In fact I think itโs insanity to treat it like some โweird experienceโ. Every scrap of information that gets brought back from that place helps to form a picture and explain and answer the biggest questions humanity has ever had. I wholeheartedly believe that if you took every trip report and threw it against the wall, splat, and then stood back and looked at the wall you would see the answers to everything. You would know in the way that world religions seek to know and never will. Understanding this place is important work.
I'm about halfway through the CPC program and was wondering if the basic Codify program would be helpful with learning to code better and faster. I struggle with looking up some of the CPT codes. Any thoughts from Codify users out there?
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Or would such authority only be held by state governments?
Mine was this past week. I had agreed to do a charity live stream for a benefit for covid relief in India. I have a contractor for hosting live streams for a software company that has some people from India that are the developers. Another client is involved in the same company. He plays with a group of absolutely fantastic musicians that tour the world with the Eagles, The Who, David Lee Roth, and Johnny Winter to name a few.
When I agreed I said I needed the band in the studio, set up and ready to play 1 hour before broadcast. This to assure that everyone is hearing what they need to hear, that the basic mix of the stream is sounding excellent and generally everything is nominal.
On the day of the stream the drummer showed up on time. The guitarist/singer was early enough, the bassist showed up and wandered around like a lost kitten, and finally the keyboardist about 35 minutes before going live and he had to have a smoke before loading in.
I had all of about 10 minutes to get anything like a sound check and premix, only to find that the bassist needed a vocal mic 5 minutes before going live. When I was able to review the output of the stream there was a slight echo that I knew was from an open channel feeding the aux going into the interface. I was handling sound and a handheld camera and had to roll with the slight slap back echo. It sounded okay but I just had too much anger, frustration and task saturation to think my way through what was possible leaking into that aux for the live stream.
I'd been explicit about needing all this info and the ball was completely dropped. They shows up like this was a 4H fair gig in a corn field on a flatbed trailer. I spent the entire hour thinking that Phil Spectre might have been a more reasonable person than history has projected (aside from murdering that woman).
From now on, I will never do a livestream of any kind without a deposit up front with the option of a total forfeit without refund if the band isn't ready to go by my set time. The band was great and I did an excellent best guess at a starting mix but I had literally no time to check the mix before it went live. I was never informed of the 3rd vocal mic. I had to stop after the first song and troubleshoot an issue that would have been easy to avoid with even 10 minutes of margin. I'm still pissed about it. Ultimately I know it had an effect on how many people stayed with the stream and donated.
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