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[Elisabetta Buendia]

Iknow the struggle to give, because I know the hope that money holds. As a minister, it is easy to rationalise that my great financial sacrifices have already been made. I earned more when I was 22 in the corporate world than I ever will working for a church. As an Anglican minister, the offer of highly subsidised private school lures me with thoughts of what my children could have if I just gave a little less, or if my wife gave up voluntary service in our church and community in order to reenter the workforce. As a husband and father living in the inner city, there are things that I want for my family that would be within reach if we only had just a little more.

And I think that I can speak with some pastoral authority on this issue, too. To the best of my knowledge, the church where I serve raised more money in a single campaign than any Anglican church in Sydney, if not Australia. I was present throughout the entire campaign. But we are also a university church, currently struggling with offertories, where introducing young adults to the basic principles of giving is a fundamental and drawn-out part of discipleship.

And I believe that we need to honestly name what it is to live the godly life; name the reality that we have substituted middle-classism and niceness and passivism and hidden immorality and public immorality for godly piety. To name the fact that we have become a church of lounge dwellers, and repent.

Right now, we are using some calculated fields,

- avg( OrderDtl.UnitPrice) * PartWhse.OnHandQty -,

to determine the average unit price in order to examine the approximate value of our On Hand finished goods. Because this BAQ is also pulling only open orders, it has resulted in some blank fields under a large number of on hand finished parts.

We would rather pull the

- last price a unit sold * PartWhse.OnHandQty - (For all orders, open or closed)

in order to more accurately determine the approximate on hand value of these finished goods.

But because 50% of these finished goods do not have an average unit price associated with them, we would rather use different fields and/or Table criteria to determine the last price that all of our On Hand finished parts sold for

Subquery 2 - OrderDtl Table & Subquery 1 Table (Table Relations = ?)

OrderDtl.OrderNum, PartNum (From Subquery 1?), (Last Order Price = What display field?)

Calculated Fields = ?

If you do an average, it would be even better to do a weighted average taking into account the qty of the part on each invoice line. A simple average of Unit Price would skew the figures high (assuming Unit Price goes down the higher the qty).

You can then use the $last_path_component var anywhere you wish. Note this regex will return everything after the last / which could include in url arguments, so if you do not need them, you will have to modify the regex above accordingly.

Hi guys, I am in desperate need of help as I have several customer orders that I can't fulfill because my printer just stopped functioning correctly today. I have a Pixma Pro-100, and I have printed several hundred 13x19" prints with it. Today, it started adding black smudges/streaks on either side of the last few inches of every 13x19" print.

I cleaned the printhead, aligned it, cleaned the nozzles, and even took the printhead out and cleaned it using the "soak in shallow water" method, before letting it dry completely. It still produces the same black smudges/streaks on either side of the last few inches of the prints.

When I remove the printhead after a print, I can notice what looks like black ink build up all around the bottom brown part where the ink sprays out from the printhead. I've tried wiping it off with an alcohol wipe and reinstalling the printhead. Nothing seems to work.

I should also note that the sponge that soaks up excess ink inside the printer seems to be really full of wet ink. I tried soaking up as much as I could with paper towels and got quite a lot of it out of there. It seems to me that this couldn't be the problem, though, because the smudges are on the printed side of the paper and not the rear side.

The edges of all the A-2 cards I'm printing all had black streaking and smuges one the top edge on all the cards I was printing. I cleaned the printer heads, I ran all the other cleaning steps. All my setting were how I step them up a year ago - However none of this has solved my problem.

What I did find, (I'm printing on Mat Photo Card Stock by Red River Paper Co. A-2 60 lbs), if I gently roll the paper edges in I am able to get perfect results again. It seems I can print 3 cards before I have to start cleaning the rollers again.

I print on 13x19, and the papers are a 286gsm weight paper that I purchased a large amount of. All my other papers are in this range, some even more. I have to curl the corners or the entire paper to not have this happen, yet it works 1 out of 3 or 5 times. Otherwise I have either a small area or a MESS. The head carraige is getting caught on the paper either at the front as it feeds in when starting and ruins the print off the bat, or towards the end.

This is partly due to the paper feed design as it doesn't support the paper as most of it is out, and the weight maybe causing the paper to flex up? I am not sure, but it was not happening before, and now the air is more humid and my paper has more curl.

Been stuck for hours trying to get 6 prints done. Otherwise I love the printer. Maybe HP, or perhaps now Epson has a better paper path system? I have used them in the past, but this was my first Canon as I am looking to get a IPF large format 60". I would hope those have no issues like this, but it makes you think..its the engineering prevention..If they didn't think of it for this, why would they think of it for the others, as each product is supposed to be engineered to handle what they claim WITH some room to exceed, not fail delivery of.

What I did notice earlier before this custom setting was, since the head carraige is getting stuck on the lip edge of paper in the starts and finishs, the ink is often spraying off the page. I have a pool of black ink at the left/logo side of the sponge tray.

That is pretty heavy stock. I use only two brands of paper. Oh, yeah, when I got my first Pixma Pro, I've owned five, many years ago I did try other brands but have settled on the two I currently use. They are Canon's own and Red River paper. I do not see the problem you are having.

My suggestion is, although, you may not be using Red River paper, perhaps you are, call them anyway. They are really helpful even if you just browse their web site. It has a lot of info on paper and printing it. Can't hurt.

I have a lot of this paper in stock, as I really like it. Its HP branded. The paper type has little difference, its the way it lays down. And many papers can exhibit this. Imagine I was cutting from rolls, then it would be even more of curl issue.

I have been having trouble with this one for hours and it's gotten to the point to where, I have no revives left I have gotten up to 100% but there is a whole group of corpus that deals so much damage that when I kill them im getting more damage dealt to me.

I use Umbra because of the sentients and I sold my broken war. Im mr8 and I have trouble knowing what loadout would be best suited for this mission. I have tried countless times with different weapons, my other Warframes or any other warframe im not sure can beat the sentients and/or weapons except umbra.

I really need help in this situation because it seems I can't get to at least 20% without already dying and then sentients coming and at the same time the process is being stopped by drones and corpus. I really need to know what weapons or Warframes are best suited so I can get them.

I ran this with a Rhino, Arca Plasmor and Aklex Prime as my secondary. I had my Plague Kripath with me but didn't use it on this mission. The key to sentients is to have different elemental combos on your weapons for when they build up immunity or use your amp to reset their immunity after you have done some damage. Try to prioritise the sentients when they turn up as they are far more dangerous than anything else in the mission.

If you need a squad, You may find helps in recruiting chat.

About sentient fighters, Their strong points are fast movement, damage resistance buildups and high damage spinning lasers.

They are weak to certain CC powers , such as Revenant's Entrall, Limbo's Za Warudo , Temporal blast ... blah blah

Slow them down or lock them in place, hit them with everything u got , then use your amp to reset their resistance buildups, repeat.

If they starts using a spinning laser, take cover or stand under them to evade.

Recommended weapons are Paracesis(rank 40), heavy melee slash attacks, shotguns or anything that does lots of damage in a few hits.

Excalibur Umbra also good at fighting sentient but you will need a proper build.

It's ok if your current build does not make it, just grind for some more upgrades.

Check out wiki / youtube for more tips.

HTH.

As for OP's query, I would suggest you to invest into some CC abilities (Vauban), or a frame that can deal great DPS on a wide scale (Mesa). Reason being is that "jack-of-all" frames have some trouble dealing damage sustainably on a wide angle, and "wide scale" is what you should be looking for. Hence, either great CC or wide angle DPS.

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