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AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA — Readings of new works by Daniel Bradshaw, Anthony Cheung, Ralf Gawlick, Kristin Kuster, Jonathan Newman, Thomas Osborne, Robert Paterson and Christopher Trapani. Miller Theater, Bway at 116th St., 10-3:30. (212) 977-8495, ext. 260. Free.
GERARD EDERY ENSEMBLE — "Treasures of Shephardic Song." Congregation Rodeph Sholom, 7 W. 83rd St., 7:30. (212) 362-8800.
ARTEK — Chamber works by Nicola Matteis. St. Francis of Assisi Church, 135 W. 31st St., 1:15. (212) 967-9157. Free.
PRISM PLAYERS — New works by Eric Moe, Barbara White and Roger Zahab. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 346 W. 20th St., 7:30. (212) 741-0011.
ENSEMBLE FOR THE ROMANTIC CENTURY — "None but the Lonely Heart: The Story of Tchaikovsky and Nadezhda von Meck." Chamber and vocal works by Tchaikovsky and readings of letters. Kosciuszko Foundation, 15 E. 65th St., 8. (212) 288-8020.
BARGEMUSIC — Stravinsky ("The Firebird," arr. Prutsma), Kodaly (Duo for Violin and Cello), Liszt ("Hungarian Rhapsody" No. 12), Dvorak (Piano Trio, Op. 90). Andy Simionescu, violinist; Matt Haimovitz, cellist; Micah Yui, pianist. Fulton Ferry Landing next to the Brooklyn Bridge, Bklyn, 7:30. (718) 624-2083.
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC — John Adams, conductor; Audra McDonald, mezzo-soprano; Choral Arts Society of Washington. Ives's "Country Band March," Ragtime Dance No. 4, Fugue and "Over the Pavements," Mr. Adams's "Easter Eve 1945" (premiere) and "Harmonium," and songs by Ives, Cannon, Gershwin, Berlin and others. Avery Fisher Hall, 8. (212) 721-6500.
MET ORCHESTRA — James Levine, conductor; Dmitri Hvorostovsky, bass-baritone; Elaine Douvas, oboist. Strauss (Oboe Concerto), Ravel ("Don Quichotte à Dulcinée"), Mahler ("Lieder Eines Fahrenden Gesellen"), Beethoven (Symphony No. 7). Carnegie Hall, 8. (212) 247-7800.
PETER SERKIN — Pianist. Beethoven ("Diabelli" Variations), Oliver Knussen (Variations, Op. 24), Takemitsu ("For Away"), Messiaen ("Le Cossyphe d'Heuglin"; "Le Moqueur Polyglotte"), Berio ("Wasserklavier"; "Erdenklavier"; "Luftklavier"; "Feuerklavier"). Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium, Metropolitan Museum of Art, 8. (212) 570-3949.
AMERICAN COMPOSERS ORCHESTRA — Same as Thur., but from 10-1.
KALIN IVANOV — Cellist. New works by Roumi Petrova and Elena Antimova, and pieces by Schumann and Barber. Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall, 8. (212) 247-7800.
AMATO OPERA — Same as Sun., but at 7:30.
KITCHEN HOUSE BLEND — Works by Susie Ibarra, Min Xiao-Fen and Lee Hyla. The Kitchen, 512 W. 19th St., 8. (212) 255-5793.
GRACE CHURCH CHORAL SOCIETY — Rachmaninoff's Vespers. John Maclay, conductor. Grace Church, Bway at 11th St., 7:30. (212) 254-2000.
KATE WHITNEY — Pianist. Works by Brahms, Chopin, Haydn, Mendelssohn and John David Earnest. Greenwich House Music School, 46 Barrow St., 8. (212) 242-4770.
GREENWICH VILLAGE SINGERS — Works by Liszt, Schumann, Brahms, Stanford, Elgar and others. Mark Mangini, conductor. St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Lexington Ave. at 54th St., 8. (212) 642-8176.
BARGEMUSIC — Same as Thur.
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC — Same as Fri.
BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC — JoAnn Falletta, conductor; Hila Plitmann, soprano. John Corigliano ("Mr. Tambourine Man: Seven Poems of Bob Dylan"), Beethoven ("Leonore" Overture No. 3), Strauss ("Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" Suite). Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30 Lafayette Ave., at Ashland Pl., Fort Greene, 8. (718) 636-4100.
KATYA GRINEVA — Pianist. Works by Schubert, Liszt, Ravel, Scriabin and Chopin. Carnegie Hall, 8. (212) 247-7800.
OPUS 21 — Works by Richard Einhorn, John Harbison, Trent Kynaston, Steve Reich, Wayne Siegel, Copland, Gene Bertoncini and others. With Mr. Bertoncini, guitarist. Merkin Concert Hall, 129 W. 67th St., 8:30. (212) 501-3330.
KITCHEN HOUSE BLEND — Same as Fri.
AMATO OPERA — Same as Sun., but at 7:30.
PRISM PLAYERS — New works by Alastair Stout, Lee Hyla, Eric Moe and others. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 346 W. 20th St., 7:30. (212) 741-0011.
CHERYL GOBBETTI HOFFMAN — Flutist. Works by Berio, Jonathan Golove, Boulez, Andre Jolivet and Ravel. Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall, 2. (212) 247-7800.
CERDDORION — Same as Sun., but at the Church of St. Luke in the Fields, 487 Hudson St., and at 8. (212) 569-5593.
BARGEMUSIC — Mozart (Violin Sonata in F, K. 376), Schumann ("Davidsbündlertänze"), Debussy (Cello Sonata), Beethoven (Piano Trio in D, Op. 70, No. 1). Gloria Schmidt, violinist; Sophie Shao, cellist; Benjamin Hochman, pianist. Fulton Ferry Landing next to the Brooklyn Bridge, Bklyn, 7:30. (718) 624-2083.
In Concert
CHAVA ALBERSTEIN — Singer. 92nd Street Y, at Lexington Ave. (212) 415-5500. Wed., 8.
JAZZ BREAKTHROUGHS — "Dixieland Digs Ornette," with Roswell Rudd, trombonist; host, Phil Schaap. Merkin Concert Hall, 129 W. 67th St. (212) 501-3330. Mon., 8.
LINCOLN CENTER'S AMERICAN SONGBOOK — Tonight, 7: "Anything but Standard." Robert Kapilow, host, with Liz Callaway and Russ Kassoff. Mon., 8 and 10: John Michael LaChiusa's "Girly Show," with LaChanze, Lea DeLaria, Carolee Carmello, Michele Pawk, Mary Testa and others. Kaplan Penthouse, 165 W. 65th St. (212) 721-6500.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN — Fri., 7: "Z100's Zootopia," with Jessica Simpson, Avril Lavigne, Maroon 5, Liz Phair, Black Eyed Peas and others. Sat., 8: The Who. (212) 465-6741.
LEONA NAESS, ANDY STOCHANSKY and KATE JACOBS — Housing Works Used Book Cafe, 126 Crosby St., between Houston and Prince Sts. (212) 334-3324. Fri., 7:30.


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Going Home
By J. Allen Wilson
Synopsis Of Going Home:
Going Home is a tale of a journey on the road of life, where two strangers meet at an unknown intersection in time, and ends with a new found understanding of love.
Scene Notes:
Opening and concluding scene is that of an old man on a park bench clutching an unseen object in his hand. (The background lighting is low and a soft fussed light is on the old mans face). His look is that of weariness and his tired eyes carry the look of one who has seen too much life. Entering from the old mans left, comes a young jogger out of breath from his morning's run. (The light now expands to capture both the jogger and the old man) While resting on the bench, the young man strikes a conversation with the old man. Little did he know that he would receive a gift far greater than he could imagine.
Charlie O'Brien, (old man)
Thomas Page, (young jogger)
Cora O'Brien, (old mans wife)
Opening Scene:
An old man is sitting alone on a park bench, as heavy foot steps approach from his left.
Young Jogger: Hey pops, how you doing? Don't mind if I share your bench do you? (He then huffs a bit and collapses on the bench next to the old man, but is only greeted with silence.)
Young Jogger: I jog this park every morning and I don't remember seeing you here. Are you new to the neighborhood? (The old man turns and speaks in almost a whisper)
The Old Man: Just passing through son, but the name is Charlie, not pops.
The Jogger: Well, it's a pleasure to meet you pops…uh I mean Charlie. My name is Thomas Page, but all my friends just call me Tom for short.
Charlie: Nice to make your acquaintance son…uh I mean Tom.
Tom: See that new high rise? (Tom points into the distance.) There used to be a bunch of brownstones on that block. That's where I grew up.
Charlie: Do you still live in the area?
Tom: No, I live in mid town now. I come back here every morning to jog before going to work. I was just thinking, there seems to be some truth to that old saying "you can never go back home".
Charlie: Can't go home huh? Hmm…I disagree, for that is where I'm headed. I'm going home to see my Cora.
Tom: Cora? Is that your wife?
Charlie: Yes she is. She's been gone two years now getting things ready.
Tom: Two years? I can't imagine being apart from my wife that long. You do stay in touch I suppose?
Charlie: Yeah, I talk to her almost every day, and sometimes, she will even call me in the night.
Tom: Well all that sounds great, but why such sad look? I mean if you are going to see your wife…?
Charlie: Tom; it's like this. We got married in 1943 just before I went off to war. I came home in 1945. We've been married 61 years, but these last two years apart have been very hard (Tears well up in the eyes of Charlie)…. you'll understand someday how I feel.
Tom: My wife and I have been married almost two years and there is nothing that could ever keep us apart; I don't think I could even live if Leah and I were apart for two years. By the way, if you don't mind me asking, what is that that you are holding in your hand? (Charlie opens his hands to reveal a small music box.)
Charlie: Oh! This is what I brought home to Cora from Germany after the war ended. (Charlie lifts the lid) It used to play the sweetest song, but it stopped playing when Cora left, and for the last two years, it has set on the mantel of regret.
Tom: Mantel of regret?
Charlie: Yes a mantel of regret, but that's a long story, and I am running short of time, but in nutshell, there are things in this life that I promise you will live to regret. If you live long enough, you will then understand, but remember this, you can never love too much.
Tom: Do you mind if I have a look at that music box? I'm pretty handy at fixing things.(Charlie closes the lid of the box and pull slightly away)
Charlie: Oh no, I can't do that. I'm taking this back to Cora. I can't wait to see the look on her face when I give it to her.
Tom: That's fine, I understand.
Charlie: I'm sorry Tom; it's just that it's so special to Cora. I remember when I gave it to her. She sat for hours listening to the song that this little box played.
Tom: What song did it used to play?
Charlie: Beethoven's Fur Elise, and from that day, Cora called me "THE MUSIC MAN", she said that that I had put a song in her heart that not even death could take away.
(lights soften on Tom and Charlie and dimly lit in the background appears Cora speaking to Charlie in an ethereal voice…Charlie gazes now into the distance as he and he alone hears Cora's voice)
Cora: Charlie, honey, oh sweet Charlie, I have missed you so much. Everything's in order dear and its time to come home.(Charlie's eyes brighten, and a soft smile comes to his face)
Charlie: Cora? Is that you?
Cora: Yes Charlie, it's me, but there is one thing that I want you to do before you come home please. Will you give Tom the music box? I'm ready for you now Charlie, come to me. (Charlie nods his head in agreement with Cora and turns to Tom.)
Charlie: Tom, I just spoke with Cora. (Tom looks a little puzzled) She said that I was to give this to you. She said that the gift of music will always be in her heart and she wants to share this with you and Leah.(Charlie stretches out his arm and hands Tom the music box.)
Tom: Are you sure Charlie? I mean, well, what I am trying to say is that this means so much to you both.
Charlie: Take it. Give it to your wife and tell her that if she will listen real close, she might, just might hear that once sweet melody play.
Tom: Thank you so much Charlie. Let me at least give you something for it. I don't have any cash on me right now, but if you will give me your address, I'll be glad to send you a check in the mail.
Charlie doesn't answer and when Tom looks up from the box he sees Charlie slumped on the bench. He reaches over and shakes Charlie by the shoulder but realizes that the light is forever gone from his eyes. He then reaches for his cell phone and calls 911. The lights go bright around Charlie and then fade to black.
Tom: 911? (Chokingly) This is Thomas Page. I'm at the Westside Park. I believe an old man on a park bench just passed away. Yes, what was that, yes I will wait no problem, thank you.
(Tears well up in Tom's eyes now as he lifts the small lid of the music box, and it begins to play Fur Elise. Inside the box are two gold wedding rings. Tom with tears streaming down his face takes out the rings and cups them in his hand. He Then looks toward the heavens and proclaims.)
Tom: Have a safe journey Charlie. Give Cora my best, for she was right, you are "THE MUSIC MAN". You have put a song of love and understanding in my young heart that will never leave. Goodbye my friend, Goodbye. (Lights fade to black as the song of the music box continues to play.)
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Nicholas Warner has been living on the streets of Dubai. He's now heading back to England, but only thanks to the charity of locals and an expatriate sponsor who helped him recover his passport from the authorities. His situation is a perfect illustration of how flawed Dubai's system remains.
Warner has been sleeping rough in parks and public areas for around 12 weeks. His problems began when he got into a dispute with Emirates NBD, his bank, over credit card repayments with post-dated cheques. When he went home for Christmas the bank re-classified him as a "debt-skipper", reports the BBC. But there was a crucial difference between Warner and a skipper: Debt skippers don't return, and he did.
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United States Patent Michael F. Paielli 6841 Harding, Taylor, Mich. 48180 883,072
Dec. 8, 1969 May 25, 1971 inventor Appl. No. Filed Patented FIFTH WHEEL WITH LOAD-TRANSFERRING DEVICE 4 Claims, 6 Drawing Figs.
US. Cl 280/405, 280/440 Int. Cl B62d 53/00 Field of Search 280/405 (R), 405 (A), 406 (R), 407, 440
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 12/1955 Hume 280/405A 2,847,230 8/1958 Hendrickson 280/406R 2,941,818 6/1960 280/405A 2,996,312 8/1961 280/406R 3,136,566 6/1964 280/405A 3,227,470 1/1966 230/405A 3,363,914 1/1968 Neel 280/405A Primary Examiner-Leo Friaglia Attorney-Ado1ph G. Martin ABSTRACT: A fifth wheel for connecting tractors and trailers consisting of a pivoted coupling member having on the forward end thereof a hinged member supported by a pair of inflatable air bags seated on the tractor frame. The air bags are operatively connected into the compressed air system of the tractor through a control valve which enables the driver to distribute the load in the trailer between the steering, driving and trailer axles by varying the pressure in the inflatable air bags.
Thisinv'ention relates to fifth wheels generally, and'i'nore particularly to a type of fifth wheel which is adaptedto e'nable weight to be conveniently shifted to the trailer and steering axles so as to comply with legal requirements relating to load distribution for tractor-trailer hauling units. There are numerous load transferring devices in use by the trucking industry, some of which employ pneumatic means operatively connected between the tractor and trailer frames.
However, such devices require considerable service and maintenance as a result of the constant and continuous stress to which they are subjected during hauling operations due to the relative movement which occurs between the tractor and trailer frames. Such devices are further objectionable because of the severe strain which they place on the trailer king pin, thereby creating the possibility of rupturing the pin and the coupling device and damaging or destroying the trailer and cargo.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION This invention consists of a fifth wheel 30 comprising a pivoted coupling member 32, having a flat member 42, hinged on the forward end. A coil spring 44, mounted on the tractor frame 12, yieldably supports the flat member 42 in a substantially horizontal position. A link chain 48, connected between the tractor frame 12 and the flat member 42, provides an upper limit of travel for the flat member 42.
A pair of laterally spaced inflatable air bags 50 are mounted between the flat member 42 and the tractor frame 12. The air bags 50 are opcratively connected to the compressed air tanks 18 on the tractor 10 through a control valve 26 mounted on the steering column 24 in the cab 22 of the tractor l0.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a fragmentary side elevation view, showing a tractor and a trailer unit coupled together by a fifth wheel embodying the applicants invention.
FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan view of the applicant's fifth wheel, detached from the tractor, and showing structural details of the invention.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged section view, taken substantially on plane 3-3 in FIG. 2, showing the link chain 48 attached to the flat member 42, and the coil spring 44.
Hg 4 is a schematic view showing the air bags 50 and the control valve 26 connected into the compressed air system of the tractor 10.
FIG. 5 is a plan view, showing a modification of the applicants invention, in which the same is adapted for use with a conventional fifth wheel 64.
FIG. 6 is an enlarged section view, taken substantially on plane 6-6 in FIG. 2, showing the elongated opening 45 in the flat member 42.
CONSTRUCTION For a more detailed description of the invention, reference is made to the drawing in which numeral 10 designates a tractor comprising a chassis having a frame 12 supported on a steering axle I4 and tandem drive axles 16. A pair of air storage tanks 18 are mounted on the tractor frame 12 and connected by conductors 20 to the compressor, not here shown, in the customary manner.
A cab 22 on the tractor frame 12 has therein a steering column 24 on which is mounted an air control valve 26 having an operator lever 28. A fifth wheel 30, comprising a coupling member 32, is pivotally supported on the frame 12 of the tractor 10 by a bracket 34. The coupling member 32 has therethrough a circular opening 36 for holdably receiving a kingpin 38 for coupling the tractor 10 to a trailer 40 in the conventional manner.
' A flat member-42is pivotally connected to the forward end I "of the coupling member32; by a hinge'pin 43, passing through an elongated openin'g45 in the flat member 42. The flat member 42 is supported'in'a substantially'horizontalposition by a coil spring 44 secured to the frame 12 of the tractor 10 by a clamp 46. A link chain '48' is connected between the flat member 42 and the frame I2'of the'tractor 10 to provide an upper limit of travel for the flat member 42.
A pair of spaced vertically disposed inflatable air bags 50, between the flat member 42 and the frame 12 of the tractor 10, are mounted thereon by end plates 52. The air bags 50 are connected, through the control valve 26 in the cab 22 of the tractor 10, to the storage tanks 18, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4 of the drawing. A pressure gauge 54 on the dashboard 56in the cab 22 of the tractor I0 is connected, as shown in the schematic drawing of FIG. 4, to indicate the pressure in the inflatable bags 50.
The modification of the invention shown in FIG. 5 differs from the embodiment of FIGS. 1 through 3 in that an extension 60 is welded at 62, or otherwise suitably attached, to a conventional fifth wheel 64, thereby adapting it to receive the flat member 42 which is connected to the front end of the extension 60 by a hinge pin 43. In all other aspects, the modification shown in FIG. 5 is identical in structure to the embodiment shown in FIGS. I through 3.
The preceding discussion completes a description of the structural details relating to the applicants invention herein disclosed. However, to facilitate a more thorough and comprehensive understanding of the subject matter, a discussion is immediately hereinafter directed to the manner in which the device operates to accomplish its intended function.
OPERATION In use, the tractor 10 is coupled to a trailer 40, by means of the fifth wheel 30, in the conventional manner. The trailer 40 is then loaded and the coupled unit driven to a scale where the load being carried by the driving axles I6 is accurately determined. The operator lever 28 on the control valve 26 is then manipulated to inflate the air bags 50 sufficiently to provide the desired shift of load to the steering and trailer axles l4 and 66 respectively.
In this way, the driver by varying the pressure in the air bags 50, can distribute the load over the various axles of the hauling unit so as to comply with the legal requirements relative to the distribution of an allowable load over the steering, driving and trailer axles 14, 16 and 66 respectively. To deflate the air bags 50, when the tractor 10 is not in use, the operator lever 28 is positioned so that the bags 50 discharge to the atmosphere through control valve 26.
Based upon the foregoing discussion, the applicant is of the opinion that his invention has fulfilled a long-felt needjn the field of fifth wheels for tractor units, and that he has accordingly made a valuable contribution to the related art. However, while the invention was described with reference to the structural details of two embodiments only, it will be appreciated by those familiar with the art that the principles involved are susceptible of numerous other practical adaptations.
I therefore claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent:
1. A fifth wheel for connecting tractor and trailer units, said tractor unit having a frame supported on steering and drive axles, and said trailer unit having at least one axle and a coupling element, such fifth wheel comprising a coupling member pivotally supported by the tractor frame for holdably engaging the coupling element on the trailer, a flat member hinged on the forward end of the coupling member on the tractor, at least one inflatable air bag connected between the tractor frame and the flat member, and means for controllably inflating the air bag so that the flat member will impart a sufficient upward thrust on the trailer to distribute the load therein over the, steering, drive and trailer axles in a preselected manner.
member when the tractor and trailer units are disconnected and the coupling member on the fifth wheel pivots to an inoperative position of rest.
4. The fifth wheel of claim 1 in which the hinged connection between the flat member and the coupling member provides for relative vertical movement between said two members.
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Perfect for Valentine's Day or a rustic or country-themed wedding, this Rustic LOVE Sign is easy and fun to make. In less than three steps, you can have a beautiful decoration that's simple, yet classic. You could also make your sign say whatever you'd like. If you're getting married, try writing your last name or the date of your wedding. This is also a great way to remember the birth date of your first child or grandchild.
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We trade up into every binary event like CHMP meeting conclusion. Guess what's concluding this week....unfortunately hate to say it but we also historically sell off after with no news.
and we buy the dip after and repeat.....
To meet the companies expected time line that they have publicly made the DEA will have to make final decision by the end of this month, the CHMP will have to make their decision either at this weeks meeting or the meeting in April that will leave a couple months for the Swiss to make their decision by the end of June.
The company does not know tho so they are giving their best guess, just like many on here.
So I will sell my traders and keep my core---and thats the name of that tune!
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Catherine Burt Driver, MD, is board certified in internal medicine and rheumatology by the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Driver is a member of the American College of Rheumatology. She currently is in active practice in the field of rheumatology in Mission Viejo, Calif., where she is a partner in Mission Internal Medical Group.
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Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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What are the advantages of cortisone injections?
When a joint is swollen, joint fluid may be removed before cortisone is injected. If fluid is removed, it can be analyzed with laboratory testing to determine what caused the joint to swell. This is a big advantage as it is a powerful and accurate diagnostic test.
A distinct benefit of a corticosteroid injection is that the relief of localized inflammation in a particular body area is more rapid and powerful than with traditional anti-inflammatory medications given by mouth, such as aspirin. A single injection also can avoid certain side effects that can accompany many oral anti-inflammatory medications, notably irritation of the stomach. Cortisone injections can be administered easily in the doctor's office. Other advantages include the rapid onset of the medication's action, dependability, and minimal side effects.
What are the disadvantages and side effects of cortisone injections?
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Disadvantages of cortisone injections are the necessity of piercing the skin with a needle as well as potential short- and long-term side effects. It should be emphasized that though each of these side effects is possible, they usually do not occur.
Short-term complications are uncommon but include shrinkage (atrophy) and lightening of the color (depigmentation) of the skin at the injection site, introduction of bacterial infection into the body (such as a joint infection), local bleeding from broken blood vessels in the skin or muscle, soreness at the injection site, and aggravation of inflammation in the area injected because of reactions to the corticosteroid medication (postinjection flare). Increased pain after the injection is typically due to a postinjection flare because true allergies to cortisone are very rare. Tendons can be weakened by corticosteroid injections administered in or near tendons. Tendon ruptures as a result have been reported. Facial flushing may occur in up to 40% of cases but lasts only briefly. Sweating and insomnia are uncommon side effects. Nerve damage is a very uncommon side effect.
In people who have diabetes, cortisone injections can elevate the blood sugar. In patients with underlying infections, cortisone injections can suppress somewhat the body's ability to fight the infection and possibly worsen the infection or may mask the infection by suppressing the symptoms and signs of inflammation. Generally, cortisone injections are used with caution in people with diabetes and avoided in people with active infections. Cortisone injections are also used cautiously in people with a bleeding disorder.
Long-term complications of corticosteroid injections depend on the dose and frequency of the injections. With higher doses and frequent administration, potential side effects include thinning of the skin, easy bruising, weight gain, puffiness of the face, acne (steroid acne), elevation of blood pressure, cataract formation, thinning of the bones (osteoporosis), and a rare but serious type of damage to the bones of the large joints (avascular necrosis or osteonecrosis).
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Great series from Ryan Erb on integrating Google Analytic's with Microsoft Dynamics NAV. A nice way to use a proven and mature platform to do some page action usage reporting.
Home Hardware Stores Limited adopts Microsoft Dynamics NAV as a platform for in-store operations – MSDynamicsWorld.com
Source Code Control in Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 – Part 2
MSDN Article: How to Compile a Database Twice as Fast (or faster)
Source Code Control in Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 – Part 1
Dynamics NAV and Google Analytics – Part 1/2 | Ryan Erb
Great series from Ryan Erb on integrating Google Analytic's with Microsoft Dynamics NAV. A nice way to use a proven and mature platform to do some page action usage reporting. Check it out.
Source: Dynamics NAV and Google Analytics – Part 1/2 | Ryan Erb
Home Hardware Stores Limited adopts Microsoft Dynamics NAV as a platform for in-store operations – MSDynamicsWorld.com
Jason Down, a colleague of mine just had an interview published with MSDynamicsWorld on his work with C# and Dynamics NAV 2013 R2. Way to go Jason! If you haven't been there already and are interested in learning a ton about C# and NAV, check out his blog!
About four years ago, Home Hardware Stores Limited partnered with LS Retail to develop a Dynamics NAV solution that also gave them an integrated point of sale system. They worked together to create a customized system that Down's team now manages and builds on, but that LS Retail still collaborates on.
Source: Home Hardware Stores Limited adopts Microsoft Dynamics NAV as a platform for in-store operations – MSDynamicsWorld.com
Source Code Control in Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 – Part 2
In part 2 of this series on source control I will be doing another overview covering the repository layout and the tools used to work with source control.
I'll be sticking to the basics in this post so we focus more on what this would look like right out of the box if you were to setup FogBugz and Kiln and immediately start using them both with NAV development with no other tools. Focus will be on how we set things up and the look and feel of each tool. In later posts I will step through simple changes and processes at a more detailed level. There is a lot of background required to get up to speed with source control if you've never used it before. For those of you that have, this is likely a boring review with some hopefully interesting pictures that show how we married NAV and source control together effectively.
This post will skip over some initial setup steps like creating a repository and checking it in for the first time for the sake of brevity. Don't fret as these are all well documented as part of the Kiln product and/or the Mercurial tutorial article that I posted in the first part of this series.
Since I will be using some language that is unfamiliar to those who haven't used source control systems. Very quickly, I'll go over some of the most common terms and what they mean.
Repository – This is a collection of files and folders that is being tracked by source control. Local repository refers to the repository that is on your machine. Remote repository refers to a repository sitting on a server somewhere.
Commit – This is what you do when you want to make your source control system aware of the changes you've made to a file or set of files.
Push – When you want to send changes from your local repository to a remote repository you do this.
Pull – When you want to pull down changes made by other people that exist in the remote repository down to your local repository you do this.
Changeset – A group of code changes to 1 or more files. This is basically a delta with some extra metadata attached (like a message explaining the change etc.).
Kiln vs. Mercurial – Mercurial is an open source distributed version control system. Kiln is a product that Fog Creek Software built on top of Mercurial to enhance it's functionality and integrate it with FogBugz.
Repository Layout
First, we took the entire set of Dynamics NAV objects and dumped them out of the database into text format. As we all know there are a ton of objects so we needed to place them in some sort of organized structure. We created a folder for each type of object You can store them and name them however you wish.
Note: The .hg folder and corresponding .hgignore and .hgtags files are added as part of Kiln and are automatically generated when items are being "tracked" by source control. These icons don't show up until you've added your items to source control and signify their "state". Green checkmark = good. Red exclamation mark = changes have been made that aren't committed yet.
Inside of each folder you can see that we've got a number of text objects.
And if we open up one of these objects we can see NAV code.
If you made a change to one of these text files and saved those changes. Kiln would pick that up right away and mark the file as being different. As you can see below, I added some text to the version tag of this object and saved my changes. Notice the icon displayed on the C50002.txt file. If I was to open the file again and remove the text I added and saved my changes again, the icon would go back to being a green check mark within a few seconds.
The TortoiseHg Workbench
The workbench is the tool you use to work with Kiln. This tool allows you to commit your changes as well as push and pull from remote repositories as well.
In the image above what you see is a running history of all the changes we've made in this particular repository. Under the Description column we put a message to describe each commit and use special markup "Case 1234:" which attaches the modifications to the source code right back to the business case that was logged for the change.
If you look in the lower right portion of the graphic you'll see that there is NAV code listed. The lines that have been removed are red and the lines that have been added are green. Kiln keeps track of the changes to each and every single line of code over time.
FogBugz & Kiln Integration
I keep mentioning how our source code changes are linked to our web based case management tool, FogBugz. This all happens as part of the built in integration that FogBugz has with Kiln.
This is a case from FogBugz that has 2 changesets associated with it. You can see this via the Kiln Changesets menu. From here I can drill down even further and explore the exact source code changes that were made very easily. Since we track bugs, features and other development tasks for various projects in FogBugz this simplifies my work when I'm trying to track down what changes we made as part of a bug fix or major feature release when taking support calls or doing investigative work.
What's Next…
That's it for this post. I want to keep them short and concise. In the next post, I'll do an end-to-end simple change to a NAV object and commit that change to our repository.
MSDN Article: How to Compile a Database Twice as Fast (or faster)
This is an older post but nevertheless a good one for those looking at perhaps creating a build server for NAV development. Ours is currently using only a single instance to run since we are only doing nightly builds right now. Going forward we want to start doing them a little more frequently so this is in the cards for us.
At first glance, some intelligence needs to be built in for dependencies between objects so you need to be smart about how you divide things up.
Neat little work around concept though and thought I'd share!
How to Compile a Database Twice as Fast (or faster) – Microsoft Dynamics NAV Team Blog – Site Home – MSDN Blogs.
Source Code Control in Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 – Part 1
I've promised for a long time that I'd get around to writing an article on how our team is leveraging distributed version control with Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 and I'm finally getting the time to do this.
We've got a NAV development team of 5 individuals and commonly we work on multiple projects covering multiple areas of the system at the same time. We were a C# shop before we got into the NAV world so as a result we had become used to using distributed version control like Git and Mercurial. When we started to learn more about how NAV worked we realized that normally the only source control used by developers was the lock/modify mechanism built right into the NAV development environment. As a result, we decided that we'd figure out a way to use what we were familiar with, even if that meant having to develop some of our own custom tools along the way.
This will be a comprehensive multi-part series where I cover the reasons for us using source control with NAV development, our development model, basic usage of source control with NAV objects and setup data and finally some end-to-end examples using our custom built source control tool.
I'm going to assume you've got some background on source control systems. If not, stop over at HgInit and read through the excellent generic tutorial put on by Joel Spolsky for some primer.
Last but not least, the commercially available tools I'm using in the various pictures and posts below include:
- FogBugz for case management & issue tracking
- Kiln for source code control
- TortoiseHg workbench for working with repositories
First, Why Even Bother?
Well, the advantages of using source control are many. First of all, it gives us the ability to track and view the history of our objects and setup data. Yep, I said setup data. Since setup data is text, we dump that out using XML Ports and add it to source control as well. This means not only do we have a history of all changes made to NAV objects but we've also got a history of all changes to setup information in the system.
This can be especially valuable when doing troubleshooting for customers or when finding some anomalies with setups at a customer site and reverting them back to a known good configuration.
Making this even sweeter, our source control system is linked to our case management system and business requirements system. So we now have the source code changes that were made directly linked to the case logged for the bug or feature which in turn is linked to the business requirements for that particular feature or bug fix.
On top of being able to keep a history of things, we also are able to work on the same areas of the system at the same time more effectively. Nobody has to wait on someone else to modify an object.
What We Had To Build
Unfortunately, what we wanted to accomplish when we set out on the road to source control using NAV didn't exist. Sure, you could manually export objects as text files using the NAV development environment but that would be incredibly tedious for any sort of large change across multiple objects.
As a result, we built a tool that intelligently interfaces between our source code control system and the NAV database to make our developers lives easier and automate many of the tedious tasks.
This tool, called SCM monitors the NAV database for object changes. As objects are changed we use SCM to select and export changes objects from the NAV database and dump them into the appropriate local repository on our system. Also, we use this tool to pull in changes from other developers if more than one team member is working on the same project and code base.
Our Development Model
Each developer works locally. When they start a new project or initiative they create a new database (from a backup of a master build database… more on that later) and create a new branch and local repository. The developer then works on the features and commits locally. At the end of each work session, they push their changes up to the remote repository on the source control server for safe keeping.
This diagram demonstrates how things are setup for a single developer working on a single project.
So How Does It All Work Together?
That's a great question. I'm going to take you through our entire process in the next series of blog posts. We will start a new project and cover the repository structure and layout, make some changes to NAV objects, pull in other developers changes and merge them and last but not least push our changes up for other developers to handle.
Stay tuned and thanks for making it this far!
Installing NAV 2013 and 2013 R2 Side by Side
This post is a summary of a couple different articles and forum posts I've read online. Essentially Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 and NAV 2013 R2 share some of the same files and thus you have to tweak the installation of 2013 R2 a bit in order to still be able to run 2013 without issues.
To start, you need to make sure that your 2013 R2 installation is higher than build number 35850 (Microsoft KB 2907588 was the original fix/update to allow both installations to co-exist.).
Here's the short list of the steps you need to take:
- Install NAV 2013 + SQL etc. (if you don't already have it installed)
- Install NAV 2013 R2 (build level above 35850).
- Run the attached powershell script (NAVRegFix) as administrator.
This worked like a champ for me.
Using SQL Server 2012 for NAV 2013+ Backup & Restore
Our environment at the office is comprised of 5 developers working full time on NAV 2013 development. The developers all work locally and we use a combination of FogBugz, Kiln and an in-house tool we've built to manage the import/export of NAV objects into our source control tool as we work. I'll write another article later on about how we are using Kiln with NAV for distributed source control but I can say that so far it's been a huge success for us and allowed us to work on multiple features sometimes in the same area of the system without developers tromping all over each other.
Anyhow, we have a number of scenarios in the office that require us to quickly backup and restore various NAV databases running under SQL Server 2012. In earlier versions of NAV this would commonly be done via the Classic Client development environment using the NAV backup tools. We've found this to be slow and wanted something faster.
Note: As of NAV 2013 R2, the Classic Client method of NAV database backups isn't even an option any longer!
Enter SQL Server 2012 Backup/Restore.
Pretty standard for people used to working with SQL Server and works just as well for NAV databases but figured I'd share a step-by-step all the same.
Prerequisites: You're going to need to have SQL Server Management Studio installed on the machine that you're using for this tutorial. In most cases this should be installed along with SQL Server 2012 but if that option was missed when doing your initial setup, you'll need to either go back to your installation and modify it to include this toolset or alternatively, if you're using SQL Server 2012 SP1 or greater, you can simply download the tools directly from the SQL Server 2012 SP1 Express download page. You simply need to select either of the following (depending on your platform):
- SQLManagementStudio_x64_ENU.exe (64-bit)
- SQLManagementStudio_x86_ENU.exe (32-bit)
SQL Server Database Backup
Step 1: Start up SQL Server Management Studio
In this example I'm logging in as the SQL Server Administrator account that was setup when I installed SQL Server 2012 since it's on my development machine. You can also use a Windows account for the authentication method as long as that account has sufficient privileges in SQL Server to perform backup and restore operations on the databases you are working with.
Step 2: Select a Database for Backup
Expand the databases list and right click on the database you wish to backup. Select Tasks > Backup… from the list of options.
Step 3: Name Your Backup & Execute
Depending on what type of recovery model you are using, and if you are using a single backup set with multiple backups within it, you may need to adjust the default values on this screen. For this example, we are using the "Full" recovery method as opposed to a Transaction Log or Differential backup type.
Note: If you want to change the name or location of your backup file, you'll need to remove the existing destination entry and then add one of your choosing as illustrated below.
Last but not least simply click "OK" to start the backup process.
That's it! You've done it.
SQL Server Database Restore
Step 1: Choose a Backup to Restore
You need to be logged in to SQL Server Management Studio as a user with sufficient privileges to perform the restore operation on SQL Server. For this example we are again using the administrative user I setup when installing SQL Server on my machine.
Step 2: Change Database Options (if required)
Sometimes when you are restoring a database, you may wish to name it something other than what it was originally called. Perhaps you are cloning a customer or development database for some testing purposes or to work on a new project separate from other work. In order to do this you need to slightly adjust a few options on the database before you restore or otherwise you'll run into conflicts. You should not restore a database on a SQL Server that already has a database with the same name as a general rule.
Choose the Device option, then click the build button "…" and navigate to where you've stored your SQL database backup.
Once you've selected a database backup to restore, now is the time to change the name of it if you need to. If you aren't already running a database with the same name you can simply click "OK" here to start the restore process.
If you do need to change the name you can do this by changing the Database field under the Destination heading. We've used a new name of "Another Database NAV (7-1)" in this example.
Next, you'll need to click on the Files page and change names of both the Data and Log files so that they are different than what is listed in this backup. If you don't change these names as well, you'll get an error when trying to restore the database.
As a general rule I always name these data and log files with the same name as my database.
Now that you've changed the name and respective data and log files, you can click "OK" and restore the database. The length of time required to restore the database will vary based on how large the original was and depending on the speed of your machine.
Anyways, hope this helps some folks out. Let me know if you've got any questions.
MSDN Source Links
For more thorough Microsoft based information on backup and restore of SQL Server databases, just hit up the MSDN article on this process here.
Improving NAS performance in NAV 2009 and NAV 2013
Found a good post we've implemented over on Greg Kaupp's blog regarding improving the performance of the NAV Application Server and thus the responsiveness of the client machines. Simply put adjusting the size of the MetadataProviderCacheSize to a number exceeding the total number of objects within NAV (~5000 or so) will greatly enhance the performance of the NAS.
To update this for your instance of NAV you need to modify your CustomSettings.config file which should be located in the following spots:
NAV 2009 – C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\60\Service\
NAV 2013 – C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\70\Service\
Once you open the CustomSettings.config file, update the MetadataProviderCacheSize setting as depicted below.
And that's it! Thanks again to Greg for posting this originally. His blog is loaded with tons of other useful tips and I encourage you to check it out at the source link below.
Read his full post here: Performance Tuning Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 and NAV 2013.


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