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I have a couple of related questions.
1. Where can I configure if I want Forward/Backward Scheduling in Customization? and if I leave it blank will it do forward or backward scheduling?
2. Does the system not perform backward scheduling if Replenishment Lead Time (RLT) is setup? If yes why?
Backward scheduling is the calculation of deadline dates: the arrival time at the customer site is calculated as the earliest
possible goods receipt time at the customers unloading point on the requested delivery date. All four of the delivery and
transportation scheduling lead times are subtracted from the customeru2019s requested delivery date to determine if this date can
be met.
The transit time, loading time, and pick/pack time are subtracted from the customeru2019s requested delivery date to calculate the
required material availability date.
The system calculates backward scheduling as follows:
Requested delivery date minus transit time = Goods issue date
Goods issue date minus loading time = Loading date
Loading date minus transportation lead time = Transportation scheduling date
Loading date minus pick/pack time = Material availability date
Forward scheduling is also done if no product is available on the material availability date calculated by backward
scheduling. The system does an availability check to determine the first possible date when product will be available. This
new material availability date forms the starting point for scheduling the remaining activities. The loading time, pick/pack time,
transit time, and transportation lead time are added to the new material availability date to calculate the confirmed delivery
Note quite the answer I was looking for but thanks all the same. I actually know all this stuff.
Where can I configure
It is in OVLY
G. Lakshmipathi
System actually calculates delivery date by Backward scheduleing method first, Incase delivery date lies in the past, then system carries out forward scheduling. There is not customisation settings.
We can control whether system can perform backward scheduling only to certain extent in T.Code: OVLY.
Please note that, when we activate this system may confirm the delivery date in the past.
As far as the RLT is concerned, It does not control the scheduling type, if set it will propose a delivery date considering the RLT period.
Hope this helps.
If RLT calculates its own thing rather than forward/backward schedule; that means that the date is first proposed by backward scheduling and using RLT if the material is available it is "kind of a backward scheduling" but if the required MAD can not be met still, the system then goes to the end of RLT and declares that as the MAD and calculates rest of the dates accordingly hence making it a "kind of forward scheduling"? Please clarify because the job of RLT is to commit the stock if it is available on the required date ignoring the Sales Requirements of the future (already made sales orders and perhaps outbound deliveries too?).
Furthermore, I still have one confusion. What if the "Delivery Scheduling" and "Transport Scheduling" are left blank and the system does the backward scheduling - how does it do it? Because with no Pick/Pack time and Loading time to calculate Material Availability Date (MAD) and Loading date and no Transportation lead time and Transit time, what is left to carry out the backward scheduling out with?
Even with forward scheduling the system needs these times and dates for the proposed delivery date of its own? Kindly help.
Edited by: shabie on Nov 14, 2011 6:38 AM
The system works as follows (In this sequence):
> A requested delivery date is entered
> A Backwards Scheduling is executed, which determines GI Date, Loading Date & Material Availability Date
> If the system has determined dates in the past, and your customising does not allow this, the system will trigger a forwards scheduling, starting with the current date as the material availability date.
So lets say scheduling determines a material availability date = 20th Novemeber; this should be considered a requested material availability date.
> The system then executes the actual availability check
> If the required quantity is not available on November 20th, the system looks to other dates where it is available.
> If the quantity is not available anywhere and you are using RLT, the system will go out as far as the RLT and confirm after this date; everything is considered available after the RLT - this is the purpose of the RLT function.
The purpose of RLT is not to "RLT is to commit the stock if it is available on the required date ignoring the Sales Requirements of the future"
"What if the "Delivery Scheduling" and "Transport Scheduling" are left blank and the system does the backward scheduling - how does it do it? Because with no Pick/Pack time and Loading time to calculate Material Availability Date (MAD) and Loading date and no Transportation lead time and Transit time, what is left to carry out the backward scheduling out with?"
It doesnt; the system will not execute a backwards scheduling in this case. The system just takes the date from the requested delivery date and populates the scheduling dates.
When you say "Everything is considered available after RLT" What exactly does EVERYTHING include? Its only stock that matters because rest of times required (like loading time and transit time) are determined by different factors and does not need consideration in the first place since the system just adds up all the different time duration to give the final date of delivery.
Am I getting something wrong here?
Come on guys, write me up a small reply please? The forum has never disappointed me. Why do it now? Can anyone tell me the full meaning of EVERYTHING in the last post? That is all I ask!
By "everything", I meant all requirements outside the lead time are considered available.


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Okay, the internet is back up and the tv is working again. So far, so good, except now we can't get get a signal from the Blu-ray player.
This is still an improvement over yesterday, when the internet was down, so Lisa couldn't cancel the tickets she bought on Expedia within the 24-hour cancellation window. She bought them there because the Frontier Airlines website wasn't working and there was an hour-and-half wait to talk to a ticket agent on the phone, which pretty much used up the battery life of the iPhone, which we had to use because the home phone, which is Comcast, wasn't working.
The internet has been giving us fits because of some weird glitch that suddenly cropped up out of nowhere between the Airport Express and the Comcast router. Everything had been working fine until a few weeks ago, when it all went berserk. Comcast claimed it was because they'd upgraded their security and our 5-year-old tv wasn't new enough to cope with the technology, so it wasn't their fault.
None of which explained the internet working intermittently, or not at all. Our computers are both brand new. A call to Comcast solved nothing, but it did solve the problem of what to do for three hours on a Thursday night.
Then yesterday, everything went out. No phone, no tv, no iPad, no nothing. Fortunately, the iPhone was working and still getting internet through the T-Mobile system, so we could call and discover that there was a neighborhood outage. The Comcast folks came out and spent several hours working in the alley. They told us that squirrels had chewed through the cable. They did a great job replacing the cable and cleaning up the wiring at our house. Then the really nice service guy spent two hours reworking our system in the house, and everything, including the Blu-ray, worked great. what a relief!
Until ten minutes after he left, when the internet AND the Blu-ray went out again. The tv worked, though.
Another call to Comcast, and two hours later and another complete reworking of the entire system, the internet is back up and working fine, although we're now using the Airport instead of the Comcast router for the internet signal. We deleted the Comcast network, because it was fighting with the Apple network.
But I still need to call Comcast for a fourth time, because the Blu-ray isn't working. My iPad is getting internet, though, and so is the iPhone, so we're 80% there.
I don't know. Maybe we tied too much of our lives to electronic gadgetry, which rely on too many services that speak too many incompatible languages, none of which I speak a word of. Maybe in the pursuit of total connectedness, we reached too high.
We, the unhappy citizens of Babel.


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Pot plants are sprouting up in Göttingen, a German college town. A group called "A Few Autonomous Flower Children" planted pounds of pot seeds throughout the city as a protest against Germany's "restrictive drug policies."
The Flower Children released a statement explaining the protest as a "sign against the demonization of cannabis … We can't set eyes on this useful and beautiful plant because it's absolutely forbidden in Germany to grow it."
The group began sowing the seeds in early June and now the plants are beginning to crop up all around Göttingen – even in front of the police station.
Authorities are on the lookout for pot plants and have orders to destroy them on sight. Additionally, cops are investigating the "violation of narcotics laws." According to a spokesperson, "This action is a big deal, people really put effort into it."
The Flower Children maintain that it's incomprehensible that "cannabis, unlike alcohol, cannot be legally purchased."
Check out the pot plant gallery.
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DSO Kicks off Florida tour at the Somerset Collection
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It's a clucking miracle - a Darfield girl has trained a chicken to show jump.
Nicola Hughes, 16, of Barnsley Road, trained her hen Amber to weave between and jump over poles in her back garden.
She had the poles set up to train dogs but said she decided to train one of her five hens to prove a point.
She said: "I've been training dogs for a couple of years and lots of people say their dog just can't be trained. But any dog can be trained so I thought I'd train a chicken to show them - because if you can train a chicken you can train anything."
Nicola uses positive reinforcement to lure Amber over and between the poles, using pieces of fairy cake, which Amber enthusiastically gobbles up after performing her trick.
The former Darfield Foulstone pupil also has a rabbit and a dog at home. She said her friends think she is 'absolutely mad' but added she enjoys playing with the hens and trains Amber once a week to keep her focused because chickens 'have very short attention spans'.
Sadly none of the other hens seem to have shown a flair for the tricks. "Maybe they don't like cake," Nicola said.


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Bitbender Forums have released another guide to their "How-To" series, Using Partition Magic to Manage Your Hard Disks.
The reasoning behind splitting a large drive into several partitions is so that we can manage the free space more efficiently, and give us somewhere to store our files away from the main system drive. Using this layout, we minimize the chances of losing personal data in the event of our Windows system becoming corrupt or non-bootable. This disk layout will not however safeguard your data in the event of a hard disk failure.More information at Bitbender Forums


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Although it has had offices and personnel there since 2007, the Skip Barber Racing School is finally ready to call Road Atlanta home.
Ann Hollobaugh took first place in low gross and Violet Reynolds was first in low net score when the Chattahoochee Ladies Golf Association played an individual low gross, low net event Tuesday at the Chattahoochee Golf Course.
When Megan Poole took up competitive weight lifting as a freshman, it started as hobby. Four years later, the sport has changed the path of her early adulthood.
With a time of 5 minutes, 48.7 seconds, Virginia beat Michigan (5:49.5) to win the Men's Varsity Eight Grand race in the American Collegiate Rowing National Championships on Sunday on Lake Lanier.
Don Smallwood, Doug Van, Jerry Johns and Larry Cleek teamed up to take first place as the Luna's Tuesday Golf Group played at Chattahoochee Golf Course this week.
Brenau University softball players Tiffany Schandera and Jenny Shepherd have been named to the 2011 All-American first team, announced Friday by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
Gainesville's Morgan House teamed with Pat Dolan, Luke Michael and Jake Michael to place third in their heat of the K-4, 1,000 meter race, fifth in their semifinal, to advance to today's B final at the Duisburg World Cup for the U.S.
Every national championship event is special, but one that takes place where the Olympics once tread is something else entirely.
For years, the Lake Lanier Rowing Club has had a reputation as a great tutoring facility for beginners, though it hasn't made much of a name for itself in terms of producing competitive champions.
The Georgia Racing Hall of Fame will hold its Grand Re-Opening, at 8:30 a.m. Saturday in Dawsonville. The hall is being reopened after the Dawsonville History Museum, Inc. took over operations.
RACICE, Czech Republic - Krisztina Zur (Costa Mesa, Calif.) claimed the gold medal for Team USA in the Women's K-1 1000m. Zur finished in 3:57.901, a quarter of a second ahead of the runner-up, Natalya Sergeyeva of Kazakhstan. National Team Coach Guy Wilding described Zur's performance as "all class." Also competing in the 1000m A Final, Ariel Farrar-Wellman (Bethesda, Md.) placed ninth.
Violet Reynolds, Peggy Hall and Nancy Negley took first place Tuesday as the Chattahoochee Ladies Golf Association played a Texas scramble match at the Chattahoochee Golf Course.
DAHLONEGA - The opening game of the NCAA Southeast Super Regional lived up to all the hype on Friday evening, as seven home runs left the park, but second-seeded Lenoir-Rhyne had the last punch and came out on top with a 9-7 victory over top-seeded North Georgia at Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium.
When the ICF Sprint World Cup competitions open today in Ranice, Czech Republic, the presence of the Lanier Canoe and Kayak Club will be felt, as four of its members will represent Team USA.
Clark Spratlin fired a 6-under-par 102 on Tuesday, giving him a two-day total of 16-under-par 200, to win the fourth annual Chicopee Woods Players Championships at the Chicopee Woods Golf Course.
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The North Hall High advanced baseball camp for fifth-ninth grade is 8 a.m. to noon Tuesday-Thursday at Jody Davis Field.
East Hall High is hosting the 10th annual East Hall Viking "Air Raid" Football Camp from 6-8 p.m. July 11-13.
When East Hall graduate J.C. Hampton announced publicly that he was transferring from Lipscomb University this spring ahead of his final year of eligibility ...
Flowery Branch High graduate Erika Rucker helped her 1600-meter relay team for the University of South Carolina to a third-place finish at the NCAA Division ...
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Hey there ladies and gents — it's time for another edition of Monday Mailbag. I would typically say something snarky here like "you know the drill" but since we just started it last week, there's a good chance you don't. If you have a question regarding the Clippers, the NBA, or really most anything at all, shoot me an email at fosterdj3(at)gmail.com and we'll include it in Monday's segment.
Also, we have a special contributor to the mailbag this week, as Breene Murphy will be answering questions along with yours truly.
Anyway, make sure to send your questions to me by this weekend so we can run them on Monday. Also, you can always shoot me a line on twitter @fosterdj, and while you're there, make sure to follow @kevinarnovitz and @clipperblog.
That should about cover it. And oh by the way, we're just 40 days and 40 nights away from Portland coming into Staples Center to take on the Clips on ESPN. Get excited.
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The terrific romances you'll find on this list include lead or integral secondary characters who are either real or fictional royalty, meaning they (or their close relatives) rule a state. Royals from Arab countries can be found on the Pirates, Sheiks and Vikings list.
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Cluetrain Manifesto
By DaveLevy on May 18, 2005
My copy of the Cluetrain Manifesto arrived last Friday, I'm about half way through. I bought a copy because when considering whether to start a blog last summer, Danese Cooper, now posting here... recommended it as the best source to understand how and why Sun (and other employers) need us to do this, and why we should. I've not finished yet but some of the basics are spot on as far as I'm concerned, and often written in a direct & funny fashion. Best finish it before I say more.
I bought it from amazon.com. When shopping for rarer books I often check up both .co.uk & .com, but it is rare that when they're on both that the post & packing doesn't make the .co.uk a cheaper buy. This time however the book price was $4.99, and with a cable rate of over $1.80 to the pound I snapped it up from .com. I wonder if its possible to arbitrage the transatlantic prices by selling the book back to .co.uk and make a profit.


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The funeral of murder victim Catherine Wells-Burr takes place – more than four months after her body was found.
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The funeral of an "exceptional, dedicated and beautiful" woman
A community has come together, united in grief, at the funeral of Catherine Wells-Burr. The young woman was found dead in a burnt out car in Somerset in September. At today's service she was described as exceptional, dedicated and beautiful. Bob Cruwys reports from St Mary's Church in Chard.
Mourners gather for funeral of Catherine Wells-Burr
Mourners have gathered at St Mary's Church in Chard for the funeral of murder victim Catherine Wells-Burr.
They have gathered to say a final farewell to the 23 year old university graduate who worked at Numatic International.
Catherine's body was found in a burnt out car near Ashill close to the A358 last September. Three people have been charged in connection with her death and will stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in April.
Some shops in Chard will close today at the time of the funeral service as a mark of respect for Catherine.
Funeral of Catherine Wells-Burr
The funeral of a woman whose body was discovered in Ashill in Somerset will take place today.
23 year old Catherine Wells-Burr was found in a burnt out car in a country lane in September. Three people have been charged with her murder.


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Undergraduate Curriculum: Physics Programs and Options Available
Structure of the Physics program at Clarkson
In your first semester you will be enrolled in a "freshman seminar" course. This is a one-hour meeting every week where you are introduced to all the members, activities, research projects, and facilities of the department. A faculty member of the Physics Department will be assigned to you as your academic advisor. The advisor will help with your academic needs for the duration of your studies at Clarkson. Starting from selection of courses, to applying for graduate schools or jobs, you can consult your advisor at any time regarding your career plans. The University requires 120 credit hours (about 40 courses) for graduation. Many of these are electives, permitting design of individual concentrations to match your needs and interests. Four options of concentration are offered: Engineering Physics Pure Physics Materials Science Biological Physics (which covers all the academic requirements for Pre-Med). In each case, Physics (or equivalent) courses make up 35 credit hours. For students transferring into the Department of Physics, suitable Engineering and Science courses are accepted as equivalent to required Physics courses. Similar arrangements are made for students double majoring with Physics. The four Physics programs are outlined below. Major emphasis in the Physics curriculum is placed on undergraduate research. All faculty members are actively engaged in research in support of the Physics graduate program (offering M.S. and Ph.D. degrees). Early in their undergraduate careers, students are encouraged to participate in research.
Usually students identify research projects in their areas of concentration and continue to work on the project until graduation (following essentially the pattern of graduate work). On several occasions their research has lead to publication in internationally recognized scientific journals
Physics - The Basic Option
This is our broadest and most flexible option. It is suited both to those who want an intensive and focused Physics program and those who wish to diversely in areas not covered by our other options. Those pursuing the Physics-intensive program will typically be heading for graduate school in Physics or for careers as Science teachers. Other students may want to exploit the flexibility and large number of electives in this program to follow other interests or to develop double majors.
Physics Curriculum Outline
|Required Courses
|Credit hours
|First Year Seminar
|Clarkson Seminar
|Biology Elective
|Communication Elective (C2)
|Knowledge Area and University Course Electives
|Concentration Electives
|Information Technology Elective
|Technology Elective
|Free Electives
Engineering Physics
The Engineering Physics option affords excellent training for careers at the forefront of technology, where basic knowledge of science complements engineering know-how to develop unique devices and systems. This option is also ideal for those unsure of which science or engineering areas they wish to enter. Electives are spread among Physics, Mathematics, and Engineering courses tailored to the individual's special interests and career objectives.
Materials Science
The Materials Science option is designed for students interested in the study of materials with technological applications. Building on a firm foundation in Physics and Mathematics, students concentrate electives in materials-specific areas such as metallic materials, ceramics, polymeric materials, and electronic materials. Electives are drawn from the Departments of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Materials Science students benefit from the resources and expertise available through Clarkson's Center for Advanced Materials Processing (CAMP).
Biological Physics (including Pre-Med)
The Biological Physics option offers Physics majors an early focus in their curriculum. To solve outstanding problems of Biology, a synthesis of several disciplines is needed. As a consequence, Biological Physics has become one of the most rapidly growing domains of physical sciences. In addition to basic courses in Physics, students will be offered a solid foundation in Biology, including laboratory experience. Biological Physics is also an area of research in the department. This program will make students more flexible in the continuation of their studies, by providing them with all the academic requirements needed to enter a medical school.
Three-Year Accelerated Degree Program
This program is available to students who arrive at Clarkson University with excellent preparation from high school. The challenging pace of this program will require harder work and special dedication. Students in this program will have the opportunity to complete their degree in a shortened time span, realizing savings in educational costs, and enter the job market a year earlier. Students are expected to earn 108 credits by taking on average six courses per semester. The remaining 12 credits would be drawn from a combination of advanced placement (AP) credits from high school and coursework taken during Summer sessions. The student must sign up to enter in this program.
Student-faculty interactions
Currently there are 9 faculty members in the Physics Department. This promotes an informal, relaxed atmosphere for learning. The class size allows each student to get close attention from the instructor. You can approach any of the professors, not just your academic advisor, for advice. This way, often through informal conversations, you can learn about each professor's research subject. It often happens that you can get involved in this research in a meaningful way and our faculty are always on the lookout for aspects of their research in which undergraduates can contribute. Several of our students have benefited from National Science Foundation funded "Research Experiences for Undergraduates."
Minor in Physics
A minor in Physics is available to students in any degree program. To obtain a minor, a student must complete the following courses:
PH131 Physics I (4 Cr. Hrs.)
PH132 Physics II (4 Cr. Hrs.)
PH221 Theoretical Mechanics (3 Cr. Hrs.)
PH231 Fundamentals of Modern Physics (3 Cr. Hrs.)
PH331 Quantum Physics1 (3 Cr. Hrs.)
Any two 3-credit Physics courses at the 300-400 level (6 Cr. Hrs.). These can include:
PH371 (CM371) Physical Chemistry I
PH372 (CM372) Physical Chemistry II
One of the following basic courses (1 Cr. Hr.):
PH121 Physics Freshman Seminar
PH232 Modern Physics Laboratory
PH435 Physics Seminar
PH470 Directed Study Experimental
PH474 Directed Study Theoretical
Do you get guidance in choosing your post-graduation career?
The Clarkson Career Development Center helps you find prospective employers and arranges for on-campus interviews with them. More importantly, throughout your four years at Clarkson, Physics faculty members can be called on to help you design your future professional career. It is likely that by the end of your junior year at Clarkson (after being exposed to significant amounts of course material and research work) you will develop a taste for a certain type of career. Our professors can help you examine the "real-world situation" of the profession you like. They can guide you in choosing the graduate schools (if you decide on graduate studies) suitable for you and your interests. They can also help you prepare for the GRE (Graduate Record Examination: it is similar to the SAT but it is on the material you learn in college and it applies to your admission to a graduate program). The GRE is offered internationally. Therefore, even if you do not choose to attend a graduate school, your GRE score may serve as an indicator of your academic standing on an international scale. Our Physics Department will provide you with sample GRE tests from the past and information on the various Physics graduate programs in the country.


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I need to move a container to a different filesystem, specifically a subdir of an already mounted LUKS/dm-crypt home dir. I tried moving it there and then bind mounting or symlinking it to /var/lib/lxc/foo but when I do
lxc-start -n foo just exits immediately.
Debugging output just says
lxc_start - container init process exited and
lxc_error - child <30146> ended on error (1). I get no output from upstart even with
lxc-start -n foo /sbin/init --verbose so it looks like
/sbin/init is exiting before it does anything. I get the same if if I symlink the whole
/var/lib/lxc dir into the dm-crypt home and do a lxc-create for a totally fresh container but it works just fine if the container is symlinked from the same filesystem.
How can I move the container to the dm-crypt home dir such that it will run?
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Immediate openings available for experienced diesel mechanics. A full description is available through the link below or you can e-mail email@example.com or call 617-343-3024 for additional information.
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Rachel Windham calls herself a lifelong education student.
Throughout her 24-year University career, she has approached each job as a learning experience. She has studied Carolina's operations from South Building to the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center to the School of Dentistry, where she has served as director of business and finance since 1985.
Along the way, Windham has committed herself to the good of the University--not simply by observing, but by becoming intricately involved in its day-to-day activities.
"She long ago set out to understand the place and how it works to the end that she might perform her own mission with a sense of its interrelatedness to the larger obligations of the institution," read Windham's citation of the C. Knox Massey Award for Distinguished Service.
For her steadfast dedication to making the University a better place for faculty and staff alike, Windham was honored as one of four outstanding employees to receive the Massey Award. The late C. Knox Massey established the awards in 1980 to recognize unusual, meritorious or superior contributions by University employees.
Wide-ranging experience
When Windham came to Carolina in 1972, she served briefly as secretary to the director of the Carolina Population Center, then left to work in the private sector for a year before returning as assistant to Claiborne S. Jones, who then was vice chancellor for business and finance. There she stayed for seven years.
"Working in administration was absolutely a great place to start my University career, because I could view operations and make informed decisions about where I wanted to be," Windham said. "While there, I saw that the University was a huge, wonderful place where I could learn so much."
Not content just to absorb knowledge, Windham has used what she learned as an advocate for employees.
Outside her regular job duties--which now involve managing a $34 million budget and overseeing eight employees--Windham took on a host of other roles, such as serving in the University Managers Association, as co-chair of the University Campaign and chair of the Performance Management Review Board.
Two years ago, she chaired the Employee Forum, where she worked to address concerns expressed about the University's chilly climate to women and minorities as well as taking an active voice in speaking against the threat of legislative budget cuts.
She was a member of the Chancellor's Installation Committee and spoke on behalf of employees at the installation of Chancellor Michael Hooker on University Day 1995.
"Consider whether University employees could have had a more eloquent or talented representative at the chancellor's installation in October 1995 than the then-chair of the Employee Forum, whose felicitous and graceful remarks did them--and the University--proud," Windham's citation read.
One of Windham's colleagues who nominated her for the award agreed.
"She is a critical thinker whose willingness to go the extra mile for the good of this University and its public image is unmatched," he said. "She is relentless in her efforts to have Carolina known as the best place to work in Chapel Hill and never shy about being the voice of staff when opportunities arise that require attention."
Why has she always been so involved in campus activities?
In Windham's words: "Because I've always considered myself part of a team.
"I want to know how things work. My philosophy has been to be part of the solution, not just complain about the problem. I want to know soup to nuts about everything I'm involved in. Knowledge helps you do that, and the University provides a wonderful opportunity to learn and to be more involved."
`Absolutely superb'
A former boss described Windham as a superb administrator.
"Her ability to organize, to be straightforward, clear and concise about what was needed enabled her to deal with a variety of academicians and scientists on all levels," said James J. Gallagher, Kenan professor of education and former director of the Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center. Windham was assistant director for administration at the center for four years before she assumed her position at the dental school.
"There was deep regret throughout the center when she decided to take another post--especially from the director's office," Gallagher said. "She was absolutely superb!"
Windham's current boss, Dean John Stamm, lauded her commitment to Carolina.
"For 24 years, Ms. Windham has given her very best to this University, filling numerous important responsibilities," Stamm said. "Her more recent campus activities, particularly her service as chair of the UNC Employee Forum, have brought Ms. Windham a welcome level of recognition and applause from her friends and colleagues."
Windham's work ethic goes far beyond an 8 a.m.-to-5 p.m. day.
"I don't always know where the job ends and life begins, because Carolina is such an integral part of my life," she said.
When the job ends--and before it begins--each day, Windham can be found working on her six-acre farm in Orange County, mowing the pasture and caring for her Paso Fino mare, Lady, and her ducks, Fred and Lucy.
"I get up at 6:30 a.m., tend to the animals, clean the barn, have my coffee and read the paper before I go to work," she said.
"When I get home, it's time to get the animals in, which is a little harder during the winter months when there isn't much daylight.
"But most of the time, it's OK. It truly is great fun because the farm is totally unlike anything else I do all day.
"Nothing is quite as satisfying as hopping on a John Deere and mowing grass. Not only can I see the progress I've made, I don't have any telephones to interrupt me. Working on the farm provides balance."
Windham approaches all her jobs--whether administration, farm management or committee member--with the same level of commitment and desire to learn.
"Typically, she joined, she worked, her ability was recognized, she was given tougher tasks, she performed them well, and she was given yet more to do," the award citation read. "All these things she has done in the interest of accomplishing everything she does more effectively, with deeper understanding."
Carolina has been the beneficiary of Windham's quest for knowledge and understanding.
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Incorrect Posture causes Back Pain
I have been getting a lot of queries on the solution for back pain. I know how pathetic it feels to live with an all time cervical or lower back pain. I have lived with it for 3 years of my life. For those 3 years, I thought exercises might aggravate my problem so instead of working on improving my problem I took pain killers and injections, that obviously eased my pain for sometime but, never cured my problem. It was only when I resorted to physiotherapy and yoga, that I started getting some relief. I also started seeking for a lot of questions like what in the first place caused me this problem. Is there any problem with my alignment? Do I know my spine well? Do I understand what is slip disk? In reality, Is there any disk that slips from the vertebral column causing this much pain and discomfort?
Though I realized answers to these questions long back yet, the recent pilates program got me closer the answera. The very foundation of Pilates or Yoga or for that matter any form of physical workout is to maintain and enhance the flexibility, strength and stability of our spine. It is the skeletal part of our body, which is the all and everything for our physical fitness. The concept of core strength, stability, balance, muscular contractions, tight bums and thighs etc all evolve only over and above this foundation of having a stable and flexible spine. How? That I will tell you by and by. For now let me share what is the ideal posture for the spine and how can we maintain it.
The spine is made up of vertebra stacked one on top of the other. Between two vertebrae are shock absorbers called discs. These discs not only cushion the movements of the vertebre above and below, but also protect the spinal cord, which runs through the middle.
Check out the image of the spinal column in the image above and note the following:
1. Not all the sections of the spine are same.
2. It has 4 regions Cervical, Thoracic, lumbar and sacral region.
3. All the 4 regions have curves.
Ideal posture is one where these natural curves are maintained. The muscles around the spinal cord are responsible for maintaining these curves. If any of these muscles get week then the postural imbalance happens and hence we have back pain.
Muscles around Spinal Column
The two main muscle groups that affect the spine are extensors and flexors. The extensor muscles enable us to stand up and lift objects. The extensors are attached to the back of the spine. The flexor muscles are in the front and include the abdominal muscles. These muscles enable us to flex, or bend forward, and are important in lifting and controlling the arch in the lower back.
What causes the back pain?
Weak muscles cause imbalance in these natural spinal curves. for example a huge protruding belly leads to weak abdominal muscles which puts a lot of strain on the lower back muscles. People with protruding belly or pregnant women have weight appended to the front of their body, which means that to keep from falling forward, the person has to lean backward therefore putting his or her weight on the spine. This condition is emphasized by weak abdominal muscles. They really need to try to correct their posture esp when they workout and try to strengthen their ab muscles. If they keep training with the same wrong posture then with time they would definitely develop back problems.
What is Good Posture?
Good posture is one that puts the least amount of strain on the ligaments and joints of the pine, pelvis and legs. It is a reflection is balance between the curves of the spine, the degree of tension of ligaments and muscles and the strength of the muscles of various muscles of the lower back, pelvic and spine. Basically good posture is the position in which you hold your body upright against gravity while standing, sitting, or lying down.
What causes slip disk?
Bad posture causes slip disk. Actually 'slip disk' is a misnomer, what happens is wrong posture put uneven pressure on the disks between the vertebrae and forces the back muscle to work overtime to hold us up. Muscles go into spasm and create a pressure around the vertebrae disks. These inflamed disks irritate the nerves around causing pain. There is no movement of the disk. Infact these disks are so firmly attached to the vertebrae that the bone would break if the disk would move 😛
What are different type of bad postures?
I have slight lordosis. Identify from the pictures what postural imbalance you carry.
Lordosis: An abnormal curve of the lumbar spine is lordosis, also called sway back.
Correction: Take care to tilt your pelvic towards front whenever you stand up.
What to stretch: Hip Flexors & Hamstrings
What to strengthen: Lower Abdominals & Glutes
kyphosis: An abnormal curve of the thoracic spine is kyphosis, also called hunchback. This is very common. We all have a tendency to slouch our thoracic spine esp while sitting.
Correction: Everytime make an effort to grow tall, as you can see in the picture. Mind your posture, grow tall, squeeze your shoulder blades down, pull out your chest and look sexy! Cheers!
What to stretch: Chest muscles
What to strengthen: Back muscles
Next, I will share exercises for the back problems still want to let you know that if you have lower back issues then Pilates and some yoga asanas are panacea for you.
Pull out your chest, squeeze your shoulder blades downward, Walk tall, feel and look sexy. Cheers 🙂


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Site Makes Up Fifty Shades of Grey "Diss" to Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart
HollywoodLife is back in the business of faking outrage over a non-story.
The know-nothing webloid, which earlier this week falsely alleged Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have a "clause in their Twilight contracts" that forbids them from appearing on other red carpets together is now trying to claim an "exclusive" about the two stars not being in the upcoming "Fifty Shades of Grey" adaptation.
"Huge Diss!" announces the site, going on to say, "Rob and Kristen haven't even been considered to play Anastasia or Christian in the new flick — isn't that just awful."
The blog explains that a "source" has dished that in the "extremely beginning stages of putting the best team together for this film," there has been "zero discussion on Rob or Kristen being a part of the film."
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But HollywoodLife, which manufactures fake stories about the Twilight twosome over and over and over again, never misses an opportunity to fabricate controversy with Pattinson and Stewart, or to assume everyone is "dissing" everyone else.
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With family, school and work I don't have much time to post on here like I would but, I thought this story might have slipped through the cracks of the MSM and TBPers might have missed it. When will we actually have an open honest discussion about our YOUTH, the education system, pharmacology, medicine, endemic gratuitous violence in the media and personal responsibility and accountability? Instead we sell labels as explanations and causes to much more complex and interconnected factors. We have been brainwashed by the 20-minute sitcom plot resolution and conditioned to look for the quickest and easiest response or answer to much more dire and severe influencing factors. I will not speculate as to whether or not this kid's parents had him on any anti-depressants; but I must admit, the thought did cross my mind. Many of school shooters were taking prescription medications like anti-depressants…Like many TBPers have mentioned before, this is rarely discussed on the MSM. Hopefully Nett, pulls through and recovers! Maybe then he might find a voice and tell us what would push a 16-year old boy to that point.
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CNET reported today that Apple, Inc. has sent out invites, saying "wish we could say more", but it is most likely to unveil its next smart phone, dubbed iPhone 6. TechCrunch added that these invites follow a previous report from Re/code confirming September 9, 2014 as the date, and the event's timing matches Apple's decision to release new versions of its smart phone in the fall instead of in the early summer. CNET's report also mentions that Apple may also plan to show off a wearable device.
The special event will be held at the Flint Center for the Performing Arts in Cupertino, which is not a typical location for Apple. Previous special events were held either on Apple's Cupertino campus or the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. TechCrunch indicated that this may have something to do with capacity — Apple's auditorium is very small and if Apple sees this as a high profile release, then it would want more people to attend.
Analysts watching the smart phone market expect Apple to introduce two new iPhone 6 models with display sizes of 4.7 and 5.5 inches, although the larger version will launch a few weeks after the smaller version. They expect the iPhone 6 to be one of the largest product launches in Apple's history. This comes from the fact that Apple has reportedly asked manufacturing partners to produce about 30 percent to 40 percent more iPhones than last year's initial run of the iPhone 5S and 5C.
Apple generates more than half its revenue from its smart phone line, so the success of the iPhone 6 launch is vital to the company. Apple has been gearing up to provide sapphire-based displays in at least some of these devices, which could offer benefits in terms of durability and resistance to scratches and shattering.
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New Bedford Hosting "Paper Shredding Day"
If you've been wanting to clean out your personal files of old, outdated papers, Saturday is "Paper Shredding Day" in downtown New Bedford.
The City, along with the Regional Refuse Management District and Downtown New Bedford Inc. will have a "Doc Shredding Corporation" truck in the parking lot across the street from City Hall where residents can bring their papers to be shredded on site.
Paper clips and staples don't have to be removed but the items must not be in binders or folders. There is a $5 per-box fee and no box should weigh more than 40 pounds.
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'So You Think You Can Dance': The Final Four Recap
The final four: Eliana, Chehon, Tiffany and Cyrus bring it all out tonight as they battle for top dance boy and top dance girl after 16 weeks of try-outs, weeding out and dancing for their lives.
Tonight's judges are Nigel, Mary and Rob Marshall, an award-winning choreographer and director for Chicago and Nine.
The first dance, is a Pasodouble where Eliana is the matador and Cyrus is the cape. It's an interesting dance, because it doesn't involve a lot of the intricate movements we're used too. Nigel says Cyrus deserves to be in the finale, although he still has to lower his shoulders and straighten his legs. He says Eliana has secured her place in the industry. Mary says Eliana was on fire. Rob says he loves how Eliana can throw away technique and tell a story and that Cyrus can be in the moment.
Tiffany is dancing with all-star Will in an contemporary number by Sonya. Mary says that Tiffany is totally in the game and she's the epitome of a fabulous dancer and partner. Rob says Tiffany has fearlessness and great expression. Nigel said for such a little person, Tiffany's lines are strong and big.
Eliana and Chehon say even with their background in ballet, they're having a hard time keeping up in dancing to the Nutcracker Suite. Everyone is standing and clapping, so it must have gone over well. Rob says he can't believe Chehon's versatility and that Eliana's extension is breath taking. Nigel says he's thrilled by it. Mary says it's a triumph for the show and for the ballet.
Tiffany and Cyrus take on a lyrical hip-hop routine about young love. It's very different from their fun routine last week. Nigel said they're both really good at emotional routines and he's stunned that they can memorize five routines in such a short amount of time. Mary says they've killed it and that Tiffany really hit it. Rob said they both approach dance with abandon.
They all dance together an odd routine where they each kind of have their own style. It's like four solos in a single dance that starts out classically but has electronica thrown in. They all also do solos throughout the show, which are unjudged.
Chehon and all-star Allison do a contemporary dance where he loves her enough to let her go. OK, can I just say this is the fourth or five dance where the male dancer is wearing a full-open button-down shirt. It always seems to get in the way. Anyway, everyone is losing their mind about his one-handed lift. Mary can't contain herself and says Chehon is free and it's so exciting for her to watch. Rob says the judges were all dying with excitement out there. Nigel says Chehon really came alive.
Tiffany and Eliana are taking burlesque to Broadway, with the help of a stripper pole. OK Eliana totally stole this duet I think. Her ballet training and form really showed compared to Tiffany. Rob, who directed Chicago, said he can't imagine Queen Latifah doing that dance, but it was fierce. Mary says they're both extraordinary.
Chehon and Cyrus do a duet together, with a lot of intense lifts. Nigel says he's really proud of Cyrus and how much he's improved. Nigel says Cyrus is his favorite person and Chehon is his favorite dancer. Mary says they've had a tremendous journey. Rob said it's clear how they care about each other.
There's a pretty cool performance by one-legged dancer Jean Sok. This doesn't have anything to do with the show, but it's amazing to watch.
Eliana dances with all-star Alex and she's kind of entangled around Alex the whole time. Nigel says she's his favorite of all time. Mary says it's great to see Alex thriving after his injury (he hurt himself in season 7).
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May 7, 2014 | Volume 101 / Number 19
Taekwondo Wins Medals
On April 26th, three members from Glasgow Taekwondo attended the Karlo Fujiwara Memorial Taekwondo & Judo Tournament. The competitors, who were from Montana, North Dakota and Wyoming, competed in Poomse, Continuous Sparring, Board Breaking and Judo.
Tommi Prewett, Sam Knierm and Isabell Hood competed in both the Poomse and sparring competitions. Tommi took home a gold in both her poomse and sparring divisions. Sam received a 2nd place medal in both his poomse and sparring division.
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The Popular Uprisings known as the Arab Spring were supported by Western elites. Western allies like Mubarak, Qaddafi and Zine El Ebidine Ben Ali were overthrown. Their replacements were the Muslim Brotherhood or its many offshoots. What is clearly going on is the birth of a new Caliphate. The leading Republican candidates (except Ron Paul) have been discussing this as a foreign policy failure on the part of the False Messiah. In another sign of dhimmitude, Hillary Clinton tells Tunisians not to worry about GOP concern over recent developments in Arab countries. She said Republicans don't represent America's values.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton advised an audience in Tunisia on Saturday to "not pay attention" to the comments made by candidates vying for the Republican presidential nomination, saying the often overheated rhetoric of the campaign doesn't reflect U.S. policy.
Speaking at a town-hall style event in Tunisia, the North African nation that sparked the "Arab Spring" revolts, Clinton said the partisan remarks made during campaign events "certainly don't reflect the United States, don't reflect our foreign policy, don't reflect who we are as a people."
Clinton's remarks came in response to a question from a member of her audience who said he was troubled by some of the comments, which he considered anti-Muslim, made by candidates running for president.
So the Tunisian is worried about Republicans pointing out the sinister agenda of the Arab Spring. He expects Americans to accept militant Islam spreading. Does anyone think this Tunisian cares about the Coptic Christians being killed in Egypt as a result of this Popular Uprising? Nope and rather than point out what is wrong with the Arab Spring Hillary throws fellow Americans under the bus.
This is just another act of dhimmitude on the part of this regime. The False Messiah said he would stand with the Muslims and he is keeping his promise..
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A child's body has been found near the home of the six-year-old missing Washington state girl. The body may be that of Jenise Wright, who was reported missing on Sunday, but no official word has been released as of yet. She's the little girl that went missing and whose parents waited for over 12-hours to report her missing, according to Fox News on Thursday afternoon, August 7.
The body was found near-by the mobile park where Jenise lived with her family. The park is near Bremerton, which is in northern Washington, according to NBC News today. Kitsap County Sheriff Lt. Earl Smith said that more information may be released later in the day on Thursday.
The search for little Jenise started on Sunday when her parents said they put her to bed on Saturday night, but they got up on Sunday she was gone. Because she had a habit of getting up and leaving the house, the parents didn't think much of her not being at home.
When she didn't come home by 8:30 Sunday night, the parents started going door to door in the mobile park that they live in looking for her. After an hour and a half of searching the neighborhood, the parents called police, according to Seattle Times today.
The little girl was "literally a child of the park" that she lived in. She was so friendly and any typical day for Jenise is having breakfast with one family then lunch with another, reports Seattle Times.
This is why the parents didn't consider her missing, they thought she got up earlier than they did and went off to see any of her many friends in the park. As bizarre as this sounds when talking about a six-year-old child, police report her parents have been extremely cooperative and they do not appear to be suspects in this case.
The parents both took lie-detector tests, but the results have not been released to the public. Police have not released the identity of the body found, they have also not offered any information about where the body was found and who discovered the child's body.