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Fantasy Player Profile Trevon Wesco
TE #88
Trevon
College: West Virginia
Height: 75" Weight: 267lb
DOB: 09-12-1995 Exp: 4
Pos Rk
'21 6.50 79
AActive
Manager: FA
vs. MIN: #15 vs opposing TE - 11.68 FPA
Bye Week14 Rank94 % Rostered- % Change- WK 17 Pts0.00 WK 18 Pts0.00
2022 Fantasy Stats
Win, 19-10
- - - - - - - - - - - - 0.00
2 @GB
Loss, 10-27
3 HOU
4 @NYG
- - - - - 1 23 - - - - - 3.30
5 @MIN
6 WAS
Loss, 7-12
7 @NE
8 @DAL
9 MIA
- - - - - - - - - - 1 - 2.00
10 DET
11 @ATL
12 @NYJ
- - - - - 1 3 - - - - - 1.30
14 Bye - - - - - - - - - - - - 0.00
15 PHI
16 BUF
17 @DET
1 SF,
- - - - - 0.00
2 @GB,
3 HOU,
4 @NYG,
- - 23 - - 3.30
5 @MIN,
6 WAS,
7 @NE,
8 @DAL,
9 MIA,
10 DET,
11 @ATL,
12 @NYJ,
- - 3 - - 1.30
13 GB,
14 Bye - - - - - 0.00
15 PHI,
16 BUF,
17 @DET,
18 MIN,
14 Bye
Slated for free agency
Wesco didn't handle an offensive touch in the Bears' 29-13 loss to the Vikings in Week 18, and ended the season with two receptions for 26 yards over 14 games played.
Analysis: Wesco averaged about 15 snaps per game, but he was targeted four times all year. Primarily a blocker, he has eight receptions over his four-year career, and he hasn't had more than three catches in any season. He's now an unrestricted free agent.
Published: Sun, Jan 8 at 5:25pm by Rotowire.com
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Ready to go Sunday
Wesco (calf) is active Sunday against the Lions.
Analysis: Wesco will return to the field after missing the team's previous two games. He should operate as the team's No. 2 tight end and mostly as an extra blocker, behind Cole Kmet.
Published: Sun, Jan 1 at 8:44am by Rotowire.com
Could return for Week 17
Wesco (calf) is considered questionable to play Sunday versus the Lions.
Analysis: Wesco has missed the last two games while nursing a calf injury, but he was able to log limited practices all week, giving him a shot to return in Week 17 against Detroit. The tight end primarily operates as a blocker in the run game, reeling in just two catches for 26 yards on four targets over 12 games this year. If he can't go Sunday, Ryan Griffin would likely continue to operate in Wesco's role.
Published: Fri, Dec 30 at 11:27am by Rotowire.com
Won't play vs. Bills
Wesco (calf) is listed as out for Saturday's game versus Buffalo.
Analysis: Wesco will miss his second consecutive game as he works to recover from a calf injury he sustained in Week 13 versus Green Bay. In his absence, Ryan Griffin should see more snaps as a blocker.
Published: Thu, Dec 22 at 1:14pm by Rotowire.com
Logs DNP
Wesco (calf) was listed as a non-participant on Tuesday's practice estimate.
Analysis: Wesco has been unable to partake in any action since he injured his calf against the Packers back in Week 13, and his estimation as a non-participant during Tuesday's walk-through session doesn't bode well for his chances of suiting up this weekend against the Bills. If the fourth-year pro is unable to gain medical clearance before Saturday's matchup, Ryan Griffin should once again serve as Chicago's No. 2 tight end behind Cole Kmet.
Published: Tue, Dec 20 at 2:28pm by Rotowire.com
Ruled out
Wesco (calf) has been ruled out for Sunday's matchup against Philadelphia.
Analysis: Wesco left the Bears' Week 13 loss to Green Bay early with a calf injury and doesn't appear to have made much progress during the team's Week 14 bye. The fourth-year tight end was sidelined for each practice of Week 15 prep and has been ruled out for Sunday's matchup, marking his first absence of the season. In his stead, Ryan Griffin figures to step up as the No. 2 tight end behind Cole Kmet.
Published: Fri, Dec 16 at 12:46pm by Rotowire.com
Sidelined in practice Thursday
Wesco (calf) was listed as a non-participant on the Bears' injury report Thursday.
Analysis: Wesco was forced out early with a calf injury and did not return during Week 13's loss to Green Bay. The tight end has now remained sidelined following Chicago's Week 14 bye, so he could be in jeopardy of missing his first game since the season opener against San Francisco. Wesco has caught two of four targets for 26 yards over 12 games while serving as Chicago's No. 2 tight end behind Cole Kmet, so his potential absence would leave Ryan Griffin to step up into a slightly bigger role Sunday…read more
Doubtful to return
Wesco (leg) has been downgraded to doubtful to return versus the Packers on Sunday, Courtney Cronin of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: Wesco was initially deemed questionable to return after being forced out with a leg injury early in the first quarter, and it appears he'll likely remain out for the remainder of the game. The 27-year-old has caught just two of his four passes for 26 yards so far this season, so his absence shouldn't make much of an impact in Chicago's passing game.
Published: Sun, Dec 4 at 11:32am by Rotowire.com
Forced out Sunday
Wesco is questionable to return to Sunday's game against the Packers with a leg injury.
Analysis: Wesco went down on the opening drive of the game and had to be helped off the field by members of Chicago's training staff, according to Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic. In his absence, expect Ryan Griffin to step in as the No. 2 tight end behind Cole Kmet.
Targeted once in defeat
Wesco caught a three-yard pass in the Bears' 31-10 loss to the Jets on Sunday.
Analysis: Wesco has two catches on four targets this season, and he isn't a significant part of the Chicago passing attack, making him a player to avoid when setting weekly fantasy lineups.
Published: Sun, Nov 27 at 5:34pm by Rotowire.com
Doesn't record a catch
Wesco was targeted once but didn't tally a reception in the Bears' 31-30 loss to the Lions on Sunday.
Analysis: Wesco has been targeted three times this season, catching one pass for 23 yards. He's mostly used as a blocker, so unless his role changes, he won't likely be a viable fantasy option in most leagues.
First catch with Chicago
Wesco caught a 23-yard pass in the Bears' 20-12 loss to the Giants on Sunday.
Analysis: With Ryan Griffin (Achilles) missing the game, Wesco shared tight end targets with Cole Kmet. Including this performance, Wesco has seven receptions during his four years in the league. He'll likely continue to see occasional targets until Griffin returns to action.
Published: Sun, Oct 2 at 5:59pm by Rotowire.com
Claimed by Bears
Wesco was claimed off waivers by the Bears on Wednesday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.
Analysis: Wesco will join the Bears after he was waived by Jets on Tuesday as a part of the team's final roster cuts. The tight end played in 12 games for the Jets last season, catching three passes for 35 yards. Wesco provides the Bears with another depth option behind starter Cole Kmet in 2022.
Published: Wed, Aug 31 at 10:01am by Rotowire.com
Cut at final roster deadline
Wesco was waived by the Jets on Tuesday, Randy Lange and Ethan Greenberg of the team's official site reports.
Analysis: Wesco was one of two tight ends -- along with Kenny Yeboah -- let go as part of the Jets' final roster cuts ahead of Tuesday's deadline. The 2019 fourth-round pick, who caught three passes for 35 yards over 12 games before suffering a season-ending knee injury in December, will now look to sign with new team heading into the 2022 campaign.
Published: Tue, Aug 30 at 6:05pm by Rotowire.com
Standing out in offseason practices
Wesco (knee) is healthy and looking good in offseason practices after suffering a season-ending knee injury last year, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: Cimini lists Wesco -- along with three other offensive players -- as under-the-radar standouts during practices this offseason. The 2019 fourth-round pick made 12 appearances last season but caught just three passes for 35 yards before suffering the knee injury. The Jets bolstered their tight end corps by signing C.J. Uzomah and Tyler Conklin in free agency and drafting Jeremy Ruckert (foot) in the third round, so despite the positive impression he's making, Wesco will still have an uphill…read more
Published: Tue, Jun 28 at 10:58am by Rotowire.com
Season ended by knee injury
Wesco (knee) was placed on injured reserve Monday, Ethan Greenberg of the Jets' official site reports.
Analysis: Wesco suffered the injury in Sunday's win over the Jaguars, and his season is now over as a result. He recorded only three receptions for 35 yards across 12 games but was more involved on special teams.
Published: Mon, Dec 27 at 6:32pm by Rotowire.com
Out with MCL injury
Coach Robert Saleh said Wesco (knee) will be sidelined for "a while" by an MCL injury, Connor Hughes of The Athletic reports.
Analysis: Wesco suffered the injury during Sunday's win over the Jets, and it's safe to rule him out for the final two games of the season. The 2019 fourth-round pick finishes the campaign with three receptions for 25 yards in 12 games.
Published: Mon, Dec 27 at 12:47pm by Rotowire.com
Makes third catch of 2021
Wesco caught his only target for 19 yards in Sunday's 31-24 loss to Miami.
Analysis: Wesco rumbled down to Miami's seven-yard line to set up the Jets' opening-drive touchdown, but that was the extent of his contributions on offense. The catch was Wesco's third of the season.
Published: Sun, Dec 19 at 5:44pm by Rotowire.com
Full participant Wednesday
Wesco (ankle) was a full participant in Wednesday's practice session, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: Wesco missed each of the last two games due to an ankle injury, but it appears as though he'll be back in action Sunday against the Dolphins. He's appeared in 10 games to begin the season but has hauled in just two of four targets for 16 yards.
Published: Wed, Dec 15 at 2:08pm by Rotowire.com
Will miss Week 14
Wesco (ankle) is ruled out for Sunday's game against the Saints, Brian Costello of the New York Post reports.
Analysis: Wesco will miss a second straight game while working his way back from an ankle injury. In his stead, and especially with Ryan Griffin (ankle) also managing an injury and Tyler Kroft (chest) still on IR, Kenny Yeboah could handle increased reps versus New Orleans.
Published: Fri, Dec 10 at 8:16am by Rotowire.com
Non-participant Wednesday
Wesco (ankle) didn't participate in Wednesday's practice session, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: When Wesco first sustained the ankle injury in the Jets' Week 12 loss to the Texans, head coach Robert Saleh initially projected the tight end to miss 2-to-4 weeks. Given that he'll reach the short end of that timeline this weekend against the Saints, Wesco seems more likely than not to remain out for that contest. Assuming Wesco is inactive Week 14, Kenny Yeboah would step in as the No. 2 tight end behind starter Ryan Griffin (ankle).
Published: Wed, Dec 8 at 1:33pm by Rotowire.com
Inactive Sunday
Wesco (ankle) is inactive for Sunday's contest against the Eagles.
Analysis: Coach Robert Saleh said Monday that Wesco was expected to miss two to four weeks, so it's surprising the backup tight end wasn't ruled out earlier in the week. In his absence, undrafted rookie Kenny Yeboah will likely operate as the primary backup behind Ryan Griffin.
Published: Sun, Dec 5 at 9:09am by Rotowire.com
Doubtful with ankle injury
Wesco (ankle) is listed as doubtful for Sunday's game against Philadelphia, Adam Caplan of SiriusXM NFL Radio reports.
Analysis: It's surprising Wesco isn't listed as out after coach Robert Saleh said earlier in the week that the fullback/tight end is expected to miss 2-4 weeks. The Jets are holding out slight hope for surprise improvement in Wesco's ankle, but he wasn't able to practice in any capacity during the week. If Wesco sits, as expected, New York's tight end depth will consist of just Ryan Griffin and undrafted rookie Kenny Yeboah.
Published: Fri, Dec 3 at 1:10pm by Rotowire.com
Out 2-to-4 weeks
Coach Robert Saleh announced on Monday that Wesco (ankle) is expected to miss 2-to-4 weeks.
Analysis: Wesco has caught passes in just one of his 10 games played this season. Kenny Yeboah could step up as the Jets' No. 2 tight end behind Ryan Griffin if Tyler Kroft (chest) is unable to return from injured reserve before Sunday's matchup against the Eagles.
Published: Mon, Nov 29 at 6:27pm by Rotowire.com
First multi-catch game in loss
Wesco caught both of his targets for 16 yards in Thursday's 45-30 loss to the Colts.
Analysis: Wesco worked his way onto the field in sets that called for two tight ends after Tyler Kroft exited due to a chest injury. This was the first multi-catch performance of the 2019 fourth-round pick's career.
Published: Fri, Nov 5 at 8:31am by Rotowire.com
Active Thursday
Wesco (knee) is active Thursday against the Colts, Andy Vasquez of The Bergen Record reports.
Analysis: Wesco injured his knee in practice ahead of Week 8 and missed the Jets' game against the Bengals. It was previously reported Wesco was expected to play after logging a full practice Wednesday, so this news doesn't come as a surprise. Wesco will slot in third on the Jets' tight end depth chart behind Tyler Kroft and Ryan Griffin in a mostly blocking role.
Published: Thu, Nov 4 at 4:05pm by Rotowire.com
Expects to play in Week 9
Wesco (knee) is expected to play in the Jets' Week 9 contest Thursday against the Colts, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: Wesco injured his knee at practice ahead of Week 8 and was unable to suit up Sunday against the Bengals. The tight end managed to log a limited practice Tuesday then a full practice Wednesday. If Wesco is unable to suit up, expect Ryan Griffin to see extended snaps behind Tyler Kroft on Thursday.
Published: Wed, Nov 3 at 4:49pm by Rotowire.com
Won't play Sunday
Wesco (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's contest against the Bengals, Ethan B. Greenberg of the Jets' official site reports.
Analysis: Wesco was a late addition to the injury report Wednesday, and he has now officially been ruled out for Week 8 with a knee injury. The 26-year-old has played 82 offensive snaps across the Jets' first six games of the 2021 campaign, but he has failed to record any offensive stats. Daniel Brown will likely step into Wesco's reserve role against the Bengals on Sunday.
Published: Fri, Oct 29 at 8:27am by Rotowire.com
Wesco (knee) didn't practice Wednesday, Ethan B. Greenberg of the Jets' official site reports.
Analysis: Wesco landed on the injury report Wednesday with a knee issue, but the severity of the injury is unknown. The 26-year-old has played 82 offensive snaps across the Jets' first six games of the 2021 campaign, but he has failed to record any offensive stats. If he is unable to suit up against the Bengals on Sunday, Daniel Brown may see increased snaps for the first time this season.
Published: Wed, Oct 27 at 10:07am by Rotowire.com
Remains without a touch in 2021
Wesco didn't catch his lone target in Sunday's 54-13 loss to New England.
Analysis: Wesco has yet to catch a pass this season. The 26-year-old fullback is still in search of his first career touchdown, and the search doesn't appear close to concluding.
Published: Sun, Oct 24 at 6:11pm by Rotowire.com
One target through four games
Wesco didn't catch his only target in Sunday's 27-24 overtime win over the Titans.
Analysis: The fullback was targeted for the first time this season here but has yet to touch the ball through four weeks. Wesco's fantasy value is nonexistent.
Limited to blocking duties in 2020
Wesco didn't touch the ball in Sunday's 28-14 loss to the Patriots and finishes the season with a five-yard catch on two targets and one rushing attempt for no gain.
Analysis: The fullback and depth tight end worked almost exclusively in a blocking role and has just five touches through two NFL seasons. Wesco, whom the Jets selected in the fourth round of the 2019 draft, will likely remain on the roster next season but is unlikely to see his role grow much.
Back from IR
Wesco (ankle) was activated from injured reserve Saturday.
Analysis: Wesco has resided on IR since suffering an ankle injury in Week 8 against the Chiefs. The second-year tight end should return to the lineup for Sunday's game against the Seahawks. He'll slot in as the No. 3 tight end behind Chris Herndon and Ryan Griffin.
Published: Sat, Dec 12 at 4:15pm by Rotowire.com
Trending in right direction
The Jets designated Wesco (ankle) for a return from injured reserve Wednesday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: Wesco has resided on IR since Nov. 9 with the ankle issue, and the team will have 21 days to activate him. Whether Wesco returns to the lineup shouldn't affect things from a fantasy perspective, as he's only caught one of two targets this season for five yards.
Moves to IR
The Jets placed Wesco on injured reserve Monday, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: Wesco has already been ruled out for Monday's game against the Patriots, and he'll aim to return Week 12 against the Dolphins. The Jets promoted Ross Travis from the practice squad to serve as the No. 4 tight end moving forward.
Published: Mon, Nov 9 at 2:52pm by Rotowire.com
Unable to play MNF
Wesco (ankle) has been ruled out for Monday's game versus the Patriots, Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports.
Analysis: Wesco's injury seemed to get worse as the week progressed, as he followed a LP/DNP/DNP practice course. The 2019 fourth-round pick contributes sparingly on offense, but the reps he does leave behind could go to veteran Daniel Brown.
Published: Sat, Nov 7 at 5:16pm by Rotowire.com
Impact remains minimal
Wesco failed to haul in his only target in Sunday's 18-10 loss to Buffalo.
Analysis: Wesco has just one carry and one catch this season, as the fullback isn't a key component of New York's offense.
Gets first catch of season
Wesco caught his only target for one yard and rushed once for no gain in Sunday's 30-10 loss to Arizona.
Analysis: Wesco serves as both a depth tight end and a fullback, though he clearly didn't look comfortable with the ball in his hands when he took a 3rd-and-1 carry as the fullback and seemed to hesitate at the line of scrimmage rather than fall forward for the necessary yard. New York went on to turn the ball over on downs on the next play. On the bright side, Wesco also registered his first catch of the season.
Published: Mon, Oct 12 at 7:36am by Rotowire.com
Two catches in rookie year
Wesco failed to haul in his lone target in Sunday's 13-6 win over Buffalo.
Analysis: Wesco was thrown a jump ball in the front of the end zone, and while he used his body well to get inside position, he couldn't come down with the high pass. The fullback was a fantasy nonfactor in his rookie season, catching two passes for 47 yards and adding a two-yard run.
Gets 32-yard reception
Wesco caught his lone target for 32 yards in Sunday's 16-10 win over the Steelers.
Analysis: Wesco caught the ball in the open field for the longest play of his young NFL career. It was just the rookie's second catch.
No targets in loss
Wesco played 29 snaps on offense (49 percent) but was not targeted during Thursday's 42-21 loss to the Ravens.
Analysis: Wesco also played seven snaps on special teams (28 percent). The rookie fourth-round pick split reps at tight end evenly with Daniel Brown, but he didn't handle either of Sam Darnold's two targets to the position. Wesco has only been targeted once this season, Week 10 against the Giants, when he recorded one catch for 15 yards.
Published: Fri, Dec 13 at 1:54pm by Rotowire.com
First career reception
Wesco rushed once for two yards and caught his lone target for 15 yards in Sunday's 34-27 win over the Giants.
Analysis: The rookie fourth-rounder out of West Virginia hasn't seen much involvement in the offense thus far. Wesco's catch was the first of his career.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields completes a pass to tight end Trevon Wesco for the two-point conversion against the Miami Dolphins.
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New York Jets tight end Trevon Wesco catches a 32-yard pass from quarterback Sam Darnold.
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How to start? Research is the clue to success.
I do my electronics as a hobby. SMD soldering is not what I want to do. Everything should be able to put on regular a PCB board.
A 433MHz Sender Receiver. Problem here: Impossible to control with a standard smartphone.
I decided to go for both possible variants. How to do that? After some research I found some nice small PCBs.
In this article I will describe both solutions a little bit more in detail.
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=> Give the Device a Bluetoothname. Think of something usefull here.
=> Define a password for pairing if you like. default is 1234.
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Everything worked out fine. I changed the Baudrate (reconnected to the device with the new baudrate), gave my device a nice name, and decoupled it from the USB to TTL converter.
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Interacting from the 2313A with the HC06 is extremely simple. Since I did the Baudrate change and the renaming of the device with an attached USB/TTL converter, there was no additional command to give from the 2313A side. As soon as a remote controller was connected to the HC06 via Bluetooth it was just sending bytes from the controller to the 2313A. Currently the 2313A only receives controldata from the controller. It does not send data back. Could be done, but what for.
I decided to implement a color circle that was circling if no controller was connected, so the device produced some nice light even in "standalone" mode.
=> set the RGB LEDS to the given color. RR, GG, BB are in HEX.
=> Continue with color circle.


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Talking about race in the wake of tragedy
Conversation, Diversity, Engagement, perspective
Diane Musho Hamilton
How do we open up a conversation about race in the wake of tragedy like the one that took place in Charleston, South Carolina?
Every painful conversation is unique, and every context may require a different approach from the facilitator. Whether you're holding a town meeting or community dialogue or an informal conversation around the dinner table, in my experience, the best place to begin any truly challenging discussion is with our immediate, felt experience. In our conversations about race this last week, I would begin with the emotional impact of the news of the shooting in South Carolina.
I would pose a simple question like, "How is everyone feeling right now?" and then allow perspectives to pour forth. The expression that I would first want to support is an emotional one, that of pain and loss in the room—the pain of the murder of innocent people and the loss of the nine beautiful souls who died at the Emmanuel A.M.E. Church.
It may seem obvious, but people will often rush over emotions to problem solving or political strategizing or discussing facts—but it isn't satisfying. Presencing the sorrow and grief is fundamental to our human experience and it is unifying to a group. It binds us in the heart, reminding us of the vulnerability we share and of our capacity to care. Sorrow is softening, humanizing, and humbling. So we need to open space for the pain to pour forward, and for the emotions of grief, of loss, of sadness to actually come into the room.
The gut wrenching pain of the murder of innocent people is conveyed by sorrow, grief and loss. The gut wrenching pain of the murder of innocent BLACK people AGAIN comes in a wave of anger, torment, and outrage.
Sometimes, the anger may insist on being presenced first; the sense of injustice won't wait, and the facilitator must find a way to weave these two powerful emotional textures at the same time. (It is obvious, yet not always acknowledged, that conversations are sequential and the sequencing within these kinds of conversation is delicate and important.)
Expressions of anger and outrage demand that we address the horrible legacy of racism and violence against people of color in this country, but we have to be careful that we don't allow it to move us too quickly into trying to fix things.
Anger is a very challenging emotion for people to be present with—their own and that of others. Especially if you have an audience of people who are not very well schooled in listening and in staying present to strong sensations in the body. So the facilitator must model relaxation and good listening skills in the face of anger, validating the impulse to act, but staying with expression of feelings longer.
Other emotions that arise when we discuss the history of racism in our culture are difficult to work with as well; feelings of resistance, of guilt, of shame, or reverse injustice. Even empathy can be tricky because there is a fine line between genuine empathy and the slide towards a kind of patronizing pity. This is the reason that Integral Facilitators need to be well trained in facilitating emotion, so that the room can have confidence in his or her ability to navigate the strong feelings states in a way that isn't destructive to the cohesion of the whole.
When we're dealing with expressions of outrage about racism, the facilitator has to take a stand and carve out the space for people of color to be heard, asking others to simply listen to the experience of what it has been like to be subjected to persistent and life-long race bias.
From an Integral perspective, we want to acknowledge the sustained negative impact of bigotry in all four quadrants, including the internalized degradation to self esteem, and the impact of being subjected to racial slurs, bigoted attitudes, unfair treatment and hate crimes.
Institutionalized racism plagues our minority communities in the form of unfair policies and discriminatory practices that disadvantages people of color and advantages white people. For example, when school systems concentrate people of color in over-crowded classrooms and assign less qualified teachers, resulting in higher drop-out rates and greater disciplinary action as compared to that of white students.
Structural racism involves the compounding effects of societal factors that systematically privilege white people and disadvantage people of color. For example, Fox News immediately labeling the white shooter of the AME church as mentally ill, while being quick to label blacks and other people of color as thugs or gangsters when accused of committing crimes. (For more information on these important distinctions please go here: https://www.raceforward.org/research)
An Integral Facilitator must move from being a neutral in these circumstances to being an advocate for the minority experience and asking those in the majority, or in positions of power or privilege, to simply listen. This is a very different kind of conversation than one in which the facilitator is presencing all perspectives equally. Doing so requires privileging a perspective: advocating for the majority of the people in the room to learn to listen, and to be willing to address our deep cultural conditioning and how our cultural privilege blinds us to the struggle of minorities in our communities.
As an Integralist, I am profoundly interested in shaping the conversation in support of our shared evolution, our shared growth — growth which I believe only comes from engaging conversations about race. This is a very different stance than that of a facilitator who sees their role as making room for all viewpoints equally.
Because of that, I will weigh perspectives differently, deciding when to privilege certain perspectives and perhaps to even to disallow some points of view, at least for the time being. For instance, if a participant in the dialogue wants to express compassion for the shooter, I might support that; in fact, personally I would appreciate a conversation that includes the inherent, obvious pain of a deranged, racist killer—but only at the right time, in the right place, and in the right amount. I see that as part of my job; keeping in mind these choices depends on the group—it's make-up, intention, and context.
It is important that conversations about race always include the views, experience, and expressions of white people—again, in the proper sequence. When we, as whites, learn how to receive, listen, and are willing to be influenced by what we have heard, then we are in the perfect position to be heard and to have our lived experiences received.
And, as a facilitator, it is key to situate the processing of white experience within the context of becoming better allies. In other words, this is not about absolving our guilt and moving on, it is about creating deeper understanding and commitment to liberating people of color from the legacy of racism.
To be true partners, we as whites must learn to stay engaged, be willing to take risks, to make mistakes, to falter, to feel confused or stupid, but trust that we can get better at talking about race and learn to use our power and our privilege to engage in the transformation of culture and the politics of our communities for the liberation of people of color and, therefore, the liberation of all of us.
As we move on in a conversation like this, more perspectives—more secondary and tertiary ones—start to show up. For example, this week, perspectives on the problem with the confederate flag, our inability to create gun legislation, and even the miseducation of young boys in our country, were points of view that wanted to arise after the shooting in SC. Some people wanted to frame the tragedy as an act of terrorism; others wanted to presence the attack on religious freedom.
There is a time and place for all of these points of view to surface, including ones that are action-oriented. Good facilitators are able to sense when the most important perspectives have been expressed, and observe when a group is ready to include more perspectives or to move into action-oriented conversation, answering the persistent question of what we are going to do about these kinds of tragedies?
There is a lot for facilitators to pay attention to in conversations about race. But an understanding of some of the supporting structures, the sequencing of minority and majority perspectives, the skillful use of emotion, can and will to lead to greater awareness, more shared understanding, and the liberation of all of us from the tyranny of racism.
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After checking in downstairs and having your bag scanned, head upstairs to get your name tag and a continental breakfast.
Eating, coffee, and conversations as people await programming to begin at 9am.
Follow what's happening at the 2019 American Magazine Media Conference with the hashtag #AMMC19.
Love the reusable water bottles vs individual plastic!
Executives in magazine media, technology, advertising and more have gathered at AMMC this year to explore the power and influence of magazine brands.
The theme of this year's annual event is 100-Proof, a recognition of MPA's centennial and a play on magazine media's commitment to trustworthy, credible content.
Tom Harty, President and CEO of Meredith Corp, welcomes attendees to AMMC19.
"Magazines are the best influencers," says Tom Harty, over this slide of social media engagement in women's fashion and beauty.
Linda Thomas Brooks, President and CEO of MPA, thanks the event sponsors and opens the event.
"What we're not going to do today, is spend a lot of time complaining about how our business is hard... We are not special or unique... I don't believe in participation trophies. We should be rewarded by what we accomplish." - Linda Thomas Brooks
"We have the brands that consumers trust and enjoy... 73% of people worry about fake info being weaponized. But your brands have a legacy of trust and confidence. Legacy is value. Credible brands are more valuable than ever." - Linda Thomas Brooks
Martha Stewart and Laura Brown, Editor in Chief InStyle
Martha Stewart speaks to finding her voice with her first book
"I'm addicted to my iPad, all my media is on it. I start my mornings very early, very early." - Martha Stewart
"It's not about finding joy, it's about finding space." A little dig at KonMari method from Martha Stewart while talking about her new book.
Martha Stewart on the blending of cultures that is cooking with Snoop Dogg
"I don't spend a lot of time on Instagram. I have too much to do... I post because I get a response." - Martha Stewart
"If you don't believe in synergy, you just can't survive." Martha Stewart on the magazine industry
Lessons from legacy publishers in the "Secrets of the Centenarians" panel
Susan Goldberg, National Geographic, talks about their race issue and why they had to acknowledge their own history and past failures.
Katrina vanden Heuvel, The Nation, on covering moments like the Women's March
Jane Francisco, Good Housekeeping, speaks to how "wellness" is registering with consumers
Joe Brown, Popular Science, brings up the differences among trans-generational publications, regardless of age.
Moderator Michael Clinton, Hearst Magazines, keeps the panel moving and punchy
Data can be used in many ways, but you also have to be a good editor able to recognize content that will be a good story. - Susan Goldberg, National Geographic
"We have unusual stories that transcend the data... We aren't in it for the dollars, we are in it to make a difference." - Katrina vanden Heuvel
On data driven decisions: The show "This Is Us" resonates wildly with the Good Housekeeping audience and so they craft content related to that knowing it will do incredibly well. - Jane Francisco, Good Housekeeping
"The name 'Popular Science' is the most valuable thing we have. We have to figure out licensing as that could be a primary revenue driver." - Joe Brown, Popular Science
Closing thoughts from the panel
Bob Woodruff, ABC News Correspondent, and Lucy Kaylin, Editor in Chief "O", The Oprah Magazine talk about the fight for quality journalism
"I thought China was the future. I was teaching law there when the Tiananmen Square moment happened. I ended up taking journalists around while they were there covering it." - Bob Woodruff
Lucy Kaylin talks about Bob's journey from well paid lawyer to struggling journalist. From earthquakes in San Francisco to brain injuries in war zones.
Bob Woodruff shares his story of nearly dying from an IED attack while covering a war zone. He is soft spoken and matter of fact.
On the dangers of misinformation, especially in restricted countries whose only info source online are social platforms.
"The long form content being created now is better than it used to be - there are so many more places to put it... My kids want more in-depth content now." - Bob Woodruff
Bahram Akradi, Chairman, CEO, and Founder of Life Time and Alison Overholt, VP and Editor in Chief ESPN Magazine, espnW, and The ESPYS
"The mistake of the railroads is they only thought of themselves as railroads. With Life Time, I wanted it to be a healthy lifestyle company vs a health club company." - Bahram Akradi
"The way we workout is a fad - no one is doing step classes anymore. But healthy living and aging well is always important." - Bahram Akradi
"We are a subscription business. our gym, our clubs, our co-working spaces, our apts — they are all essentially subscriptions." - Bahram Akradi
"There is no way an employee will love your customers if you don't love them." You have to take care of your staff and make sure everyone is aligned with your values.
Bahram Akradi on his leadership principles
James Hewes, President and CEO FIPP presents 2018 Insight Awards
FIPP Insight Marketing Award - Gold Winner
FIPP Insight Multiplatform Award - Silver Winner
Karthic Bala, Chief Data Officer at Conde Nast, makes their first party data available to their marketing partners. Like providing Geo located consumer data to a retailer to inform their stocking strategy.
It's important not to over-personalize for your consumers. I have a friend who is a travel blogger that never travels, says Karthic Bala.
Tracy Heller, Head of E-commerce and Digital at David Yurman, stresses that they don't share their data externally, only using it internally.
Alysia Borsa, Chief Marketing and Data Officer at Meredith Corporation, emphasizes the need to reinforce their stance as a trusted brand through their privacy policy -- and the need to educate consumers accordingly.
Moderator Andy Bain, Head of Deloitte Digital, asks the panelists about consumer education on privacy in the market place.
"I'm happy to sign away a lot of my data privacy to companies in exchange for better services, but I don't want it sold onward. We have to get ahead of this and be transparent about how this data will be used." - Tracy Heller
Alysia Borsa says we have to give value when we collect data - whether that's curated content or relevant ads.
Lunch brings time to network, charge devices, and sample a variety of food from different stations.
Kate Lewis, Chief Content Officer, Hearst Magazines, and Stella Bugbee, President and Editor in Chief, The Cut
"When I first wake up I check Instagram," says Kate Lewis. "I read Twitter for the news, usually at night."
"I love Instagram because I can be creative there too. I like the pictures and pretty aspect of it. I like to make travel stories," says Kate Lewis.
"I don't believe the whole 'millenials are hard to manage hogwash.' I have millennials employees and they are driven and loyal to Hearst." - Kate Lewis
"If you only reward and praise numbers, that's what you will get. You have to encourage delight too." - Kate Lewis
Advice to my younger self? Surrender. Let go of the hard desire to acquire or achieve that "thing" you really want. Let the journey happen. Let your life unfold. Have faith in yourself. - Kate Lewis
Stephen Orr, VP/Group Editorial Director Meredith Corporation and Editor in Chief Better Homes and Gardens, presents ASME Best Cover Awards
ASME Magazine Cover Awards
Henry Winkler (actor, director, producer, author) and Liz Vaccariello, Editor in Chief of Parents Magazine and Group Editorial Director of Meredith Corporation
"I am grateful to be alive. I am joyful." Henry Winkler who says out of everything he's done, he is most proud of his books.
Henry Winkler discovered he had dyslexia at age 31 when his son was tested for the same affliction (he became the Fonz on Happy Days at 24).
"How you learn has nothing to do with how brilliant you are. Tenacity and gratitude get you where you need to be." - Henry Winkler
Henry Winkler reads an excerpt from his latest "Hank" book.
"You never know what you can accomplish until you try." - Henry Winkler
Henry Winkler on the power of typeface to empower dyslexic readers.
"Fly fishing is like a washing machine for your brain." - Henry Winkler
Henry Winkler is a national treasure. If you ever get the chance to hear him talk, take it.
Instagram success stories
98% of Freeda content is consumed through mobile devices and the brand exists solely on social platforms (no website!)
Vogue uses Instagram to showcase their covers, leveraging the swipe to buy features. Users could get Beyonce's Sept 2018 issue delivered to them via Amazon.
The power of Beyonce and Instagram's swipe to buy led to a sell out of Amazon's copies.
Cosmopolitan's audience opens Instagram an average 40x per day
Cosmopolitan posts early morning on Instagram to capture their audience right away as their readers open the app first thing in the morning.
Cosmopolitan has leaned out of Instagram stories and more into strategic posts that are timely and relevant.
Cosmopolitan uses their social channels to drive traffic between them - from Instagram to YouTube for example.
Instagram is our readers home base, says Jessica Pels, Editor in Chief of Cosmopolitan.
"Every post, every story, is a cover," says Daria Bernardoni, Editor in Chief, Freeda Media. "The visual impact is key because everyone is a publisher on Instagram."
Negar Mohammad, Head of Brand Marketing at Vogue, keeps tabs on what their global properties are doing.
Campbell Brown, Global Head of News Partnerships at Facebook, and Samantha Barry, Editor in Chief at Glamour
"It is crazy for a business to build themselves entirely on our platform." - Campbell Brown, Facebook
"Mark [Zuckerberg] long believed that content should be free," says Campbell Brown. They are now testing membership models and paywalls on Facebook Instant Articles with some publishers.
"Video monetization is a good example of where we have work to do to make it more successful for more publishers." - Campbell Brown
Samantha Barry asks how pre-roll is going for Facebook. "Not fast enough," says Brown.
"Local news is a passion of mine. At Facebook we are very concentrated on communities... We are funding non-profits in the hopes of getting cash to the right places." - Campbell Brown
On the future of video, "know your audience," says Campbell Brown. Not all successful shows are highly produced. Lengths vary. "Urgency of the moment seems to be resonating."
"The one thing we do know with Facebook Watch is the social aspect. Have people gather in these moments and think about social first." - Campbell Brown
"Instagram is the next generation. We have to find out what will resonate with that audience and how to craft news for that platform." It's where everyone is.
Facebook is a very different company now then it was two years ago. You know what a company cares about by where they spend their money. We are spending on election protection and fighting misinformation. - Campbell Brown
To publishers Campbell Brown says we aren't going backwards, so adjust accordingly.
"Due to WhatsApps encryption, we can't deploy fact checkers like we do on Facebook. Hopefully some of the product changes we are working on will help." - Campbell Brown
"The world is awash in media. We have to be more thoughtful and data driven, focused on what problem we are solving for consumers." - Troy Young, President Hearst Magazines
Pam Wasserstein, CEO New York Media, says Vulture was a result of them leaning into the data of the culture and entertainment their audience was interested in -- and saw a revenue opportunity.
Eric Zinczenko, CEO Bonnier Corp., On diversifying their company as a way of future proofing. "Get out of your swim lane."
Tom Harty, President and CEO Meredith Corporation, "We have to spend a lot of time educating our advertisers on the importance of trust and credibility on a platform."
Bonnie Kintzer, President and CEO, Trusted Media Brands, "We never want to be overly reliant on any particular platform." Pushing out content is a job.
"People crave a human connection with these personalities that influencers represent. As a media company we create content that represents the brand vs people that do this." - Troy Young
Troy Young on paywalls reinforcing the importance of relationship management with your subscribers
With programming wrapped, Linda Thomas Brooks sends attendees out for cocktails and the awards ceremony to follow.


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Ivana Marie "Ivanka" Trump, born October 30, 1981 (age 41), is the daughter of 45th U.S. President Donald Trump. She is married to Jared Kushner and together they raise their three children Arabella, Joseph and Theodore. Since 2021, she resides in Miami, Florida with her family.
She announced that she is pro-life and fully supported her father's initial and reelection campaigns for president.
Ivanka was a judge on the popular television show The Celebrity Apprentice. She is also a successful businesswoman in her own right, and considered the second wealthiest member of the Trump family behind only Donald Trump himself, with an estimated net worth of perhaps $800 million.
On November 16, 2022, Ivanka announced that she was stepping away from politics "going forward," but continued to "love and support" her father as his child.[1]
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Musée Héritage Museum: Drop in and make a Treasure Book!
This Saturday, March 29, we are hosting a special family program at the Musée in conjunction with our new exhibit, Hands on Nature: Discovering Biodiversity!, which officially opens on April 1. To celebrate this new exhibit, and the eventual return of spring, we would like to invite you to come in and make your very own Treasure Books – pocket-sized books made of pockets for collecting all the cool things you might find in your backyard or on nature walks as the snow melts. The program is admission by donation, and will run from 12-3 PM. Come in anytime between 12 and 3 and our Education Programmer Tori will assist you in making a personalized Treasure Book!


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Manchester City welcome Arsenal to the Etihad Stadium in what would be the first Premier League game in more than two months due to COVID-19 pandemic. The Citizens, who are on the verge of qualifying for next season's Champions League competition, battle Arsenal who are struggling to qualify for Europa League competition as they sit in the ninth position.
It won't be out of place to predict an outright win for the Manchester club if both teams' form before the Coronavirus-enforced break is to be considered. However, this is football where anything is possible. As the Gunners faithful continue to hope that Mikel Arteta's side will record a surprise result against Manchester City, we make a quick rundown of three unlikely players who could help the team do the unthinkable.
1. Nicholas Pepe
Are you surprised to see his name in my list? You don't have to be shocked. The Ivory Coast international is obviously a good player who can easily score goals, but that hasn't been happening since he joined the team last summer.
Pepe has had too many underwhelming displays this season, especially against big teams, and it would be a huge surprise if his goal against Guardiola's men end up being the difference between both teams. He is no doubt one player who could win many matches for Arteta's men, but just like many other Arsenal fans – would be surprised to see him do that in this encounter.
2. Granit Xhaka
Granit Xhaka is another player who could surprisingly help the Gunners overcome City's pressure come July 17. Though the Swiss midfielder is yet to find the back of the net this campaign, his revitalization under Arteta has been wonderful. He could break his personal deadlock against City's goalkeeper Ederson in the much-anticipated encounter.
3. David Luiz
The last time David Luiz scored a goal was over eight months when he found the back of the net against Crystal Palace in a game that ended 2-2. The Brazilian is known for scoring from set-pieces and he could do the same for the Gunners at the Etihad Stadium.
Meanwhile, his contract saga might likely affect his performance on the pitch as he is heavily linked with a move out of the club this summer. This is why he makes my list of unlikely players whose goals might help Arteta record first victory over his former boss.
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Users had expectations for Great Beasts: Grindelwald's Crimes, But it didn't exceed as them. The film gained the series but lost the reviews. It wasn't what Warner Bros expected.
Fantastic Beasts 3 would be released on November 12, 2021. The filming requires more time for the conclusion.
The following was made by Warner Bros Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich Announcement in favor of this delayed-release: "We all believe this release date will give the filmmakers time and space to allow their artistry to genuinely flourish and provide the best possible movie to our fans."
Fantastic Beasts 5 and 4, if determined, will launch in 2023 or 2025. Warner Bros and warning have been playing with 3,4,5 series.
JK. Rowling revealed that It would be filmed in Rio De Janeiro at the span would be around the 1930s. The next show is likely to show Jude Law's youthful Albus Dumbledore and show a few more of Hogwarts."
Based on analyst Jeff Bock, the series might be a hit: "Just because the [third] movie is set in Brazil does not mean we can not spend half the time at Hogwarts. You can find things they can do to save the movie."
Rowling claims that the series could be based on Wizarding World History covering 19 years. This interval would spell out the arrival of Voldemort, and the Horcruxes were created. It Is Going to also include the Defeat from Dumbledore of Grindelwald.
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News | Heart Valve Technology | May 14, 2018
3-D Printed Models to Guide TAVR Improve Outcomes
Results presented at SCAI 2018 show novel technology could reduce risks paravalvular leaks
The use of 3-D printed hearts from patients' pre-TAVR planning CT scans have improved outcomes of procedures at the University of Minnesota. Clearly identifying where calcium is located on the valves prior to TAVR device implantation has helped reduce the incidence of paravalvular leak.
May 14, 2018 – A new study examines the effectiveness of 3-D printing technology and computer modeling to predict paravalvular leak (PVL) in patients undergoing transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR). A common risk of TAVR is an ill-fitting valve which can lead to PVL. To address this risk, the study used 3-D printing technology to help confirm and detect the location of the leak. The retrospective study was presented today at the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) Scientific Sessions.
More than 5 million Americans are diagnosed with heart valve disease each year.[1] TAVR is a procedure used for intermediate, high-risk, and inoperable patients with severe narrowing of the aortic valve where a prosthetic valve is implanted and the damaged valve is replaced. Patients who undergo TAVR, which is a less invasive procedure to replace the heart's aortic valve, can experience paravalvular leak around the new valve which can lead to higher mortality rates. Therefore, clinicians are exploring ways to find and prevent these leaks from happening. 3D printing has become more popular within the medical space as it has been discovered to be a vital tool to prevent, fix and foresee procedural errors.
In the study, six patients undergoing TAVR for severe, calcific aortic stenosis and at risk for paravalvular leak had pre-procedure computed tomography (CT) images analyzed and segmented for printing of 3D models. The CT scans allowed researchers to see a 360-degree view of the location of the calcium build up while the 3D models allowed researchers to further evaluate the ill-fitting valves. The 3D aortic root models were then implanted with the valve to determine if the size was correct, ultimately revealing where the calcium composites would be. The 3D models were scanned, evaluated for final analysis and then compared to in-vivo implanted TAVR echocardiograms.
Every leak seen on the 3D models were confirmed on the CT digital scans. The 3D models allowed researchers to use prototypes to personalize valve placement, size and location to stop leaks and lower calcium build up.
"We are very encouraged to see such positive outcomes for the feasibility of 3D printing in patients with heart valve disease. These patients are at a high risk of developing a leak after TAVR, and anything we can do to identify and prevent these leaks from happening is certainly helpful," said lead author Sergey Gurevich, M.D., and cardiovascular fellow at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minn. "Like any other new technology, as 3D printing evolves, we hope to see an increase in accessibility and opportunity for the use of this technology to help improve patient care."
The authors call for a functional study to help determine the exact size of the leak. The authors of this study are working with computational fluid dynamics to optimize calculations.
Watch the VIDEO "Applications in Cardiology for 3-D Printing and Computer Aided Design" — interview with Dee Dee Wang, M.D., Director, Structural Heart Imaging at Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit.
Complete listing of SCAI 2018 late-breaking trials with links to articles.
1. American Heart Association. Under-recognized heart valve disease kills estimated 25,000 each year. https://news.heart.org/under-recognized-heart-valve-disease-kills-estimated-25000-each-year/. Accessed April 20, 2018.
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I am writing to you because I am shocked and worried about the news that Irish Deaf Society faces closure as the Government fails to provide core funding.
The Irish Sign Language Act was passed in 2017 confirming ISL as Ireland's third official state language and declaring the rights of Deaf people to be included in society through the provision of services in their first language ISL. The Government continues to strive for inclusion, however, without funding the IDS inclusion is not going to be achieved. One year later, the Government is allowing the communities only Deaf led national representation and advocacy organisation to close. Not only will this devastate the community and other Deaf organisations but it damages the Government's ability to commence the Act. IDS services can deliver on the promise of that legislation.
Does the Irish Government support the Deaf community or are we going to continue to be marginalised?
•	IDS Advocacy will close - The Advocacy service supports Deaf people with a range of issues including access to information and services, completing forms, ISL interpretation and representation with professionals.
•	IDS Deaf Adult Literacy Services (DALS) will close - DALS reach over 300 students a year with a broad range of free classes from photography to the Driving theory test. These lessons build confidence and self-esteem and position students for further study and entering the workforce.
•	IDS Irish Sign Language Academy (ISLA) will close - providing paid classes to the hearing community in ISL, clients include companies, corporates and state bodies. ISLA are also working on quality training and tutoring for deaf children and their families through our ISL Home Tuition service. When the Irish Sign Language Act is commenced, providing services in ISL will be a legal requirement and we are positioned to deliver services to support organisations meet that legal demand.
As a public representative in my area I am asking you to raise this issue in Government and find out why funding is not being made available to keep this essential organisation open.
See the discussion on Social media - #SaveIDS.


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Jian Ghomeshi, the ex-CBC host who is now the subject of abuse and harassment allegations from eight different women, appears to be losing Facebook followers fast.
Political blogger Stephen Taylor posted the following tweet on his feed Wednesday night.
And he wasn't alone. Paul Fairie, a data analyst and instructor at the University of Calgary, posted a number of charts indicating that Ghomeshi's page is quickly losing "likes."
Indeed, Ghomeshi seemed to lose "Likes" almost every time you hit "refresh" late Wednesday.
The trend is at odds with one observed by Liam McGuire, a TSN Analytics researcher on Tuesday, two days after Ghomeshi posted his emotional message but a day before the Star published its latest story.


"I don't believe in locking people up for dirty urines," said Bill Fitzgerald, the Chief Probation Officer during an interview in his office with the Trouble Shooters.
He says that he expected a spike in positive test results.
That's because back in February they stopped doing the drug tests themselves and hired a company that does drug testing called Treatment Associates.
They use a small, thin, rectangular-shaped, one-time-use device that is dipped in the urine.
It's called a rapid test.
The manufacturer says it's used as a preliminary test.
If a single line appears in one of the boxes on the face of the device, you are positive for that class of drug, but not necessarily an illegal drug.
"There's one issue there on my part that the test is more sensitive. So I anticipated we would end up with more people showing up positive for urinalysis. This test is more sensitive than the ones we used previously," said Fitzgerald.
In fact, it's sensitive enough that many prescription, and even some over-the counter, drugs will test positive.
Something as common as cold medicine could land a person back in jail.
And knowing all that, the county is still using this single test to determine someone's future.
Fitzgerald says the probationers have the right to ask for a confirmation test, yet he admits they're not told they have that option.
So a poorly-designed urinalysis test, whose sensitivity to a broad range of non-illegal drugs causes it to give a large number of false positives, is causing probationers in Bexar County who have done nothing wrong and have been following the rules to get locked up. It's even worse than that, because there are confirmation tests available to the county at no extra charge, but they're not being used because hey, who cares? I've got to agree with Grits here: Doesn't that border on willful negligence? There's a whistleblower lawsuit in the mix as well, and all I can say is I hope he socks it to them. I'm just speechless.
These devices are regulated by the FDA 510 K regulations and a confirmation test must be done on all positives. Any drug test will provide a positive result for prescription drugs, which is why in our testing a Medical Review Officer is used to confirm all positive lab confirmations and also to comply with confidentiality laws. This is only the tip of the ice burg. You will also find most of the temporary employment agencies use these without confirmation testing which raises the question, How many have denied employment due to these tests? They are also used by Child Protective Services.


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During a recent interview with the New York Post, Ashlea explained she learned at 19 weeks that her then-unborn son, Levi James, had spina bifida. The news, she said, left her "in shock."
"I couldn't even speak when the doctor was telling us this," said the 23-year-old woman from Jacksonville, Florida.
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The company changed its name to Electric Lightwave to position for growth in the enterprise market, but had kept the old company name for one division. Both business units used the same technology infrastructure to provide similar services resulting in internal and external confusion about what all the brands meant. I was hired to explore brand architecture options that would clarify the role of each brand and align them with the business strategy for addressing the two markets.


Jobs Victoria is helping young ex-offenders turn their lives around through $1.7 million in funding to help them find meaningful jobs and break the cycle of reoffending.
Jobs Victoria Partner CVGT Australia has received $900,000 to run the Second Chance program and place a further 55 young Victorians into work.
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I'm starting to feel a lot healthier at last. I really did not enjoy this flu at all. Not that I ever enjoy being sick, but sometimes it's not as bad as others. But this cough was something else! I'm still coughing, but a lot less, so thankfully, I think the end is nigh. Then the trick will be to not catch anything else! I think I've had my share of sickness this Winter, so fingers crossed this is the last one for at least while.
Because I've been so sick, we haven't really done a proper grocery shop in the last couple of weeks, so I've been scrambling to think of things to cook. I've gone for "Donburi" tonight – that is, stuff on rice in a bowl. The stuff on the rice is : sweet garlic eggplant, tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelette), fried bean sprouts and pickled ginger & cucumbers. I just remembered I was going to make tofu too…oops I forgot! Oh well, it's plenty of food even without it.


Home > Articles > Autism > Analysis of Zachary Deal v. Hamilton Co. Dept. of Education by Gary Mayerson, Esg.
Using excoriating language such as "appalling," "evasive," "closed mind," "combative," and "untruthful," Administrative Law Judge A. James Andrews has held in a 45-page decision that the Hamilton County (Tennessee) Department of Education (HCDE) repeatedly violated federal law in failing to provide an appropriate education to Zachary Deal, a seven-year-old Chattanooga boy with autism.
Judge Andrews found that in violation of the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), a federal statute which guarantees an individualized educational program to children with disabilities, the HCDE embraced and perpetuated an illegal policy of refusing to consider the very autism intervention--- intensive one-to-one Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)--- which Zachary needed to make educational progress.
The efficacy of the "ABA" intervention for children with autism was first documented and published by Dr. O. Ivar Lovaas, a UCLA professor, in 1987 after decades of research.
Dr. Lovaas' 1987 scientific study, which utilized experimental controls, reported that with approximately three years of intensive, one-to-one ABA, nearly half of young children with autism were able to succeed academically in mainstream educational settings and be considered asymptomatic and "indistinguishable" from their same age, typically developed peers.
The 1987 ABA study also showed measurable, post-treatment IQ gains that advanced many of the children in the study into the range of "normal" intelligence. As reported in the Court's decision, the evidence at the trial showed that current replication efforts largely have been tracking the outcomes reported in the 1987 ABA study.
In 1999, as Judge Andrews found, the Surgeon General of the United States published a report which endorsed intensive ABA, and which called Dr. Lovaas' 1987 study a "well designed study."
Judge Andrews found that "the Hamilton County Department of Education consistently rejected providing ABA to Zachary or any other student [even though] Hamilton County does not even have a methodology for educating autistic children." Judge Andrews also stated that "Experts on both sides testified that selecting the wrong methodology for an autistic child can mean the difference between an independent adult life and a lifetime of dependency and support."
Judge Andrews found that "the Deals made a correct and legally defensible choice when, in the face of the school system's unbending intransigence, they opted to continue [and fund] the successful ABA program Zachary had been receiving."
In his decision, Judge Andrews found that Zachary had made "tremendous progress" as a result of receiving intensive ABA and that "Zachary's greatest gains occurred when he received no services from HCDE". Although the ABA intervention can be costly, Judge Andrews found that ABA "may be cost-effective over time by allowing a higher percentage of autistic children to become normal functioning, productive adults."
After viewing their demeanor, responsiveness and whether or not they were forthright in their answers as opposed to evasive or combative when testifying, the Court singled out a number of Hamilton County functionaries for pointed criticism.
The Court also found a psychologist newly-hired by Hamilton County, Scott Hooper, to be "not credible," stating "Mr. Hooper demonstrated that he would go to any length to testify favorably for HCDE."
Other HCDE functionaries expressly found by the Court to be lacking in credibility include Paula Wiesen, a special education teacher/speech language pathologist who had been Zachary's teacher and speech pathologist in the year prior to the lawsuit, and Jane Dixon, an HCDE exceptional education supervisor who served as the HCDE's main contact with the family.
In his order, Judge Andrews stated that Ms. Dixon testified "that she had never told the Deals that cost was a factor involved in HCDE's decision to deny Lovaas style ABA to Zachary even though the Deals produced a tape recording of a meeting they had with Ms. Dixon in which Ms. Dixon clearly announces that cost is a factor."
The record reflected that contrary to law, the HCDE did not allow Zachary's parents to ask any questions at some meetings that were scheduled to discuss Zachary's educational program.
In one meeting, the HCDE "informed the Deals that the 'powers that be' were not implementing ABA programs." In this connection, an internal HCDE memorandum surfaced during the trial that reflected the HCDE had flagged Zachary's case as "a sensitive case with regards to school program and/or Lovaas" before his parents even requested ABA from HCDE.
HCDE is in error when it maintains that the purpose of ESY is to continue an existing IEP and that, if there is no agreed upon IEP, there is nothing to continue.
The purpose of ESY, like the rest of the IDEA and its implementing regulations, is to educate disabled children. The need for and design of an ESY program begins with an assessment of the child's needs, not the level of cooperation between the school system and the child's parents."
Zachary's hearing, which began in March of 2000 and involved 27 days of testimony from over twenty witnesses and tens of thousands of pages of documentary evidence, took nearly a year to complete. There also were extensive pretrial and post-trial proceedings.
Judge Andrews remarked in his decision that "Neither side left a stone unturned or un-thrown in attacking the efficacy of the educational approach advocated by the other side."
Judge Andrews likened the litigation to being a classic conflict between science and the status quo, stating "Science and innovation have warred with orthodoxy at least since Galileo was forced to recant in the shadow of the rack."
Judge Andrews found, in direct violation to IDEA, that "money" was a prime motivating factor in Hamilton County's refusal to provide Zachary with the ABA intervention.
However, according to previous reports and filings, Hamilton County apparently has already spent in excess of $300,000 in legal fees to litigate against Zachary and his parents. HCDE may now be statutorily liable to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in statutory attorneys' fees to Zachary's attorneys. This is in addition to the reimbursement and funding relief which the Court ordered for Zachary covering a three-year time frame.
Zachary and his parents, Phillip and Maureen Deal, were represented by Gary S. Mayerson, of New York City and Theodore Kern of Knoxville. The HCDE was represented by Gary D. Lander and the Chattanooga law firm of Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel.


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