DeafDigest - 22 January 2014

DeafDigest Mid-Week edition, January 22, 2014 -- captions on these 4K UHD TV sets? Are the 4K UHD video screens our TV sets of the future? Captions? Yes and no! Yes, because captions can be done. No, because number of captioning providers may be too few. Also, if not enough 4K programs, then people may not buy these 4K UHD TV sets. Same problem with 3D TV which flopped!     -- ASL during Super Bowl? Famous actress Amber Zion will sign in ASL the National Anthem at the Super Bowl. Great? Well, in the past our ASL signers have been hidden from the screen. We will see what happens. Anyway, Amber Zion is a graduate of Western Pennsylvania School for the Deaf that moved to Hollywood and made it great! Her maiden name while at the school was Stanton.     -- Deaf teacher wins $50,000 because of no interpreter Teacher Kamaldeen Alabi is deaf and taught math at a public school in Atlanta, GA. He had an interpreter with him in the classroom. Then the Atlanta Public Schools stopped providing him with an interpreter because it was expensive. He was transferred to another school that had deaf students in his classes, thus no need for an interpreter. Angry, he filed a lawsuit and won $50,000.   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deafdigest1 Twitter: @deafdigest 01/19/14 Blue edition at: http://deafdigest.com/category/newsletter/newsletter-blue-newsletter/ 01/19/14 Gold edition at: http://deafdigest.com/category/newsletter/newsletter-gold-newsletter/

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