EWR radios and radar fail again

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Advisory 29 CDM GROUND STOP​

CTL ELEMENT: EWR
ELEMENT TYPE: APT
ADL TIME: 1230Z
GROUND STOP PERIOD: 11/1215Z - 11/1330Z
DEP FACILITIES INCLUDED: (Manual) ZDC ZNY ZOB ZBW CYHZ CYOW CYUL
CYYZ CYTZ CYQB
PREVIOUS TOTAL, MAXIMUM, AVERAGE DELAYS: 0 / 0 / 0
NEW TOTAL, MAXIMUM, AVERAGE DELAYS: 220 / 58 / 31
PROBABILITY OF EXTENSION: MEDIUM
IMPACTING CONDITION: EQUIPMENT / OUTAGE
COMMENTS:
111231 - 111430
25/05/11 12:32




EVENT TIME: 05/1315 - 05/1315
CONSTRAINED FACILITIES: ZNY
DESTINATION AIRPORT: EWR
RELEASED FACILITIES: ZDC ZNY ZOB ZBW CYHZ CYOW CYUL CYYZ CYTZ CYQB

REMARKS: GROUND STOP CANCELED
111317 - 051345
25/05/11 13:17
 
Maybe I should take off my tinfoil hat, but at what point do we start questioning if this is some sort of cyber and/or physical attack?
 
Think action/adventure movie they play every Christmas for no other reason that it was Christmas during the movie plot.
 
NovemberEcho said:
Hey that’s me at 5:28! That stupid mother •er didn’t want to wait so departed VFR and then called me up asking for his clearances. He wound up climbing right through some guys that ZNY were holding at 7,000 and 8,000

And what’s with Delta asking to depart vfr for 40 miles? lol
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Are you EWR U or Twr on that video?
 
Richman said:
Of course. If you want to sell hammers, redefine and expand the definition of a nail.
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I understand your perspective. It's easier to try to make sense of a complex topic by reducing it down to such a colloquialism, but such simple reductions rarely work in medicine.

There never has been a one-approach-fits-all to ADHD treatment. To put it another way, we used to have different hammer sizes to treat ADHD. Now we have many tools in the shed to address it. Save some online pill mills that surfaced during the COVID pandemic, the vast majority of providers diagnose and treat ADHD ethically. Our knowledge of ADHD has advanced with each decade, similarly to the way we better recognize autism. ADHD recognized and treated earlier, which improved outcomes in multiple life domains. Untreated ADHD can lead to a shorter life expectancy.

Treatment includes therapy and behavioral modifications, not just medication. I present options to a patient and/or their parents and let them make the choice on how to proceed.

If you want to believe we are simply redefining with constitutes a nail, that's your choice. The data doesn't support that. It's not like we are looking at a problem one-dimensionally without considering differential diagnoses. THC use and depression are common causes of cognitive impairment. Under-diagnosed obstructive sleep apnea is very common and contributes to brain fog and memory issues. There are many times I tell a patient they do not have ADHD. Or I tell them they may have ADHD, but we first should address your depression. Or let's get a sleep study to make sure we aren't missing a medical cause of your symptoms.

With respect, your comments about ADHD can be compared to some of the naive statements I've made on these forums about aviation-related topics. I don't have the experience and expertise to make sweeping statements on aviation topics. I have adopted the approach of trying to ask questions instead of assuming what I know, because the truth is, I don't know what l don't know.
 
arkavgal said:
I understand your perspective. It's easier to try to make sense of a complex topic by reducing it down to such a colloquialism, but such simple reductions rarely work in medicine.

There never has been a one-approach-fits-all to ADHD treatment. To put it another way, we used to have different hammer sizes to treat ADHD. Now we have many tools in the shed to address it. Save some online pill mills that surfaced during the COVID pandemic, the vast majority of providers diagnose and treat ADHD ethically. Our knowledge of ADHD has advanced with each decade, similarly to the way we better recognize autism. ADHD recognized and treated earlier, which improved outcomes in multiple life domains. Untreated ADHD can lead to a shorter life expectancy.

Treatment includes therapy and behavioral modifications, not just medication. I present options to a patient and/or their parents and let them make the choice on how to proceed.

If you want to believe we are simply redefining with constitutes a nail, that's your choice. The data doesn't support that. It's not like we are looking at a problem one-dimensionally without considering differential diagnoses. THC use and depression are common causes of cognitive impairment. Under-diagnosed obstructive sleep apnea is very common and contributes to brain fog and memory issues. There are many times I tell a patient they do not have ADHD. Or I tell them they may have ADHD, but we first should address your depression. Or let's get a sleep study to make sure we aren't missing a medical cause of your symptoms.

With respect, your comments about ADHD can be compared to some of the naive statements I've made on these forums about aviation-related topics. I don't have the experience and expertise to make sweeping statements on aviation topics. I have adopted the approach of trying to ask questions instead of assuming what I know, because the truth is, I don't know what l don't know.
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I was extremely interested in proprioceptive development and occupational therapy they gave my son to help his class room performance. I don’t doubt we were more perceptive to the treatment model because I had an understanding of the proprioceptive system.

My wife couldn’t get what was being discussed until explaining in a way she understood if you’re using active brain power for something a simple as balance, that brain power is unavailable to regulate behavior. 14 weeks and there was observable difference.

A decade or two ago they’d have just taken the recommended dosage and dialed it up some more.
 
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