My puppy's foot got slammed by a door HELP!!!?
I wasn't here when it happened but the people I entrusted to watch my puppy and simply let her outside to go pee, (since I have Driving school afte regular school), which happened to be my lazy as **** brother, and my mom that only cares about herself an hardly anyone else at all. So basically the worst puppy sitters of all, also to add to the mix my 5 year old sister. My 5 year old sister was stupidly messing with the doors and slammed my puppy's foot in there all while my lazy as **** brother and mom weren't watching and they said they heard a loud yelp and saw my puppy limping on it. When I came home I found her distraught outside, she wasnt limping she was running around but kinda of weird on her paw, also when I touch it she whines and tries to bite me! It looks slightly swollen. And she went inside and ran around and just let out a cry. I'm really freaked she also will not put any weight on her left paw when she jumps ect. The vet is closed right now and I gave her baby aspirin with hot dog and iced her paw. My dad is going to bring her to the vet tommorow! Is it broken in your opinion???? I'm freaking out!
My foot hurts after kicking a door.?
haha Kicking doors isn't a good thing bro. But you could have like sprained it. Get a brace, they're like 5 bucks at WalMart or Walgreens or whatever. If that doesn't help after a while you should probably just break down and get an x-ray (even though they're hella expensive).
Hit my foot on a door, and it hurts. Is it broken?
Yesterday i hit my foot on the bathroom door as i was running through my house. It hurt sharply, right after so i iced it a little before going to bed. When i woke up this morning i noticed that it still hurt, but it was a dull pain instead of a sharp one. It hurts just inside of my foot, on one of the bones that goes out to my toes. It has that dull pain whenever i move it, and hurts just a little when im not moving my foot. Ive broken one of my toes before, and my foot doesnt hurt as much as my toe did. Is a bone in my foot broken? Or is it some other injury?
How do I get my foot in the door as a UX designer?
OP I taught myself by designing a product which I built to save a pain point I had and I am in the process of getting funded from VCs. I also had a design background. I am working a little bit as a consultant as a result because I am both “creative” and “analytical” (worked in a bank for several years).I took all the UX classes online at Lynda.com: Online Video Tutorials & Training and I taught myself all the computer programs as well just so I could design and build everything. Look at all the UX portfolios you can and try to do something like that. In my opinion UX portfolios tend to be quite weak (it doesn’t mean the person’s UX work is weak, it means it looks bad from an aesthetic/presentation standpoint), which is why you still CAN make a very positive impression if you work tirelessly to make a great portfolio. GREAT. Memorable. Not “good enough”.Only 10 times better. You CAN do this but you have to kick major ass in all the materials you have online. If you wait for an “established UX designer” to come to your aid, it will not happen because they have a little bit of attitude and you have to prove that you can do it.You mentioned the company you work in, why don’t you reach out to the person who has the job you want (or the manager) and ask what you can do to learn the skills necessary to get that job, eventually?I am not sure an internship is a great idea because it’s demoralizing if you’ve been out of school for a long time. My tip would be work on your skills and portfolio for months, then apply or try to get some sort of work where you can demonstrate your skills.I did have aptitude for this work and the background but I find that YOU have to prove to yourself that you CAN do it and you need to have the attitude that you are going to do this by learning everything you need to learn and doing everything 10 times better than the competition. Once you have work you can show, no one will question your abilities. But it’s YOU who has to do the work first, the work of reading and learning and working. Oh ps UXPin has a great free library of PDF books about all aspects of UX design. Check it out!
Can a police officer block your door with his foot?
Someone called the police on my friends for driving crazy down the street. When we got to my friends house the police arrived about 3 minutes later. When my friend opened the door the officer stuck his foot about half way in the house so he couldn't close it. They didn't write any tickets or anything, it was more of a power trip kind of thing because my friend said move your foot so I can close the door and the officer said "don't tell me what to do." Is that legal without a warrant?
How can I get a foot in the door of the programming industry?
Its fine if you don't have a degree. But first chalk out a timeline of what all tools/technology you would need to learn. If you have no programming experience it can take anywhere from 6 months to a year (or maybe more) to become a true professional. Before getting deep into one feature of Android, try to get a bird's eye view of the entire framework. Learn from good resources. If you can afford courses online, pay and subscribe. There are lots of quora posts on what are good resources for OOPs/JAVA/Android.Start learning Photoshop. You definitely will find it a great asset especially for generating logos and other images which you can use to enhance the UI of your app. Use different Android apps. See the designs. Ask yourself how you would implement a particular feature. Try to see which apps are popular and why are they popular. Figure out what app you may want to build based on a personal necessity. Its awesome if you have many app ideas already.Find all necessary forums (like stackoverflow, Android Developers , etc ) { there are many good forums out there } to ask questions if you get stuck over an implementation detail.Good luck!
Kicked door. Broken ankle?? Can't walk...have school this morning...?
It's 3:40 in the morning. The pain in my ankle, foot woke me up. Earlier at about 1:00ish in the afternoon I got angry and kicked a door reallllllly hard with my sneakers on. It didn't hurt but was stiff when I went to bed, and forgot why. I have class at 11 this morning, and there's no way I can walk on it... it hurts and is swollen. I just went to the doctor yesterday for tonsillitis...I don't want to go back in and and tell him I broke my foot...What does a broken foot look like?? Could I have broken my foot...will it heal over the weekend?? Should I put ice on it??it hurts when I sit down, but less when I have my foot up and raised..this freaking sucks...damnit. I'm going to take tylonol.