Coordinating Premiere Pro with Audition

I have a video I'm editing. I've completely thrown out the camera sound track and I'm creating the audio from scratch from various sound clips. In some cases I want to coordinate the editing of my video clips with the sound track, and in other places I want to coordinate the sound (e.g. foley) with the video. Can anyone suggest a work flow for this?

A general video on working with PPro and Audition (from CS5.5)
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/no-stupid-questions-with-colin-smith/premiere-pro-to-audition/
Another (more recent) video from Niels:
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/creative-week-how-tos/adobe-audition-cs6-for-audio-sweetening/
Even though it is called "Speech Alignment," I've successfully used this in foley to match up my foley footsteps (and other sounds) with what was from the on-set sound.
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/sound-your-best-adobe-audition/how-to-use-auto-speech-alignment- in-audition/

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Thanks for the fast response Richard.
I thought that too but what is causing it to only happen when engaging these 2 programs? It seems if it was a grounding problem it would be universal for all programs that produce sound. It is only when these 2 programs begin loading and while they are selected.
Do you have any theory about what component they are accessing that brings this interference into play? At first I figured it must be sound card related but wouldn't the other programs that produce sound also call upon the same hardware and drivers when playing audio?

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