 his 1-year old passenger into a carseat and instead placed her on a shelf beneath the back window of his car.
The man was driving on an icy highway in Russia when he suddenly lost control and skidded, the rear of the car being spun into oncoming traffic. The baby was thrown from the car and landed in the road, and narrowly avoided being struck by a huge truck. The entire incident was caught on the dashboard camera of a car driving behind him; the man has been cited for not using a carseat, but it could have been much worse. Luckily, the baby girl survived the accident, but reportedly suffered injuries to her head and face.
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Although David respected Abishai and his brother Joab for their military skills, he did not approve of their cruelty. He considered them evil men whom he was unable to control (2 Samuel 3:39; 1 Kings 2:5-6).
Abishai and Joab believed that David would become Israel’s king. They supported him because his rule would give them the opportunity to have great power and authority.
For that reason, David’s attitudes and methods were very different from theirs. Of course Abishai wanted to kill Saul. David could never be king while Saul remained alive. However, David was not asking himself what he needed to do in order to become king. David was trusting God to arrange his life for him. So instead, David was asking himself what he must do in order to please God. Clearly God would not be pleased if David murdered Saul.
David had a special reason why he would not hurt Saul. Saul was the king whom God had appointed to rule Israel. God had separated Saul from everyone else in Israel for that special task. Therefore, David considered Saul to be a holy man, a servant of God. Saul had not been loyal to God, but he was still Israel’s king. So, David believed that everyone in Israel, including David himself, must be loyal to Saul.
David ordered Abishai not to attack Saul. Abishai obeyed; he accepted David’s authority. However, Abishai would still have considered David’s decision very strange. In Abishai’s opinion, any opportunity to achieve success was a gift from God.
However, David would have preferred for his ambitions to fail than that he should offend God by them.Restricted to Repository staff only until 20 April 2021.
© 2019 Elsevier Ltd Objectives: The psychological wellbeing of athletes, in particular the concept of psychological distress, is receiving growing research attention. Irrational beliefs as proposed in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) have been shown to be positively related to the psychological distress of athletes, but the mechanisms by which irrational beliefs predict psychological distress remain unclear. The role of maladaptive schemas, as proposed in Schema Therapy (ST), in the relationship between irrational beliefs and psychological distress has not yet been studied, despite the conceptual similarities between REBT and ST. Design and method: Participants were self-selected triathletes (n = 124), duathletes (n = 9), swimmers (n = 7), cyclists (n = 17) and runners (n = 57). A single timepoint cross-sectional study design was used to investigate simple mediation models using the PROCESS macro. Results: Results revealed that maladaptive schemas fully mediated the positive relationship between irrational beliefs and symptoms of anxiety, and depression (psychological distress). Conclusions: These findings suggest that maladaptive schemas are a potential mechanism through which irrational beliefs predict psychological distress. Results may help practitioners begin to understand how REBT and ST may be applied in tandem for the benefit of greater athlete psychological wellbeing.
This is an Author Accepted Manuscript of a paper accepted for publication in Psychology of Sport and Exercise, published by and copyright Elsevier.
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Recently, I wrote an article about the lack of acceptance of GNOME 3. I received a private email from Aaron Seigo of KDE in which he took me to task, politely, thoughtfully, and with his usual thoroughness, for focusing on negative news. Since I often debate this issue with myself, with Seigo's permission, I'm summarizing the discussion here.Seigo begins by asking, "Is it useful to spend time concentrating on the negatives in FOSS when we have not only a tremendous number of positive events occurring but many detractors who are willing to do the negativity thing for us?We must acknowledge the unique health concerns that bisexual, pansexual, queer and sexually fluid people face -- and work together to dismantle the barriers keeping them from accessing full, competent care. By following the guidance above, health care professionals can create safe, welcoming places where bisexual people feel less anxious about coming out and seeking the health care they need.
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This query is selecting the data directly from the Users Master (SY01400) table in the system database (typically called DYNAMICS and creating the passwords automatically based on the first 14 characters of the User Name with the spaces removed and suffixed with a 1.
SQL Server Management Studio should have the Result to text option set:
The macro text can be copied into Notepad and saved as a macro file for running.
I find this approach easier and quicker than the mail merge method I showed in the last post. However, this approach does require knowledge of SQL scripting and access to SQL Server Management Studio; good when working with IT people, but not of much use if your contact is in a non-IT department such as Accounts or Finance.
Two other examples of SQL script to create a macro are activating Bill of Materials and loggin into each company which you need to do after upgrading a system which uses the VAT Daybook module.
This method has a major advantage over the mail merge method of merging data into the macro template; the SQL script can have case statements built into it to handle a variety of differences in the data. The first time I did this was about 5 years ago for a client using WennSoft Job Cost; there was a bug which resulted in the Tax being incorrect on transaction lines.
As the transactions had a variable number of lines, a mail merge would not work. So I created a SQL script which was able to handle the variable number of lines and update all of the data.
2 thoughts on “Microsoft Dynamics GP Macros: Macro By SQL”Can I ask a question about the pain body? I've been going inwards deeply as much as I can for the past few weeks, and I go through periods of joy. But sometimes the painbody comes back, and it uses any excuse to come back - even bringing back memories of arguments that were long gone and resolved - we had kissed and made up!
it's getting very frustrating - like it's never ending. I've been using the Sedona Method as well - which is very similar to ET's feeling of the pain body. I've cleared out so much pain, and then a few days later it feels like it's all coming back.
My question is, please: is that normal? Am I really clearing it out, and it's jsut coming back in waves, or am I not doing it right? Has anyone ever permanently cleared out their pain body? It's really frustrating - I always think that I've gotten rid of it because I go for days without an attack and then BOOM it comes back and tries to control my thinking. I spend days just feeling it and it is still there. I had a very heavy pain body before I discovered ET - it drove me to lose my job and into depression for years before I found ET and started recovering.
Has anyone ever permanently cleared out their pain body? Is this sudden renewal normal? Just a phase? I've heard people say that the pain body fights back when it dies, but this has gone on too long to be a death struggle. Does ET have anything to say about "death struggles"?
my god, guys, I just realised I asked almost the exact same question nearly 2 months ago. Sorry.
It's just so frustrating... my pain body used to revolve around one particular painful memory and since then I've cleared it out. And it's latched onto another one - which, like I mentioned, is already over- we've kissed and made up. And I get the feeling it's never ending!
I suggest that you always provide as much detail as possible. This is anonymous forum, so your privacy is protected.
Pain comes from inner conflict, you want the doctor to treat your illness, but you refuse to let the doctor take a look at your body, you will feel pain, and the pain tells you that you need to let go at least one of the two.
Usually you have many pairs of conflicts happening simultaneously. You can start by writing down one pair of conflicts, and the second, third