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It's been three months, and nobody even knows what's wrong with my knee. Got sent to the orthopedic specialists, so I called them saying I can take any available appointment, and they were like 'No, sorry nothing in the summer, you'll have to wait until fall'.
Worst case senario is surgery (way too late) and not getting to ski at all this winter. Or surf for that matter, which is what I want to do most right now. Honestly can't even think straight.
CorinWorst case senario is surgery (way too late) and not getting to ski at all this winter. Or surf for that matter, which is what I want to do most right now. Honestly can't even think straight.
I was looking at a map, where do you surf in sweden? Does it break in the baltic sea or gulf of bothnia, or do you have to go to the north sea? And the water's probably cold all the time there right?
It's been three months, and nobody even knows what's wrong with my knee. Got sent to the orthopedic specialists, so I called them saying I can take any available appointment, and they were like 'No, sorry nothing in the summer, you'll have to wait until fall'.
Worst case senario is surgery (way too late) and not getting to ski at all this winter. Or surf for that matter, which is what I want to do most right now. Honestly can't even think straight.
This is why a government-run healthcare system is an awful idea.
pat_in_the_hatanyone know how to make an app?
An app that calculates the height of a cliff would be a seller I think. For skiing, cliff jumping, sky diving, etc.
just link a video into the app, then have a start button for the exact moment of the jump, then a stop button for the landing. This would calculate the time of fall. Could even have a function to slow the video to get it even more precise. Put in the approx weight of the person. Then a simple dynamic calculation would put out the height of the cliff.
It would work just as long as there isnt any force in the launch,
I went ahead and sorta did it. I know some java so I went with making it for android and first app I've ever made so a bit on the sketchy side. Kinda sucks though because I own an iphone so I won't even be able to use it haha. I've been testing it on an emulator and it seems to be working pretty good, just can't turn it sideways or else all the formatting gets screwed up.
Thought I would call it GalileoCalculator since I used d=.5*g*t^2 to find the distance. Obviously that doesn't work well because of air resistance and if there's initial speed but the gist of it is there.
You can select any video on your phone and it plays it automatically. Next I'll add media control's and see about slowing down video.
I want my saga preorder stuff to come in :/ I know i have a while to wait but this is the only place i can really bitch about it.
Also, it sucks that my parents monitor my bank account and spending. I understand where they're coming from and don't want me blowing all my money on stupid shit before and during school
Thizzle.This is extremely relevant to my interests. Literally 10 out of the last 14 days I have been at the river jumping cliffs. Hit one today that the low estimate is 60, high is 70, would really like to have this today to settle it.
Post a vid or pic and let me see. I'm pretty good at estimating, I basically spend my summers cliff jumping. Also just find a large tape measure.
Ok. So I brought my kitten home. He seems to be ok, he is also on sedatives. I'm supposed to have him in a crate for 8-12 weeks. Well I could tell after the first couple of hours that wasn't going to happen. He spent the first hour sticking his mangled broken arm through the holes in the cage to the point that it was painful to watch, so I crawled into his tiny crate with him for two hours until I started drowning in sweat...he is upstairs and it is hot as fuck in Washington right now and I have no AC.
so I decided the crate isn't going to work. The idea is to limit his activity but that doesn't work when the crate causes panic. I had Casey pitch a tent upstairs and that's where he is now...anyone else have ideas for creating enclosures?
snobunnyOk. So I brought my kitten home. He seems to be ok, he is also on sedatives. I'm supposed to have him in a crate for 8-12 weeks. Well I could tell after the first couple of hours that wasn't going to happen. He spent the first hour sticking his mangled broken arm through the holes in the cage to the point that it was painful to watch, so I crawled into his tiny crate with him for two hours until I started drowning in sweat...he is upstairs and it is hot as fuck in Washington right now and I have no AC.
so I decided the crate isn't going to work. The idea is to limit his activity but that doesn't work when the crate causes panic. I had Casey pitch a tent upstairs and that's where he is now...anyone else have ideas for creating enclosures?
I say move everything out of one of your small rooms. Or most everything that they could jump onto.
snobunnyOk. So I brought my kitten home. He seems to be ok, he is also on sedatives. I'm supposed to have him in a crate for 8-12 weeks. Well I could tell after the first couple of hours that wasn't going to happen. He spent the first hour sticking his mangled broken arm through the holes in the cage to the point that it was painful to watch, so I crawled into his tiny crate with him for two hours until I started drowning in sweat...he is upstairs and it is hot as fuck in Washington right now and I have no AC.
so I decided the crate isn't going to work. The idea is to limit his activity but that doesn't work when the crate causes panic. I had Casey pitch a tent upstairs and that's where he is now...anyone else have ideas for creating enclosures?
ThurnisHaleyI say move everything out of one of your small rooms. Or most everything that they could jump onto.
I know. That's so what I wanted to do. We have a guest bedroom with little enough in it that emptying it would be easy. The problem is that there are two window sills. I talked to the vet and she said he can only be in there, of we cam find out a way to block off the window sills from him jumping up and down. Any ideas? I mean obviously there are ideas like drilling ply wood over both of the windows in entirety but that would cause big holes in the newly renovated lathe and plaster walls. Any other ideas that would cause minimal or no damage? Ideally allowing Su light to still come in? He would climb fabric.
snobunnyI know. That's so what I wanted to do. We have a guest bedroom with little enough in it that emptying it would be easy. The problem is that there are two window sills. I talked to the vet and she said he can only be in there, of we cam find out a way to block off the window sills from him jumping up and down. Any ideas? I mean obviously there are ideas like drilling ply wood over both of the windows in entirety but that would cause big holes in the newly renovated lathe and plaster walls. Any other ideas that would cause minimal or no damage? Ideally allowing Su light to still come in? He would climb fabric.
snobunnyI know. That's so what I wanted to do. We have a guest bedroom with little enough in it that emptying it would be easy. The problem is that there are two window sills. I talked to the vet and she said he can only be in there, of we cam find out a way to block off the window sills from him jumping up and down. Any ideas? I mean obviously there are ideas like drilling ply wood over both of the windows in entirety but that would cause big holes in the newly renovated lathe and plaster walls. Any other ideas that would cause minimal or no damage? Ideally allowing Su light to still come in? He would climb fabric.
Is he declawed?
If so, you could put a sheet up blocking half the sill. Not sure how smart your cat is though. He could figure that out quickly
.MASSHOLE.Ignore. Missed last sentence. He climbs fabric.
Do you have large books? Could stack a lot. Or you could try a fireplace grill.
hmm, I don't think books would work but the idea for me thinking of stacked lumber or something else drilled together, so thanks, I may come up with something good from that.
and no, he isn't declawed. Not to get all preachy but I would never declaw a cat nor let a declawed cat outside.
snobunnyhmm, I don't think books would work but the idea for me thinking of stacked lumber or something else drilled together, so thanks, I may come up with something good from that.
and no, he isn't declawed. Not to get all preachy but I would never declaw a cat nor let a declawed cat outside.
So I was trying to drive home, in my 04 forester, and the parking brake light and "engine is not charging battery light" were on (according to the instruction manual). So the car started, and everything seemed fine, and I tried to go home. When I got on the high way, all the lights went out so I figured I was good. But then all the electronics started spazzing out, the abs light came on, and some others, and the music was cutting out, so I pulled over. The abs pumped the brakes, and I wasn't even braking that hard. Car won't start now. That's an alternator issue right?
