Shari Kornberg is a software engineer at AT&T, responsible for engineering and support of the Exchange email (50,000 users) and Black-Berry platforms. She designed, architected, and implemented AT&T's BlackBerry infrastructure. Shari was also the technical lead for the recent migration effort to Exchange 2003. Shari began her IT career at AT&T over 25 years ago and has a BA in computer science from Queens College, City University of New York. In her spare time, she enjoys music, theater, travel, and spending time with her three sons, Jeffrey, Alex, and David.
SOME people walk gracefully while others slump. You know something is wrong.When you see a frumpy figure gazing back at you in the mirror. Good posture can change all that. A woman striding confidently into a room with her shoulders straight and head held high has the ability to break hearts. A man standing straight-backed, with just the right tilt to his square chin, will stand out from the rest of the slumped party-goers. Good posture is easy to attain. The steps to proper posture are simple, and they begin with the stomach. The belly button should be pulled back into the spine, sucked up into the lungs. The ribs, in turn, should be held lightly under a buoyant chest and shoulders that are back and relaxed. The collarbones should be down, while the chin is slightly lifted, creating long, swan-like neck. The feeling is of being pulled upward from a string attached to the top of your head, with the entire spine stretched and extended. And on top of this b...
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