Abstract: The present invention is directed to nanosuspensions of salsalate and methods of making and using such compositions.

Abstract: An electronic device for temperature adjustable massage therapy. The device includes a temperature-controlled applied surface for delivering micropercussions to a user. In one example, the device is adapted to be adjusted to any number of different temperatures, and is further adapted to perform percussive therapy at any number of different amplitudes and/or frequencies. The user may engage a touch screen to adjust the temperature, amplitude, and/or frequency of the device.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to nanosuspensions of salsalate and methods of making and using such compositions.

Abstract: Technologies are disclosed for local and distributed function based dynamic traffic management for network services. A service host executes a network service and provides a service framework that includes one or more handlers. When a request is received for the service, one of the handlers assigns a classification to the request. The handler then provides the classification to a dynamic function based traffic controller. The controller determines whether the network service is to process the request based on the classification of the request, metrics associated with the network service, and a local traffic management policy. If the controller determines that the network service is not to process the request, the request is rejected. Otherwise, the request is passed to the network service for processing. Metrics can also be provided from the service host to a distributed performance monitoring system for use in managing network traffic at a fleet level.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to nanosuspensions of salsalate and methods of making and using such compositions.

Abstract: Technologies are disclosed for local and distributed function based dynamic traffic management for network services. A service host executes a network service and provides a service framework that includes one or more handlers. When a request is received for the service, one of the handlers assigns a classification to the request. The handler then provides the classification to a dynamic function based traffic controller. The controller determines whether the network service is to process the request based on the classification of the request, metrics associated with the network service, and a local traffic management policy. If the controller determines that the network service is not to process the request, the request is rejected. Otherwise, the request is passed to the network service for processing. Metrics can also be provided from the service host to a distributed performance monitoring system for use in managing network traffic at a fleet level.

Abstract: Technologies are disclosed for local and distributed function based dynamic traffic management for network services. A service host executes a network service and provides a service framework that includes one or more handlers. When a request is received for the service, one of the handlers assigns a classification to the request. The handler then provides the classification to a dynamic function based traffic controller. The controller determines whether the network service is to process the request based on the classification of the request, metrics associated with the network service, and a local traffic management policy. If the controller determines that the network service is not to process the request, the request is rejected. Otherwise, the request is passed to the network service for processing. Metrics can also be provided from the service host to a distributed performance monitoring system for use in managing network traffic at a fleet level.

Abstract: Technologies are disclosed for local and distributed function based dynamic traffic management for network services. A service host executes a network service and provides a service framework that includes one or more handlers. When a request is received for the service, one of the handlers assigns a classification to the request. The handler then provides the classification to a dynamic function based traffic controller. The controller determines whether the network service is to process the request based on the classification of the request, metrics associated with the network service, and a local traffic management policy. If the controller determines that the network service is not to process the request, the request is rejected. Otherwise, the request is passed to the network service for processing. Metrics can also be provided from the service host to a distributed performance monitoring system for use in managing network traffic at a fleet level.

Abstract: Technologies are disclosed for local and distributed function based dynamic traffic management for network services. A service host executes a network service and provides a service framework that includes one or more handlers. When a request is received for the service, one of the handlers assigns a classification to the request. The handler then provides the classification to a dynamic function based traffic controller. The controller determines whether the network service is to process the request based on the classification of the request, metrics associated with the network service, and a local traffic management policy. If the controller determines that the network service is not to process the request, the request is rejected. Otherwise, the request is passed to the network service for processing. Metrics can also be provided from the service host to a distributed performance monitoring system for use in managing network traffic at a fleet level.

Abstract: A system and method for automated cart washing. There is therefore provided in a present embodiment of the invention an automated cart washer that includes a sump water source, a filter drawing filtered water from the sump, a pump supplying suction to draw the water through the filter, a bypass valve to divert wash water from a wash nozzle assembly, back to the sump when water flow through the wash nozzle assembly is not desired.

Abstract: An acid dental etch having improved taste, which comprises an acid in an amount effective to etch a surface of a tooth; a flavoring formulation that improves the flavor of the dental etch and is stable in the acid, in an amount that is effective in improving the flavor of the dental etch; and preferably, sufficient gelling agent to form a gel.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods of neutralizing or dissipating the electrostatic charge of glutathione so as to render it susceptible to be included in high glutathione content solid dosage forms. Capsules and tablets including high levels of glutathione are also described.