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Veracyte is focused on discovering, developing and commercializing molecular cytology solutions that enable physicians to make more informed treatment decisions at an early stage in patient care, thus helping patients avoid unnecessary invasive procedures while reducing healthcare costs. Veracyte's first commercial solution, the Afirma® Thyroid FNA Analysis, includes the Gene Expression Classifier (GEC). The GEC helps physicians reduce the number of unnecessary surgeries by employing a proprietary 142-gene signature to preoperatively determine whether thyroid nodules previously classified by cytopathology as indeterminate can be reclassified as benign. The clinical utility and cost effectiveness of the GEC have been demonstrated in studies published in peer-reviewed journals and the clinical validity of the GEC has been demonstrated in a study published in The New England Journal of Medicine in 2012. Since the commercial launch of Afirma in January 2011, Veracyte has processed over 50,000 fine needle aspiration (FNA) samples for evaluation using Afirma and has performed more than 10,000 GECs to resolve indeterminate cytopathology results. Veracyte has obtained positive coverage decisions for Afirma from Aetna, Humana, Medicare and UnitedHealthcare. Collectively, these payers represent more than 100 million covered lives. Afirma is marketed and sold in the United States through a global co-promotion agreement with Genzyme Corporation, a subsidiary of Sanofi.
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The well-deserved honors continue rolling in for Georgetown's Otto Porter Jr. The sophomore forward Otto Porter Jr. tied Michigan's Trey Burke as the leading vote-getters on the Associated Press All-American team, the AP announced on Monday.
Already named the Big East Player of the Year, Porter became the first Hoya named to the AP first-team since Allen Iverson during the 1995-96 season. The all-around threat led Georgetown to a share of the Big East regular season title this season while pacing the team in scoring (16.2), rebounding (7.5), steals (1.8) and 3-point shooting percentage (42.2).
Porter and Burke both received 62 first-team votes and 319 points from the same 65-member national media panel that selects the weekly Top 25.
Also named to the first team, Indiana swingman and former DeMatha product Victor Oladipo, Creighton's Doug McDermott and Gonzaga's Kelly Olynyk.
Porter joins Iverson, Patrick Ewing, Eric, Floyd, Reggie Williams and Alonzo Mourning as first team selections. Ewing received the honor three times. Considering Porter is a likely lottery selection should he enter the NBA draft, he might not have a chance to join Ewing as the only multiple-time winners.
Stellar throughout the season, Porter's stats jumped during Big East play as he averaged 18.1 points and 7.3 rebounds per game, while shooting 49.8 percent from the floor, 44.1 percent from beyond the 3-point arc and 80.7 percent from the free throw line. His national profile rose dramatically after blasting Syracuse with 33 points, five steals and five 3-pointers at the Carrier Dome. Georgetown closed the regular season winning 12 of 13 games, finished 14-4 in the conference and earned a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
The 6-foot-8 forward is also a finalist for the Naismith Trophy and for the Wooden Award. Both awards will be revealed this week during the Final Four. This past week the Basketball Times recognized him as its National Player of the Year.
Adding to his all-court resume, Porter Jr. was second on the team in blocked shots (0.9 bpg), ranked third on the team in assists per game (2.7 apg) and had seven double-doubles including in the NCAA Tournament loss to Florida Gulf Coast. He scored in double figures 27 times including eight games with at least 20 points.


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Urgent Need for Increased Awareness of Disease, Funding for Research
SAN JOSE, Calif., Nov. 30 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Famed stuntman Evel Knievel was known for his death defying stunts and his recovery from life threatening injuries due to those stunts. It is ironic the disease that claimed his life was one that has no treatment and no cure. Knievel was unfortunately one of 40,000 people in the U.S. who will lose their lives to idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) this year, the same number as will die from breast cancer. Yet, most people have never heard of IPF.
IPF has no FDA approved treatment, no known cause and no cure. The disease strikes randomly, placing American adults at risk to develop it. More than 128,000 people suffer from IPF in the United States, and prevalence and incidence of the deadly disease has increased more than 150 percent in just five years.
"Our sympathies go out to the Knievel family. We know first hand the tragedy of IPF," said Mark Shreve, chief executive officer of the Coalition for Pulmonary Fibrosis (CPF). "It is devastating news to IPF patients and their families that viable treatments for IPF still do not exist. We desperately need to increase awareness of IPF and fund research that will lead to new treatments, and ultimately a cure."
For more information on IPF, visit http://www.coalitionforpf.org.
About Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF)
IPF is a lung disorder characterized by a progressive scarring - known
as fibrosis - and deterioration of the lungs, which slowly robs its victims
of their ability to breathe. Approximately 128,000 Americans suffer from
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WATCH: Sony Releases New Trailer for Bond Movie 'Spectre'
New two-minute, 20-second trailer from Sony Pictures Entertainment is filled with plenty of action and intrigue as Bond uncovers the existence of the sinister organization known as SPECTRE.
New two-minute, 20-second trailer from Sony Pictures Entertainment is filled with plenty of action and intrigue as Bond uncovers the existence of the sinister organization known as SPECTRE.
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Nov 5, 2012, Vol. 18, No. 08 • By STEPHEN F. HAYES
There was, in fact, abundant evidence of a planned terrorist attack. Emails sent to the White House as the attacks unfolded reported that Ansar al Sharia (AAS), an al Qaeda-linked group in Libya, had claimed credit for the attack. Virtually everything else about the assault suggested planning—from the precision of the mortar attacks to the "blocking maneuver" used by the terrorists to attempt to ambush the Americans as they fled the consulate for the CIA annex.
• The protest outside the U.S. consulate in Benghazi was about a YouTube video. More Carney from September 18: "We saw evidence that [the attack] was sparked by the reaction to this video. And that is what we know thus far based on the evidence, concrete evidence—not supposition—concrete evidence that we have thus far." The basis for this claim was a telephone intercept between two al Qaeda-linked terrorists, one from Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) and the other from the Libyan branch of Ansar al Sharia. There was no "concrete evidence" that the video played a role. The AAS terrorist, who took part in the attack, reported to the AQIM operative that he had been watching the activities in Cairo before participating in the Benghazi attack. He said nothing about the film. Importantly, he never claimed that the Benghazi attack happened because of the Cairo protests. There was never a direct link between the YouTube video and the Benghazi attack. But the administration claimed—repeatedly, and for weeks—a causal relationship between the video and the attack in Benghazi.
The Obama administration built its entire explanation of Benghazi around this detail it learned from a call between two al Qaeda-linked operatives. But as the administration made its public case that the 9/11/12 attacks resulted from a mob spun out of control, top Obama officials emphasized (and manipulated) that detail while excluding the far more relevant fact that the conversation took place between . . . two al Qaeda-linked operatives. Beyond that, there was no protest in Benghazi, as virtually everyone now acknowledges.
So where the administration didn't hide information, it cherry-picked what it would share. And where the administration shared information, it manipulated that intelligence. Now, as Americans seek information about what happened in Benghazi, the administration stonewalls.
The State Department's Accountability Review Board is due to report on November 15—9 days after the election. "We don't play politics when it comes to American national security," Obama says. What will the State Department have learned in 65 days that it won't know after 56 days?
And what about the president's claim, "Everything we get, every piece of information we get—as we got it we laid it out for the American people"?
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Our parents' 50th wedding anniversary is coming up this fall and we are thinking about inviting them to a 5-7 day cruise in the Caribbean. Has your family booked a trip with Royal Caribbean Cruises and have you been on either the 'Navigator of the Seas' (out of Galveston, TX) or the 'Freedom of the Seas' (out of Port Canaveral, FL)? I know our senior parents will love it ... but will our kids (ages 8 and 11) be entertained as well? Would you do it again or was it a one-time experience for you? If we decide to do the cruise, we would prefer to work with a travel agency who is specialized in cruises and can help us putting together package deals (air fares/cruise ship/adjoining rooms, etc). Do you have any recommendation for a friendly agent? Never been on a cruise
We booked the cruise ourselves on the phone with Royal Caribbean, which was pretty easy. We had shopped around online so we knew what deals were being offered, and did not hesitate to ask them to match what we had seen elsewhere. RC's website has a pretty good map of the ship and cabins, so you can see where your cabins are located and decide where you want to be. Costco can also be a good place to look, because they may offer additional shipboard credit, etc. The RC representative who booked the cruise for us also took care of our dining room table assignment.
We booked our own airfare, which may or may not work for you. If you book through RC, they will be responsible to make sure your flights get in on time so you don't miss the ship, but they also may book you via a less direct route than you would select for yourself. On a previous cruise where we used the cruise line for flights, they booked us on a red eye, which we would never have chosen with our kids, who were really young at the time.
As for excursions, we did not book those through RC, but looked online, mostly through cruisecritic.com (great reviews of ships, ports, and excrusions) and travelocity, for recommendations. The small companies that provide these excursions live and die by the recommendations and have a highly vested interested in making sure you will not give them a negative review. For the same price as the ship excursions, we beat the cruise ship crowds and ended up in much smaller, or even private, groups for our tours.
As our cruise was finishing last summer, our kids told us about a different, newer ship that they had seen profiled when watching TV in the cabin. They said they wanted to sail on next time, because it offered more bells and whistles. Having said that, we were very pleased with Navigator of the Seas. It did not feel old or tired.
Cruises sometimes seem kind of cheesy, but we have been on several, most of which included our parents and siblings. It works really well when you have a large group of people that includes kids and grandparents. Everyone can do their own thing during the day and meet up for meals. You also avoid most negotiations about where or when to eat. Cruises also tend to be a good value. In my mind, the ship is the destination more than the ports of call because you don't spend long enough at any port of call to really experience it. Susan
Although not really 'cruise types', we would really like to see some of the beauty of Alaska with our 13 year old daughter this summer. I have a knee injury, so cannot trek on land very easily at this time. We have looked in the archives, but cannot find much.
Do you know of any particular cruise lines we should look at for good service and for attention to the natural beauty of the area? Doesn't have to be a trip with a naturalist on board (although that would be wonderful), nor do we need bells and whistles and Vegas-type shows. Thank you for any suggestions you might have! Anon
The cruise itself was an amazing experience, we learn to contemplate from the big windows. Our favorite space was the bar/library/ den, people will just seat there have a drink, play cards, look at internet ( it was expensive so we decided to disconnect...) and look at the beutiful scenary. the crowd was relax, older, definitely not a party boat! We saw some kids like in a group doing activities but there were not many ( we went in June) They have casino and pools and clubs and shows but really, you don't even have to join any of those ( we did join the spa and had a great time!) but if my Mom wanted to see a show, she could.
The food, oh well, they try...they have everything, not in our organic/healthy counsious perspective but it was ok. Couple of night we pay extra for a special dinner and the main dinning room was actually very good. I think it is worth to go and adjust a little, understanding that the food is ok, not wonderful but pretty decent. Good luck, Mariedda
Hi. We would like to go on a cruise this summer to Alaska with our kids (ages 9 and 2), my in laws (in their 80s but healthy and adventurous) and brother and sister-in-law with their 18 year old son. The archived messages are all 6+ years old so I'd love recommendations on cruise lines that will be good for young kids, a teenager and adults. Several of my co-workers went on Princess over the last 2 years and all agreed that it wasn't great for kids. Disney looks fun but is quite expensive--did people find it was worth the cost? Disney takes toddlers in the kids club, but I've heard that many of the other cruise lines require kids to be 3 to go to the kids club. Thanks! Cindy
My in-laws would like to take their extended family on a cruise together this summer, and are asking for suggestions. Age range is 7 to 77. Carribean, Central America, maybe even Galapagos...looking for advice on this. Do not want to end up on a party boat, but don't need Disney characters either. Educational, beautiful, fun, but also good food and no overcrowded 'cattle call' feeling on the ship. Even recommending a good cruise line would help. - Never been cruisin'
We leave from Miami on January 29th, 2012 and the cruise goes to Great Stirrup Cay, Cozumel, Mexico, Ocho Rios, Jamaica and Grand Cayman Island. While floating around to these wonderful places aboard the Norwegian Pearl, there will be concerts, set dancing, waltzing and jiving, workshops of all kinds, lectures, singing and traditional music jam sessions. It is very family oriented. Bring your dance shoes, your voice and your instrument.
The Folk cruise is part of the larger cruise ship contingent, so if you are getting too much folk music, you can still attend all the rest of the entertainment that the cruise ship provides, including all the other Disneyfied or Vega-esque shows. There is SO MUCH to do, like waterslides, rock climbing wall, bars and lounges of all kinds, pools, casino, hot tubs, kid's centers, teen discos, spa and fitness centers. If you really can't get away from it all, they have wi-fi in all the rooms.
You can't book the music cruise directly with Norwegian Cruise lines. You need to go to the Cherish The Ladies website and click on the link there. Shay
We have three small girls and we would like to take a cruise to Mexico with them. Have you been on Disney or Carnival cruise lines and would you recommend them and why? The reviews I read about Disney were not very good but then I imagine the people who had a great time don't write reviews. Claudia
Can anyone recommend a wonderful travel specialist who is skillful at booking Disney cruises? My huge family would like to plan a family reunion on a Disney cruise with an extended stay before or after the cruise at Disneyworld in the summer of 2011. There would be 50-60 of us coming in from all over the US and overseas and we'd range in age from 2-70. I'd love any recommendations and advice from those who've had pleasant Disney cruise experiences. Thank you! Herding Cats Onboard
We're going on a Mexican Riviera cruise in August and will be stopping at Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo San Lucas. I've been looking at the shore excursions and was wondering which ones might be fun for a 9 year old. I'd love just hanging out at the beach, but we've never been to any of these places so would love to do something adventerous. My son is excited about possibly swimming with dolphins. Has anyone done that in Mexico? Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated. fun on cruise
I need some recent recommendations for a 7-night Alaskan cruise for a family reunion of 15 people, ages 3 to 78. Which ships, which ports, which excursions?? cruising...
As far as itinereary goes, I don't know how much it really matters. When I booked the cruise I was concerned about the days at sea, but ended up really finding them relaxing--using the pool, the fitness center, hanging out with family playing Sorry, etc. The amount of time spent in each port was pretty short--particularly Kechikan at 4 hours (and you lose 1/2 hr or so getting off and back on the boat). So if you really want to see the sights of Alaska, you might find the cruise disappointing. But if you look at the cruise as the primary activity and sightseeing as secondary, it really is fabulous.
My group split up for shore excursions, since my Mom's mobility was limited. She mostly booked shore excursions that could accommodate her scooter. In Juneau, my husband and I didn't prearrange anything but found shuttle transportation to the Mendenhall Glacier readily available. We took a cab to downtown Victoria. We did book a shore excursion in Ketchikan, a combination of the Saxman Native Village and the lumberjack show. My daughter loved the Lumberjack show, and so did I. In retrospect, I should have passed on the Saxman Native Village in exchange for having more time to walk around.
Whatever you choose, have a great time. Carrie
We'll be taking our five month old on a Regent/Radisson Seven Seas Cruise to Alaska in July to celebrate my mother-in-law's sixtieth. Does anyone have any advice for what to bring and how to manage it so that everyone stays happy & sane? Previous posts dealt with much older kids & I'm curious to see if anyone has experience doing this with an infant. It sounds like a particularly formal cruise line and I'm worried that it will be like eight days of flying business class & dealing with the other passengers' angry looks...Do we need to bring everything baby or will some items be sold on board (like diapers?) Thanks in advance for your advice! Laura
We are planning on going on a Scandinavian cruise this June with our 5 1/2 year-old. The ports are Stockholm, Gdansk, Tallin, St. Petersburg, Helsinki, Oslo, and Copenhagen. I have a friend in Denmark, so the question relates to the other ports, mostly. Keeping in mind the child age and laziness factor, what are one or two things you must see. Generally, we stay in port for one full day in each city. Any other pearls of wisdom for a cruise with a child? Anon
Kungstradgarden (The Royal Park) often has activities set up for kids (my son loved a giant slide there), and Sweden House (Sverigehuset) is located at the corner of the park, with lots of tourist info, souvenirs, books on Sweden, handicrafts, etc. etc. Certainly you should take the subway to Gamla Stan (Old City) and stroll around the medieval part of Stockholm -- it's very small and very charming, and the Royal Palace (Kungliga Slottet) is there, with the changing of the guard at times posted. (It's a pretty modest changing of the guard, not like Buckingham Palace, but therefore much more personal.) If you have more time, a trip out to Lidingo (a fancy part of Stockholm) to the Milles Gard sculpture park is beautiful. A sculpture garden is easier for a kid than a traditional museum, and the soaring stone sculptures and tranquil park are well worth a visit. The subway ride out there is also quite interesting (Stockholm's stations are hewn out of the rock and left rough, though painted.)
If you have more time a trip out to Drottingsholm is also fun -- there is a park and an 18th-century theater with fun tours. And if it rains... well, the Swedes have a saying ''There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes.'' But if you are not of that conviction, you can retreat to the Stockholm City Museum, which is an historical museum of the City of Stockholm, but it is designed to entertain kids as well as adults and is quite fun. The Vasa ship would still be great under rainy circumstances.
Trevlig resa! Linda
My husband and I have our first vacation coming up since our daughter was born, and were thinking about going on a cruise. Neither of us have ever been on a cruise, and were wondering if anyone has been with a baby. Our daughter will be 11 months at the time. I've heard Carnival caters to families the most- has anyone gone on one of their cruises? Also, we were wondering what the babysitting is like. The Carnival website mentions ''slumber-party'' style group babysitting in the evenings, and although they will take babies as young as 6 months, I'm not sure this would be great for younger children. Any advice would be most welcome- Thanks! Laura
In May we will be guests on a cruise going to Mazatlan, Puerto Vallarta, Manzanillo and Cabo San Lucas. Can anyone recommend any good family activities for 2 parents and a 5-year-old in these ports - either through the cruise ship's shore excursions (Celebrity) if you're familiar with them, specifically, or just on our own while we're in town. Thanks! Valerie
In PV you can also get a sea kayak and get out to the rocks off the Banderas Bay and snorkel. A fun beach area and place to rent kayaks from is south of town, at Mismaloya (big family resort there - La Jolla de Mismaloya - that is very kid friendly). You can walk south of La Jolla de Mismaloya to one of the palapas on the beach and eat delicious fresh fish and have a (beer? Margarits? Pepsi lite?) and sit for as long as you like while your child plays in the sand. Also, you can take a trip into the ''jungle'' a few miles east from Mismaloya to this wonderful swim hole in the rocks where you can slide down the rocks into the water and/or use ropes (branches?) to jump in. They serve a good fish lunch as well. Two hours there is plenty. You could combine this with time on Mismaloya beach - unless you want to see the town, which is very nice.
PV's center of town is very lively, with lots of shops, music and a historic area. If you like to shop, there is good shopping with some stores that have good quality Mexican folk art. Just walking along the Malecon and looking at the sculptures and people is alot of fun.
Mazatlan has an active beach scene. When my son was 4 we rented a boogie board on the beach and he spent hours playing in the surf. You could also get horses and go along the beach (also available at more secluded beach areas around Mazatlan.) My daughter, since she has been 5, always gets her hair braided on the beach. She looks forward to this whenever we are in Mexico.
If you have more quesitons, feel free to email or call. Amy
My in-laws want us (2 families with kids 4-8) to take a cruise with them. Has anyone had experience with the various cruise lines to advise which ones have good kids' programs, nicer rooms, tips about choosing a cruise, getting good discounts, and whether one can feel the ocean movement? Do you get claustrophobic or is there lots to do? How to avoid "old lady" cruises? We are clue-less!
While we were on the cruise (our first, incidentally), we had a chance to talk to the serious cruisers on board. We found Royal Carribean to be family friendly, and this observation was confirmed by others who had tried numerous cruise lines. There seemed to be some partying going on, no doubt, but we were on a separate schedule from that crowd. We were told by numerous people that Carnival is over the top with the partying scene and that the food isn't as good. (You didn't ask, but I thought the food was consistently okay, but I'm spoiled by living in the Bay Area. The aesthetic seemed to be "mass quantities": 24 hour room service, ostentatious midnight buffets. There are also plenty of kid-friendly options)
You do feel the rocking of the ship. I have strong sea legs, so it never bothered me, but it took my husband a day to adjust. The water only got rough at the end of our trip, which apparently bothered some folks. The rocking ultimately worked to our advantage. Our normally wakeful daughter would be lulled back to sleep quickly when she stirred. We were on an upper deck, so we didn't hear too much engine noise, but apparently that's an issue lower down. Because we had to hang out during naps, etc, we reserved a stateroom with a balcony. Actually, the fresh air was really nice too. If you can afford it, I would definitely say it's worthwhile, especially if you are worried about clausterphobia.
We thought we were clever by bringing high powered walkie-talkies on the ship. As it turned out, others had the same clever idea. Even though we had to switch channels occasionally, it was nice to have a way to communicate if one of us wanted to go off and do something.
As for deals, I would talk to a travel agent who has experience in booking cruises. Ours was able to upgrade our stateroom for a teensy more than we would have paid for the non-balcony one because she received a fax about a cancellation at the last minute and notified us that the room had become available. We went to Dorothy Purdie at Travel Service Montclair. She has a little bit of a bossy edge to her, but she knows her stuff and was good at following through with things. Her number is 339-7000
Hope this helps! -- Ilana
Advice needed on cruises: My inlaws are planning to take us all on a cruise of the inland passage in Alaska. I am worried we will all be sick from the movement of the boat or plain old cabin fever. Has anyone gone on a cruise there? What cruise lines are better (i.e., larger ships, good athletic facilities, large pool, kids' activities)? Thanks!
I know your email said Alaksa, but I'll throw this in anyways. The 7 day cruise we took in the Caribbean visited about 6 or 7 ports. That was too many. When I look back on it all, I can't remember which port was which and it gets all meshed together. Also, we flew on a red-eye flight from SF to Chicago to San Juan Puerto Rico. We arrived in Puerto Rico during the afternoon, their time. By the time we got to bed that night, I was pooped out from being up way too many hours without any sleep, plus the time difference. I was like a zomby. Even so, it was a great trip and that shouldn't stop a person from taking a cruise in the Caribbean.
After our cruises, when we got back home and on land, we had 'shore-sickness.' I think all my friends did too. Legs are a bit wobbly and sometimes you feel like things are swaying, but it doesn't stop you from going about. It goes away in a few days.
Other people have told me that that first day out from SF is the roughest--I think I hit a real bad day. We were lucky to be in an (expensive) room on one of the upper decks with a window that opened, and the fresh air really helped, too. The rest of the trip I was fine, even coming back to SF. I'm sure you'll get better advice, but be prepared for seasickness!
(BTW: If your trip offers an option of flying over a glacier in a small plane--go for it! I remember it was expensive, but it's a truly awesome sight--a river of incredible aqua-colored ice and water-- and one of my best all-time visual memories.)
Has anyone ever taken a cruise with their toddler? We've heard from some colleagues with families that it's a nice easy way to travel together. We were wondering, in particular, what people have done after the little one's bedtime. Have you had a sitter so that mom & dad can go out? Have you rigged some kind of long-range baby monitor so you can hear if your little one wakens without you (or is that a horrible idea)? Thanks in advance.
The ship was a huge floating hotel. It had a special area for children, and although it was for older kids, there was a huge ballpit and other things for our son to do, which he loved. The staff was fantastic. Many of the people who work on cruise ships are foreigners who have left their family behind to spend months out of the year on these ships. They LOVE children. Our son was treated like a prince. They had a special place set for him during our dinner seating, complete with his own yogurt and everything they learned that he loved. He felt very special, as he was constantly attended to by everyone on the ship.
My husband and I tag-teamed for things like working out and stuff like that. We did go out at night a few times. The concierge helped us find a sitter -- one of the crew members who was off duty. Again, she had children of her own at home so she had a terrific time hanging out with our son. We felt very comfortable with her.
If you can swing it, I would try for a room with a balcony. They are solid plexiglass and completely safe. These rooms are a bit bigger, too. Of course they provide a portacrib if you need one.
Enjoy your trip! CWilson
we are thinking of taking our 14 month old baby with us to a 4-day cruise to Mexico. We usually prepare fresh food for her, which is almost not possible to do during crusing. Any suggestion? Also, any precaution we need to take? Thanks. bobee
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SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – The woman who called police on Monday to report a dead body inside her south Sacramento home was arrested on Tuesday and charged with murder.
Officers responded to a home in the 100 block of Emerald Creek Court after the call came in at about 4:43 p.m. The woman, 52-year-old Yanqun Tan, was taken for questioning and arrested early Tuesday morning.
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|National reaction to Celtics trade: Inevitable end of an era
|06.28.13 at 2:03 pm ET
What Celtics fans have long feared has finally come to pass.
Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett reportedly will be shipped to the Nets in exchange for three first-round picks, as well as a five-player package highlighted by 2005 Celtics first-round draft pick MarShon Brooks, Gerald Wallace and Kris Humphries.
The reaction from media around the country is, well, about as one would expect. Many of them used one common phrase in particular in their pseudo-obituaries:
'An inglorious end to a glorious era.' — Paul Flannery, SBNation
'This era of the Boston Celtics was finally destroyed.' — Zach Harper, CBS Sports
'[Celtics fans] were experiencing the other end of the era.' — Ian Thomsen, Sports Illustrated
'An era ended in Boston as the deep-pocketed Nets loaded up for next year's run.' — Chris Forsberg, ESPN
Indeed, the official end of the Big Three Era — a period that lasted twice as long as many expected it to — has come, and with it a new one dawning in Brooklyn.
Ian O'Connor of ESPN New York assesses the trade from the Nets' point of view, and held nothing back about the Celtics' rebuilding
'So make no mistake,' O'Connor writes. 'This is a great night for the Brooklyn Nets, even if it doesn't lead to the title Garnett and Pierce won for the Celtics, who are busy becoming a D-League team in the hope of winning banner No. 18 in a resurgent season to be named (much) later.
'[Nets owner Mikhail] Prokhorov and his industrious GM, Billy King, saw an opening and pounced. The Nets got older and slower in the process, but they also got a lot better, especially in a playoff context.'
|Chris Mannix on D&C: Celtics 'got the most they could possibly get' for Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett
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NBA insider Chris Mannix checked in with Dennis & Callahan on Friday morning, and the Sports Illustrated senior writer commended Danny Ainge and the Celtics for pulling off a blockbuster trade Thursday, agreeing to send Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett to the Nets in exchange for a package headlined by the expiring contract of Kris Humphries, Gerald Wallace and three future first-round picks.
The trade stings a bit at first, sure, Mannix said, but the Celtics got great return for a pair of older players with big contracts.
'Boston got the most they could possibly get for both these players,' Mannix said. 'I'm going to be honest guys, I'm not sure they could've gotten a better haul for them. I'm not sure there is another team out there that would have absorbed one or both of those players and given the Celtics more in return.
'It's a tough pill to swallow because in the short term you don't get a whole heck of a lot in the players they get back. '¦ Regardless, they get immeasurably worse in the short term, but I don't know if they could have gotten more for those players.'
Mannix said Thursday's deal is a very, very risky one for Brooklyn. The organization has in effect given itself a one-year window to win, and it could very well 'backfire in their faces.'
'The Nets are throwing all of their eggs into this one season and hoping they can find a way to get the chemistry to come together and challenge for a championship,' Mannix said. 'Throw in the fact that I have no idea how Jason Kidd is going to be able to coach these guys. I say this half in jest, but I'm almost expecting Kidd to resign in midseason and activate himself and hand over coaching responsibilities to Lawrence Frank so he can get one more ring as a player as a backup. It's just a bizarre situation out there.'
The Celtics, meanwhile, could flip Humphries to the Bobcats for guard Ben Gordon, a deal Mannix said Brooklyn and Charlotte may have explored earlier.
Mannix also expects the Celtics to center their rebuilding around Rajon Rondo. That fact that the team didn't take a point guard in the first round of the Thursday's draft when there were several available speaks volumes about the Celtics' plans.
'It's a big risk, because nobody has any idea what Rondo's reaction is to all this, how he's going to handle being the focal point of a team that's probably going to be really bad next year,' Mannix said. 'There's no reason to believe they can't try to build around Rondo these next couple of years and see what happens. If it turns out he's not capable of doing it, if it turns out it's not working out, you can always flip him at the trade deadline or at the start of the following season for something better in return.'
|Reports: Celtics, Nets agree on multiplayer swap that would send Kevin Garnett, Paul Pierce to Brooklyn
|06.27.13 at 11:01 pm ET
A blockbuster trade that would send Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce from the Celtics to the Nets in exchange for a multitude of draft picks and several players has been agreed upon by both teams, according to multiple reports late Thursday night.
Multiple outlets are reporting that the Nets would get Pierce, Garnett and Jason Terry, while Brooklyn will send three first-round picks (2014, 2016 and 2018) to the Celtics, along with Kris Humphries, Gerald Wallace, Kris Joseph, MarShon Brooks and Keith Bogans (via sign-and-trade).
The move caps off an eventful week for the Celtics, who also saw longtime coach Doc Rivers depart for the Clippers.
According to Yahoo! Sports, the final piece of the puzzle came when Garnett waived his no-trade clause after Brooklyn agreed to guarantee the $12 million owed him for the 2014-15 season, the final year of a three-year deal. (The Nets could have bought out Garnett for $6 million.) Yahoo! also reports that the trade can't be made official by the NBA until July 10.
Reportedly, the Celtics also discussed potential Garnett and Pierce trades with the Warriors and Mavericks.
The deal officially ends the Big Three era in Boston. Garnett and Ray Allen (who left last offseason for Miami as a free agent) were brought to Boston in the summer of 2007 to join with Pierce, a longtime Celtic who was drafted by Boston in 1998. Alongside guard Rajon Rondo, the nucleus of the team delivered the 17th championship in franchise history the following June, defeating the Lakers for the NBA title.
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The Celtics and Nets have agreed to a deal that will send Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to Brooklyn, pending Garnett waiving his no-trade clause, according to Yahoo! Sports columnist Adrian Wojnarowski.
While both sides are pressing to finalize the trade, Garnett "doesn't want to be pressured into a quick decision," a source told Wojnarowski, and the NBA's moratorium prevents any deal from becoming official until July 10.
Jason Terry would reportedly join the two future Hall of Famers in going to Brooklyn.
Meanwhile, the Celtics would receive three first-round picks — in non-successive seasons from 2014-18 by rule, the report said, giving the C's nine first-rounders over the next five seasons.
The Celtics would also assume the following salaries in order to make the deal work: Gerald Wallace (3 years, $30.3 million), Kris Humphries (1 year, $12 million), Reggie Evans (2 year, $3.5 million), Keith Bogans (sign-and-trade) and one more NBA minimum-wage player.
The Celtics also discussed potential Garnett and Pierce trades with the Warriors and Mavericks, according to Wojnarowski.
|Report: Celtics target Josh Smith pending Paul Pierce trade
|06.25.13 at 1:52 pm ET
If the Celtics can unload captain Paul Pierce to a team with enough cap space to absorb his $15.3 million contract next season — acquiring an equally hefty trade exception in return — Danny Ainge already has a sign-and-trade package prepared to offer the Hawks for unrestricted free agent Josh Smith, according to a Sporting News report.
The Bucks and Cavaliers have both been rumored among potential Pierce suitors, but the Celtics legend's desire to play for a contender if he doesn't stay in Boston remains an apparent hurdle for Ainge, who also reportedly wants a first-round pick back for Pierce.
Unless Ainge finds a trade destination for Pierce or both agree to extend the deadline, the C's must decide by July 1 whether to pay Pierce his $15.3 million or cut him for $5 million against the cap.
While Sporting News reporter Sean Deveney's source did not divulge any details of a potential sign-and-trade deal for Smith, the Celtics would reportedly be willing to offer the athletic 27-year-old $15 million.
However, Smith could receive as much as $17.5 million on the open market from teams with the salary cap space (i.e., the Bucks, who sought Smith at the trade deadline), throwing yet another wrinkle into Ainge's rebuilding plans this summer.
Of course, Smith and Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo have been close friends since their days as roommates at Oak Hill (Mouth of Wilson, Va.) Academy. The mercurial Hawks forward has admitted being "a little jealous" of Rondo's Boston experience in addition to conceding that a trade to the C's was "a possibility" in February.
|Adrian Wojnarowski on D&C: Chris Paul pushing Clippers to finish deal with Celtics
|06.20.13 at 9:32 am ET
Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports joined Dennis & Callahan Thursday morning to give an update on the ongoing trade talks between the Celtics and Clippers involving Doc Rivers and Kevin Garnett for DeAndre Jordan and one or two first-round picks.
While the deal appeared to be dead Tuesday, the Clippers started trade discussions again Wednesday at the urging of pending free agent Chris Paul, according to Wojnarowski.
'Yesterday, Chris Paul — really over the last 36 hours or so, Chris Paul really started to pressure the Clippers to get this deal done,' Wojnarowski said. 'If they wanted to keep him in L.A. and to keep him off the free agent market July 1, that they had to get this deal done and to throw that extra draft pick that Danny Ainge has wanted, get this done and all but certainly lock him down to stay with the Clippers. That is what started to happen. The Clippers called the Celtics back yesterday afternoon, reported at Yahoo!, and started a dialogue again.
'Late last night after Brian Shaw interviewed with [Clippers owner] Donald Sterling in L.A., the Clippers management met with Sterling. I don't know if they are going to talk more this morning, but they met with Sterling last night really to give him their recommendation that, 'Hey, we need to do this. Let's give them the pick. Let's make these incredible financial commitments and get this deal done.' I think there is a very good chance that Doc and Kevin Garnett go to the Clippers for Jordan and the two picks as early as today.'
Wojnarowski said the deal makes perfect sense for Garnett, who has a chance to compete for a championship with the Clippers and does not have to play 37 minutes per night. However, he also said trading Garnett and his no-trade clause to the Clippers makes sense for the Celtics, who can use Jordan and the two first-round picks to help rebuild.
'For the Celtics, I really think this is a win-win,' Wojnarowski said. 'They wanted Doc to be their coach. They weren't trying to run him out. But when he expressed his desire to do this, to get two first-round picks out of this, to get a young player, DeAndre Jordan, who they like but they don't love him ' I think everyone in the league feels his contract, he is overpriced. But I know DeAndre is excited about coming to Boston. He feels like maybe it has run its course with him and the Clippers. Maybe he will develop better in Boston. This is a situation where Boston is ready to do this, too. They are not sending Doc away angrily.'
Without Garnett in Boston, Paul Pierce would be the last remaining member of the Big Three that won the 2008 NBA championship together on the Celtics. However, Wojnarowski said there is a good chance that Pierce ends up in a Clippers uniform by the end of the summer as well.
'The Clippers would be one of the teams after [Pierce],' Wojnarowski said. 'For Pierce, if he does become a free agent ' there were a lot of questions around the league ' if Boston does waive him, remember, somebody can claim him on waivers, pick up his deal when they buy him out and pay him the full freight. So that is possible. Boston could still trade Pierce and get something back for him. The Clippers don't have just a clear path to getting Pierce if he becomes free, but certainly there is an opportunity there. You know for Paul it makes all the sense in the world. Home in L.A., back with KG and Doc, a chance to win with the Clippers. It makes all the sense if he does get free to end up with the Clippers as part of the crew.'
To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page. For more Celtics news, visit the team page at weei.com/celtics.
|Stephen A. Smith on D&C: 'A 50-50 shot' Doc Rivers ends up with Clippers
|06.17.13 at 10:24 am ET
Basketball analyst and ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith joined Dennis & Callahan on Monday morning, and he was unsure about whether or not a deal involving Celtics coach Doc Rivers and the Clippers would get done.
With Rivers still under contract for three more years, there are potentially a lot of moving pieces in such a trade. But fortunately for the Celtics, president Danny Ainge has a ton of leverage in the negotiations.
Still, Smith pegged the chances of a trade actually going through at just 50 percent.
'Ultimately, all the cards are being held by Danny Ainge,' Smith said. 'It's a 50-50 shot either a deal gets done or Doc Rivers stays in Boston. I don't think Doc Rivers will sit out for the year, then do television and all this other stuff. I think he's going to stay and coach in Boston this year, or he'll move on because Danny Ainge will see an opportunity to get young and to get a box-office attraction to some degree, if not Blake Griffin, then some quality young guys you can build around.
'Clearly, you have to go in that direction [getting younger]. If you're Danny Ainge, it's going to be a deal you want to make because you're an older squad now, and it's time to move in a different direction. Doc is the one hot commodity that he has. [Kevin Garnett] is 37. Paul Pierce is an aging 35. They're not what they used to be, even though they can still contribute to a championship situation.
'They're not the guys to build around anymore, and if you're Danny Ainge you know this better than anybody. As a result, it will behoove him to get a deal done. And Doc Rivers is the one piece you have that's an ace. You have to maximize it."
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A fat lady walks into a bar with a pig under her arm. The bartender asks: "where did you get the cow?" the fat lady says "its not a cow its a pig", and the bartender said, " I was talking to the pig"
Thanks to: Josh Penn - City of Angels - California - USA.
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At a bar, one patron to another: Excuse me but I think you owe me a drink.
Youre so ugly that I dropped mine when I saw you
Thanks to: Zak Cloe - Dana Point - California - USA.
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A large woman put on a dress and asked her husband if the dress made her look different.
Her husband said, " Youre asking the wrong person, I saw you before you put it on.
Thanks to: Steve - USA.
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A woman puts on a dress two sizes smaller than her large frame and thinking that she looked good she turned to her brother and asked, "How do I look in this dress?"
He said, "Not too bad."
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Springfield, Ohio — Demonstrating Wittenberg's dedication to teaching excellence, Assistant Professor of Education Brian Yontz received the 2014 Association of Independent Liberal Arts Colleges for Teacher Education (AILACTE) Scholar Award at the AILACTE annual meeting in Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 26, 2015. Designed to enhance research that demonstrates the impact of teacher preparation at AILACTE institutions, the $2,500 Scholar Award will be used to support...
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