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So you spilled red wine on your favorite blouse, shirt, pants or jacket.
Whatever are you to do now?
Your best shot at removing a red wine stain comes by responding quickly.
If you have one of several commercial products for getting stains out, like Shout, first dilute the stain with water and blot as much of that as possible.
Then apply the commercial product and let it sit overnight.
Your next step is to wash it. Don't place it in the dryer until you are satisfied that the stain is gone. Drying any garment will only cause the stain to set if it has not been effectively removed.
If you decide to take this piece to the dry cleaner, be sure to tell the dry cleaner what you have already done to the garment. Be sure to talk with the professional dry cleaner who will be working on your problem...not only the Customer Service Representative. Communication with the dry cleaner is extremely important with any spill. Knowing the treatment you have used may affect the treatment from that point forward. If you have pre-treated the garment, you can still take it to the dry cleaner before washing it.
With any product used in stain removal, it's a good idea to test it in an inconspicuous place if time permits.
If you decide to wash it yourself the next morning, follow the washing instructions on both the garment care label and on the stain product. If the instructions are in conflict, follow the garment care label.
But what happens if you don't have a commercial stain remover? Well, there are always home remedies you can try.
There are several home remedies out there using fairly common household products, including club soda, white wine and baking soda.
Removing any stain depends on several factors including the source of the stain, the fabric involved and any prior treatment. Sometimes these home remedies work and sometime they don't. And sometimes they make matters worse. So proceed with caution. Test first if possible.
Club soda is perhaps the best known home remedy for red wine stains. Just moisten a clean cloth with club soda and then blot the stain. The carbonation should lift the stain right out.
Another option in removing a red wine stain is white wine, which theoretically neutralizes the red wine. Pour a little white wine on the red wine stain and gently blot the area with a thick towel. Then wash the garment according to care label instructions…or take it to your dry cleaner. It would be my luck to end up with a red and white stain. I have never tested this one.
Baking soda is another common household item that can help remove red wine stains. Be sure to first blot up as much of the stain as you can, then pour cold water on the stain and blot again. Continue the cold water and blotting routine until you cannot remove any more stain. Then apply a baking soda/water paste, let it dry, and then brush off the dried baking soda.
If you have none of these common household products available, just add a little salt. Huh??
Theoretically (this means I haven't tested this), salt prevents the stain from setting until you can get it to you dry cleaner or you can get a commercial product and treat it yourself.
If you had no choice but to let the stain sit, you can try soaking such an older stain in a 50:50 solution of lemon juice and water OR vinegar and water.
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Orioles manager Buck Showalter said Thursday that he could shorten Kevin Gausman's appearances in the final two weeks of camp to prepare him to possibly be used as a reliever.
Brady Aiken underwent Tommy John surgery on Wednesday.
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The trail was littered with it. The open fields covered in it. Ski lifts now dry and dusty were drenched in it. Desire and will were left everywhere along the 12 mile course alongside broken hearts and even more real, broken ankles.
It is, "not a race but a challenge." So goes the opening line to the credo of an obstacle course featuring ice, electric shock and mud, lots of mud.
With a name like the Tough Mudder one expects to spend at least part of the day slogging through ankle deep mud but it's the unforeseeable obstacles that often present the biggest challenges.
Each Tough Mudder course is provided to competitors via map, pre race, informing them of what to expect as they battle across mile after mile of terrain typically reserved for high speed snowboard runs. Every Mudder event includes at least a couple of "mystery obstacles" and the 2012 event at Beaver Creek Resort in Avon, CO was no exception. Billed originally as a 10-mile event one such obstacle was an extra two-mile grueling hike up hill to over 11,000 feet; after completing 19 obstacles over 7 miles.
(Beaver Creek Resort in Avon, CO. Site of Tough Mudder 2012)
It didn't take long. People were laying all over the course, broken physically and mentally as helpless teammates looked on. This was just three miles in! What would those who continued on be rewarded with for overcoming crushing pain and mental anguish? Tangible rewards included a headband, a t-shirt and a high five from other competitors washed down with ice-cold beer.
What was earned was far more worthwhile than physical incentive. Crossing the finish line represented the culmination of preparation and good old-fashioned hard work; in a word, validation. But as with most adventures it was far more than just the destination but the journey that made the experience worth repeating.
For me, the journey started in my mind. It was a dream, just out of reach but always there, demanding me to grab hold.
Doing a race is something that requires a deep commitment and I had always admired those who did them. I always asked myself what it meant to make that type of commitment. What was really involved? Could it be that hard? Could I do it?
The answer to the first question is easy, what is involved is work and lots of it. Growing up in Colorado I always had a deep-seated desire to run the Bolder Boulder, a 10k that annually draws over 50,000 racers.
To be a part of something that huge would be incredible, I thought, so many people coming together with a similar passion for self-improvement and pushing past the point of comfort.
So I went out, into the cold and ran. By myself, lungs burning, I ran. I hate running. I always have. I played sports growing up and every sport involves running. But in most sports you get to kick a ball or a make a tackle at the end of your run. With running, it's just running. You get out what you put in and so I pushed.
I had never run 6.2 miles in a row before and I didn't know how to approach it. So, steadily I increased my distances until the week before the race I ran 5.5 miles. I felt good. I felt ready.
At the starting gun, flanked by a close friend, I leapt out flanked also by thousands of others who wanted nothing more than to cross the finish line. Music raced by, marshmallows struck my face and I ran. It took 1 hour and 6 minutes, not great but I finished, stopping only for a slip and slide laid out in a yard.
When I ran into Folsom Field I knew I couldn't stop, my final questions answered, it was hard…but I could do it.
The Tough Mudder was for me, the ultimate challenge. Not only does a Mudder feature running but also jumping, climbing, sliding and requires an ability to push through the pain. Our team started out enthusiastic and large, as much as ten strong. However, as I would later learn, a problem faced by many teams was the inevitable thinning out of those who wanted to do it and those who needed to do it. Two months before the Tough Mudder it was down to only two. A close high school friend was all in. He bought his plane ticket and we both bought our entrances into the Colorado Tough Mudder 2012.
(I find it's best to flex before a race. Who needs to stretch?)
I have always found the gym to be a spiritual place. The physical world dripping away with your sweat until all that's left is an inner voice telling you to keep going. I have been a weight lifter for years and in more recent memory found running. None of that prepared me for what it would take to complete a Mudder event.
On the Tough Mudder website is a list of suggested training routines intended to help you prepare. There are three routines. I started on the second. What I encountered was the most intense circuit training I had experienced since high school. After my first go, I almost passed out. Well, first I almost threw up and then I almost passed out…almost.
I knew I had more to give so I went harder, mixing in workouts emailed to me from the Spartan Workout of the Day (Spartan events are similar to Tough Mudders but have different skill levels. Tough Mudders all race together).
As soon as I got comfortable I moved up to the most difficult circuit, pushing hard, sometimes cheating but never quitting.
Those two months ripped by. Work, gym, eat, bed and repeat.
June 8th the day before the race, hit me hard with realization. It was time. I drove to pick up my friend and his alter ego Murdock from DIA. His excitement for life is always teeming at the forefront of his personality but I had never seen him quite like this. Bouncing around, yelling at strangers, smiling, laughing and screaming at the top of his lungs, "Tough Mudder!"
This would be repeated often throughout the weekend.
We drove to Frisco where we would stay for the night. We ate pasta and drank beer (the best beverage for a carb loading diet in my opinion) and made shirts. We went to bed early(ish) and got up early.
Oatmeal for breakfast at our hotel and it was on to Avon. Hundreds of cars filled the dusty parking lot and the temperature soared. A quick bus ride to Beaver Creek Resort put us right in the middle of the chaos. It seemed that everyone had contracted Murdock's excitement that morning, even me. People did team cheers and jumping jacks and taped up their shoes. We were ready.
(Nervous but ready!) Just before our heat the first competitor crossed the finish line and was the last to do so for at least a half hour. That's the sort of accomplishment that blows me away. He was in the first heat and finished every obstacle without any help. He didn't even look dirty. Some people are incredible. *** We made our way to the starting box where an emcee started getting us all fired up. He thanked us for coming, he thanked the soldiers for serving and he told us to look upon our new brothers and sisters. Camaraderie. We chanted. "Tough Mudder, Tough Mudder, Tough Mudder!" The countdown started and we all counted down in unison. "3..2.1!"
(Nervous but ready!)
Just before our heat the first competitor crossed the finish line and was the last to do so for at least a half hour. That's the sort of accomplishment that blows me away. He was in the first heat and finished every obstacle without any help. He didn't even look dirty. Some people are incredible.
We made our way to the starting box where an emcee started getting us all fired up. He thanked us for coming, he thanked the soldiers for serving and he told us to look upon our new brothers and sisters. Camaraderie. We chanted.
"Tough Mudder, Tough Mudder, Tough Mudder!"
The countdown started and we all counted down in unison. "3..2.1!"
(Competitors head out in waves that leave every 20 minutes)
We ran, passing our families, there in support, through Beaver Creek Resort and into the mountains and up the ski lifts. Alone with only our teammates and fellow mudders, the challenge was on!
First up was an intense hike straight up hill through a mister so cold it took your breath away. We ran along trails and up more hills. Climbed under nets where the ground was littered with safety pins intended to hold your racer number in place but now presenting an unexpected challenge.
The most memorable obstacle from early in the race came soon after. A mud pit filled with water was laid out, with cables hanging down from a canopy made of 2x4s. Those cables were charged with 10,000 volts of electricity. Not enough to kill you, we were told, but enough to wake you up. The only way across was an army crawl, across the mud and under the live wires. I managed to avoid the first half of the wires without a shock but my success was subsequently rewarded with five jolts to the back of my head, shoulders and back.
The sense of exhilaration that comes with completing something so terrifying is remarkable. If that couldn't stop me, nothing could. Not the walls we would climb over, tunnels we crawled under or hills we hiked up; except, maybe one thing.
Affectionately known as the Arctic Enema, what I stared down looked like a giant dumpster filled with ice and water with a wall in the middle you had to swim under. Barbed wire at the top of the wall prevented an easy way out. This was the only place on the course I recall hesitating. When I jumped in I lost control of all thoughts and most motor control. I opened my eyes, I panicked, forgetting where I was but finally I climbed under the wall across to the other side and up out of the dumpster. I finally breathed again.
(Dubbed "Berlin Walls" There were about six throughout the course. I found these to be the easiest obstacles. Like doing one pull up at a time.)
Preparation became a major theme as we traveled along our way. You could tell who had been stricken with unavoidable injuries on the course and who just plain wasn't ready. At roughly the five mile point in the race we passed one young lady who was shaking and expressing her desire to quit as her teammates looked on, concerned. When one of them asked her what she ate for breakfast her response blew me away.
"A lunchable," she said.
People around held back their snickers.
It is now I offer my first piece of advice. If you are planning on doing a race of this magnitude, in addition to training, eat. I partook of a carbo loading regime similar to this one provided by the Mayo Clinic. Do your own research, consult with a physician and do not underestimate the toll a race will take on your body. Be ready and make sure you have enough fuel to get through.
More walls, monkey bars, and mountains of ice to scale, it was like a big kid's playground, including several people crying in the sand box. We sustained no injuries and made it through every obstacle and across 12 miles of mountainous terrain until we stared down the final obstacle.
(Claustrophobic? Try climbing through two narrow tunnels but don't stand up or be met with a face full of barbed wire)
It was of course more electric shocks. This time the charged cable stretched down from above our head to below our knees. Ankle deep mud, a hay bale in the middle and a hose wetting you down to make sure the shocks really get you. At least we could run through right? We didn't hesitate, and I was rewarded again with an electric tentacle across the face. I went blind and powered forward even faster, right into Murdock's back knocking him over the hay bale and face first into the muck. The crowd let out a collective groan for his plight but he got up and we crossed the finish line together.
The Tough Mudder was the rare event that ended up living up to my expectations. It was challenging, energy sapping and fun. I made new friendships and strengthened one of my oldest. We are already planning to do another in December. I can't wait.
If there is one final piece of advice I could offer to someone who dreams of competing in such a wild event it is this, as Hunter S. Thompson famously said, "buy the ticket, take the ride." He couldn't have been more right. The investment and commitment that comes with that purchase will inspire you to train and get you to the starting line. From there it's up to you. Fitness is a lifestyle and you reap all of the rewards. Get out there and go!
(Laugh the pain away!)
(Celebrate in style with your fellow mudders)
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This morning, enjoy sightseeing in Auckland before traveling through the green pastoral region of Waikato to the famous WAITOMO GLOWWORM CAVES. Experience a guided tour through the limestone chambers and passages of the cavern. Take a silent boat trip through Glowworm Grotto as you glide quietly beneath the lights of thousands of glowworms suspended from the cave ceiling. In the afternoon, continue over the Mamaku Ranges to Rotorua. Enjoy a traditional HANGI DINNER this evening followed by an authentic MAORI CONCERT. (Breakfast, Dinner)
This morning, start with a visit to the AGRODOME to learn more about one of the country's major industries—sheep! Continue on to RAINBOW SPRINGS to view native bush and wildlife, including a walk through the kiwi bird enclosure. Last stop is TE PUIA, Rotorua's most prominent thermal area with New Zealand's largest geyser, boiling mud pools, and silica terraces. The afternoon and evening are at your leisure. You may wish to board a floatplane for flightseeing of this beautiful area, join a New Zealand family for dinner in their home, or indulge yourself in the relaxing hot springs, sumptuous spa treatments, and massage therapies at the Polynesian Spa. (Breakfast)
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A woman quickly appeared to collect the breakfast sandwiches, which were stuffed with eggs, hashbrowns, cheddar cheese and fried Jersey pork roll, a German summer sausage imported from the East Coast.
"I prefer mustard with a Number Seven," the chef told the customer. "Or you could try any of these," he said, sweeping his hand over the forest of hot sauce bottles covering the other end of the counter.
A few minutes later, Zumpano, taking a break from the grill, popped his head out the window. "How's everything?" he asked the Number Seven eaters and their companions, who had ordered something else.
Mouths full, they responded with upraised thumbs. Zumpano smiled. It makes him happy to feed people, he said.
"Feeding people is such an intimate thing," said Zumpano, who named Henry's Diner after his grandfather, a Navy veteran who taught him the value of hard work by personal example.
"I like doing comfort food for people and treating them like family," he said. "When I can do that, it's a joy."
Zumpano, who has both a chef's knife and a stack of pancakes tattooed on his arm, started cooking as a boy back in Philadelphia.
He enjoyed helping make his family's Italian meals. And baking brownies was a favorite side activity.
He and his dad always dreamed of opening a breakfast place, he said. After all, they inherited a great family recipe for pancakes, which he now uses at Henry's.
He thought he'd become a teacher first, like his dad. But college didn't suit him, so he left school and started working in restaurants.
He considered going to culinary school, but it didn't make sense to him to pay tuition to learn skills he already was using on the job. So he worked his way up in the food service hierarchy, from doing prep to cooking on the line to becoming an executive chef.
He spent a decade in Washington, D.C., working for the Black Restaurant Group. He served as executive chef at BlackSalt, which was named D.C. restaurant of the year, then became general manager, making him responsible for a quartet of restaurants.
As GM, he said, he was responsible for the Black restaurants' wine program.
That brought him to Oregon for a wine country tour in 2008. During the tour, he visited Carlton.
He fell in love with the town, the wine-centric focus and the breakfast burritos at the Filling Station, a local deli. During a subsequent visit, he met Katie Koenig, a McMinnville native, who became his partner both in life and the restaurant business.
Zumpano retired from the Washington restaurant scene, pulled up stakes and moved to Carlton. He worked with Jay McDonald at the EIEIO Winery for awhile, then opened Henry's Diner.
He said he hadn't really planned to return to the food industry, but the Filling Station had closed, leaving him hankering for a good breakfast burrito. So he decided to open his own breakfast spot.
"I kept staring at this vacant lot," he said, referring to the grassy lot diagonally across from the EIEIO Tasting Room in downtown Carlton.
The lot at Highway 47 and Main Street in Carlton, owned by Willamette Valley Vineyards, happens to be the former site of another beloved eatery, the Log Cabin.
It turned out to be perfect for Zumpano's diner, a chrome and minty-turquoise trailer that holds a fully stocked restaurant kitchen.
With the grill, refrigeration, prep space and storage tucked into the compact space, it can get crowded, especially when Zumpano and Koenig are both working. During busy times, he said, "It's a food ballet."
Customers order at the counter, after consulting a menu that lists about a dozen items, ranging from the breakfast sandwiches to pancakes, French toast and biscuits with red-eye gravy. On Monday nights, they can order a dinner special — chicken pot pie topped with Zumpano's homemade biscuit crust on one recent occasion.
They can take the food away or sit down to eat at one of several picnic tables. Canopies shelter diners from sun and rain, and brightly colored crocheted blankets are available to keep them warm on chilly days.
Zumpano's long-term plans include giving Henry's Diner a permanent home. He decided to start with a food cart, he said, because he didn't want to be beholden to anyone.
"I wanted to work for myself, and I could open on my own, with my own money," he said. "It's a good scale for me, something I can do with just myself and Katie."
Open until 2 p.m. weekdays, the diner has been busy since its premiere in late March.
Wine country tourists occasionally stop by, but Yamhill County residents account for the bulk of the business. "I love that the locals are jazzed," he said.
Zumpano counts on the comfort-food menu and good, local ingredients to bring people back. He uses Carlton Farms meats and Carlton Bakery brioche, for instance.
Some people come for ingredients rarely seen on menus here: Jersey roll, a sandwich of smoked salmon with eggs and greens, tilapia tacos, a barbecued bacon-cheddar meatloaf sandwich; maybe the Philly pork scrapple. When people ask about the latter, he said, "I just tell them it's delicious."
Others come for the reason's Zumpano opened the diner in the first place: the breakfast burrito.
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This case describes the waste management industry and a clean technology solution for landfill diversion and renewable energy production. The (A) case focuses on the operational characteristics of waste management and waste to energy, as well as the characteristics of the waste management industry. The intent of the (A) case is to have students perform operational analysis on the organic waste-to-energy process to evaluate whether a potential new plant is economically feasible and attractive. The (B) case focuses on the sourcing dilemma: pre-processing vs. source separation. To ensure that its waste input fuel is of sufficiently high quality (i.e., low level of inorganic contaminants), the company can either build a pre-processing facility to sort incoming waste to filter out contaminants, or work with suppliers to source separate their waste stream.
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Pete Townsend Ends One Direction Twitter Controversy
Friday, August 16, 2013
Pete Townshend answered claims that the Who has taken exception at the similarities between teen boy band One Direction's hit single "Best Song Ever" and the Who's 1971 classic "Baba O'Riley." A false report that the band is trying in some way to block the pop hit has started what Uncut.co.uk has dubbed a "twitter storm" by the singing group's young fans.
Pete Townshend nipped the controversy in the bud by issuing the following statement:
"No! I like the single. I like One Direction. The chords I used and the chords they used are the same three chords we've all been using in basic pop music since Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran and Chuck Berry made it clear that fancy chords don't mean great music -- not always. I'm still writing songs that sound like Baba O'Riley - or I'm trying to! It's a part of my life and a part of pop's lineage. One Direction are in my business, with a million fans, and I'm happy to think they may have been influenced a little bit by the Who. I'm just relieved they're all not wearing boiler suits and Doc Martens, or Union Jack jackets. The funniest thing is that in Canada this year I met with Randy Bachman once the leader of GUESS WHO who told me that he not only copied 'Baba O' Riley' for their hit 'You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet,' but he even called his band after us. Why would I not be happy about this kind of tribute?"
Pete Townshend told us that although "Baba O'Riley" has been a concert staple for the band for decades, most of the Who's fans still don't understand what the song is really about: "'Baba O'Riley,' y'know that song was meant to be the opening music, the back story to the movie that was going to be Lifehouse. So it's not about getting wasted, it's about the fact that we, at that time, back in those days, we seemed to as a society (to) have our way of giving our young people a sense of value."
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The FlightGear open-source flight simulator has graduated to version 2.12 and with it comes many changes as it still sets out to try to compete with commercial flight simulators...
cool but the scenery needs work...
Boring. I know it is a flight simulator, not a game.
But it has no cool airplanes.
Only shitty private airplanes and passenger aircraft.
No modern fighter jets like F-22: Raptor, F-35: Lightning II, Sukhoi Su-47, Sukhoi PAK FA, Mitsubishi ATD-X, etc.
Remember Flightgear is Free and Open Source, if you want to include those listed planes, make one using a 3D modeling software like Blender.
It's also inside cockpit and plane data such as speed, weight, wingspan, acceleration, and all that kind of stuff.
The planes on that list only have few fighter planes, and they're mostly old places from the 60s.
Also many of the planes are just "alpha" or "beta" so they're really shitty.
No modern fighter jets, like fourth or fifth generation fighters, stealth fighters, multirole fighters, etc.
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Release Date: April 2009
Supported languages: US English, Castilian Spanish, Latin Spanish, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese (Brazilian), Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese
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You can now conduct physical inventories from the RF device within a warehouse. Warehouse staff can count quantities in the warehouse and record them directly into the system using the RF device. The device provides electronic information on what to count; however, staff can optionally print tags through the RF device or through QAD EE system software. A new RF Tag Count Entry (1.11) option lets you enter counts directly into the RF.
You specify the RF sorting method for the tags by setting a new field, Physical Inventory Sort, in Receipts/Transfers/Issues Control (4.17.24).
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New simulation programs were added to the Algorithm Menu (4.6):
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Container Move Simulation (4.6.19) lets you test your CM type algorithms without actually modifying the inventory records in your database. The system displays or reports suitable stage, truck, and dock locations, including empty locations, locations with the least goods, and locations that already contain stock for an SO shipper or DO ship-to code.
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New browses include the following:
Transaction History Browse (4.9.23) lets you display a list of transactions by transaction number, sequence, site, and warehouse. You can view the start date and time, and the user who started the transaction.
Wave Progress Browse (18.104.22.168) displays picking tasks created for this wave that are complete, not complete, and total. In .NET UI, you can use the browse chart designer to create various charts of the data.
Workload by WLG Browse (126.96.36.199) displays workload data by the work location group. You can display data for users, including pending, active, and total tasks, and time to complete tasks for the WLG in both man-hours and estimated hours. In .NET UI, you can also use the browse chart designer to create various charts of the data.
New labor reports include the following:
Productivity by User Report (220.127.116.11)
Transactions by User Rpt (22.214.171.124)
Tasks by User and Date Inquiry (18.104.22.168)
Tasks by User and Date Report (220.127.116.11)
Tasks by Group and Date Inquiry (184.108.40.206
Tasks by Group and Date Report (184.108.40.206)
A new External Device Session Inquiry (4.25.9) lets you view user session data. You can specify a range of user IDs, then indicate whether you want to display data for active or inactive users.
A new Terminate Own Session field in Receipts/Transfers/Issues Control (4.17.24) lets you specify whether the system terminates your previously running session. Once activated, if the user logs into the RF, the system prompts to terminate the session. If the user responds with Yes, the system attempts to stop the currently running session of that user. Once the current session stops, the user can log in as usual.
Program Name Changes
Three pallet-related programs were renamed in this release.
Renamed Programs
Menu Number
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New Name
Logistic Palletization/Transfer
Logistic UM Pallet Create/Transfer
DO Pelletization/Transfer
Distr Order Pallet Create/Transfer
Pallet Constitution/Transfer
Multi-Item Pallet Create/Transfer
Reference Summary Inquiry (4.9.15) now reports with the correct date format.
Movement Conf. Workbench (4.8.7) no longer lets you receive new items to a single item location when other item inventory already exists. Previously, the system incorrectly let you receive new items to a single item location.
The RF Location Audit (1.4) option now correctly changes the status of an item from fail to available when a cycle count completes for an item with a quantity equal to the quantity available. Previously, the status remained at fail when the cycle count completed.
The RF Batch Pick-SO/DO (3.1) and Batch Pick All (3.2) options now confirm the transaction when you set Translate Frames to Yes in Label Control (126.96.36.199). Previously, the system left transactions unconfirmed.
When confirming a pre-shipper task after an cycle count entry, the RF Batch Pick-SO/DO (3.1) option no longer creates negative inventory balances for a location that has an inventory status with overissue set to No.
Performance was improved in Pre-Shipper/Shipper Confirm (7.9.5) when confirming a pre-shipper with more than 30 lines.
Sales Order Manual Allocations (7.1.6) now deletes the warehousing transaction when you delete the allocation line. Previously, the warehousing transaction was not deleted.
Order Whse Detail Status Inquiry (22.214.171.124) no longer displays a Progress error when you specify the option to show picked details. The system now correctly displays order detail lines.
During CIM loads, the system now sets the correct alternative UM on selected inventory screens, such as those for unplanned receipts, and so on.
When QAD Warehousing is active, Sales Order Shipments (7.9.15) no longer updates the quantity to allocate and quantity picked on a multi-line SO when there are few lines on the multi-item SO; this is true regardless of whether the few lines ship or do not ship.
Movement Confirmation and Inq (4.8.9) now correctly transfers the inventory during inter-warehouse transfers of multi-item pallets when you confirm the transaction using Transfer By Reference (4.17.1).
LA algorithms are now correctly assigned to PICK-SO, PICK-DO and other PICK transactions; previously, the system only assigned the PICK-SO transaction.
Algorithm Assignment Maintenance (4.6.9) now deletes algorithm assignment details. Previously, you were required to delete individual detail records first.
Improvements in .NET UI browses and dashboards include the following:
Transaction Priority Workbench (4.11.6) formatting and display were fixed.
All workbench fields no longer highlight.
The description of users now correctly displays in labor management workbenches.
Trans Priority by Pre-Shipper (4.8.9) now correctly functions when the system displays more records than those that can display in a single page.
Movement Confirmation Workbench (4.8.7) and Labor Management Workbench (4.11.15) behavior is now consistent with other .NET UI QAD Warehousing browses.
Labels are now correct in Load Optimization Setup Maint (22.214.171.124).
Warehousing Transaction History Browse (4.9.23) under .NET UI now displays local variables with the correct format.
The .NET UI no longer hangs due to API errors.
Multi-Item Pallet Create/Transfer (4.17.20) no longer pauses in .NET UI.
Average task time calculations were corrected in the system, both when automatically calculated for a user through Labor Management Control (4.11.24) and when invoked through Task Time Update (220.127.116.11).
Calendar Maintenance (184.108.40.206) and User Maintenance (188.8.131.52) no longer let you enter blank calendars. When you delete a calendar, the system verifies the calendar is not assigned to a user, and if not, the system now deletes all calendar details. Also, the system now validates the calendar you enter when you assign it to a user.
When confirming a warehousing task using the RF Next Task function, if the quantity confirmed is 0 and you set Complete, Fail and Repick to Yes, the systems now functions correctly.
When you press F2 to inquire on load details when using the RF Ship Truck (3.5) option, the system now correctly displays data.
The system now correctly generates the start time for certain transactions. Previously, the start time was not generated correctly, resulting in labor management reports incorrectly calculating transaction elapsed time.
System error messages no longer display when you use the RF device and enter an incorrect location in the login screen.
For kit components:
The RF Container Move (3.4) option now functions correctly and no longer locks records. It also works correctly with kit components. Previously, it did not manage kit inventory movement and detail allocations correctly.
The RF Ship Truck (3.5) option now correctly handles shipments with kit components.
Pre-shippers now correctly update the location after you confirm warehouse transactions created for kits using PICK-FAS algorithms.
Pre-Shipper/Shipper Confirm (7.9.5) no longer creates ISS-FAS transactions with incorrect quantities when kit component items are picked from multiple locations. Previously, quantities for ISS-FAS transactions were incorrect.
QAD Warehousing order detail records are now correctly created for kits when sales orders are created as not confirmed, then confirmed using Sales Order Confirmation (7.1.5).
Populate Order Whse Maint Tables (4.25.5) now processes kit sales order lines.
Available Kit Quantity to Ship (7.1.8) now executes the proper QAD Warehousing picking logic.
Movement Confirmation Workbench (4.8.7) no longer prompts to confirm undo transactions once you confirm a task.
Rebalance Expected In/Out Qty (4.25.3) no longer displays data for multi-lot items when there are discrepancies within the From and To fields.
Transaction Inquiry (4.8.18) now shows the shipper ID or all transaction types. Previously, it only displayed PICK-SO and PICK-DO transactions
Location Maintenance (220.127.116.11) now defaults the value of the OPC frequency from Storage Location Group Maint. (4.3.1). Previously, the system did not default the value from Storage Location Group Maint.
The RF Transfer (1.3) option no longer displays an error message when you set Check Digits to Yes for locations and you transfer a pallet from one location to another location.
The RF Location Audit (1.4) option now lets you exit screens using the F4 or End key on Reference and Alternate-UM fields during a cycle count on an empty location. Previously, you could not exit screens unless you entered correct data in these fields or pressed the Abort key.
The following container move algorithms were corrected:
No 14 (Mov to Dock - Find Dedicated Dock) now correctly retrieves the shipvia code of the inventory being moved.
No 3 (Move to Stage–Merge with Same Shipper/Ship-To) now correctly handles shipper and ship-to searches.
No 12 (Move to Dock–Merge with Same Shipper/Ship-To) now correctly handles shipper and ship-to searches.
Put Away/Loc Find Simulation (4.6.13) now correctly deletes the results screen.
The RF Batch-Pick (3.1) option now correctly rolls back the transaction when you use the End or F4 key after confirming the first pick task. Previously, you could not exit or undo from a pick task for items with a To Reference set to 5 in Internal Routing Maintenance (4.2.5).
Warehouse Transaction Inquiry (4.9.1) now refreshes shipper IDs in the Other Details frame when the system displays transactions with blank shipper IDs after it displays transactions with non-blank shipper IDs.
User-Work Location Group Maint. (18.104.22.168) and User Printer Maintenance (4.21.9) now let you enter values for the Inspection Printer and Use External fields.
When picking for distribution orders or waves using pre-shippers, the system no longer displays Progress errors when a pre-shipper is not created.
Auto replenishment, which you set through the Auto Replenish field in the Miscellaneous frame of Warehouse Maintenance (4.1.1), now works correctly.
You can now activate tasks created with Wave Release (4.15.8) when you run another instance of Wave Replenishment (4.15.6) or Wave Release before the activation.
When you confirm tasks on the RF with a quantity of 0 (zero), the system now prompts for the destination location, letting you enter a check digit. Previously, you could not enter a destination location, and therefore, you could not enter a check digit, and the system displayed an error without the check digit. Also, check digit functionality was added to the RF Container Move option, so that users are prompted for a check digit once they enter the To location.
Wave tasks now correctly cancel checks for distribution order picking tasks when no pre-shipper is attached. Previously, just sales order picking tasks where checked.
Wave Replenishment (4.15.6) now correctly sets the status of the wave when you replenish a released wave. Also, wave replenishment date and time are now considered in Wave Task Inquiry (126.96.36.199), Wave Priority Boost (4.15.15), and Load Priority Boost (126.96.36.199). Previously, the date and time were not considered, resulting in replenishment tasks for items in a wave not being linked to the wave.
Wave Release (4.15.5) now successfully launches the wave for an item that has an existing wave replenishment task when Avoid Release Without Replenish is set to No in 3 Wave Planning Control File (4.15.2). Previously, the wave was not released.
In Wave Planning (4.15) functions, the system now correctly assigns pre-shipper numbers when you set options to create a new pre-shipper.
RF kanban functionality now works correctly. The system stores kanban information for an item at the item/site level only, and previously, the system did not check for the existence of this record prior to creating kanban transactions.
The RF Transfer (1.3) option now works correctly. Previously, you could not enter a storage location group as the destination location, even though the transaction was created. Also, the system did not check whether the destination location was a single part location (loc_single).
Logistic UM Pallet Create/Transfer (4.17.17) now correctly creates tasks for pallets.
Minor corrections include:
RF program records no longer lock when you introduce transactions.
Switch lot/serial and reference functions were corrected.
Batch picking crash recovery functions were corrected.


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