18 Jul
2005
18 Jul
'05
6:59 a.m.
I asked Sue Rosen about microphones when I saw her on Thursday. She sent
me this note the next day:
Sue Rosen wrote:
Hi Chris,
I hunted through old emails and found this from Kathy Anderson in 1998:
"My mic is the Shure vocal artist mic, and I love it."
But, before you spend your caller's earnings on a mic, please, please,
please sign up for caller's insurance through CDSS if you haven't already.
And may none of us ever need it!
-snip-
AMEN!
I sent an e-mail to office(a)cdss.org with a request for an application form. It's only
$34 per year.
Chris
18 Jul
18 Jul
8:30 a.m.
Back when I bought my mic, I went to the Shure website
and looked at vocal mics. Then I went
to Yahoo shopping and compared prices (there are now
lots of shopping sites which will give you the same info).
It was all pretty easy.
Lisa
3:32 p.m.
New subject: Callers insurance?
> But, before you spend your caller's earnings
on a mic, please, please,
> please sign up for caller's insurance through CDSS if you haven't
> already.
> And may none of us ever need it!
>
So what exactly does callers insurance cover? CDSS says "The policy
provides for general liability, bodily injury and property damage in
the combined amount of $2,000,000." Is this for dancers who get hurt
on the dance floor?
Seth
4:01 p.m.
New subject: Callers insurance?
At 03:32 PM 7/18/2005, Seth Seeger wrote:
Hurt while we are calling, and choose to sue us as responsible parties.
Seth (More "Seth"s as callers! Yea!)
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> But,
before you spend your caller's earnings on a mic, please, please,
> please sign up for caller's insurance through CDSS if you haven't
> already.
> And may none of us ever need it!
So what exactly does callers insurance cover?
CDSS says "The policy
provides for general liability, bodily injury and property damage in
the combined amount of $2,000,000." Is this for dancers who get hurt
on the dance floor?
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