Editing My Pump

LOL! You should see me when a cell phone goes off around me.
I'm deaf in one ear so I can't localize sounds. Makes it fun
to find the cordless phone, or my cell phone when it's
ringing at home, even when I'm in the same room with it. I
have to SEE it; hearing the ringing does nothing for me as
far as locating it.

dave

Marshall said:

I was recently editing a video interview that I had
recently conducted when I heard my pump beep. I stopped
the editing took off my headphones and checked to see what
alarm message was on my pump. Nothing, must have been the
hourly time signal, or something like that. So I put my
headphones back on and went back to my editing when AGAIN,
I heard my pump beep. Took off my headphones to check my
pump for an alert message. NOTHING! Went back to editing
and after once again hearing the beep, I finally realized
it was part of the interview that I had been editing.
Moral: Turn off all your beepers when recording!

Marshall...I have a AICD that beeps just like my pump,
rather hard to tell where it is coming from...deaf in one
ear....AICD is an implanted pacemaker, cardioverter and
difib machine...my heart isn't worth a [censored] these
days......Mic

Always, be, and stay AWARE!