Combine this with a good Logic Analyzer and a good Oscilloscope and you get access to a massive swath of the radio spectrum. Demodulate and decode at will. Pulse analyzers are used in RADAR and Telecom fields of expertise, but you may not find much use of that product class.
http://www.newark.com/w/c/test-measurement/rf-test-equipment/spectrum-analyzers?spectrum-analyzer-type=bench|pc-based
https://www.rohde-schwarz.com/us/products/test-measurement/signal-spectrum-analyzers/signal-analyzer-rohde-schwarz/pg_overview_63665.html
https://www.aaronia.com/products/spectrum-analyzers/
https://www.rigolna.com/products/spectrum-analyzers/#selectionGuide
https://www.anritsu.com/en-US/test-measurement/mobile-wireless-communications/spectrum-analyzers
https://www.tek.com/spectrum-analyzer
As I've mentioned in previous posts, I'm currently in TMJ treatment (wearing an adjustable, bottom splint) + I am doing physical therapy. While I do have some on/off neck and shoulder pain, jaw tightness, etc, my most annoying symptoms are ear-related: on/off tinnitus (sometimes it's what I call "airplane ear," sometimes it's a low-pitched hum). While I find the PT helpful, I know that (like the splint) it can take a while, so I'm wondering if there's something else—acupuncture (which I have tried, but it only helped me to a certain point, though maybe I just need someone with more tinnitus and TMJD experience), massage therapy, etc.—that can help me move along in my progress. I'm in my late 20s and, thankfully, don't have 24/7 symptoms, so my hope has been that I won't be suffering for too much longer, but it's been so frustrating. :/
With this in mind, I'm curious: **What type of health professional has been most helpful for you with TMJD (**especially for any ear-related symptoms) in addition to a TMJ dentist? Acupuncturist? Physical therapist? Something/someone else?
Thanks!
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I get migraines that make me experience physical pain my my shoulders and neck, almost like a band of pain is wrapped from my mid shoulder to my sinus.
I regularly try to stretch out my shoulders which helps temporarily, but I’m wondering if there’s a profession that could help to get deeper into this? My immediate thought is a masseuse but I’d like to see someone who has knowledge of how to deal with this type of migraine pain.
Hopefully this is the right sub for this story. Apologies if not.
I just got home from work and am still trying to calm down after losing my cool with a customer for the first time in my working life.
I juggle a few jobs, but one of them is working at a service station/ café, which is where this story takes place. We sell fresh food, coffee, fuel, etc. This happened at about 3pm this afternoon.
Today a customer pulled up to the pumps and starts fueling up his car. Normal enough.
I'm cleaning behind the counter while watching people at the pumps when I notice this particular customer acting pretty strange. He's swinging off the side of his car, skipping between the pumps, and just generally acting pretty goofy. Weird, but he's not putting anyone in danger so I go on with what I'm doing.
He comes in to pay for his fuel eventually, and tries to pay with a gift card for an unrelated retailer. This is still fairly normal, people get their gift cards mixed up, so I explain to him that we cannot take the gift card of another retailer and does he have another way he can pay for his fuel today?
As we're having this exchange, I notice that the customer is swaying when he's standing still and his voice is slurred and mumbling.
The customer gets defensive straight away and tells me this gift card is the only way he can pay, he has no money on his debit cards and no one who can pay on his behalf.
Still not unusual, this happens with people all the time.
Store policy is that when this happens, we can issue an IOU and the customer has 24 hours to arrange payment, but this has to be cleared by the manager first. No exceptions.
I jump on the phone to the manager, explain the situation, and get clearance to issue an IOU. Perfect.
While I'm doing this, more cars have pulled up and more customers are coming into the store, so I open up the 2nd till and start serving on that while I'm also filling out the forms for the customer and making coffees and serving food.
Once the customer notices there are other people in the shop, he starts asking me why I can't just accept his gift card, in a very loud voice. I go through with him again why we can't accept the gift card. It's not for our store, it won't work with our systems. He asks the same question again. I respond with the same answer and apologise for the inconvenience.
The customer chuckles to himself and asks the same question again. And again. And again.
He doesn't want to give me his na
... keep reading on reddit ➡This is the list of games I know that have weapons than are somehow similar to gunlance.
I'm excluding modern games that includes the combo of riot shield plus shotgun even if is the equivalent.
- Dark Souls 2: Splitfire Spire.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4NllKFIH6M
A spear with a strong attack that splits a large flame plume. It is the closest thing you will find in the dark souls series.
- Bloodborne: Rifle Spear
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD4I5d7xhVQ
This is not subtle at all, even if the name is spear, the shoot type is totally a shotgun. This is interesting because has one and two handed modes. The two handed mode the weapon works more like a halberd than a spear. Pair it with a wooden shield for the maximum likeness.
- Lost Ark: Gunlance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0n55sGd0t8&t=144s
What if Monster Hunter was a diablo clone?
Gunlance here is the tankiest weapon class in the game. The signature power is a self shield than negates damage that recharges attacking. Attacks with shelling are very long range in a straight line. Kitting enemies together for a powered up shot is the strategy while using skills for tripping and staggering them so they can't hit you back.
- Phantasy Star Online 2 New Genesis: Partisan + Launcher Dual weapon
https://twitter.com/RUIS_MAX/status/1404272826371035151
No idea of how this is played and how good it is. The game allows you to combine two weapons in one being able to use moves of both. This is the combination of a spear and a gun weapon. The skin is said to be a collaboration with MH Frontier so... so they know what are they doing there.
- Nioh series: Tonfa Gun.
https://twitter.com/CaoSlayerGL/status/1411101371596673031
This is an attribute for tonfa weapons that gives them totally gunlance shelling, short range explosions with unlimited armor. The effect has a lot of stagger (ki) damage and is very quick. Tonfa itself is very good staggering enemies.
- Dauntless: Hammer
I got no good gameplay of the weapon and have no idea of how it works. But basically, hammers there have a clip that can be used to add explosive attacks. Sadly, it does plays nothing like gunlance and Dauntless is not a good monster hunter game...
And that is all I have.
Do you know more gunlance like weapons?
I’ve been reading all the packing lists in r/onebag and r/heronebag since the beginning of the year to find out what a typical pack looks like. Then, in April, I posted what the most popular items were in the packing lists I had read. The April post was sort of uneven - there were a lot of items that didn’t seem right to me and a lot of places where I didn’t have enough data and just picked whatever item I personally liked the best.
On my blog, I’ve now gone a little further in trying to pick the best items - or at least I’ve done that for one item, headphones, and would like to do it for the rest.
The first thing is that I’ve read a bunch of reputable-seeming criticism on the internet. Then I’ve added a few other considerations like size and weight and cost. Then I’ve added in the Reddit data and added all the scores together to pick the best headphones. I ended up with the Bose 700 for women and AirPods Pro for men.
The idea is just to try to make my packing lists as useful as possible - free, well-researched, reliable, etc., like Wikipedia. It would be good to do this because then everybody could pack less, wisely selecting only the best items and so there would be less waste and everyone would have better trips. What do you think? Are these even the best headphones or have I taken a wrong turn somewhere. As always, all advice and comments gratefully received.
