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Employment is central to maintaining a desirable quality of life, affecting day-to-day activities, financial status and well-being. Those seeking employment must treat their job search as "their job", devoting each week to that goal. You will learn how to plan effective job search strategies, including specific actions to take and resources to use, to achieve success. You will also learn how to create highly effective resumes and cover letters, designed to land interviews. This seminar provides a straightforward and positive approach to job-hunting, regardless of the economic climate.
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On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Valencia High School Theatre Arts students won First Place in Musical Theatre, and First Place in Large Group Drama, at the Drama Teachers Association of Southern California – DTASC - Fall Festival.
Additionally, they won Top Five in the All Female Cast category.
The DTASC is a non-profit theatre organization that has up to 80 schools participating from the entire Southern California area and as many as 2,000 students participating.
Taking First Place at DTASC is the equivalent of winning C.I.F. in sports in the Southern California area. The competition is incredibly fierce and theatre kids from all over take this festival very seriously.
The DTASC is the largest theatre competition of its kind in the United States, he said.
This is our 10th year participating and this is only our second time winning first place in two categories. We're very excited and winning at this level is a really big deal to my students and I.
Valencia High School Theatre Arts won the musical category with songs and scenes from "Fiddler on the Roof" with senior Mark Gofman playing the role of Tevya.
For the Large Group Drama they performed scenes from Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge" with juniors Matthew Voltz and Melissa Manning in the lead roles.
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Recent Events
2014 Class Success
We are extremely proud of our graduating class of 2014; our dear third year residents have exceeded our expectations and never cease to amaze us with their intelligence, dedication and most of all their immense hearts. About 60% of the class applied and interviewed for fellowship positions this year and 100% of them matched at very competitive training programs around the country! We are ecstatic about these results and we have full confidence they will be shining stars at their new institutions, just like they have been during their time here at Saint Agnes!
These are the fellowship programs our third years will be joining this year:
Dr. Ahmed Abdelaziz – Hem/Onc at Wayne State University, Michigan
Dr. Darwin Ashbaker – Pulmonary Critical Care at A & M Scott And White, Texas
Dr. Siddharth Dugar – Critical Care at the Cleveland Clinic, Ohio
Dr. Abhineet Kumar – Hem/Onc at University of Arizona, Tucson
Dr. Mohamed Morsy – Cardiology at University of Tennessee, Memphis
Dr. Chintan Patel – Cardiology at Geisenger Health System, Pennsylvania
Dr. Hibba-Tul Rehman – Hem/Onc at University of Vermont – Fletcher Allen Cancer Center, Vermont
Sameer Ahmed will stay for one more year with us as our Chief Resident and afterwards plans to apply for a fellowship in cardiology.
The rest of the our PGY3 class will be following a very rewarding, noble and much underserved path in medicine as follows:
Dr. Meetu Agrawal will be working as a local primary care doctor.
Dr. Meenakshi Dagar will be working as a hospitalist in Tucson, Arizona.
Dr. Sindhuja Marupudi will working as a hospitalist at Wake Forest.
Dr. Alfredo Montero will be the joining Aventura and West Side Regional Medical Center as an academic hospitalist
To all our PGY3s we congratulate you and we wish you a life full of happiness and achievements.
Holiday Party 2013
On Friday December 13th, 2013 the Internal Medicine Residency program hosted their traditional holiday get-together in the Alagia auditorium to celebrate a year full of great accomplishments and to give thanks for all the excellent work and camaraderie. This year's party was themed 70s style, attendance was excellent, musical entertainment was provided by D.J. Adam who dazzled us with great song selections, funny videos were provided by one of our medical students Jasmine Toor, fun group games were organized and run by the residents, and last but not least food was Mediterranean style and simply delicious! A great many thanks to our second years Rihab Sharara, Safa Hegazin and Inas Abuali who organized the party and made sure it was an undeniable success! Great job girls!
Winners at ACP
As it is now tradition most of the Internal Medicine training programs in the state of Maryland met to compete for the Doctor's Dilemma championship; the competition was held on Saturday February 1st, at Turf Valley Resort, during ACP's Maryland Chapter Annual Scientific Meeting. As usual, the caliber of all participating residents was outstanding so competition was fierce; the audience was kept on-edge throughout. We are proud to announce that our program is the champion this year and will be representing Maryland at the upcoming national ACP meeting in the spring. Congratulations to our outstanding team: Siddarth Dugar (PGY3), Naresh Bhandari (PGY2), Rihab Sharara (PGY2), and Ji Yon Kwon (PGY1)!
Past Events
Graduation 2013
Congratulations to all the graduates of the class of 2013!
This year we gathered in style at Turf valley Resort on June 7th to celebrate our residents' success, to show them gratitude for their hard work and to bid them goodbye as they move on with their careers and lives. This class was an outstanding one and left their mark in the program, they created a legacy for future generations to follow.
This year we had an all time high attendance and we had great entertainment, the residents did an outstanding job on their graduation video which will be a great memento for the program.
Special congratulations to our residents of the year Dr. Naresh Bhandari and Dr. Saquib Chaudhri, thank you for your dedication and all your hard work; congratulations also to the subspecialty teaching attendings of the year Dr. Shadi Barakat and Dr. Bernard Kim, your commitment to resident education and the residency has been of paramount importance in the ongoing improvement of the program. Lastly but not least, congratulations to Dr. Robin Li who won the Golden Apple Award, Dr. Li has always been an huge supporter of the residents and the residency, she has helped shaped the outpatient experience into an enriching and fruitful one for all the residents.
This year's Annual Maryland Associates Meeting, sponsored by the American College of Physicians was once again held here at St. Agnes Hospital on May 16th, 2013 and it reached all time high attendance with well over 300 participants. Residents from all the local Internal Medicine residency programs participated, including the armed forces, and presented a total of 250 posters and oral presentations in this well known state-wide competition. This year we once again reached an all time high of submissions and would like to congratulate all the residents for their commitment to academia and patient care. On a special note our own Dr. Sapna Kuehl was honored with the C. Lockard Conley Award for her contributions to resident education and training and research.
International Day 2013
The popularity of International Day at St. Agnes Hospital just keeps growing and growing, this year our nurses and IT department made amazing and delicious contributions; celebration took place as is tradition in the Alagia auditorium on March 23rd. Once again we showcased many different cultures and countries from around the globe with delicious food and power point presentations by our very own residents and medical students. International Day continues to be one of the most anticipated events of the year at our institution and it fosters institutional relationships and cultural competence.


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BURBANK, CALIFORNIA -- August 10, 2006… Passengers flying from Burbank's airport will be the first in California to have bragging rights to their very own Vegas concierge starting August 10, 2006. Staffed by experts who know Vegas inside and out, the live concierge and show ticketing location will be located at Gate A4, Terminal A at Bob Hope Airport.
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Photobombed by a clown! Erk was at a Foundry Road gig (no surprise!) taking a photo of guitarist Scotty mid song & I got photobombed by vocalist eXplain (aka Clown Boy)
Welcome to episode 205 of Erk FM: International, Erk's multi-genre music podcast featuring a wide range of podsafe, unsigned & independent music from across the world every Wednesday. If you love Australian music, be sure to tune into Erk FM: Australia each Friday.
This week's episode features a range of music from a new music source – Audio Rokit. The website is based in the UK. One day while sorting through my music emails, I received an email from Audio Rokit telling me about the service. After I signed up, I placed an ad telling people about the podcast & the artists you are about to hear responded. I can then look at their bio, listen to their music (including a cool feature which allows you to skip to the chorus of a song) and more. I then tell them if I want to play their music or not. And it's free!
Music supplied by the artists via Audio Rokit.
Song list:
- Freakin' Out - Last Approach
- So Gorgeous - Cozmicsoulfire
- No Tidal Wave - Electroflesh
- Say Sayonara - JoanOfArc
- This Clouded View The Black String Theory
- Calling For You - SLABNINE
- Elysium- The Simpletone
- Need You Near - Ed Napoli
- Did He Say - Melissa & More
- Not Perfect - Odoghan
- Mr Universe - Paul Rushby
- Christmas Alone - Will Richwill
- Nadja - Worldview
- Spacedust - The Vow
- She Moves Through The Fair - Freddie Campbell
- Cheatin' Lover - Simon Rushby
- Breakaway - Black Vendetta
- Give It To You - Dirty Little Billy
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Illustrations of English Philology ... Consisting of I. A critical examination of Dr. Johnson's Dictionary. II. Remarks on Mr. D. Stewart's essay "On the tendency of some late philological speculations." To which is now added, An Advertisement; containing extracts from the English Lexicon, publishing in the Encyclopædia Metropolitana, and from the English Dictionary of Dr. Johnson (1826)
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confirmare ; Lat. confirmare. Firmus, hoc est, stabilis, constans, ...
The Encyclopedia of Sunday Schools and Religious Education (1915)
Giving a World-wide View of the History and Progress of the Sunday School and the Development of Religious Education... by John Thomas McFarland, Benjamin Severance Winchester
It is derived from the Latin confirmare, to establish. Its primary reference is to the strengthening or confirming of character through the gift of the Holy Spirit, this being the point of emphasis wherever confirmation is regarded as a sacrament.
The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature (1853)
Nec vero quis- quam magis confirmare mihi videtur non modo fatum, verum etiam necessitatem et vim omnium rerum, sustulisseque motus animi voluntaries, quam hie qui aliter obsistere fato fatetur se non potuisse nisi ad .has commenticias ...
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An Etymological Dictionary of the Scottish Language (1818)
by John Jamieson
6e- bref-wa, literis confirmare. L. B. brev- ìare, in breves redigere. BREIRD, s. The surface, the uppermost part, the top of any thing, as of liquids. MelnU's MS. Evidently the same with Brerd, q. v. BREITH, adj. Proceeding from fervour of mind .
Encyclopaedia Britannica (1824)
Supplement to the 4th, 5th, and 6th editions ... With preliminary dissertations on the history of the sciences ...
Nec vero quisquam magis confirmare mihi videtur non modo fatum, verum etiam necessitatem et vim omnium rerum, sustulisseque motus animi voluntaries quam hie qui aliter obsistere fato fatetur 6enon potuisse nisi ad has commenticias ...
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be- bref-wa, Uteris confirmare. L. B. brev- iare, in breves redigere. BREIRD, s. The surface, the uppermost part, the top of any thing, as of liquids. Melvill's MS. Evidently the same with Brerd, q. v. BREITH, adj. Proceeding from fervour of mind .
Lexicon Iuris Civilis (1554)
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Nom'usßogitarcxß dubitaret Delibe, tare,confirmare.5p.
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A white 16GB version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is due to hit stores from the week beginning 6 February. Additionally, a 32GB version of the titanium silver handset will also be on sale from that date.
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Local services
Joining up different services more effectively could save £18bn from local authority budgets. This, plus better commissioning of services, would also allow the Government and local authorities to tackle complex social issues through coordinated action between health, education, police, probation and welfare services
A local authority has an important role in deciding how services in a local area are commissioned and provided to ensure residents get the services they need. Councils have a crucial leadership role in working with local partners to ensure resources are used in the most effective way.
Examples of coordinated action at community level include using joined-up services, rather than the 20 agencies that can be involved with one problem family. Dealing with such a family can cost up to £330,000 a year: tackling one problem family alone in Greater Manchester can cost the police up to £50,000 a year through responding to nightly reports of domestic violence. Healthcare could also be co-ordinated better with other locally delivered services.
A recent CBI joint report with magazine The MJ highlights the benefits of moving away from fragmented, siloed approaches to funding and delivering public services. Joining up, joining in demonstrates how sharing resources enables government to tackle complex social issues. Building on this, a joint report with the NLGN show the need for a better dialogue between commissioners and providers. Drawing upon new research, Commissioning Dialogues challenges local authority commissioners and providers to pursue wider engagement, cultivate more diverse skills and adopt a more outcome-focused approach to risk.
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Liz Mayes: Progress on procurement is too slow
It's clear we are missing a trick in unleashing the potential of public procurement to support the growth of the North East's private sector
Progress on procurement is too slow
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Procurement reform must gather pace
New CBI research on public procurement reveals that while firms welcome recent Government reforms in the sector, progress on the ground remains slow
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Organizers of this weekend's International Festival say local Muslims are using this weekend to share Islamic beliefs in the wake of recent attacks against Western targets worldwide.
They insist the Islamic community rejects all types of violence.
Dr. Mahjabeen Islam President of the Islamic Center said, "The Toledo Muslim community and Muslims worldwide reject any kind of violence that is done in the name of Islam, specifically rejects, condones, especially killing in the name of Islam."
Doctor Islam also says the video that sparked anger overseas only served to divide and kill and should not be shown.
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ROCKFORD, Ill. - On Sunday, November 8, the Rockford College Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) took to the streets of Rockford to collect donations of canned goods for the annual Northern Athletics Conference Cans Across the Conference Food Drive. Rockford's student-athletes were not alone, they were followed by several media outlets. The following links feature news clips of Regents helping our community.
The drive pits the SAAC committees from the 13 NAC schools against each other to raise the most cans for local charities. Rockford's SAAC will be collecting cans through November 22. In 2008, Rockford won the drive with 6,750 cans donated to the Rockford Rescue Mission.
9/12/2014 » 10/10/2014Fables & Fairy Tales: The Paintings of Stephen Warde Anderson
9/17/2014FORUM: Constitution Day Lecture
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8/20/2014President's Opening Convocation marks start of Academic Year
8/18/2014Former residence hall slated for demolition
8/11/2014Denise Noe named as Assistant Vice President for Institutional Advancement
8/11/2014Fall courses start Aug. 20 and there is still time to enroll
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"The fight unfolded like I wanted it to. It went to a third round, which is exactly what I saw in my head. I knew it would go at least halfway past the second round. I figured he was going to stand there and try not to use a lot of energy. I figured he was going to try and catch me with something good. He tried to be slow so I put my hands down, to give him opportunities, so he would come at me. I baited him and forced him to put forth some effort. I needed him to tire out, he is tough. I kept punching him and pushing him. Once he burnt out, the fight was mine."
Top Strikeforce draw Nick Diaz discusses his three round war with Scott Smith at Strikeforce: 'Lawler vs. Shields' on June 6. The wily Diaz obliterated Smith in the stand up and submitted him via Brabo choke in the third round. One has to wonder if a rematch with Robbie Lawler is in the near future considering the history between these two scrappers. Diaz won their first contest by KO and despite a loss to Jake Shields last night, Lawler would be the perfect opponent for the California bad-boy. The question here is whether or not a potential win over Lawler will put him at the top of the food chain.? He will never fight teammate Jaske Shields, so who else is there? Sound off, Maniacs.


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AIBA World Boxing Championships: Sky Scholar Jason Quigley guaranteed at least a bronze medal
By Sam Drury - Follow on Twitter. Last Updated: 23/10/13 2:25pm
Jason Quigley: Extended his unbeaten record to 31 fights with his win over Zoltan Harcsa
Jason Quigley moved a step closer to becoming Ireland's first ever AIBA World Boxing Championships gold medallist with a unanimous victory over Hungarian fourth seed Zoltan Harcsa.
All three judges scored the bout 30-27 in the Irishman's favour to hand him a semi-final berth in Kazakhstan and at least a bronze medal.
Quigley was rarely troubled and was ahead on all three cards almost from the off. He confirmed his dominance in the second round as he sent Harcsa to the canvas with a flush right hand.
The Hungarian was able to continue but Quigley's superiority was never challenged as he took the third round to make it 31 fights undefeated going back 18 months.
Game plan
"I went in there and I didn't complicate things," he told the Irish Independent. "I had a game plan and two or three things to do and when the first thing started working I just stuck with it.
"I didn't panic, I didn't rush in to try and take him put because it's a three round fight. If he clips me and I go down it's party over"
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"I caught him a lovely right hand in the second round and he went down.
"I didn't panic, I didn't rush in to try and take him put because it's a three round fight. If he clips me and I go down it's party over.
"I'm ready for anybody, I'm ready for anything. If I had a 12-round fight today I'd still be mentally ready for the next fight."
Next up for Quigley is Artem Chebotarev in Friday's middleweight semi-final. The Russian will provide a stern test for the Sky Sports Scholar having already seen off No 1 seed Esquiva Florentino in the last 16, before winning his quarter-final with a first round knock-out.


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This demo will walk you through the OpenShift command line tooling to create, populate and deploy an existing AeroGear mobile conference registration application. It is a short tour on how to get started with OpenShift, rhc tooling, JBoss EAP 6 and AeroGear HTML 5 applications.
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One of the finer routes on the Tonsai Tower, for the reason that it keeps going up, up, up! The climbing becomes more varied the higher up you go. This is a 6 pitch climb to the SUMMIT of the tower. "Pai Noon Mai" is the original start, but you could also start with "Three Musketeers" or "Gladiator."
Starts in the inset corner, works left, then up. Near the center of the wall. WHen you come up the trail, turn right at the wall, walk 15' and you are at the base.
P1, P2, P3 have a mix of Titanium and stainless glue ins and threads. P4, P5, P6 are ALL Titanium, 2010. As always in Thailand carry some extra cord and/or webbing to back up anchors (which have been replaced as of Feb '10). To link pitches you should take long slings.


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I don't know the name of Montville's Person of the Week. I know he's a he and is from Montville. And that's about all I know, save for the one very important detail that makes him our Person of the Week.
Patch was told that this word of mouth and other media attention brought to the desperate situation the Montville Food Bank has been facing, walked in to the Montville Senior Center Wednesday and handed Senior and Social Services director Kathleen Doherty-Peck $1,000 to help feed the hungry in town this Thanksgiving. And then asked to remain anonymous.
Here's the thing about that: We could just as easily have made the all of you People of the Week for the incredible generosity exhibited since Hurricane Sandy for not just our community and its needs related to hunger, but remember that folks here
I have been overwhelmed and humbled by not only the generosity folks have exhibited with food and other donations, but also by the generosity of spirit I have witnessed in this community since I began as your Patch editor.
And so, this week, it's that spirit we celebrate when we name Mr. Anonymous of Montville as our Person of the Week!


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Births1915: Frank Sinatra
1918: Joe Williams
1938: Connie Francis
1940: Dionne Warwick
1941: Terry Kirkman (The Association)
1942: Mike Pinder (The Moody Blues)
1943: Dickey Betts (The Allman Brothers), Grover Washington, Jr.
1945: Tony Williams
1946: Clive Bunker (Jethro Tull)
1949: Paul Rodgers (Free, Bad Company)
Deaths1967: Otis Redding
Events1901: Guglielmo Marconi recieves the first trans-Atlantic wireless radio signal.
1957: DJ Al Priddy is fired from radio station KEX, Portland, OR, for playing Elvis Presley's version of "White Christmas" on air.
1961: Mike Douglas begins his TV variety/talk show in Cleveland, OH.
1963: The LP John Fitzgerald Kennedy - A Memorial Album becomes the fastest-selling album in history, selling four million copies in six days. The tribute was recorded the day of Kennedy's assassination.
1966: Pink Floyd performs their first concert, for the Oxfam Benefit at London's Royal Albert Hall.
1967: A London Appeals Court commutes the nine-month prison sentence of the Rolling Stones' Brian Jones, citing psychiatric testimony that he could not handle prison. Jones had been busted for marijuana possession.
1969: The Ringo Starr / Peter Sellers film The Magic Christian premieres in London.
1971: The Billie Holiday biopic Lady Sings The Blues, starring Diana Ross, begins principal photography.
1974: The Rolling Stones begin recording their Black and Blue album in Munich, Germany, with an array of second guitarists, cementing Mick Taylor's departure from the group. One of the session guitarists, the Faces' Ron Wood, would become Taylor's permanent replacement.
1976: Backstage after a concert at the Las Vegas Hilton, Elvis Presley meets with televangelist Rex Humbard and breaks down in tears, bemoaning his life's lack of meaning.
1980: Marie Osmond's solo variety series, Marie, premieres on NBC.
1980: Thousands march peacefully in memory of John Lennon in New York, walking down Fifth Avenue and ending at the Dakota Building, site of his murder.
1985: On her 45th birthday, Dionne Warwick is awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
2001: The state of Nevada declares today Frank Sinatra Day.
2002: After three months, Gordon Lightfoot leaves a Hamilton, Ontario hospital, where he'd been sent for emergency surgery on his abdomen.
Releases1964: The Righteous Brothers, "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling"
1969: The Plastic Ono Band, Live Peace In Toronto 1969
1970: Stephen Stills, "Love The One You're With"
Recording1955: Bill Haley and His Comets, "See You Later Alligator"
Certifications1969: Isaac Hayes' Hot Buttered Soul album is certified gold
1973: Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's Brain Salad Surgery album is certified gold
Charts1964: Bobby Vinton's "Mr. Lonely" hits #1
1964: The Beatles Story enters the album charts
1970: Smokey Robinson and the Miracles' "Tears of a Clown" hits #1


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We all know the #1 rank is going to be earned by someone next week, but how many people out there thought #1 UK would be hosting #2 UNC when it came time???
I only caught the second half but UNLV shot lights out and out-hustled UNC. I'm sure they'll bring a much better effort to Rupp, but I just don't see this UNC team beating us next week. i really can't wait for this game. Go Cats!


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"My very first opponent was death. When I was born, I was born premature at George Washington hospital, two pounds, three ounces. I was a little guy, I wasn't supposed to make it. Anybody that you put in front of me is not death, no one, so I'm not afraid of no man. If I can beat death, I can definitely beat a man. He'll probably bleed like I bleed, cut like I cut, he cry like I cry, he has feelings like I have feelings, and this is just what I do. I love to do it. He's in trouble, that's all I can say. I'm ready for war, ready for battle. I got a chip on my shoulder to prove to the world that I'm the best and that's what I'm gonna do."
Ultimate Warrior Challenge (UWC) veteran and Washington D.C. native Mike Easton will make his Octagon debut this Saturday night (Oct. 1) at UFC on Versus 6 from the Verizon Center in front of a hometown crowd. "The Hulk" is ready to smash Byron Bloodworth, who can't hold a candle to death, who Easton tells The Washington Post he already beat as a G.W. preemie back in 1984. Anyone expecting fireworks in this Facebook "Prelim." If so, who's the smart bet?


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Are Deal Lawyers Considered 'Second-Class Citizens' on Wall Street?
Posted Jan 18, 2011 12:54 PM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Investment bankers may be "fee-hungry opportunists," but they are first-class citizens on Wall Street.
Deal-making lawyers, on the other hand, are considered second-class citizens, according to a commentary on the Wall Street Journal's Deal Journal blog.
"If you're a Wall Street deal lawyer, you're a well-paid functionary," the blog says. "You're necessary to the deal and probably superb at what you do, but a functionary nonetheless."
The Wall Street lawyers get paid even when a deal tanks, and the absence of a "success fee" means lawyers earn less money, the commentary says. "And if it's less money, again, why pick the law? I suppose there is more stability and job security. … But is this enough reason to be a lawyer and accept second-rate pay and second-class citizenship on Wall Street?"
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Any way to bring the outdoors in is worth the effort in my opinion. Thankfully I'm not the only one who shares this thought. Today we welcome Dria from DIO Home Improvements, a DIY blog filled with projects and healthy living ideas. Dria is here today to share a project that looks far more luxe than it costs to make. …Read More
Vegan Pumpkin Crème Brûlée
How do you fit a pumpkin in a canning jar? When it's made in to a deliciously smooth, spiced pumpkin crème brûlée! This is just one of the recipes you will find in Kris Holechek Peters' book Vegan Desserts in Jars, a full-color cookbook packed with 75 easy-to-follow recipes (without any dairy or eggs!). Kris has joined us today to share …Read More
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As soon as the kids go back to school and leaves begin to turn, we can't help but feel like it is fall. Even if the temperatures are warm, the pumpkins' brilliant orange colour, abundance of corn, and dahlias blooming en masse, signal that it's without a doubt time for the season to change. Put off trading flip flops for …Read More
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To some people, tulips and other bulbs may be the last thing on your mind but if you take a little time now to plant up some large containers for next spring, I bet you will be pleased as punch that you did! Planting fall bulbs in containers is no different than planting them in the ground, other than you …Read More
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I often find myself wondering around my garden in spring, immensely enjoying the brightly colored blooms popping up everywhere, many times, even through snow covered frosty ground. It's during those times that I reap the benefit of taking the time the previous year to plant my fall bulbs. Bulbs are identified by the season they are planted, not that in …Read More
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Miami Heat superstar LeBron James and Savannah Brinson recently got engaged at a new year's party at SL Nightclub in Miami. The happy couple has been dating since high school and has two children together, LeBron James, Jr., 11, and Bryce Maximus, 4.
Now on to the ring! James proposed with a stunning 5 carat pear shaped diamond ring. According to Aslam Bakshi, owner of Diamond Images USA, "The ring is a traditional Tiffany style ring with a pear shape diamond in the center along with two tapered diamond baguettes on each side. The center diamond should be at least 4-5 carats…with an approximate retail value of between $250,000 and $300,000." Wow.
After the New Year's countdown, LeBron surprised Savannah in front of other Miami Heat players, as well as friends and family. It was actually a real team effort as Heat guard Dwayne Wade kept the ring safe until the proposal and Heat forward Chris Bosh made sure that everything ran smoothly for the big moment.
"It was real cool," LeBron said. "It was an opportunity for me with my personal life. She's happy. My family is happy. That's what it's all about. It is a good point in my life right now. I'm very excited about both on the court and off the court."
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I know it wasn't actually a request, but ... from a discussion regarding the latest Big East big shots meeting:
I was hoping that something really interesting, out-of-box came out of this where everyone could say "hey, never thought of that, it might work" but just adding a couple of mid-level schools, at best, only delays the inevitable. Maybe it keeps the league together for a while but it doesn't save anything and, personally, I would like to see all this junk over and done with. The football schools are going to have to separate from the non-football schools eventually. All this is just for show.
Ok, here's your out-of-the-box idea ... and this is ONLY for football (not for any other sports):
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The Big East invites EVERYONE from Conference USA to join the Big East for football, but ONLY for football.
Eastern Division: Connecticut, Rutgers, West Virginia, Marshall, Cincinnati, Louisville, East Carolina, Central Florida, South Florida
Western Division: UAB, Memphis, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, SMU, TCU, Houston, Rice, UTEP
- Each team plays a round-robin in its own division (no games against the other division)
- Division winners meet for Big East championship game (and BCS bid)
- Each team plays eight or nine conference games *
- Additional media markets for "Big East football"
- A few top-75 football teams (based on Sagarin rankings): Houston, SMU, Tulsa, So. Miss, UCF
- No additional full members are added, so BE basketball is not weakened further
- Big East football survives and maintains BCS AQ status
- No more geographic outposts are added for non-football sports
- USF, WVU and TCU get in-state football conference rivals
- Current Big East schools get a presence in North Carolina (a great state for football recruiting)
- Includes some really lousy football teams (Memphis, Tulane, UAB)
- WVU will whine about traveling to Huntington to play
- Divisions will have an uneven number of teams *
- Big East football is dependent on C-USA for half of its teams
* Since the Big 12 might grab Houston or TCU, the divisions may end up balancing anyway; the Eastern Division could also add one football-only team, possibly Navy.
If you want something out of the box, I think that qualifies.


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This is just a general rant directed at all our playoff opponents (both current and future, assuming we advance). But since we're currently in the first round, I'll direct this at the Blazers fans.These are just general things to consider.
1. Why are you here on a Phoenix Suns fan page? Shouldn't you be on Blazersedge and discussing games over there? I'd like to know since I almost never see you guys drop by for regular season matchups between our teams. I'm new so I guess you guys do things differently around playoff time?
2. If you're gonna be coming here to comment on our game threads or fan posts, can you PLEASE not whine and bitch? It's basketball. Injuries, contact, and hard fouls are going to happen. Emotions will flare and shit happens. So don't start calling Suns players dirty because I don't see Suns fans calling out any Blazers players. It's just playoff basketball and all this small excessive contact is nothing compared to what players went through in the 90s. All this pushing and shoving is basic elementary school stuff, so don't get your panties up in a bunch.
3. We know the Portland Trail Blazers have been plagued with injuries all season. If you're going to talk smack and use this as an excuse for why your team loses, then please just shut up. Like I said in point #2, injuries happen. That's not an excuse. Your team managed to win 50 games and make the playoffs with a depleted roster so they have the capability to win. They're a legit threat and a dangerous team. If the Blazers lose, then they were just outplayed. If the Suns lose, they were just outplayed. NO EXCUSES. We can't know how well a 100% healthy Blazers and Suns team would do against each other. That's all simply conjecture. So just focus on reality and accept what happens.
4. Please don't talk smack. In my opinion it's just stupid. This is a sport and we're all watching it for our entertainment. Make your predictions and support your team but don't come in here and try to start up hate debates or try antagonizing Suns fans. It's pointless. It's just going to be constant bicker that goes back and forth with no real winner. As the West stands now, the playoffs are as competitive as the fight for regular season seeding was. There is no clear winner. I am constantly rooting for the Suns but if they lose, I'm just going to have to accept that they were outplayed by the other team. It's just that simple. So if your team loses, just accept that they just got outplayed by the other team. It just wasn't your team's year. Ok?
I'd also like my fellow Suns fans to abide by my points. We have a strong fanbase so let's just keep up that nice image and keep everything civil. I've rarely seen diehard Suns fans behave like those idiotic bandwagon Lakers and Celtics fans, so I applaud you guys. I personally don't despise any team so don't go and call me a hater.


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Risk-averse asymptotics for reservation prices
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The Philadelphia Eagles retain Juan Castillo as defensive coordinator. Are you kidding me? You are keeping the same guy who lets in passing TD after passing TD with three Pro Bowl cornerbacks. You are keeping the guy who uses arguably the best cover corner in football in zone coverage. You are keeping the guy who COVERS THE BEST WIDEOUT IN THE LEAGUE WITH A ROOKIE LINEBACKER AND SAFETY INSTEAD OF THE PRO BOWL CORNERS YOU GOT FOR A REASON IN FREE AGENCY. You are keeping the guy whose defense CHOKED FIVE GAMES AWAY IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SEASON.
And most importantly of all… You come in as the most hyped team in arguably the HISTORY of football, you go .500… AND YOU DON'T DO A SINGLE THING ABOUT IT. I'm pretty sure Johnnie Lynn wasn't why we went 8-8, was it? Was it our secondary coach who tanked the team? No. It was this coalition of ineptitude known as Andy Reid and Juan Castillo. When you have arguably THE best running back who is being compared to Barry Sanders, you'd think you'd, you know, USE HIM. You'd also think that you'd at least hired the guy responsible would at least get canned. You'd also think that the one guy who creates THE SAME EXCUSE EVERY TIME WE LOSE A GAME would get fired too.
Juan Castillo. Don't get me started on this guy. Before he got hired, the last time he even sniffed a defensive job was in 1989, at Kingsville High School, when LeSean McCoy was in his diapers taking his first steps that would lead him to stardom. Throughout the first three quarters of the year, his defense did nothing but tank and choke. His run defense: deplorable. Only one linebacker comes close to being starter quality, and that's Brian Rolle. Fokou and Chaney are decent backups, and Matthews is unknown. Sure, the last few games, the defense was good. But let's be honest here, do you know how easy it is to shut down Rex Grossman, Stephen McGee, and Mark Sanchez? You shut down three of the worst starting quarterbacks in the NFL (well Romo got hurt, so I'm not counting him), who deserve to be on the bench holding a clipboard, and all of a sudden you're praised and FOUR GAMES is enough to retain him? Give me a break. What about the five he choked away?
And now, to Jeff Lurie, the owner of the Eagles: If you're watching this video, I've finally figured it out your darkest secret: you don't care about football. As long as the money keeps rolling in, you're fine with it. Football is the most popular sport in America right now. The Flyers are doing fine, but hockey isn't as popular as football, and the Sixers just got the ball rolling.Basically, the Eagles have a near-stranglehold on winter sports in Philadelphia. The money isn't going to stop rolling in. And after this DEBACLE of a season, which you did ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to fix, nobody can sit there and tell me that you still care about football. This isn't your playtoy. This isn't your team. This is the city's team. This is the fans' team. MILLIONS have emotions set deep into this team. Their fathers rooted for this team, and their grandfathers rooted for this team. And you don't care about them. You don't care about the millions of fans. You don't care that our team, coming in as one of the most hyped teams in the league, the team that saw a parade in the future for certain, only won half of their games and didn't sniff the playoffs. You only care about money. Go do the city of Philadelphia a favor, sell the team, and move as far away from Philadelphia as possible before some psycho fan does run you out.
Fans, the nightmare still lives on. If Jeff Lurie really cares about football, here's what you do next season. Fire Reid. Fire Castillo. Keep Washburn and Mudd. Mornhinweg isn't as awful as people see him as, and neither is Roseman. I wouldn't mind either way. Promote Bowles to DC. Go out in free agency this season, sign someone like Tulloch or draft Kuechly, and draft a safety for next year. And go out and hire a competent coach next year. As I'm listening to ESPN Radio, I just heard the phrase "sentimentality kills franchises". Right now, sentimentality is destroying the Eagles.


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Jackson Norvell will serve as Ashley High School's new principal, while Steven Sullivan, Ed.D., will serve as Hoggard High School's.
Norvell is currently an assistant principal at New Hanover High School, and has previously been an assistant principal at Pine Valley Elementary School, and Pender County's Cape Fear Middle School. He also served as an intervention specialist at Noble Middle School and an instrumental music teacher at both Roland-Grise Middle School and Topsail Middle School.
Norvell graduated from UNCW with a Bachelor of Music degree and a Master of School Administration degree.
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Good morning. Are you awake? You should be. Zobel and Rohal are giggling in bed together, Rizzo's in the shower, and I'm about to go make my own waffle. I feel weird about the screening, but I think it'll go okay. I'm more excited to see Jimmy and Jeff's FACE VALUE. Still don't know if I'm gonna sit through SJ.
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And who killed drug imports?
"Pharma came out of this better than anyone else," said Ramsey Baghdadi, a Washington health policy analyst who projects a $30 billion, 10-year net gain for the industry. "I don't see how they could have done much better."…
Lobbyists beat back proposals to allow importation of low-cost medicines and to have Medicare negotiate drug prices with companies. They also defeated efforts to require more industry rebates for the 9 million beneficiaries of both Medicare and Medicaid, and to bar brand-name drugmakers' payments to generic companies to delay the marketing of competitor products.
Washington has its share of murder mysteries, but the one that interests Sen. Byron Dorgan involves the untimely death of his amendment to allow cheaper prescription drug imports from Canada.
There are several sets of fingerprints in the Senate chamber where the legislation died, including some from the White House, says Dorgan, a North Dakota Democrat. "They did not support this," and worked with Democratic Senate leaders to kill it in order to move the larger bill forward, he said in an interview. The amendment failed in the Senate Tuesday evening.


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Freshman Elisabeth Rau shot a career-best 72 in the second round on Sunday
Feb. 23, 2014
PEORIA, Ariz. – The Colorado State women's golf team put together its best golf under first-year Head Coach Annie Young at the Westbrook Spring Invitational on Sunday.
After 36 holes at the Westbrook Village Golf Club in Peoria, Ariz., the Rams shot a 588 (+12), their best two-round total since Oct. 2012 at the Price's 'Give 'Em Five' Intercollegiate, where the team carded a 586.
"We got better as the day went on," said Young. "It was good to see the girls being aggressive but we need to just eliminate a couple mistakes."
The day began with the Rams shooting a 295, led by senior Christina Spinzig who finished the first 18 holes with an even round 72. Spinzig, a native of Evergreen, Colo., birdied three of her first four holes to start two-under. Spinzig's Classmates Betsy Kelly and Emily Roering, playing in the Nos. 1 and 2 spots, respectively, also finished the first round in the top 50. Kelly and Roering carded two-over 74s.
Earlier this week, Young said playing two rounds on the first day can be detrimental to the team if they are struggling or beneficial if they are playing well. On Sunday it helped as the Rams improved their score in the second round, carding a 293 (+3).
CSU's three-over performance in the second round is their lowest single round since the Price's 'Give 'Em Five' Intercollegiate in Oct. 2012, where the Rams shot a 289.
Heading into the final round on Monday, CSU sits in a tie for 12th place but only three strokes out of the top 10.
Roering leads the Rams at one-over after 36 holes, putting her in a tie for 24th. Spinzig is only two strokes behind Roering after carding a 147, and two strokes behind Spinzig is Kelly and Elisabeth Rau (149).
Rau, a freshman from Irving, Texas, recorded the best single round of her career shooting an even-par 72 in the second round.
Junior Jessa LaBarbera rounded out the CSU lineup with a 151 (+7).
The Westbrook Spring Invitational, which features 10 top-100 programs in the latest Golfweek/Sagarin national rankings, might be the most competitive tournament the Rams play this season. Ohio State's Jessica Porvasnik leads the tournament with a two-round score of 132 (-12), ahead of Oregon's Cathleen Santoso (-11).
Oregon, ranked No. 19 nationally, leads the tournament, with a two-round score of 553 (-23), six strokes ahead of No. 35 Ohio State (559).
Competition resumes Monday morning with a shotgun start slated for 8 a.m. MT. Live scoring throughout the Westbrook Spring Invitational is available at www.golfstat.com.
T12 Colorado State 295-293--588
T24 Emily Roering 74-71--145 (+1)
T36 Christina Spinzig 72-75--147 (+3)
T45 Betsy Kelly 74-75--149 (+5)
T45 Elisabeth Rau 77-72--149 (+5)
T64 Jessa LaBarbera 75-76--151 (+7)
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Editor's Note: I thought last week's cross-posting with Canal Street Chronicles went very well and so I thought we'd do the same thing with the fine folks at Pats Pulpit. I just posted the Niners Nation Q&A over at Pats Pulpit so as they ask questions I encourage you to answer them if you get a chance as we did last week. Just reply to the specific question to keep the thread organized. So for now, fire away at MaPatsFan.
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this is MaPatsFan, blogger at Pats Pulpit. Instead of doing the usual "5 Questions with..." segments, your fearless leader Fooch suggested we cross-post and directly answer your questions in a FanPost. Great idea, so here we go. Below is a brief summary of where the Pats are so far.
Brady's down! Brady's down! I think I blogged until about 2am that night when KC's safety, Bernard Pollard, ended Brady's season and threw the team into quarterback turmoil. Brady's been an ironman since 2001, a regular fixture under the center, so it was a bit jarring, to say the least. That being said, Matt Cassel, Brady's 4 year backup, is the starter for the forseeable future. Matt did a good job during his first outing with the Chiefs and handled his first NFL start against the Jets quite well, but our last outing against Miami was a disaster. Cassel had some issues, but I pin that loss on the defense - more on that later.
What we're missing with Cassel is the relationship Brady developed with his receivers, specifically Randy Moss. Matt isn't there yet as evidenced by the routes Moss is running. Randy is more of a vertical, long ball guy and lately, he's been running inside routes which scares the absolute daylights out of me. He's lanky and uncoordinated when turned inside and I can just see him getting smacked by some hungry linebacker or safety. I'd really like to see Moss stay on the seams for higher yardage passes.
As far as the running game is concerned, it was extremely weak during the Dolphins' game with 79 yards total. Miami's defense was reading the offense very well and plugging up holes. Even options to the RBs met with limited success to the tune of only 6 yards from the backfield.
The Patriots did not have a good day against Miami. Allowing 461 net yards, they were schooled, specifically by the infamous "Wildcat" play. Overall, I've been feeling like the defense is playing too soft and not creating enough pressure on the quarterback. They have traditionally run bend-but-don't-break 3-4, but it's doing a little more than bending. My belief is they're concentrating too much on man-to-man receiver coverage and forgetting about getting in the QB's face. What I'm hoping to see against the Niners is far more blitzing and pressure from our DE's Richard Seymour and Ty Warren as well as our OLB's Mike Vrabel and Adalius Thomas. Force the QB to make decisions too fast and you can shutdown an offense.
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Its funny that before yesterdays game everyone was "Luck is better than half the people in the NFL now", he is godlike etc etc rambling on rambling on.
But yet after yesterdays blowout and he has little to no yards for a game of that magnitude and did nothing to show he was as good as advertised when playing other top notch teams and funny NOONE IS ON SAYING ANYTHING ABOUT IT but let him have won the game and how many people would have jumped at the chance to say to all the nay sayers see how good he is.....
Point being, he is not that good, look at his yards per pass attempt and you will see, HE IS DOING ALOT OF SHORT 4-5 yard passes and people complain about mr CHECK DOWN CHAD. He is no different with what he is doing, he is not making spectacular passes he is an ordinary QB playing in a weak conference that will translate to an average Joe QB. No different than the Gabberts, Bradfords, and that middle tier QBs.
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I read Killers article this morning on MLive.com. Killer believes that the players should be resting now and not engaging in any football activity. Enjoy the fact that their are no "pointless OTA's" to show up to months before football begins. He took criticism from some fans on his opinions on what the players should do. I would have written something too but Tom has always been allergic to responding to my emails so I didn't think there was a point... but I can do this on POD.
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The NFL gets more and more competitive every year. More and more players are coming out of college and try to make it in the big time. That's why now a days you see fairly decent players being traded for later round draft picks... more and more "Gems" are showing up in the later rounds and the value of those picks is growing every year. Until anything changes, you are still only allowed a 53 man roaster. The way that teams are set up these days it makes that a very hard number to obey. Those 4 pre season games gives those other players who have something to bring to the table a stage to prove themselves and gives them time to show their consistency too. The OTA's are not pointless... the point of them is for the players to soak up as much information as possible while reestablishing team comradery and getting into sync. How much "wear and tear" and can you possible rack up from OTA's? Seriously how much? Let me educate Mr. Kowalski...
Football players statistically have a very short career and unfortunately... a shorter life span then the average citizen. One day you are a starting QB in the NFL and then you get injured... and then another Tom Brady comes along. Coaches don't "hold" your spot out of loyalty. "Out of sight, out of mind" they call it.
If I was an NFL football player on this day, I would be telling myself that I need to be staying in shape because if showed up to camp or get injured in a game because I didn't do a good enough job keeping myself in shape in the off season when I had the opportunity, somebody is going to come in I can guarantee you they worked harder than I did in the offseason and they are here to not only to take my spot... but to keep it.
Just for the sake of argument, let's talk about the fact that there have been significant injuries over the years in the pre season. Michael Vick broke his leg in a pre season game. James Stewart was injured a few times in the pre season. Ki-Jana Carter injured his leg on the 3rd carry of his first pre season game and never fully recovered. These are all concerns! Bryant Johnson was injured in the pre season once too... though he wasn't playing football. It was a "golf cart" accident. Don't even get me started.
Injuries happen. You can't predict them and even when you do everything in your power to prepare yourself and to protect yourself they just happen. People sprain their ankles when they are playing basketball and accidentally step on someone's foot; bigger guys like O and D linemen pull their hamstrings all the time. What can you do?
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"South Carolina is the African American primary"??
by crackityjones, Mon Jan 21, 2008 at 12:47:02 PM EST
I am a little disturbed at some of the comments I am reading on this site about South Carolina including the one I just posted as the title of this diary. ANother Hillary supporter has posted "Will Obama just go away if we let him win this one?"
The conventional "wisdom" seems to be that because there are a lot of african americans in South Carolina it doesn't really matter if Barack Obama wins. He's black after all!
A few of the comments are of the "Let Barack have his day.." etc. Why? Because he is black???? The same people that consistently voted for the Clintons en masse don't matter now that they want to vote for Barack Obama?
It seems very insulting to assume african americans only vote for Barack because he is black. It seems kind of racist actually to think this way... Is it not possible that african americans prefer Barack Obama because he speaks more to their concerns?
Is this the general belief by Hillary supporters? That South Carolina doesn't matter because african american democrats make up a disproportionate percentage of the electorate (as compares to other states)?
The idea seems to be- and there are indications of this- that Hillary's campaign (and her vociferous supporters including on this site) is writing off South Carolina. Too many african americans there!
I always thought african americans mattered to the democratic party. Do we want a nominee that is going to ignore their voice? More importantly assuming Hillary goes - as seems likely- to win the nomination: is she then going to campaign for their votes? Will they THEN matter once again? (will it be like that Stevie Wonder song about how the white politician only shows up before election day?).
In sum I am surprised about readers on this site writing off South Carolina because it has a lot of african americans. I am also surprised about Hillary writing it off. I would also note that South Carolina has a lot of white people which is something that seems to be ignored!
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Jewelry was stolen from a residence on Paradise Road, according to a 10:50 a.m. report.
Police received a 2:41 p.m. report of a child on the sidewalk at 602 Loring Ave., but an officer was unable to locate the child or anything suspicious.
Police received a 7:15 p.m. report that somebody was looking into cars at 15 Newbury St., but an area check didn't yield anything suspicious.