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The theater I use has what they call a "gooseneck". It's a small closed caption screen at the end of a flexible gooseneck with a base that fits in the cupholder. If you don't mind being seen with it I find it's perfect.
Never heard of it, but I'll sure look to see if any theaters around here have it. Thanks for the suggestion!
A year ago I started having tinnitus. Very unnerving. My dad had just passed away. It lasted 3 weeks, then stopped. I found out it can be caused by stress. No problems since.
Tinnitus has no know origin and no know cure and is just an annoyance.
Mine is usually just a high pitched whine or a buzzing in mostly the left ear. Occasionally I get the "Les Brown Sound" which is like the closing bars of a big band sound.
My thought is this is a combination of brain-to-aural-hair nerve interface issues, driven by brownian molecule movement.
"No fix, but no worry"
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