"
    if os.path.isfile(os.path.join(root, "bin/bash")):
        sh_ = "/bin/bash"

    cmd = "if ! type salt-minion; then exit 1; fi"
    cmd = "chroot '{}' {} -c '{}'".format(root, sh_, cmd)

    return not __salt__["cmd.retcode"](cmd, output_loglevel="quiet", python_shell=True)


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could see his energy and level of intrigue change while he was looking around. We'd barely been in the park for an hour when we sat down for a snack, and Joseph was dancing, looking around at everything, and smiling and waving at the people walking by while he munched on his apple slices. It was incredible to watch how excited he was, and I could have left right then and there and been completely satisfied with the trip. That first day we planned to go through the Safari ride, see the Lion King show, and have a meet and greet with Mickey.When we finally got on the Safari ride, Joseph was completely into what was going on. He was making elephant noises and calling out all the animal names he knew— it was a mind-blowing experience.After the Safari, we headed to the Lion King show, which Melissa and I were a little apprehensive about. Both of us had seen the show previously and wondered if it'd be too scary for him at that age, but he was on my lap clapping and dancing with the show the entire time.The way he smiled and the look on his face while he was watching was worth everything and more. When we met Mickey later that evening, Joseph was a little unsure but warmed up pretty quickly. He didn't cry at all, and it helped me feel a little better about the character breakfast we had booked for the last day we were there. But, while he was going to town on his blueberries that morning, one of the chipmunks, Dale, surprised Joseph accidentally, and he went completely berserk.We got him calmed down enough that he enjoyed visits from Mickey and Chip who came by sometime later, but he was really nervous when Dale made a reappearance. One of the last rides we went on was It's a Small World, which played to Joseph's love of music and dancing. On that ride, he had a look on his face like he'd died and gone to heaven. He was completely into it, clapping and dancing the entire time we were on the boat. Once we were off the ride, he was waving at all the cast members, clapping, and smiling. It was
Like many of you native South Floridians, my wife and I grew up going to Disney World. It was where we went for family vacations, weekend getaways, and even some school trips. We always enjoyed going because we were young or with our friends, but when you're older, the enjoyment shifts. A few years ago, we took two of our nieces to the park, and it was a completely different experience. I think everyone who lives in this area thinks about when they'll be able to take their own kids to Disney World to share the experience with them, which is what happened to us. Melissa and I had a fantastic time watching how excited they were seeing their favorite Disney characters, getting on the rides, and being blown away by the magic of the park. Melissa and I had always wanted a chance to take our kids to the park once we had them, and this experience with our nieces had us looking forward to that day even more. When we had Joseph, we were thrilled to have such a wonderful addition to our family and looked forward to when he'd be old enough to take on his first visit to Disney World. And on New Year's, we finally had that chance! The trip was everything and nothing like what we expected. We had been waiting a long time, and sometimes when that happens, the real thing doesn't always live up to your expectations. But this visit shattered them in all the best ways. At first, we weren't sure if Joseph was old enough at 13 and a half months or if he was going to be okay with all the people and characters walking around. However, it turned out to be the best Disney World trip I've ever taken. Our trip started in the Animal Kingdom, where we picked up our passes. Joseph is really something and has always wowed me with how he seems to sense what's going on around him, which is exactly what happened as soon as we stepped into the park. You
kind of like an adrenaline rush you get while on a roller coaster. He was so happy about the ride he'd just gone on that he couldn't keep it to himself. Right after we got off It's a Small World, the park started to set off their fireworks — perfect timing! We made sure to put the earmuffs we had over Joseph's ears so the noise wouldn't bother him and went to watch. During the whole show, he had a look of amazement in his eyes. As we were walking away from the show, I was looking down at him while pushing his stroller. Joseph was looking straight up at the fireworks with his face lit up from excitement, and I felt all my emotions swell up in an instant. It was an extremely powerful moment. Visiting Disney World with Joseph is one of those trips I will never forget, even if I tried. It was such a unique experience that I doubt I could ever go back and enjoy it as much as I did on that first trip with my son.
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Dollar Losses Set Stage for Recovery
August 20, 2016 #GBP, $JPY, $USD, FOMC, Japan, Post-Brexit
The US dollar lost ground against nearly all the major currencies last week. The sole exceptions were the Australian dollar, where pressure ahead of the weekend following Moody's decision to cut the outlook for five Australian banks wiped out the previous small gain, and the Norwegian krone, which was really flat with less than a 0.1% loss.
The euro, Swiss franc, yen and sterling gained around 1% against the dollar last week. The magnitude of the move may have been exaggerated by the seeming lack of participation, but the direction seems to be the largely a function of technical factors and the market's wrestling with the outlook for the Federal Reserve.
The dominant technical force in the Dollar Index is the retracement of the rally from early May. The 61.8% retracement is just below 94.10. It was tested to the tick on August 18, and it held. It also corresponded with a trendline drawn off the May and June lows and the lower Bollinger Band. The RSI and fast Stochastics have turned higher, though the slower moving indicators like the MACDs and slow Stochastics have not. The first objective is 95.00, but there may be potential toward 95.60-95.80.
The euro is the biggest constituent in the Dollar Index, but it is not nearly as constructive. The euro has recouped more than 61.8% of its decline since early-May (~$1.1325). It has risen in eight of the past ten sessions. Despite the pullback before the weekend, it did not break the previous session's low once last week. Moreover, it remains above the breakout from the downtrend line from early-May. That trendline is found near $1.1230 at the start of the new week and $1.1210 at the end of the week. Although it is bumping against the upper Bollinger Band, the technical risk may extend toward pre-Brexit high (~$1.1400-$1.1430).
The dollar slipped through the psychologically and technically significant JPY100 level. Although it traded below there in three of the past four sessions, the break has not yet been convincing. It has popped back above there and has not yet spent an entire session below JPY100. We suggest that a convincing break could confirm a rare but not unprecedented continuation head and shoulders pattern. The measuring objective of the pattern would project dollar losses toward JPY92.50.
The dollar's upside is initially blocked by the JPY100.50 area, and a break it could see JPY101.20-JPY101.50. This is especially true if our hypothesis of the break of JPY100 being spurred not by Fed views (according to Bloomberg probability calculation the odds have increased over the course of this past week from 16.0%, 17.5% and 36.0% for the September, November, and December Fed funds futures contracts respectively on August 12 to 24.0%, 28.5% and 41.4% on August 19) but by activity in the Treasury market.
Simply put, between the coupon payment of $37.5 bln, of which Japanese investors are among the largest recipients and $54.6 bln maturing; with only $62 bln of new supply, freed up some $30 bln. Given the cost of hedging and the outperformance of other bond markets, we hypothesized that this is what weighed on the dollar, especially against the yen.
Sterling posted an outside down day ahead of the weekend after reaching $1.3185 with the helped a series of data that seemed to indicate less immediate impact from the UK referendum than expected. Consumer prices a touch firmer than expected, but the key was the resilience of the labor market and retail sales. The rally that began with the lowest close in more than 30 years (~$1.2865) on August 15 (the 45th anniversary of Bretton Woods) was stopped in its tracks by new reports citing two unnamed UK officials indicating that Prime Minister May wants to trigger Article 50 by April 2017, ahead of the German and French elections.
Admittedly there are numerous spins, and until the Prime Minister herself confirms this intent, many will rightfully remain skeptical. We think it is believable and consistent with May's likely signals to other European officials. On the pre-weekend sell-off, sterling held the 50% retracement of the rally off the August 15 low near $1.3025. Additional support is seen near $1.2985, but it that does not hold a return to $1.2865 looks likely, especially if the general US dollar tone improves.
The US dollar has also been retracing its rally that began in early-May against the Canadian dollar. On August 19, it met the 61.8% retracement target to nearly the tick (CAD1.2764). The disappointing June retail sales (-0.1% vs. expectations for a 0.5% increase) and downward revisions to the May series (to flat from +0,2%), coupled with a soft headline July CPI (-0.2% vs. flat expectation) helped the greenback recovery before the weekend. The initial target now is near CAD1.2930, but near-term potential may exist toward CAD1.30.
The technical condition of the Australian dollar has also deteriorated. It was the weakest currency last week, losing almost 0.5% against the US dollar. The entire loss for the week was recorded at the end of the week after Moody's cut the outlooks for five Australian banks.
Last week's high, like the week before, was close to a three-year downtrend line found near $0.7850. It failed, and appeared more like an Olympic boxer who hits an opponent at the end of his reach The Australian dollar. Before this week, the Aussie had climbed in 11 of the past 12 weeks since the end of May. We had identified initial support near $0.7600, which largely remained intact before the weekend. The technical indicators we use suggest further losses are likely in the period ahead. The next target is in the $0.7530-$0.7550 area, and then $0.7450. Initial resistance is seen near $0.7650.
The price of light sweet crude oil rose 8.5% last week, the most in five months. Some speculation that OPEC can agree to a output freeze as early as next month, which no one seems to believe, coupled with the largest decline in US inventories in five weeks, and the inventory of fuels fell for the third consecutive week helped prices. Reports also indicated that the surplus stored in ships in the North Sea were also being reduced. Its advancing streak stands at three weeks, and seven consecutive sessions. The rally has surpassed the 61.8% retracement objective ($49.60) of the decline since early-June saw $53.00 a barrel. The Stochastics are warning that a near-term top may be approaching, and the October contract continues to bump along the upper Bollinger Band. However, the RSI and MACD may make momentum traders hesitant about picking a top.
With a few exception, the US 10-year yield has chopped between 1.50% and 1.60% for the past month. The light economic calendar warns this may continue in the coming days. The September note futures were somewhat weaker, with the lost close in nearly a month posted before the weekend. The 131-19 area is important. It marks the low from July 21. A break would signal a move toward 131-00, the highs from April, May, and early-June.
The S&P 500 closed fractionally lower last week. It is the second weekly loss in the past eight weeks. After reaching a high near 2194 at the start of the week, it was sold to 2168 by midweek. It finished the week near the middle of that range; trading broadly sideways for the second week. The technical indicators continue to warn of weakening internals, but the market remains resilient. A break may be confirmed by a close below the 20-day moving average (~2175.7), which it has not done since late-June.
Lastly, a brief word about next week. I will not post my usual piece on macro considerations on Sunday. Here, though, is a brief thumbnail sketch of the top five things I will be watching:
1. Yellen at Jackson Hole at the end of next week: To the extent that she shares her assessment of the economy, I would expect to largely echo the broad sentiment expressed by NY Fed President Dudley.
2. Merkel has to protect both her flanks: She will be meeting EU leaders ahead of the summit, saying she wants the broadest possible debate about the future of the European Union. At the same time, many observers question whether she can be re-elected in a year's time. The outcome of the state elections next month will be watched closely. The first one is September 4 in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
3. Flash eurozone PMI: The record of the recent ECB meeting was not very informative. In addition to playing down shortages of bonds that it must buy under its QE program, there were two points that seemed to be important for what to expect next month. First, there was broad agreement that the downside economic risks had increased, and second, it was noted with concern that the underlying trend of inflation was not rising. The eurozone composite PMI has been unusually steady. It has been between 53.0 and 53.2 since February. The July print was 53.2 but is expected remain within the range in August.
4. Japan: The market remains uncertain what the BOJ will do next month, and will closely listening to Kuroda when he speaks on August 23. At the end of the week, Japan will report July inflation figures. No progress is expected with the national headline and core (excluding fresh food) expected to remain at minus 0.4%. Excluding food and energy, the inflation rate is anticipated to edge down to 0.4% from 0.5% to match its lowest level since May 2015, which itself is the lowest since October 2013.
5. UK and Article 50: In the face of the enormity of the challenge and the complexity of the issue many observers have given up on ideas that Article 50, which formally begins the negotiations for the separation of the EU and the UK would be triggered anytime soon. However, comments by two UK officials may be the first indication that the many have misread the intent of the May government. Further clarification will be sought.
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5G technology is critical for a successful digital transformation
Posted on 19 Jul 2019 by Edward Pearcey
Manufacturers are beginning to view 5G technology, and its associated high data speeds, as a vital component to their business, prompting interest in obtaining private licences as a way to control 5G strategy. A recent report has come up with some interesting findings.
5G technology is a critical component of a digital transformation strategy, with many companies planning to implement the technology within two years of it reaching the market, according to the latest findings from the Capgemini Research Institute.
When industrial companies' executives were asked which technologies will be the most integral to their digital transformation over the next five years, 75% mentioned 5G as a key enabler, revealed the study – 5G in industrial operations: How telcos and industrial companies stand to benefit.
This places 5G second only to cloud computing (84%), and ahead of technology innovations such as advanced automation and artificial intelligence/machine learning.
Increasingly, 5G is being regarded as a catalyst of digital transformation, and that manufacturers expect it to deliver more secure and efficient operations.
Industrial companies believe that 5G's versatility, flexibility, and reliability will help address connectivity challenges (a limiting factor to digital transformation for 44% of those polled) and fuel future use cases, cited the report.
What is 5G, and what can it do?
5G is the fifth-generation of mobile internet connectivity, making better use of the radio spectrum and enabling far more devices to access the mobile net at the same time.
Networks could be launched next year in some countries, with download speeds up to 20 times faster than current technology, making most of the things you do on a smartphone quicker.
Standards are still being formalised for the all the 5G protocols. Higher frequency bands have more capacity but their shorter wavelengths mean they have a lower range.
Holding a license
The report also found that one-third of industrial companies contacted are planning to apply for their own 5G license, with the larger organisations taking the lead with 47% expressing interest.
This is fueled by a desire for greater autonomy and security, combined with concerns about telecom operators being too slow in rolling out 5G public networks.
Gunther May, Head of Technology and Innovation, Business Unit Automation and Electrification, Bosch Rexroth, said, "As a solution provider and a manufacturer, we are monitoring the 5G landscape closely and we believe there are multiple benefits to holding our own license."
He added that "it would allow us to be in full control of our 5G strategy by giving us the freedom to either deploy the network alone or with a telecom operator".
Moving quickly
The report found that there is widespread confidence in 5G's potential, with almost two-thirds of industrial companies (65%) planning to implement it within the first two years of availability.
In Italy (35%), France (30%) and Canada (27%), over a quarter intend to use 5G within the first year, while 75% of industrial companies in the UK and Italy, 69% in Spain, and 68% in the US and Norway plan to start within the first two years.
The largest manufacturers are most likely to implement 5G first (when compared with the broader industry): 74% with annual revenue above $10bn expect to do so within the first two years, compared to 57% with revenue between $500m and $1bn.
UK government pledges £40m for manufacturing 5G trials
"5G is about more than mobile phone consumers having a fast and reliable connection anywhere in the country," the Digital Secretary Jeremy Wright told the 5G World Conference in London, in late June.
"It's a vital piece of technology that can be used to improve the productivity and growth of our industrial sectors," he added. "That's why we're excited to develop new trials in areas such as manufacturing and logistics that can really benefit from 5G."
According to the announcement, the £40m funding will be accessed through the government's £200m project to test the technology.
Investment in 5G testbeds and trials have previously driven work in other sectors, such as transport and healthcare. But, the latest round of 5G funding will support work and growth within manufacturing, and boost industrial development and efficiencies.
Lorraine During, business environment policy adviser at Make UK, told The Manufacturer how important a good connection is for manufacturing: "As more and more data is generated within businesses, the demand for a sufficient internet structure to communicate and maintain this data has increased." To process this information, she added, "5G will need to be deployed effectively across the country."
However, During commented that the "UK already ranks below other countries in terms of fibre broadband rollout, and the danger is that slow rollout of 5G will hinder the UK's potential on this metric too".
Wright responded that as "part of our modern industrial strategy, we're making sure that Britain has a telecoms infrastructure that is fit for the future".
Security advantages
When asked about the business reason for investing in 5G, more than half or respondents cited more secure operations (54%) and efficiency of operations/cost savings (52%), with the expectation that 5G will help in enabling or enhancing use cases such as real-time edge analytics, video surveillance, remote control of distributed production, AI-enabled or remote controlled motions, or remote operations through augmented reality/virtual reality.
Despite uncertainties around the speed of deployment, manufacturers are already willing to pay a premium charge for enhanced 5G connectivity, with 72% of industrial companies willing to pay more for enhanced mobile broadband speed and increased capacity, yet only 54% of telecom operators think there is an appetite for this.
This presents an opportunity for telecom operators to consider how they build a highly profitable 5G business model, said the report.
"This research makes it clear that industrial companies are confident about the benefits of 5G before it has even come to market," said Pierre Fortier, Principal Consultant in Telecom, Media and Technology at Capgemini Invent.
"That said, 5G is an emerging technology and there will be many challenges to overcome before it is ready to be deployed at scale. Co-innovation between industrial companies and the telco ecosystem, in the form of pilots and open experimentation platforms, will be essential to create winwin business, service and operating models that will foster 5G adoption," he added.
This article first appeared in the July issue of The Manufacturer magazine. Click here to subscribe


Via ZDNet, Google Calendar Beta is now publically available for testing. Login with your Google account (which everyone has at least one these days).
Wow! -- cool Ajax/DHHTML app.
Well integrated other Google services, especially Google mail.
You can have multiple calendars, importing public calendars, and access friends' calendar.
Public calendar can be external in iCal format. Now where's my list of iCal subscriptions?
You can also get your events in RSS feed. It might be good to rebuild another calendar from incremental changes in the feed, without downloading the entire iCal.
You can share your calendar with everyone, or specific individuals. You can also share only the busy/free time without the event details.
Notification can be either email or SMS -- too bad SMS is only supported by the carriers in the states.
It's can't be a Google app without search -- nice event search capability.
So far pretty impressed. Just one thing I need -- write in iCal format to a WebDAV server, so that those who are not on Google Calendar can also subscribe to my calendar, and it also provides simple synchronization for apps like Sunbird/Lightning.


Police have fired rubber bullets and baton-charged Spanish protesters attending a rally against austerity in Madrid.
The clashes occurred as protesters tried to tear down barriers blocking access to the parliament, reports said.
Metal barriers had been placed around the building to block access from every possible direction.
Demonstrators – known as Indignants – say "Occupy Congress" is a protest against the kidnapping of democracy.
Spanish media reported at least 20 people had been arrested and 13 injured in the clashes, as police tried to prevent demonstrators gaining access to Congress.
Thousands of people had massed in Plaza de Neptuno square in central Madrid for the march on parliament.
But their route towards the parliament building's main entrance is blocked off by metal railings, police vans and hundreds of Spanish riot police.
Andalucia is considering asking for a 4.9 billion euro ($6.3 billion) emergency credit line from the central government, a spokeswoman for the regional administration confirmed to Reuters news agency.
Tuesday's demonstration was organized via social media sites and many young people turned out.
Clashes have broken out at previous rallies and marches against the cuts and at least 1,300 police are on duty at the Congress building.


Spratt, SE, Pereira, K, Granger, BB, Batch, BC, Phelan, M, Pencina, MJ, Miranda, ML, Boulware, LE, Lucas, JE, Nelson, CL, Neely, B, Goldstein, BA, Barth, P, Richesson, RL, Riley, IL, Corsino, L, Hinz, ERM, Rusincovitch, SA, Green, J, Barton, AB, Kelley, C, Hyland, K, Tang, M, Elliott, A, Ruel, E, Clark, A, Mabrey, M, Morrissey, KL, Rao, J, Hong, B, Pierre-Louis, M, Kelly, K, and Jelesoff, N. "Assessing electronic health record phenotypes against gold-standard diagnostic criteria for diabetes mellitus." Jamia 24 (2017): e121-e128.
Corsino, L, Rocha-Goldberg, MP, Batch, BC, Ortiz-Melo, DI, Bosworth, HB, and Svetkey, LP. "The Latino Health Project: pilot testing a culturally adapted behavioral weight loss intervention in obese and overweight Latino adults." Ethnicity & Disease 22, no. 1 (January 2012): 51-57.
Batch, BC, and Jelesoff, NE. "Visual vignette." Endocrine Practice 13, no. 3 (2007): 321--.
Batch, BC, and Gratian, L. "Lifestyle treatment of hypertension in patients with type II diabetes." In Nutrition, Lifestyle Factors, and Blood Pressure, 221-232. January 1, 2012.


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I-40 runs through ABQ so you could eat there. I quit eating at the Village Inns because they replaced the grated cheddar on their eggs with American process cheese. I like the Range Cafe. There is one on Menaul Blvd near the intersection of I-40 and I-25. Give them a try.
I agree with all GJ wrote and have an additional recommendation. Encourge your shooters to use low recoil, target loads. Locally we have a shooter who prefers Sporting Clays loads. These are hotter loads than necessary for CAS. These and Trap handicap loads have excessive speed for CAS.
That name is taken. It's used by Oklahoma State and New Mexico State as the name of their mascot. There was a lawsuit charging infringement. I doubt SASS wants to step into that conflict. How about SASS A Fras?
Magdalena (now closed) used to have hitching posts behind the shooting line. Spotters loved to lean on them. Place you hitching posts where the spotters have a good view and they will love them.
CUP (copper units of pressure) is an older system of measuring pressure in firearms. Use a search engine and you will quickly find an explanation of this system and the modern system that replaced it.
If the match has vendors then buy some more clothes. Your journey into costume and gun buying has just begun.
Too avoid repeating information posted recently try this thread: https://forums.sassnet.com/index.php?/topic/284032-ballistol-to-clean-black-powder/ I find APP produces the thinnest layer of residue. However, real BP and all the subs leave more residue than any smokeless powder I have shot. In shotguns BP and all the subs will melt plastic wads leaving a "snakeskin" of plastic inside the bore. There is no advantage in this respect of one powder over another.
I've taken online classes where you pay in advance and then are given an access code good for three months for the class. For the record: I do not support RO1 training for all. I do support online RO1 training especially if it includes videos.
I would just be pleased if TOs at local matches would take the time to take RO classes. I'm tired of being penalized by ignorant TO's who lack training. At least at major matches I work with range officials who actually know the rules. Just because one knows how to press the start button on a PACT timer does not make one fully prepared to be a SASS range official.
We just use cheap spray paint and only paint the bullet splats. No such scraping is needed for our targets.


New research, published in the Journal of Neuroscience, finds that sleep deprivation increases sensitivity to pain by numbing the brain's painkilling response.
A lack of sleep impairs the brain's natural mechanisms for relieving pain, finds the new study, which draws attention to potential links between the public health crises of sleep deprivation, chronic pain, and prescription opioid addiction.
For starters, many of us are confused about when this time in a woman's life actually occurs. According to the Mayo Clinic, perimenopause means "around menopause" and refers to the time during which your body makes the natural transition to menopause (which only officially starts when a woman has gone a full year without a period).
This means that the symptoms we normally attribute to menopause—like hot flashes, irritability, anxiety, sleep problems, chills, and night sweats—are actually more symptoms of perimenopause.
This time in a woman's life isn't just hard for us to pin down—it's hard for doctors to define, too. According to Amy Shah, M.D., integrative medicine doctor, "Hormonal balance in general is an area that is not well-defined or treated in conventional medicine. There's no lab test that signals that you are in that stage of life, so it's subjective and also variable, meaning some people have much greater symptoms than others."
All of this is compounded by the fact that historically, women's health has taken a back seat in conventional medicine.
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19th Century French Antique Miniature Marie Antoinette's Portrait Painting Signed Deadot.
An exquisite antique miniature portrait painting created in France during the late 1800's.
It features the portrait of the queen Marie-Antoinette dressed in fine robes and extravagant hairstyle.
The gouache painting has been framed under glass in a broad wooden frame with a brass bevel around the glass.
It has been signed by the artist Deadot.
The portrait is 1 1/2" in Diameter (4 cm).
The antique miniature portrait is in very good condition with light wear to the frame in places.


Japheth Omojuwa a Social Media activist took to Twitter few hours ago to show how Nigerians view the economy in contrast to how General Buhari sees it.
A US based News site (Bloomberg) had lambasted the Nigerian President for his inability to form a government, it specifically queried the failure of the President to appoint a Finance Minister at a time when low oil prices is forcing the economy into recession.
Although the President had claimed he Met an empty treasury such claims have been rubbished by governors of his own party the (APC) who had a fore knowledge of the $ 5 Billion NLNG tax and $1.2 Billion left by President Jonathan in the Excess Crude Account before leaving office.
But is the economy as bad as Buhari and Omojuwa wants us to believe?


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Rico Gathers Suspended One Game For Violating NFL's Substance Abuse Policy
DALLAS (105.3 The Fan) - Dallas Cowboys tight end Rico Gathers has reportedly been suspended for one game for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy,the league announced today.
The suspension stems from an incident back in September when Gathers was arrested for marijuana possession.
Gathers is on the roster bubble in Dallas as he's competing with Blake Jarwin, Dalton Schultz, Jason Witten, and Codey McElroy.
Gathers, the former Baylor basketball player, has unique athleticism but as he hadn't played football since the eighth grade before the Cowboys took him in the sixth round of the 2016 NFL draft. Nevertheless, his eye-popping plays have made him a lightning rod for discussion.
The 25-year-old recorded three catches for 45 yards in six games of action.


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Effect of ethanol on low density lipoprotein and platelet composition
Hojnacki, J.L.; Cluette Brown, J.E.; Deschenes, R.N.; Mulligan, J.J.; Osmolski, T.V.; Rencricca, N.J.; Barboriak, J.J.; Jakubowski, J.A.
Lipids. 26(11): 884-890
The present study was designed to investigate the effect of ethanol (EtOH) dose on low density lipoprotein (LDL) and platelet composition. Male squirrel monkeys were divided into three groups designated Control, Low, and High EtOH, and fed isocaloric liquid diets containing 0%, 12%, and 24% of calories as EtOH, respectively. After four months of treatment, monkeys fed the 12% alcohol dose had LDL and platelet cholesterol concentrations similar to Controls. By contrast, platelet membranes from High EtOH animals contained significantly more cholesterol which was associated with higher levels of plasma LDL cholesterol and apolipoprotein B. Blood platelet count, size, and mass were similar for all groups and circulating platelet aggregates were absent in the two alcohol cohorts. Despite elevations in platelet cholesterol mass and thromboxane A2 (TXA2) precursor, phospholipid arachidonate, platelet responsiveness, measured as thromboxane formed in response to a collagen challengein vitro, and the cholesterol/phospholipid molar ration, were not significantly altered by high dose alcohol. Normal platelet activity in High EtOH monkeys may have resulted from a significant increase in the platelet phospholipid polyunsaturated/saturated fatty acid ratio and a non-significant increase in platelet phospholipid mass, both of which would have a fluidizing effect on platelet membranes. Our data indicate that low EtOH intake has no effect on platelet composition and function while unfavorable platelet cholesterol enrichment following consumption of high dose ethanol may arise from elevations in plasma LDL. Potentially thrombogenic (TXA2 formation, platelet aggregate formation) consequences of increased platelet cholesterol in squirrel monkeys fed high levels of alcohol may be averted by compensatory physicochemical changes in platelet membrane lipid composition although persistent elevations in circulating LDL may contribute to increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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A quality piece with excellent provenance.
Description: A fine and important George III Hepplewhite period carved mahogany and marquetry serpentine concertina action card table. The mahogany serpentine top with front re-entrant corners, fluted frieze edge, a central marquetry circular patterae, unusual husk marquetry corners and cross-banded in satinwood. The top opens to reveal a green baize lined playing surface and is supported by a concertina action. The frieze in flame mahogany with carved central detailing and carved fluted lower edge. The table is supported on fine cabriole legs with leaf carved hips and toes with carved detailing throughout. A delightful, superb quality piece illustrated in the Moss Harris Centenary book.
Further Information: Moss Harris & Sons were established in 1868 as a second hand furniture shop in the New Oxford Road and quickly grew to become Britain's premier fine antique furniture dealer by the end of the First World War. By the 1930's Moss Harris was so well known with an international clientele that he was publishing definitive books about aspects of fine English furniture. Moss Harris remained active in the business till is death in 1941 aged 84. The business was continued by his sons George and Sidney who both died unexpectedly at a young age and thence on to Moss Harris's grandchildren who in 1968 produced the Moss Harris Centenary book to commemorate the very best pieces that the company had dealt in over the last 100 years.
Condition: Excellent. Minor restorations, waxing. The baize playing surface replaced.
Origin/Age: English, George III, circa 1775.


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Subject: BICX Opens Up Really Strong Up 28%
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Brady Granier, Chief Operating Officer and Interim Chief Executive Officer of BioCorRx, Inc., Discusses Recent News in a New Audio Interview at SmallCapVoice.com
AUSTIN, Texas, March 26, 2015 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - SmallCapVoice.com, Inc. (SCV) announced today that a new audio interview with BioCorRx, Inc. (OTC QB:BICX), developer of the Start Fresh Program, is now available. The interview can be heard at http://smallcapvoice.com/blog/3-24-15-smallcapvoice-interview-with-biocorrx-inc-bicx.
COO and interim CEO Brady Granier of BioCorRx, Inc., called in to SmallCapVoice.com, Inc. to go over the recent news for the Company. In the interview Mr. Granier discusses the recently announced execution of a definitive agreement with Myriad Medical Marketing (MMM), the reinstatement of the letter of understanding (LOU) to acquire Trinity Rx Solutions and all of its formulas, as well as new clinic openings so far in 2015.
In the interview Mr. Granier stated, "Things (with Myriad Medical Marketing (MMM)) are progressing rather quickly. We moved from the LOI to the definitive agreement in about a month. They are very eager to get going on this pilot for this new model. It has all fallen into place rather nicely. With the definitive agreement now in place all of our interests are aligned."
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