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What are some makeshift solutions surgeons have used for surgery when the normal solution doesn't work?

I can really only think of one situation that wasn't expected and for which we didn't have an actual product available to use.An ENT surgeon was operating on a child's ear drumsu2026I remember he was just placing tubes in order to stop continuous ear infectionsu2026a very simple and quick procedure where anesthesia is perhaps the hardest part..Anyway, the child had one eardrum that had torn due to pressure from infected fluid just after the child had been seen the day before surgery. The surgeon needed to put a patch on it while it grew back togetheru2026this was not typical, and there weren't ear patches made for what he wantedu2026since there were no actual patches, he said he wanted an extremely thin piece of paper to cut and stick over this hole u2026(the procedure of placing ventilating tubes is not a sterile procedure even though we use an OR for the anesthesia equipment).The first thing I thought of was the wrapper over a tampon. He said fineu2026so I went to my locker and tore the wrapper off of a tampon. The surgeon said it was "perfect"u2026.

he cut a small piece and it stuck perfectlyu2026not too thick for the child to hear through.Anyway, I don't think he told the parents what he had used (no reason to)u2026and it stayed over the hole until the hole healed well enoughu2026then it fell out somewhere. The child and his ear were fine and no one knew the difference.

Not very interesting but truly the only time I remember when we had to "make do"u2026using a makeshift solutionu2026.What are some makeshift solutions surgeons have used for surgery when the normal solution doesn't work?

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I would make an R&B record. I would call it "Fantasy". I would make a music video too.Song would be about me fantasizing about a girl out of my league and that anyone can get a woman out their league.With the music video, it would start at the mall. Iu2019m walking with my friends and then I start to notice her at the store. The next scene would be me and her talking to her and making my moves towards her then her boyfriend comes in and tells her to come with him then she would say " I have to go ". At the end of that scene, I walk back to my friends.Next scene, I am walking outside in the park running and noticed her in the park with her boyfriend. She waves at me and I wave back then the boyfriend confronts me and pushes me. After that, she comes in between and pushes her boyfriend off. Then she would turn and tell me " sorry about that ". The boyfriend gets up and walks off.

Next scene would be at the club with lots of lights and im performing the song. Everyoneu2019s cheering and then I saw the girl from earlier come in all dressed up. She pulls me aside after the performance and tells me "she likes me" and kisses me. After that, I walk out with her and go in the Limo meanwhile her ex boyfriend is crying in the street.THE END LOLSomething like that. Then launch the song on all streaming platforms and the video on YouTube.Making Hit RecordsIf you had the talent, producers, engineers and the studio equipment; describe the type of song you would use for making a hit record?.

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No, but it is advisory - as the other respondent said, the sound can get pretty messy.nPerhaps the fact that bass/low frequencies are considered omni-directional means the appearance of the stereo effect will be largely lost except perhaps in headphones. Add to that the perception that the bass sound fills out the musical background, leaving the detail of the higher frequencies to create space through stereo separation. nAs has also been said, everything is really in the hands of the individual producer or sound engineer who will arrange things to suit the sound they wish to create.nI don't remember the album, but some of the Beatles stuff was recorded with drums, bass & guitar on one channel, with vox & lead guitar on the other (or some version of that) which to me listening on modern kit in a car sounded horrible, but probably sounded great (& cleaner) on the mono radios commonly used around that time.nKerry Chandler (deep house dj) doubles his bass sound by putting a mono signal through each channel rather than splitting it - I guess this is closer to flanging than stereo, but the effect is lung collapsing bass when played over the right equipment.

nIf you are asking because you are starting to produce yourself, try experimenting & see what works for you - there is no right or wrong here, just preference. Take a listen to what Phil Spectre did with his 'wall of sound' for inspiration on doing things in spite of what is accepted as "normal"Is it compulsory to make bass mono?

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The perpetrator of the August 4th, 2019 Dayton, Ohio mass shooting used an Anderson Manufacturing AM-15 semiautomatic "pistol", a short barreled rifle for all intents and purposes, equipped with a 100 round Beta C-Mag drum magazine, a KAK Shockwave Blade stabilizing brace, and what appears to be a holographic or red dot weapon sight. Anderson AM-15s are members of the AR-15 family of rifles.To elaborate on the "pistol" designation of the AM-15 in question, AR-15 rifles with barrels shorter than 16 inches (40.

64 centimeters) are frequently sold as "pistols" without shoulder stocks to evade being more strictly regulated as "short barreled rifles" under the National Firearms Act of 1934. Short barreled rifles are subject to a $200 tax per transfer and a reasonably thorough background check that has a 6u201318 month waiting line due to understaffing at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives."Stabilizing braces" like the KAK Shockwave Blade, which are ostensibly designed to be braced against the forearm rather than the shoulder, are often added to AR-15 "pistols" because they canu2019t have a device legally classified as a shoulder stock added without becoming a short barreled rifle. Practically speaking, stabilizing braces are always braced against the shoulder like a shoulder stock. Despite the legal distinction between stabilizing braces and shoulder stocks, there is no real technological or practical difference between the two.To be clear, an AR-15 or any other weapon equipped with a stabilizing brace should be treated and reported as a rifle or long gun even though the weapon in question may legally be considered a "pistol" though a series of regulatory loopholes.

What weapons were used in the August 4, 2019 Dayton, Ohio mass shooting?

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Well, it all depends on what you give up, how much you loved it and why you gave it up.My story:nIf there is one thing I love, it's drumming. Ever since I got into drums I wanted to do it for life. However I've been in situations where I understood it's harder than it seems. I decided not to quit, but to lay back a little. I went to college just so I'd have the chance to meet people who by some chance play an instrument. My father never let me go to a university for studying music. He always wanted me to have a "normal and real" job. So I went to a regular university, but with the secret goal to find new fellow musicians. I know I'm not the only one who has been in this situation. I did find some very talented individuals and it was a great time. I still play on a local level. At the moment I have a normal job, but the fact of the matter is I'm still keen on playing. This is not the job of my dreams and neither have been the other jobs I've held. I just work so I can buy drum equipment and become better everyday. I've given up so many things so I could play the drums. I could have had a better more time consuming job, but what's the use if I don't have time to play? I've never regretted anything I did in the name of drums. I hope that answers your question.Do you think giving up is a main ingredient of success? What is your story and did you ever regret from your decision? (I gave up painting once to go to college)