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And there's yet another good reason for new moms to breast feed boosting their children's -- is a new study from Boston Children's Hospital finds that children. That longer buy -- breast milk performed better on IQ test equipment might. Each additional month of any amount of breastfeeding translated into an IQ boost of 13 of a percent exclusively breast -- kids. Did even better it's twice that --

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Anthony Weiner's campaign manager calls it quits amid new revelations

Danny Kadem, Anthony Weiner's campaign manager, has stepped down after the candidate's most recent publicity regarding his behavior online, according to The New York Times. TODAY's Erica Holt interviews David Gregory of NBC's "Meet the Press" about the impact this could have on Weiner's campaign.

By Daniel Arkin, Staff Writer, NBC News

Anthony Weiner?s campaign manager has quit in the wake of new revelations about the New York City mayoral candidate's online communications with women, according to a spokeswoman.

The move was first reported by The New York Times late Saturday and confirmed to NBC News by Barbara Morgan, Weiner?s press contact.

Danny Kedem, 31, informed Weiner that he could no longer run day-to-day operations after the mayoral hopeful admitted Tuesday that he continued to send raunchy photos and messages to women after resigning from Congress in 2011 amid a "sexting" scandal, according to the Times report.

When contacted by NBC News, Kedem declined to comment.

Kedem?s resignation deals another blow to Weiner?s beleagured campaign, which has struggled to rebound in the polls following the candidate?s disclosures in the last week.

On Tuesday, Weiner confessed to explicit communications with six to ten women ? three of them after he resigned ? after a gossip website published texts and photos it said were from 2012.

Eduardo Munoz / Reuters

Former U.S. congressman from New York and current Democratic candidate for New York City Mayor Anthony Weiner stops to speak to the media outside after speaking to members of Brownsville Community Baptist Church in Brooklyn, New York on July 28.

At a press conference Tuesday, Weiner ? accompanied by his wife, Huma Abedin, an aide to Hillary Clinton ? apologized and asked voters for a second chance.

?Some of these things happened before my resignation. Some of them happened after,? Weiner said.

?While some things that have been posted today are true and some are not, there is no question that what I did was wrong. This behavior is behind me,? he said, calling his digital indiscretions ?problematic to say the least and destructive to say the most.?

On Monday, the gossip website The Dirty claimed that Weiner, allegedly using the alias ?Carlos Danger,? met an unnamed 22-year-old woman on the social media website Formspring in July 2012, sent her explicit photos and had phone sex with her before the relationship ?fizzled.?

Weiner, a six-term congressman who represented the New York City boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens, resigned in disgrace in June 2011 after it was revealed he sent a photo of himself in his underwear to a woman via Twitter.

He initially denied it was him in the photo or that he sent it, but Weiner eventually came clean, confessing that he had carried on ?inappropriate? conversations through Twitter, Facebook, email and over the phone with six women over a three-year period.

And yet, less than two years after a stunning fall from grace, Weiner, 48, appeared to be in the midst of a comeback.

Two months after he announced his return to the political stage, he was near or at the top in several polls in the race to replace Michael Bloomberg, eclipsing New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who was widely considered the frontrunner.

Kedem was likely a key ingredient in Weiner's successful formula, helping to transform the long-shot candidate -- a mainstay of tabloid headlines and late-night talk show punchlines -- into a legitimate contender for New York City's top job.

Weiner has not indicated that he will drop out of the race.

Tracy Connor of NBC News contributed to this report.

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Viewpoints: Rove Warns Against Government Shutdown; 'Despicable' GOP Tactics; Medicare Database A Tool To Control Costs

Fox News: Republicans Must Resist Game Of Chicken With President Over Obamacare
President Obama would love nothing more than Republicans? providing him a bully pulpit and big stick with which he can beat them daily through the 2014 midterm elections. ?That?s what the Republicans would give Mr. Obama if they shut down the government by trying to defund Obamacare in the Continuing Resolution (CR) to fund the federal government after October 1. That?s because the Continuing Resolution only affects discretionary spending. ?Virtually all of Obamacare costs are mandatory spending, unaffected by what?s in the CR (Karl Rove, 7/26).

Bloomberg: Drop The Disastrous Plan To Defund Obamacare
Conservatives on Capitol Hill think they have a chance to strike a mortal blow against President Barack Obama?s health-care overhaul this fall. If their plan goes forward, however, it will backfire. The plan is to oppose any bill to fund the government or increase the debt limit that also provides money for putting the health-care law in place (Ramesh Ponnuru, 7/26).

The New York Times:?The War Over Health Care Exchanges
Federal and state governments are entering the home stretch in the race to carry out the most important health care reform in more than four decades. The most pressing task is to establish new health care exchanges, the electronic marketplaces in which consumers will be able to compare and buy insurance plans just as they buy airplane tickets or rent cars on the Internet. ...?To their shame and discredit, Republicans are trying to block efforts to inform people about the law and are using scare tactics to keep them from enrolling. ... Their tactics are despicable?(7/26).

Roll Call:?Open Exchanges To The Poor In States That Opt Out Of Medicaid
Passage of the Affordable Care Act has positioned the United States to establish a national floor of insurance coverage for nearly all Americans, using an approach that combines employer coverage with Medicaid for the poor and a subsidized health insurance marketplace (exchanges) for people who have neither. Several unexpected twists threaten to derail this effort. The question is how to devise a solution (Sara Rosenbaum and Patricia Gabow, 7/26).

Politico: Give The Public Access To The Medicare Database
For no compelling reason, a commanding tool for trying to contain health care costs is lying unused. That sidelined powerhouse is the Medicare claims database, which holds a record of all payments from taxpayers to physicians and other providers for seniors? health care (Sen. Chuck Grassley and Sen. Ron Wyden, 7/28).

The Wall Street Journal: The Affordable Care Act's Rate-Setting Won't Work
Although I've been critical of many components of the law, there is still much to applaud. Accountable Care Organizations could eliminate duplicative services and prevent medical errors while seeking to reduce costs for individuals, particularly if their creation ultimately leads to the end of fee-for-service medicine, as I believe it will. In addition, the Health Insurance Marketplace exchange systems, once implemented, will provide individuals with competitive plan options based on price, services, quality and other factors. Even more important, the exchanges will make the process of securing health insurance much easier and more transparent for millions who don't currently have it. ? That said, the law still has its flaws, and American lawmakers and citizens have both an opportunity and responsibility to fix them. One major problem is the so-called Independent Payment Advisory Board (Howard Dean, 7/28).?

The Washington Post: Mr. Obama Should Not Ignore Entitlements?
But that?s a far cry from leveling with the public about the fact that Social Security, Medicare and the rest are crowding out other domestic priorities ? including those that the president emphasized in his speeches ? and that these programs are at the heart of the country?s long-term fiscal challenges, which have still not been addressed even as the deficit has declined in the short term (7/27).

The Hill: Opinion: GOP Gets It Wrong On Health Law
Eighty-three percent of Americans, according to last week?s NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, disapprove of Congress. That was the highest level in the history of the poll. The anger is so deep now that 57 percent want the entire Congress thrown out (Juan Williams, 7/29).

The New York Times: News Analysis: The Hype Over Hospital Rankings
Last week U.S. News and World Report released its annual list of ?Best Hospitals.? Web sites are being updated to celebrate victories. (Johns Hopkins ranks No. 1!) ... For American hospitals large and small, it clearly pays to advertise, particularly in these tough economic times and with the Affordable Care Act poised to throw tens of millions of newly insured patients into the market. ... Some critics decry the glut of hospital self-promotion as not just wasteful and costly, but also potentially dangerous?(Elizabeth Rosenthal, 7/27).

Earlier from KHN:?Hospital Ratings Are In The Eye Of The Beholder

This is part of Kaiser Health News' Daily Report - a summary of health policy coverage from more than 300 news organizations. The full summary of the day's news can be found here and you can sign up for e-mail subscriptions to the Daily Report here. In addition, our staff of reporters and correspondents file original stories each day, which you can find on our home page.

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Contribution Of Sacramento Assisted Living Facilities In Caring Senior Members Of Society

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Many elder people lost their freedom, independence in their own home. They wish do live their life in such atmosphere where they could enjoy their personal freedom, their privacy and their independence too. Being stayed in home sometimes does not make them feel satisfied with their lives. At that time the question generally arises that what should you do for your loved ones happiness? What action should be taken for their livings? In this article, you will get the best solutions about choosing assisted living facilities in your area, like for instance Sacramento assisted living facilities.

In our society, the reputation of nursing homes is bit downer. The people do not prefer to live in such nursing homes due to some of the demerits it has from several years but still there are so many homes, which are well reputed and has so many facilities available for old members of the society. If you are loved, health is well maintained and you do not required the regular medical care at that time you don?t need to place them in nursing homes. There are also so many options for them where your loved one could feel more comfortable.

Overview of Assistant Living Facilities

ALF?s are the homes where your loved one can live with their comfort and they can get the assistance with their daily living routine. Your loved one can also feel independent in the assisted living facility homes. The main objectives of such homes are to provide the independence to the people by bridging the gap between the independence of the people with the nursing homes. For choosing the best option for your loved one there are so many difference, which should be taken in mind before deciding any place for them.

Restrictions

In assisted living facilities the people is not much restricted to do anything they like while in nursing homes proper Medicare is provided to the people and for that there are lots of restrictions on the people.

Charges

The assisted living is costly because they provide the personal apartments with so many settings to the person and in nursing homes; limited space is provided to them.

Facilities

The facilities are individually provided in assisted living but the nursing homes provide facilities group wise.

Atmosphere

The atmosphere of assisted living is as if homes and the atmosphere of the nursing homes are like any hospital.

If your loved one is needed the assistance in their daily activities, Sacramento assisted living facilities will become the best option for them and if your loved one needs the proper care with their health then the nursing homes will become the best option for them.

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East's Coach, Lin Dunn, Named To Women's Basketball Hall Of Fame

UNCASVILLE ? Lin Dunn had already made history Saturday by being a part of the first female tandem to coach an All-Star Game in WNBA history with Cheryl Reeve.

But her day was even more special than that.

Dunn, the coach of the Eastern Conference and defending champion Indiana Fever, was named to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame's Class of 2014.

"This is my 43rd year coaching basketball," Dunn said. "I've coached college and professional and even before Title IX [was enacted]. It's a moment in my career to reflect and look back. I'm humbled to be going into a Hall of Fame that many of my friends already belong."

The class was announced Saturday during halftime of the WNBA All-Star Game. Joining Dunn is former WNBA star Yolanda Griffith. Former collegiate All-Americans Michelle Edwards and Jasmina Perazic also will be inductees.

The other honorees are former TV analyst Mimi Griffin and former coach/athletic director Charlotte West.

Status Quo

During a 15-minute pregame media session, WNBA President Laurel Richie said the league is more interested in building the health of its 12 teams than worrying about expansion.

"We want to make sure those teams are as strong as they can be," Ritchie said. "I would say expansion is in the future, but we have not assigned a number [of teams] or date on [the process]."

"We're no different than any other league. Our goal is to bring more fans to the arenas. We look at our attendance figures, which are heading in the right direction. We look at our [corporate] sponsorships, which are heading in the right trajectory. We want to keep heading in that direction."

Ritchie would not comment about the future of player compensation, currently capped at $107,000 a year. That's because the Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Players' Association is up for renegotiation after the season.

Female World

Dunn and Cheryl Reeve became the first female tandem to coach the All-Star Game in league history. ? ABC hooked up official Lamont Simpson with "Ref Cam," which was attached to his right temple on an intricate headband. ? The players wore their team warmup jerseys in an effort to personalize the franchises they represented. ... By playing in Saturday's game, Seattle's Tina Thompson set a WNBA record with her ninth All-Star Game appearance. She is retiring after the season. Tamika Catchings played in her eighth game Saturday, tying her with the retired Lisa Leslie for second place. ? Former UConn star Maria Conlon-Rinaldi had a prime front-row seat across from the East bench. She is one of Diana Taurasi's close friends dating to their championship careers with the Huskies. Conlon-Rinaldi is one of the 11 dignitaries being inducted into the inaugural Seymour Sports Hall of Fame in November. ? Seattle's Sue Bird, not playing this season while recovering from hip surgery, was also in the stands. ? Candace Parker's MVP marked the fifth time in 11 All-Star games that a Los Angeles player won the award. Lisa Leslie won three and Nikki Teasley won one.

Taurasi Issues Challenge

Diana Taurasi made news a few years ago by posing nude for ESPN The Magazine's "Body Issue," which features athletes in various stages of undress. This year's issue featured her former UConn and Olympic teammate, Swin Cash.

Taurasi was asked who won the contest.

"I mean, we can go full frontal if [Cash] wants," Taurasi said, laughing.

'Four Of Five'

Dunn, coach of the defending WNBA champion Fever, had to hold herself back at the end of the game as the West was pulling away for the win. She said she forgot for a moment that she was coaching an all-star game.

"One thing about me, I like to win," Dunn said. "We had five goals going into the game ? showcase it, give everyone quality minutes, have fun, no injuries and win. We got four of five. But it was tremendously hard at the end of the game and my assistant had to remind me this was an all-star game. I had blocked it out."

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Microsoft CEO Admits the Surface is a Flop, Explores Next-Gen Improvements

Microsoft CEO Admits the Surface is a Flop, Explores Next-Gen Improvements

Published on 07-27-2013 04:31 AM

It wouldn?t be much of a surprise for an average person to say that Microsoft?s iPad-killer has turned out to be a disappointment but recently Steve Ballmer, the company?s optimistic CEO, is admitting to employees that the Surface is a flop. Ballmer supposedly held a ?rally the troops? event at the Microsoft Campus recently to go over the company?s quarterly earnings as well as boost company morale. According to people at the event, Ballmer dove into how disappointing it has been trying to make the Surface a success.

Ballmer continued to tell the group that the company had ?built a few more devices than we could sell? according to the folks at Neowin. Later he admitted that Windows 8 hasn?t been adopted as fast as he had hoped and that Microsoft isn?t selling as many Windows devices as he wants either. The company has tried everything it can to sell the Surface, from a huge media campaign full of anti-iPad ads to large discounts on the hardware, but nothing has worked to convince consumers to choose the Surface over Apple?s tablet, or even the Nexus 7 or Kindle Fire HD.

Despite the $900 million loss Microsoft took from Surface sales last quarter, Ballmer says the company is working super hard to convince Instagram to make an app for Windows Phone and Microsoft is already making plans for the next-generation Surface, which might include the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor. The future of the Surface doesn?t seem too bleak as Ballmer still has some optimism left. We?ll have to wait and see what Microsoft does to improve its chances in the tablet market.

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