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Recently, I have had pains in my heel, knee and hip. At first, the medicos thought I had Achilles Tendonitis, Arthritis of the knee, and Sacro Iliac problems, as three different illnesses. Then my PT noticed that I had very tight muscles in my left leg, and a tight ILT band, and we realized that this was causing all three problems, plus charley horses and other stuff. So now I'm stretching, building up strength and taping, and the problems have diminished in intensity. The assumption is that continued PT treatment will resolve the problems completely.
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Have we got a diagnosis yet?
I've had the same symptoms since yesterday afternoon.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
Shed Petition[ ^]
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I'm sure you will receive some replies from people saying you made the wrong choice.
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It's funny. People have good and bad results from both doctors and chiropractors. The reason I wouldn't go to a chiro is that my underlying condition is so rare that I can't be treated and fixed like everyone else. I basically can't trust anyone except an expert in my condition to help, and chiros are not experts in my condition. My doctor ended up recommending that I go to PT, a massage therapist, and chiro, or any combination, but that if it gets worse to come back. I'm opting for PT and MT.
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PT was very expensive for me, in the past. You too?
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Haha, I had to relearn how to walk when I was 16. Inpatient hospital PT for a month, then outpatient PT 5 days a week for over a year, 3-8 hours a day. The insurance company put a lien on my parents house from the bills (over $200k I believe by the time I was 18, though that included a surgery).
I'm not really sure how it will work out now. I believe on my current provider it won't be too bad if I don't go an absolute ton. I've gone back in the past few years on occasion to help do certain things and my out of pocket was low, but only like 8-10 sessions were covered.
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Was trying out the Test Explorer in VS2012, and compared to VS2008, it FAILS.
The main issue is this: in VS2008, any message associated with the assertion that failed was displayed on the same line as the failed test name.
In VS2012, you have to click on the friggin' failed test to see all this gobbledeygook (source, another "Test Failed" message, Elapsed time, Stack trace) to muddle through the (ok, it IS bolded) actual message.
This is a terrible implementation! I don't want to have to mouse click through every failed test to see what the message is, and it is annoying me because I'm writing a small e-book on unit testing and I want to show the messages along with several failures as a single screenshot, rather than multiple screenshots because each failure needs a separate message screen!
Argh!!! And of course, I can find no way to go back to a "normal" list view. Message to Microsoft:
1. Find the developer who changed the presentation of the Text Explorer window and FIRE HIM.
2. If you're going to tout a fancy UI based on the fancy-shmancy WPF, then support the fancy-shmancy feature of being able to view information in different formats!
3. Go back to user interface design kindergarten. Do not graduate from elementary school. Do not collect your certificate of user interface design competence.
Marc
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Oh Marc. I love your naive outlook on MS "design". You and your usability requirements - so cute. You're forgetting that MS now employs 3 year olds to design things, and they operate a system of collective irresponsibility.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: You're forgetting that MS now employs 3 year olds to design things
Don't insult 3 year old's - they could do a better job!
Marc
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Marc Clifton wrote: 3. Go back to user interface design kindergarten. Do not graduate from elementary school. Do not collect your certificate of user interface design competence.
Do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.
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have you seen the team explorer window? the pending changes window (one of my best reasons to use TFS) was totally elephanted =/
I'm brazilian and english (well, human languages in general) aren't my best skill, so, sorry by my english. (if you want we can speak in C# or VB.Net =p)
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Sentenryu wrote: have you seen the team explorer window?
Nope. Never used TFS. 
Marc
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surprisingly, it's a good cvs, and had a great integration with VS, before the 2012 
I'm brazilian and english (well, human languages in general) aren't my best skill, so, sorry by my english. (if you want we can speak in C# or VB.Net =p)
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Microsoft sucks donkey balls.
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Anyone know when he's due back on the mainland?
A helicopter bringing workers back from an oil rig has ditched in the North Sea.
A controlled ditching and all 19 occupants have been picked up by a life boat.
Every man can tell how many goats or sheep he possesses, but not how many friends.
Shed Petition[ ^]
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There is no mention of such an incident in the news website. Any link ?
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb
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Just checked, that's definitely where he works.
Wow, I hope he's OK.
~RaGE();
I think words like 'destiny' are a way of trying to find order where none exists. - Christian Graus
Do not feed the troll ! - Common proverb
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Agreed, and godspeed to all of them. Can you imagine the brass ones the pilot has? Ditching a f***ing chopper full of, likely, and rightly, screaming people, into the ocean. Are the pilots former military?
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wizardzz wrote: Are the pilots former military?
Not in particular.
Some of them are former civilian (plane) pilots. Others have chosen this as their career paths and gone through all the required training requirements.
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