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This Rough Magic
When Lucy's sister Phyllida suggests that she join her for a quiet holiday on the island of Corfu, Lucy is overjoyed. Her work as an actress has temporarily come to a halt. But the peaceful idyll does not last long. A series of incidents, seemingly unconnected - but all surrounded in mystery - throws Lucy's life into a dangerous spin, as fear, danger and death - as well as romance - supplant the former tranquillity.
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Week 5 Grey Report
August 27, 2016
Because Not All Matchups are Black and White
Team Rankings (T = Total, R = Rush, P = Pass)
Injury Status (O = Out, D = Doubtful, Q = Questionable, P = Probable)
- Expect a Monster Week
- Good Starter
- Solid Starter
- Emergency Starter
- Hope You Are Not This Desperate
Team Rankings (T = Total, R = Rush, P = Pass)
Injury Status (O = Out, D = Doubtful, Q = Questionable, P = Probable)
- Expect a Monster Week
- Good Starter
- Solid Starter
- Emergency Starter
- Hope You Are Not This Desperate
|Arizona Cardinals at San Francisco 49ers - Thursday 7:25pm
|Arizona Cardinals
Carson Palmer - - Has been on a roll and has a good matchup, so you probably want to keep riding the veteran signal caller.
David Johnson - - Continues to make big plays, but still not getting enough touches to make him a safe option. If you are in a bind, he could make a big play and help, but is a gamble. The potential return of Ellington could cut into his chances, so it may be best to play it safe with another option.
Chris Johnson - - The expected return of Ellington could cut into his touches, but he does have a solid matchup and likely still gets plenty of touches since Ellington in not fully healthy. So while he has risk, he is probably worth a shot.
Andre Ellington - - That knee is still not fully recovered, but he could be back in the mix, though CJ2K may carry a little more of the load until he heals a bit more. So probably best to play it safe and sit him out at least one more week.
Larry Fitzgerald - - Continues to roll and with another good matchup, you probably want to keep riding him.
John Brown - - A good matchup could allow him to make some plays again, though with Floyd starting to get more involved, it could lead to less targets for Brown, but until that happens, I'd consider him a worthy starter.
Michael Floyd - - Still working his way back into the mix, but is starting to see more targets and with a good matchup, it could be time to give him a shot. Still a little leery with Brown and Fitzgerald producing, but you can do worse.
Jaron Brown - - While he can make a big play, he is usually not targeted enough to consider him worth starting.
Jermaine Gresham - - Just not being used enough as a receiver to have any real fantasy value.
Chandler Catanzaro - - Coming off a big game and the offense should be able to keep going, though playing against a capable defense on the road could mean plenty of FG attempts again.
Arizona Cardinals - - The defense continues to play well and facing an offense that has struggled to protect the QB and could lead to some mistakes.
|San Francisco 49ers
Colin Kaepernick - - Even with his running ability, it is hard to rely on him as horrible as he has looked thus far. He does have a great matchup, but it is really hard to trust him, so unless you are desperate, I'd just avoid him.
Carlos Hyde - - Continues to struggle and with a tough matchup, it is probably best to checkout other options and hope that this offense can start to turn things around.
Torrey Smith - - Sure he could make a big play, but this 49ers offense is downright ugly and hard to rely on any piece of it. So I'd feel much more comfortable finding WR help outside of San Francisco.
Quinton Patton - - While he may have some moments, hard to rely on any of the 49ers WRs at this point. Heck hard to rely on any 49ers player at the moment. Not to mention, he is dealing with a concussion.
Bruce Ellington - - Injuries could open the door for some playing time, but if you think it is a good idea to start a backup for the horrid 49ers offense, I got some nice prime swamp land for sale.
Garrett Celek - - Would start if Davis can't go, but that offense is a mess, so you likely want to stay far away.
Phil Dawson - - The offense is a mess, so scoring could be hard to come by. Though if they do score, it could come from the leg of Dawson.
San Francisco 49ers - - The struggling defense faces a capable offense, so I'd continue to avoid them.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Arizona Cardinals 27 - San Francisco 49ers 10
|Chicago Bears at Indianapolis Colts - Sunday 12:00pm
|Chicago Bears
Jay Cutler - - Coming off a solid game in his return and while he faces a defense that can be thrown on, they really get after the QB and could be pressuring Cutler a good bit, so mistakes could be forthcoming.
Brian Hoyer - - Filled in admirably, but back to the bench, though we may have a QB controversy in full effect once again.
Jeremy Langford - - Like Rodgers, the rookie is nothing more than a possible handcuff.
Jacquizz Rodgers - - Still not being used much and remains nothing but a possible handcuff to Rodgers.
Alshon Jeffery - - Hopes to return from that injured hamstring, but we've heard this sing and dance before. Does have a good matchup, so if he is cleared, then he certainly is worth getting back in your lineup, though he definitely takes on more risk than usual.
Eddie Royal - - Coming off a nice performance and has shown some flashes. Can be a capable red zone threat and does have a good matchup, though if Jeffery is back as expected, it may cut into his value, which is already not exactly high. Still hampered by an bum ankle, but he has been fighting through it.
Marquess Wilson - - Coming off a solid performance and while he does have a good matchup, the expected return of Jeffery will likely cut into his targets. Probably best to go with a more proven option.
Robbie Gould - - The offense has been so inconsistent that it can be risky to rely on Gould, especially on the road, although the matchup is a solid one and the end zone could be hard to come by.
Chicago Bears - - The defense continues to struggle fantasy wise and heads to face a solid offense that typically limits mistakes, so likely won't see a breakout from the Bears defense.
|Indianapolis Colts
Andrew Luck - - Expects to return from that injured shoulder, though he is still not 100% and faces a solid pass defense. Still waiting for him to really start clicking and it probably won't happen this week. Though he is certainly a guy that can put up plenty of points, so if he can go, he likely needs to start, unless you really like your backup QB.
Frank Gore - - Cooled off, though hopefully Luck can return and force defenses to worry about the pass. Texans run defense has had some issues and just got torn up by Devonte Freeman and the Falcons, so the veteran certainly has some upside.
T.Y. Hilton - - Like the rest of the Colts offense, he hasn't quite lived up to the lofty expectations, but you have to keep riding him. He did go for over 200 yards last year in Houston, so hard to ignore that production and risk missing out on one of his big games.
Donte Moncrief - - Has stepped up, though with Luck still not at 100% (With a chance to sit out) and facing a solid pass defense, it may be wise to explore other options. Though he certainly could get the job done if you don't like your other options.
Phillip Dorsett - - The rookie is still not producing enough to merit starting, even though he is capable of making a big play.
Dwayne Allen - - That ankle is still a factor and the short week won't do him any favors. He does have a chance to go, but with Fleener in the fold, it may be safest to hold off until he is closer to 100%.
Adam Vinatieri - - Playing on the road against a defense that has some capable weapons could force them to settle for some FG attempts.
Indianapolis Colts - - The defense continues to struggle to produce fantasy wise, though certainly could benefit from facing an offense that has been up and down, one that is dealing with a QB controversy.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Indianapolis Colts 23 - Chicago Bears 17
|Tennessee Titans at Miami Dolphins - Sunday 12:00pm
|Tennessee Titans
Marcus Mariota - - The rookie has been impressive and faces a defense that has been susceptible to the pass. That being said, they really can get after the QB and could force Mariota to go faster than he wants, which could lead to mistakes. Though the rookie has certainly been a pleasant surprise and could put up nice numbers if he gets protection.
DeMarco Murray - - The Eagles need to get Murray going and do have the matchup that could help facilitate that. The o-line continues to gel, so that should help going forward. While he has struggled, he does have upside and is probably worth another start if you don't really have other good RB options.
Dexter McCluster - - Still not seeing near enough action to feel good about his fantasy value, so I'd continue to forget about him.
Antonio Andrews - - Had a nice game prior to the bye and likely earned a larger role. The question is, "How will carries be split in Tennesse?" A tough matchup should make it easier to play it safe and avoid the situation.
Kendall Wright - - Coming off a nice game and has a good matchup to exploit, as long as the Titans can give Mariota some protection. The matchup definitely gives him some nice upside.
Andre Johnson - - Continues to struggle, though he certainly could surprise this week as he faces his former team that didn't want him anymore. Still hard to rely on him as he has been struggling, but maybe some extra motivation will help his cause.
Justin Hunter - - Still waiting for him to get it together, which is not looking likely, so I'd continue to forget about utilizing his services.
Delanie Walker - - Now that he is healthy, he should be able to get back in the mix and has a nice matchup to exploit, so time to get him back in your lineups.
Anthony Fasano - - With Walker healthy, he likely will see very little action as a receiver.
Ryan Succop - - The Titans offense has been solid and had the bye to prepare for an attacking defense, albeit one that has given up plenty of yards and points. Playing at home should help, though finding the end zone could be a challenge.
Tennessee Titans - - After a big first week, they have cooled off, though maybe they could benefit from all the injuries the Bills offense is dealing with.
|Miami Dolphins
Arian Foster - - That groin is still bugging him, but he should see his role increase, though who knows if he is ready for a heavy load. He does have a good matchup, so he is certainly worth a shot.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Tennessee Titans 23 - Miami Dolphins
|New England Patriots at Cleveland Browns - Sunday 12:00pm
|New England Patriots
Tom Brady - - Continues to be on a mission and the bye week likely won't cool him off, so get him back in your lineup and keep riding him. A pissed off Tom Brady is a deadly fantasy weapon.
LeGarrette Blount - - While the matchup may not be ideal, the Patriots high-powered offense should put up points and could get him a goal line chance or two again.
Brandon Bolden - - While he may get some touches, he likely won't be used near enough to have any fantasy value.
Dion Lewis - - Should continue to see his touches, though his value is best suited to PPR leagues as Blount will likely get the goal line work.
Julian Edelman - - Continues to roll and has another good matchup, so keep on riding him, especially in PPR leagues.
Chris Hogan - - Just not producing enough to consider him fantasy worthy.
Danny Amendola - - Found the end zone in Week Three, but still not being targeted enough to make him an ideal option. Probably a little too hot or cold.
Nate Washington - - Dealing with a hamstring injury and with a short turnaround, he is liable to sit out. Even if he can go, it may be best to play it safe with a healthier option.
Rob Gronkowski - - Now that his bye week is over, get him back in your starting lineup and pray he can avoid the injury bug and finish out the season for you. He will be a must start anytime he is on the field.
Martellus Bennett - - Coming off a strong performance, though the likely return of Jeffery should cut into his touches, though he should still be a nice TE option. A good matchup helps and he could be a key safety valve for Cutler against a ferocious pass rush.
Clay Harbor - - The possible return of Thomas and the iffy matchup make him a risky option, one I'd probably shy away from.
Stephen Gostkowski - - The offense should continue to light up the scoreboard and get him plenty of scoring chances.
New England Patriots - - While the defense hasn't been what it has been n year's past, they still have some weapons and have an extra week to prepare for a banged up Cowboys offense, relying on their backup QB. That can't be good for the Cowboys.
|Cleveland Browns
Josh McCown - - Has stepped it up, though the Browns passing game isn't exactly a juggernaut. But has a decent matchup and while he likely won't go crazy, he has the potential to help your cause.
Isaiah Crowell - - Has been inconsistent, but faces a solid Ravens run defense, on the road to boot. Johnson has started to see more action, mainly in the passing game, so that could cut into Crowell's value.
Duke Johnson - - Looks like the Browns may try to use him heavily in the passing game, so definitely worth monitoring and if you are in a bind in PPR leagues, he could help. I'd still like to see such heavy use again before truly considering him a nice starter.
Andrew Hawkins - - While he likely will have a couple good games, most of the time he will struggle to produce, making him a poor option for your team.
Taylor Gabriel - - Capable of making a big play, but he is way too all or nothing to consider him an ideal starting option.
Gary Barnidge - - Coming off another strong performance as McCown is looking his way a good bit. Probably worth giving another shot if you need his services.
Travis Coons - - The offense has shown some life, but still has been inconsistent and facing a capable defense, on the road. So the end zone could be tough to come by, which could bode well for Coons.
Cleveland Browns - - The defense has struggled out of the gate, though hopefully Haden is able to suck it up this week and help the defense start to get back on track. Facing an offense that is dealing with injuries and still hasn't exactly been lighting it up.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: New England Patriots 34 - Cleveland Browns 20
|New York Jets at Pittsburgh Steelers - Sunday 12:00pm
|New York Jets
Matt Forte - - Continues to produce and Cutler forces the defense to respect the pass more, especially if Jeffery is back. Has a solid matchup and should remain in your lineups as always.
Khiry Robinson - - While he did find the end zone against the Cowboys, his role is liable to dwindle as Spiller sees more action, so his value is probably minimal with Ingram healthy.
|Pittsburgh Steelers
Ben Roethlisberger - - Still a long way until his return.
Le'Veon Bell - - Coming off a strong performance and I won't ask why they didn't use him more in overtime. That is so last week, so just make sure he remains in your starting lineup.
DeAngelo Williams - - Still not seeing much action with Bell back, so continues to be nothing more than a handcuff.
Antonio Brown - - Cooled off since Vick struggled getting him going. You can expect a little better performance with some more familiarity and the Steelers will likely want to get him on track. He is a stud that is too talented to ever sit.
Markus Wheaton - - Just too inconsistent to merit starting, especially with Vick under center and Bryant back in the mix.
Darrius Heyward-Bey - - The return of Bryant could cut into his value, which is already hampered by the presence of Michael Vick, though he did produce some solid numbers against Baltimore. I'd still hesitate to use him.
Martavis Bryant - - Returns from suspension, but with Vick not exactly a passing machine, it may be best to hold off on starting him to see if Vick can figure out how to get him the ball.
Ladarius Green - - Has played well in Gates absence and likely will have a role in the offense still. The question is, "Will is be a big enough one to justify starting him?" At this point, I might play it safe and see how the situation plays out.
Pittsburgh Steelers - - The defense has picked it up some of late, but facing a capable Chargers offense on the road, which likely won't help their cause.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Pittsburgh Steelers 20 - New York Jets 13
|Philadelphia Eagles at Detroit Lions - Sunday 12:00pm
|Philadelphia Eagles
Sam Bradford - - Coming off a big game and maybe he is started to figure it out, though still a little leery. On the plus side, I like the matchup against the hapless Saints and consider him worth the trouble.
Ryan Mathews - - The Eagles running game is in flux and honestly Mathews may be the right fit, but I doubt Chip Kelly will want to admit he was wrong and use Mathews more. So probably best to keep him firmly on the bench.
Darren Sproles - - While he is capable of busting a long one, he is probably more likely to lay an egg. Just too risky to rely on, even though he may have a little extra motivation against his former team.
Jordan Matthews - - Even though his numbers were down, he was still targeted a good bit more than the other receivers, so he remains the go to WR. A good matchup can only help his cause.
Nelson Agholor - - The rookie may be showing some flashes of potential, but until he starts producing more, he is not worth starting.
Dorial Green-Beckham - - The rookie's role will continue to expand and maybe coming out of the bye it will take a big leap. Bills can be thrown on, though they will get after the rookie QB. Still want to see a little more before feeling good about starting him, though he certainly has some potential and could surprise.
Josh Huff - - Move along, no fantasy value to be found here.
Rueben Randle - - Found the end zone last two games and starting to turn it on some. Still a gamble, but the matchup is good enough that he is worth a shot.
Zach Ertz - - While he may have the talent, he is just not getting the opportunities to shine, so it is becoming hard to rely on him.
Brent Celek - - While he found the end zone last week, he is still not being used enough to merit starting him.
Philadelphia Eagles - - The defense is still not exactly lighting it up and facing a Saints offense that is slowly starting to find itself.
|Detroit Lions
Matthew Stafford - - Has been inconsistent as his o-line has not helped his cause. But he has the weapons to produce against anyone, though his matchup this week leaves a lot to be desired.
Ameer Abdullah - - The rookie has had his moments, but still struggling to find some consistency. Not the best matchup, though the Cardinals can be run on, so he will have a chance to get the job done.
Theo Riddick - - Can be a threat in PPR leagues, but his lack of touches make him a risky play.
Golden Tate - - Still waiting for him to get it going and since the Lions offense is struggling and facing a strong pass defense, it probably would be wise to pass on him.
Marvin Jones - - Cooled off last week and still battling with Sanu. With a tough matchup, it is probably best to play it safe and avoid him against the tough Seahawks secondary.
Anquan Boldin - - The offense is just struggling too much to consider starting him. Too much downside with limited upside.
Andre Roberts - - Was a healthy scratch, so forget about him unless he proves he is a worthy option down the line.
Eric Ebron - - Expected to miss 2-3 games with a bruised knee, so forget about him.
Brandon Pettigrew - - Hopes to return from that injury back, but even if he can go, he likely won't be productive enough to consider starting him.
Matt Prater - - The offense has the weapons, but facing a Cardinals defense that could make it tough in the red zone and force them to settle for Prater FG attempts.
Detroit Lions - - The defense has shown flashes, but still a little up and down. Will have their hands full with the rolling Cardinals offense, albeit one that did cool off some in Week Four.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Philadelphia Eagles 30 - Detroit Lions 23
|Houston Texans at Minnesota Vikings - Sunday 12:00pm
|Houston Texans
Brandon Weeden - - While he has shown a little potential and could be forced to play catch up, so there may be some garbage time production that could make him a worthy gamble. Still a risk considering his history.
Alfred Blue - - With Foster back in mix, he likely won't see much action, so you can forget about him.
DeAndre Hopkins - - Continues to produce and has another good matchup to exploit, so continue to ride your young gun, especially if Vontae Davis is out for the Colts. If Davis can play, his value slips a little, but still a must start.
Jaelen Strong - - Injuries could press the rookie into action, though I'd be hard pressed to rely on him until he proves he is worth a shot.
Cecil Shorts - - Suffered a dislocated shoulder and is likely out for Thursday and even if somehow he can go, so you really think he would be a smart start? I don't either.
C.J. Fiedorowicz - - While he found the end zone against the Falcons, he is just not typically being used enough to consider gambling on him.
Nick Novak - - The offense is hard to rely on with the QB position struggling to find consistency, although they do have a good matchup. Still hard to trust this offense.
Houston Texans - - The defense has been a big disappointment, but maybe at home against an offense that has a banged up QB, one that has had some woes of their own, could help them get it together.
|Minnesota Vikings
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Minnesota Vikings 20 - Houston Texans 20
|Washington Redskins at Baltimore Ravens - Sunday 12:00pm
|Washington Redskins
Kirk Cousins - - Coming off a nice game and with a good matchup and the possibility to play catch up, he could be a pleasant surprise once again. If your QB options are limited, maybe he helps you out of a jam.
Matt Jones - - The rookie fell behind Morris last week, so who knows what is up with the Redskins RB situation. It is probably best to just avoid it entirely if you can.
Chris Thompson - - Put up decent yardage in a limited role, though his lack of touches still make him a risky option. But if his role can increase, he could turn into a worthy option. Probably not ready to rely on just yet, unless your options are limited.
DeSean Jackson - - That hamstring is still a factor and if he can go, he likely won't be his usually explosive self. Although the matchup is a nice one, so if he is good to go, he could be worth a shot (Although my gut says he will sit out or see a limited role).
Pierre Garcon - - Coming off a nice game and with D-Jax and now Reed banged up, he could be quite busy against a struggling Falcons pass defense (And the Redskins may be playing keep up). So could be a good week to roll the dice on the veteran.
Jamison Crowder - - The rookie showed some potential last week, but until he shows some consistency, he is not a guy you should be relying on.
Ryan Grant - - Still not productive enough to consider him for your fantasy squad.
Jordan Reed - - Dealing with a concussion and looking iffy for this weekend. Since he has been a little up and down, you may want to play it safe and find another option. Though he does have a good matchup, so if he is cleared, he is capable of producing.
Vernon Davis - - Dealing with a knee injury and could be out or limited. Since the offense is struggling, you probably should just avoid him.
Dustin Hopkins - - The offense has been up and down, plus if the Falcons offense keeps rolling, they may have to bypass possible field goals late.
Washington Redskins - - The defense has had some good moments, but will have its hands full on the road against the Falcons rolling offense.
|Baltimore Ravens
Joe Flacco - - The Browns defense has struggled, though injuries have ravaged his receiving corps, so his ceiling is definitely capped. They are liable to ride the running game hard, which makes Flacco a less reliable option in Week Five.
Ryan Mallett - - Was benched last week, but back to starting. Though since his starting job is hanging from a thread, there is too much risk to start him.
Justin Forsett - - There was the Justin Forsett we know and love, errr, like. With the WR position such a mess with injuries, he likely will be quite busy again and should benefit from facing a struggling run defense.
Javorius Allen - - The rookie is still non involved in the offense enough to consider him worth starting.
Terrance West - - Who knows if he will see a role coming out of the bye, but he is probably the least likely to produce, so I'd play it safe with another option.
Lorenzo Taliaferro - - Dealing with a foot injury and even if he can play, he likely won't see enough touches to merit starting and likely would need to find the end zone.
Steve Smith - - Dealing with a back injury and likely will sit out. If he somehow can go, I can't imagine he would be able to play a full load.
Kamar Aiken - - Coming off a big game as injuries made him Flacco's go to WR. He could draw Haden, though he is banged up and has been susceptible to big plays, so he is probably worth a shot if you need to reach a little for WR help.
Breshad Perriman - - Still dealing with that knee injury, so forget about him again.
Ben Watson - - Still not touching the ball enough to justify starting him in the fantasy football world.
Crockett Gillmore - - Still dealing with that calf injury, so definitely a risky option. But if he can go, he could be counted on against an iffy pass defense, so he could still get it done. So watch his status closely.
Maxx Williams - - If Gillmore is out again, then maybe he sees a little more action, but he probably won't produce enough to merit starting.
Darren Waller - - Injuries could press the rookie into action, but he is an extreme long shot to produce much fantasy wise.
Justin Tucker - - The offense has the weapons, but is banged up, which could make it tough to get into the end zone and force them to settle for field goals.
Baltimore Ravens - - The defense has been up and down, but could benefit from facing an inconsistent Browns offense, especially hosting them.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Baltimore Ravens 23 - Washington Redskins 20
|Atlanta Falcons at Denver Broncos - Sunday 3:05pm
|Atlanta Falcons
Matt Ryan - - Facing a defense whose strength is defending the run could mean Ryan has to do more, which could bode well for his fantasy value, so I'd keep rolling with him.
Devonta Freeman - - He has been on fire, but facing a tough Redskins run defense could make it tough to keep it going. But the passing game makes it tough to focus on the run and there could again be goal line chances. The return of Coleman shouldn't be a big deal, so I'd keep riding him.
Tevin Coleman - - Expects to return from that rib injury, but likely has fallen behind Freeman and while he should get touches, he likely won't get enough to justify starting.
Julio Jones - - Coming off a down game, but he doesn't do that often and remains a must start. Just keep riding him, but do watch his injury status as he is a little nicked up, nothing too bad though.
Mohamed Sanu - - Was the Bengals leading receiver last week, but likely will be inconsistent and he and Jones battle for touches opposite Green.
Justin Hardy - - The rookie is still not being used, so continue to forget about him.
Jacob Tamme - - Dealing with a concussion, but expects to return. Though his value is pretty limited to begin with so I'd pass on him.
Matt Bryant - - The Falcons offense is rolling, so there should be scoring chances. The Redskins defense has been solid, so they are capable of forcing them to settle for Bryant FG attempts.
Atlanta Falcons - - Dan Quinn really has that defense (And team) believing and they should be able to keep it going against a Redskins offense that has been trying to find itself.
|Denver Broncos
C.J. Anderson - - Continues to struggle and Hillman appears to be pushing past him, so it may be wise to bench him until he proves to be a worthy option.
Ronnie Hillman - - Coming off a nice game and may be in line for more touches, so could be worth a shot, though the presence of Anderson still makes him a risky play.
Demaryius Thomas - - Dealing with a neck injury, but expected to be fine, so expect him to continue to be busy. A great matchup can only help.
Emmanuel Sanders - - Cooled off against the Vikings, but a great matchup should help him get right back on track, so keep on riding him.
Jordan Norwood - - See the other bit player WRs for the Broncos and apply the same do not start logic.
Bennie Fowler - - His role in the offense is too minimal, so continue to forget him.
Virgil Green - - With the Raiders struggling so much against the tight end, Green could have a chance to surprise if you are really, really desperate for TE help in larger leagues.
Garrett Graham - - His usage in the passing game continues to be too small to give him any fantasy value.
Brandon McManus - - The offense should have success moving the ball, though on the road, they could be forced to settle for some FG attempts. Regardless, they should be able to put up some points.
Denver Broncos - - The defense continues to dominate and facing a young offense that is still experiencing growing pains, so keep riding them.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Denver Broncos 30 - Atlanta Falcons 30
|San Diego Chargers at Oakland Raiders - Sunday 3:25pm
|San Diego Chargers
Philip Rivers - - Coming off a huge game and has a solid matchup, so certainly deserves starter consideration once again. The return of Gates can only help his cause.
Melvin Gordon - - The rookie is still trying to find his groove and while he has a solid matchup, it may be best to let him get it going before relying on him, at least if you can help it.
Danny Woodhead - - Until Gordon starts to find his groove, Woodhead is probably the only Chargers RB worth trusting. His receiving skills could come in handy and he has a nice matchup, so definitely worth a shot, at least in PPR leagues.
Branden Oliver - - Continues to have no role in the offense, so move along, nothing to see here.
Keenan Allen - - Continues to produce and has a solid matchup, so likely will continue to receive plenty of looks from Rivers, so I'd keep relying on him.
Travis Benjamin - - Continues to make plays and has separated himself from the WR pack to become the go to guy. I'd probably keep considering him while he is on this current hot streak.
Dontrelle Inman - - Coming off a solid game and might be forcing his way into a larger role and injuries could lead to a lot of playing time on MNF, so if you are in a bind, he could be the solution. Still would rather see a little more consistency long-term, but could be a pleasant surprise for one week.
James Jones - - Continues to roll, though definitely faces a tough task against a good Rams defense, but as hot as he has been, he should still be in your lineup.
Stevie Johnson - - Dealing with an injured hamstring and likely will be at least limited, if not out. Since he has been up and down, probably best to play it safe with another option.
Antonio Gates - - He's Back! Faces a defense that has been susceptible to the tight end, so could return in style. Though you have to wonder if Green could steal some of his thunder since he likely earned a role with his superb play.
Josh Lambo - - The offense has the weapons, but facing a Steelers defense that is capable of slowing them down and making them settle for FGs.
San Diego Chargers - - The defense has struggled to produce, so it is hard to rely on them. That being said, they do face a QB in Michael Vick that has struggled taking care of the ball in recent years, so maybe they could surprise.
|Oakland Raiders
Derek Carr - - The youngster's future looks bright, but definitely could be a tough week against the league's top ranked pass defense, so probably want to avoid him (Even though he could have garbage time potential).
Latavius Murray - - Was benched last week, but still the main man. Is dealing with a shoulder injury, but expected to be fine and should be the main RB. But he faces a tall order against a strong Broncos run defense. Is capable of producing, but definitely a risky play.
Amari Cooper - - The rookie continues to impress, but will truly be tested against a strong secondary. Though he has the tools to still put up some solid numbers, especially in garbage time.
Michael Crabtree - - Coming off a solid performance, but still a little up and down. Plus he faces a good defense, so it may be in your best interests to look elsewhere.
Seth Roberts - - Still too inconsistent to consider starting him against a tough Broncos defense.
Andre Holmes - - While he will have some good moments, he likely will be an inconsistent option, which are players that are tough to count on, especially with tough matchups like he faces against Denver.
Mychal Rivera - - Still not getting enough looks from Carr to consider him worth starting.
Sebastian Janikowski - - The offense has been improved, but still young and has been sporadic. Have their hands full against a Broncos defense that has been lights out, so points could be at a premium.
Oakland Raiders - - The defense has some pieces, but still a work in progress and while Manning may not be his usual self, it is hard to expect much from the Raiders defense, although maybe they get a little bang from playing at home.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: San Diego Chargers 27 - Oakland Raiders 20
|Cincinnati Bengals at Dallas Cowboys - Sunday 3:25pm
|Cincinnati Bengals
Andy Dalton - - Has been a new man and one of the hottest QBs in the league, but will be tested against the Legion of Boom. Probably a good week to explore your other options, though as hot as he is and playing at home, he could produce. I'd just rather rely on a QB with a better matchup.
Jeremy Hill - - Coming off a big game with three touchdowns, so he started to find his groove, though Bernard got more touches again. A tough secondary could lead to more rush attempts by the Bengals. Still risky as part of the RB by committee and does have a tough matchup, but could be worth the trouble.
Giovani Bernard - - Big play threat could be called upon a little more against a tough pass defense. Tough matchup won't help, but he certainly could help out, especially in PPR leagues if the Bengals try to use him more as a receiver.
Rex Burkhead - - Just not touching the ball enough to consider him a viable option.
A.J. Green - - He is one of the elite WRs in the league and remains a must start option, even with a tough matchup. You'd have to be awfully loaded at WR to consider benching him.
Brandon Tate - - While he found the end zone last week, he is still not seeing many touches, so continue to forget about him.
Tyler Eifert - - Could be a key part of the passing game as the Seahawks have had some issues defending against the tight end, so I'd keep on riding him.
Mike Nugent - - A good Seahawks defense could force the rolling Bengals offense to settle for some FG attempts.
Cincinnati Bengals - - The defense has play makers, but is facing an offense that usually limits mistakes, although they did have some issues on MNF.
|Dallas Cowboys
Tony Romo - - He's still out, so continue to forget about him.
Darren McFadden - - The loss of Dunbar could mean more touches for DMC and he doesn't have a bad matchup, but I'd rather see him produce more before relying on him.
Alfred Morris - - After being left for dead, he bounced back, but who knows what this week will bring to the Redskins RB by committee. Could pay off, though it may be best to wait out the situation and see if we get any consistency from the RB situation.
Lance Dunbar - - Lost for the season with a torn ACL.
Dez Bryant - - In case you forgot, he is still out. Sorry if that is salt in the wound, but just keeping you in the loop. Hopefully he actually does recover faster than expected.
Terrance Williams - - Was targeted a ton last week and at least he found the end zone. Not a bad matchup and the Cowboys may have to air it out late, which could help.
Cole Beasley - - Has stepped it up with Dez out and has a solid matchup. Add in the potential garbage production and he could be a nice gamble.
Devin Street - - Not being used much, even with Dez out, so continue to forget about him.
Jason Witten - - Weeden is getting him involved and since the Cowboys may take to the air late, he has plenty of upside and remains a worthy starting option.
James Hanna - - Still not being used much, so continue to forget about him.
Dan Bailey - - The offense will have their hands full this week and if they fall behind, they may have to bypass FGs.
Dallas Cowboys - - While the defense has had some moments, the good ones will likely be very rare against the Patriots high-powered offense, so I'd look elsewhere.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Cincinnati Bengals 23 - Dallas Cowboys 20
|Buffalo Bills at Los Angeles Rams - Sunday 3:25pm
|Buffalo Bills
Tyrod Taylor - - Cooled off against the Giants, though his numbers still weren't all that bad. Titans pass defense has been pretty solid thus far, so may not be the best week for him, though still worth starting if you need him, especially since he may need to do a little more with the RB position dealing with injuries.
LeSean McCoy - - Likely out again with that injured hamstring and even if he can somehow go, it likely would be in a limited role.
Reggie Bush - - You can forget about using him until he proves to have a role in this offense (Which is a dumpster fire at the moment).
Sammy Watkins - - Still dealing with that injured calf and while he could be ready to go, he could be limited. Faces a good pass defense, so probably best to play it safe and let him sit, unless he sounds close to 100%.
Robert Woods - - His production isn't quite good enough to consider him worth starting.
Charles Clay - - Coming off a huge game and with Watkins still banged up and the RB position also dealing with injuries, he could be counted on a little more again this week. Like his upside, though the matchup does leave something to be desired, but I'd definitely consider him a nice starting option.
Dan Carpenter - - The Titans defense has been pretty solid and with all the injuries the Bills are dealing with, it could be tough for them to find the end zone, which could lead to a big day for Carpenter.
Buffalo Bills - - The defense really gets after the QB, so could give the rookie Matiota a good test and potentially force him into some big mistakes.
|Los Angeles Rams
Todd Gurley - - Many had high hopes for him once he got the touches and he delivered. Packers have had issues defending the run and you can bet they get a heavy dose of Gurley, especially early, so it seems like a good time to get him involved, although he certainly is no slam dunk with his limited NFL experience.
Benny Cunningham - - Like Mason you can consider him useless fantasy wise, except maybe as a handcuff to Gurley.
Tavon Austin - - Coming off a huge performance as he continues to make plays and it looks like maybe they are trying to get him more touches. Still not all-in on him and he has an iffy matchup, but he is hot and probably worth a shot to see if he can ride the wave another week.
Kenny Britt - - Ugh! That was a big fat goose egg as the Rams keep spreading the wealth. Add in the iffy matchup and it is probably best to explore other options.
Brian Quick - - While he saw some time on the field against the Cardinals, he is not seeing enough action to consider him fantasy worthy.
Lance Kendricks - - While he may have a good moment at times, they are way too rare to consider him fantasy worthy.
Greg Zuerlein - - The offense has just been too inconsistent to consider him a strong option on the road against a good defense.
Los Angeles Rams - - The defense has the weapons, but will definitely have their hands full against a talented Packers offense. Though they have had some protection woes, which could allow them to get some sacks and maybe force a turnover.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Buffalo Bills 27 - Los Angeles Rams
|New York Giants at Green Bay Packers - Sunday 7:30pm
|New York Giants
Eli Manning - - Coming off a big game with a trio of touchdowns and certainly has the weapons to get the job done against a struggling 49ers pass defense.
Rashad Jennings - - The Giants running game is still trying to find itself and there are likely three guys in the mix. Does have a nice matchup, though still a risky option since the running game is still up in the air.
Shane Vereen - - Just not being utilized near enough to consider him worth starting and honestly he is pretty close to dumpable at this point. Maybe the Giants will figure out how to use him properly at some point, but I'm not expecting it.
Andre Williams - - While he is seeing touches, the three-headed RB monster makes him risky and he likely would need to find the end zone to merit a start. That isn't entirely a long shot, so if you really, really need him, he has a chance to help.
Odell Beckham - - Easy one here, just plug him in and enjoy the show.
Victor Cruz - - Still dealing with that injured calf, so continue to forget about him.
Dwayne Harris - - Had a solid debut, but he doesn't have a great history in the fantasy football world, so until he starts putting up some nice numbers consistently, I'd forget about him.
Larry Donnell - - While he has his moments, he is too inconsistent to feel good about his chances. Not a bad matchup, so maybe he can find the end zone, but I'd hate to count on that.
Josh Brown - - The offense should be able to move the ball on the struggling 49ers and get him some scoring chances.
New York Giants - - The defense has been hit and miss, but could be in for a hit miss against the struggling and turnover prone 49ers.
|Green Bay Packers
Aaron Rodgers - - While he faces a strong pass rush and his o-line has had some issues, he is one of the top QBs in the land for a reason and remains a must start option.
Eddie Lacy - - Rams defense has struggled against the run and you can bet the Packers will utilize Lacy to help slow down that pass rush and help the passing game.
James Starks - - His role in the offense is just not large enough with Lacy in the mix to consider him for your starting lineup.
Randall Cobb - - Dealing with an injures shoulder, though expects to be ready, just keep your eyes and ears open. Not the best matchup, but he is a stud WR that must be started any time he is in the lineup.
Davante Adams - - Still dealing with an ankle injury and with Cobb and Jones rolling, it is probably wise to wait for him to produce before throwing him back into your lineup.
Jeff Janis - - In the same boat as Montgomery, so I'd bypass him as well.
Ty Montgomery - - While the rookie may have some moments, he is just not involved enough to merit starting him.
Jared Cook - - While he may have his moments, the Rams do spread the ball around, which makes him a risky option.
Richard Rodgers - - Rodgers has been looking his way a little more, so he is working his way into the fold, though not a huge fan of the matchup against the Rams as he could do a little more blocking, but still could be a nice safety valve.
Mason Crosby - - A good Rams defense could force the Packers to settle for some Crosby FG attempts. There should be scoring chances to be found.
Green Bay Packers - - The defense has been playing well and faces an offense that continues to be a work in progress, though Gurley's presence likely will help. But they still have a lot of young pieces that can be susceptible to mistakes.
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Green Bay Packers 27 - New York Giants 24
|Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Carolina Panthers - Monday 7:30pm
|Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jameis Winston - - Continues to struggle taking care of the ball, but he has shown flashes and has plenty of capable receivers to utilize. Add in the good matchup and he is certainly worthy of a shot if you are struggling to find a QB.
Doug Martin - - Coming off a nice game, but Sims continues to steal touches, especially in the passing game. The Jaguars run defense has been tough, so that makes Martin a riskier play.
Charles Sims - - Has quietly produced and his receiving skills could come in quite handy against a struggling pass defense, so I wouldn't be shocked if he was productive. But he certainly has plenty of risk and is best suited for your bench.
Mike Evans - - Coming off a quiet week, but a great matchup at home could be just what the doctor ordered for his fantasy value. Just too much upside to not get him into your lineup.
Vincent Jackson - - Coming off a huge game, but you have to think Evans will turn it around and cut into V-Jax's production. A good matchup should help make him worth a shot to see if he can keep rolling.
Louis Murphy - - With Evans healthy, he likely won't have a big enough role in the offense to merit starting, or a roster spot for that matter.
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - - Still out with an injured shoulder.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - - The defense continues to struggle, but they are facing an offense that is still a work in progress, so maybe they could be a pleasant surprise for once.
|Carolina Panthers
| Favorite: Even
Prediction: Tampa Bay Buccaneers 23 - Carolina Panthers 20


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Montreal International Game Summit (MIGS) 2011 - Day 1
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One dayPosted: Nov 06, 2011 12:00AM PST by Umaro
you'll be giving a keynote presentation to other video game developers. Best of luck with your schooling and making a career in the industry.
Cool vidPosted: Nov 06, 2011 12:00AM PST by bmb619
I've never heard of the event. Maybe next time U can maybe post pics or footage yeah. But the video is very interesting and informative. Good job
I can't believe I didn't take pictures!Posted: Nov 07, 2011 12:00AM PST by c0debunny
Thanks! I agree, I should have photos - I think I spent so much time writing stuff down I didn't have time to bring out the camera (sadly). I have a friend who took pictures, maybe I can get his permission to post some of his :) (with credit haha)


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Ed Gerhard presents his 34th Annual Christmas Guitar Concert
" ...considered the premier holiday event on the Seacoast."
- Portsmouth Magazine
Friday & Saturday December 16 & 17th, 2016
Unitarian Church 292 State St., Portsmouth, NH 03801
Doors open at 6pm Showtime 7:30pm
A Portion of Proceeds to Benefit ACT ONE; Artists' Collaborative Theatre of New England
Join us for this very special evening with one of the country's finest
acoustic guitarists. Gerhard will perform soulful arrangements of well-loved
carols, as well as his own concert favorites. Fans of guitar music and Christmas
alike will want to be a part of this memorable show."
We will do our annual Food Drive both nights to benefit the Seacoast
Family Food Pantry. We give a $1 coupon off a CD for every item you bring.
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Ear Craft Music, Dover Exeter Music , Exeter
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Gerhard celebrates the release
of his new "Ed Gerhard Signature Model"
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The journey of the Ed Gerhard Signature Model Dreadnought begins with Ed's music and personality. For decades the Grammy Award-winning guitarist has entertained audiences worldwide, combining his inimitable technique with his equally inspiring compositions and sense of humor. Since getting his first guitar at age 14, Ed has been crafting his own unique sound, impressing critics and listeners alike across his acclaimed studio and live albums. Known for his gorgeous tone and compositional depth, Gerhard can move a listener with a single note. Scott Alarik of the Boston Globe said it best when he wrote "Gerhard does not write instrumentals. He writes songs only a guitar can sing." Read More
The Squareneck Journal:
Weissenborn Interview with Ed
SJ: Thanks for taking the time to talk with us. Who or what inspired you to start playing in the first place?
EG: I always had a musical ear as a kid. When I was about ten years old I saw Segovia on television. That was the first time I'd ever heard the guitar played as a solo instrument and it floored me. It wasn't until four years later I convinced my Dad to get me a guitar. I started with an interest toward classical music but I couldn't find any good classical guitar instructors near me so I did what everyone does, went down to the local music store and sat with a nerdy guy and played those horrible things, the songs you never hear outside of the backroom of a music store (laughs). I took about three lessons there. Quit those lessons, got a couple of books. - Read More
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If it wasn't for a chance hearing of Ed Gerhard I would have never fallen in love with the Weissenborn in the first place or became a Weissenborn recording artist myself, and this website you're visiting now simply would not exist. Ever since I first heard the hauntingly beautiful "Homage" I was hooked on the instrument and a fan of the man for life. Read More
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"There and Gone" is a mix of unique and original compositions and compelling covers. Mostly solo guitar with occasional overdubs of bass, Weissenborn guitar, lap steel and additional acoustic guitars. Covers include "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," "Imagine/Across The Universe," "Killing the Blues" and a fresh take on Leo Kottke's lovely "Three Quarter North."
For the Weissenborn fans who've asked; yes, there are a couple of Weissenborn tunes on there and they were a lot of fun to do. "Rye Whiskey Mash" has about the loosest timing I've ever heard, and I got to use a bunch of old and new Weissenborns on it. A drunken chorus of Weissenborns, what's better than that? –Ed
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Open Call For Applications: French American Jazz Exchange (FAJE)The guidelines and online application for the next grant round of the French-American Jazz Exchange (FAJE) program are now available. Co-administered by FACE Foundation (French-American Cultural Exchange) and Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, FAJE supports projects jointly conceived by French and American professional musicians that encourage artistic exploration, foster intercultural dialogue and contribute to the dynamism of jazz as an art form.
eventsOpera Lafayette, in partnership with the Cultural Services of the French Embassy, presents Emmanuel Chabrier's opera Une Éducation Manquée (An Incomplete Education) with libretto by Eugène Letterier and Albert Vanloo at The Kennedy Center Terrace Theater.
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Jean-Yves Thibaudet's Upcoming US PerformancesOne of today's most sought-after soloists, Jean-Yves Thibaudet has the rare ability to combine poetic musical sensibilities and dazzling technical prowess.
Celebrating the legacy of Rameau - an interview with Ryan Brown, Opera LafayetteAccording to the foundations of musical harmony established in the Traité de l'harmonie, "the Ancients" based the rules of harmony on melody, instead of beginning with harmony. The author of this famous text – one on harmony which is now the basis of most 20th-century music textbooks – is Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683 – 1764), a French composer of the late Baroque period who earned recognition through his complex operas and research in music theory.
Paris-New York Tandem Transatlantic Cultural Exchange Kicks OffParis and New York—two cities with deeply intertwined cultural roots—are renewing their historic bond this summer through a five-month transatlantic cultural exchange. Kicking off on June 7th, the Paris-New York Tandem will feature over fifty events in both cities that incorporate artists, artworks, and themes native to the other.
Les Arts Florissants in the United StatesCelebrated conductor William Christie and his acclaimed early-music ensemble Les Arts Florissants explore the hedonistic side of the French Baroque with the rarely staged opéra-ballet Les Fêtes Vénitiennes, by André Campra (1660-1744), famed successor to composer Jean-Baptiste Lully. Gamblers, carnies, gypsies, and jilted lovers—baring lots of leg via scanty updates on period dress—populate a series of stories in this crimson-hued carnival of courtly music, dance from Scapino Ballet Rotterdam, and Venetian decadence, originally conceived in the anti-authoritarian ferment surrounding the Sun King Louis XIV's final days. Play-within-a-play plot devices, melodies borrowed from Lully's opera Atys, gliding gondolas, and dancing sheep round out Campra's whimsical nod to French libertinism. They will perform in New York at the Guggenheim on April 11th and the Brooklyn Academy of Music from April 14th through 17th, as well as select dates around the country.
Caravan Palace Announces TourParisian 7 piece electronic big band Caravan Palace is set to tour the U.S. this spring in support of their critically acclaimed third full-length album, <|°_°|>, out now on Le Plan Recordings. See below for a full list of dates.Since its release, <|°_°|> has received extensive critical praise. In premiering the record, KCRW noted that "this new album keeps the good times coming, with a potent mix of fun-loving genre mashups." Host Marco Werman of PRI's "The World" commented on air, "you can see my body moving, because…it is!" and PopMatters named the album the "#2 Pop Record of 2015." The record also saw chart success, reaching #3 on Billboard's Electronic/Dance Album chart and #5 on Billboard's Heatseekers chart; it has remained on the Billboard Electronic/Dance chart for over 20 weeks.
Asaf Avidan on TourInternational creative force Asaf Avidan is a unique voice in today's music scene. A bestselling, Platinum certified, mass followed star across Europe, he will be winning the hearts of a new audience this April on a nationwide US tour. Living all over the world, Avidan left the continent of America untrodden until just two years ago, and so was less known state side. Once introduced, he quickly garnered the attention of critics. Described by the New York Times as "an artist that writes like Leonard Cohen, sings like Robert Plant, and has the charisma of a cabaret performer" and NPR drawing comparisons to Billie Holiday, Janis Joplin, and Bob Dylan "but they add up to a wholly original sound, with songs that are beautifully written and fervently performed", Avidan is set to continue building his following across America with the upcoming tour dates.
France Rocks Austin 2016France returns to Austin's SXSW Festival, one of the largest in the world, in a big way in 2016, with an impressive lineup of established and emerging acts that span genres, like Fakear, Cocorosie, L.E.J., Marina Kaye, Talisco, Alice on the Roof and many more. France Rocks is organizing three showcases during the music portion of SXSW, which runs from March 15 - 20, 2016. These events include a Lunch with French Tech at Brush Square Park on Tuesday March 15th, a showcase that evening at Trinity Hall on 6th St, and a Thursday evening showcase at Central Presbyterian Church. The music portion of SXSW runs from March 15th through 20th, 2016. This is certainly not the first time France has made a major splash on the Texas festival. In the past, France Rocks has hosted many acts going on to great international visibility, including Stromae, Christine and the Queens, Yelle, Ibeyi, La Femme, Yan Wagner, Revolver, Hindi Zahra and many more.
Magma on TourOne of music's most innovative and eclectic ensembles Magma will tour North America beginning in March 2016. Swirling riffs in odd time signatures, theatrical choir arrangements, heavy and distorted pulsing bass guitar, bombastic and minimalistic (sometimes both at the same time), dark and brooding, adventurous and angelic, jazzy or classical, but always with the highly innovative and original drums of founder and main composer Christian Vander. On the forthcoming US dates the legendary ensemble will be performing selections of new and classic Magma music! "MAGMA is happy to return to the United States to play for Americans. We know you are passionate, respectful and curious about music. We find you to be generous and open. It will be a joy for us to see you this year." - Christian Vander


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|FEIM > SEC Filings for FEIM > Form 8-K on 7-Nov-2012
|All Recent SEC Filings
Submission of Matters to a Vote of Security Holders
On October 17, 2012, Frequency Electronics, Inc. (the "Company") held its Annual Meeting of Stockholders (the "Annual Meeting"). As of August 27, 2012, the record date for the Annual Meeting, there were 8,392,301 shares of Common Stock of the Company entitled to vote at the Annual Meeting. A total of 7,804,291 shares or 93% of the shares of Common Stock entitled to vote at the Annual Meeting were represented in person or by proxy and the stockholders:
· elected each of the Company's nominees for director to serve for terms of one year and until their successors are elected and qualified, and
· ratified the appointment of EisnerAmper LLP as the Company's independent auditors for fiscal year 2013.
The voting results at the Annual Meeting were as follows:
1. Election of the following five directors:
DIRECTOR FOR AGAINST WITHHELD BROKER NON-VOTES Joseph P. Franklin 4,959,016 0 1,167,375 1,677,900 Martin B. Bloch 4,853,409 0 1,272,982 1,677,900 Joel Girsky 4,769,151 0 1,357,240 1,677,900
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Physicians for Human RightsUsing science and medicine to stop human rights violations
Critical Condition: a Syrian Female Doctor Makes a Desperate Plea to the U.N. for Help
Before the uprising began more than three years ago, the Syrian healthcare system was suffering, but now it is in critical condition and desperate need of life-saving support.
Let's Talk About Sexual Violence
When studying in Jordan last fall, I was stunned by the silence around sexual violence experienced by women in Syrian refugee camps. In Arab communities, where social stigma and family honor carry huge weight, consequences of sexual violence extend far beyond scarring psychological trauma to fear of alienation and even honor killing.
Syria's Forgotten Civilians
As atrocities committed by the self-declared Islamic State (IS), also called ISIS or ISIL, dominate media headlines, we must not forget the civilians who have been suffering since long before IS gained a stronghold in parts of Syria and Iraq.
What Did President Obama Leave Out of His Speech on the Islamic State?
On the same turf that IS operates other actors are committing mass atrocities, while enjoying full impunity.
While Syria Burns
I had mixed emotions about the latest "good news" on humanitarian aid in Syria. The U.N. Security Council has passed a long overdue resolution that -- if implemented -- will save the lives of Syrians trapped in desperate circumstances by the war.


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Nurses living in 'affordable' housing scheme face 20% rent rise
Residents of an affordable housing scheme have hit out at an "immoral" 20 per cent rent increase which they say could leave them homeless.
Public help junior doctors to raise £130k in contract fight
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Matchbox Twenty keeps the customer satisfied
Rob Thomas made a promise early in Matchbox Twenty's Milwaukee set Saturday, to give the audience "the best tonight you could possibly have."
But for a significant portion of the two-hour set at the Riverside Theater, Thomas, his three Matchbox bandmates and two touring musicians didn't appear to live in the moment as much as in the past, specifically back in the late '90s and early aughts when the band's barely impactful but catchy pop rock were a resounding soundtrack of the era. »Read Full Article(6)
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Brad Paisley's new album, "Wheelhouse," won't be released until next Tuesday, but the country star is giving fans a free sneak peek this weekend via a full album stream here at iTunes.
Paisley served up the first insight into the album's direction last year when he released the advance debut single, "Southern Comfort Zone." In the song's soaring refrains of "Dixie" and audio drops from "The Andy Griffith Show," "The Grand Ole Opry" and NASCAR, Paisley celebrated his native southern culture while simultaneously urging folks to step out and explore the world. (Watch the song's globe-trekking video below.) »Read Full Blog Post
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Lupe Fiasco, the Doobie Brothers, Brantley Gilbert, ZZ Top and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts are among the 28 acts announced Friday that will be performing at Harley-Davidson's 110th anniversary celebration at the Summerfest grounds Aug. 29 to 31.
Other acts announced include rapper Common, recent Grammy winners Halestorm, recently announced Summerfest 2013 headliner the Dropkick Murphys and, fittingly enough, "Sons of Anarchy" star Katey Sagal, who will perform with her band, the Forest Rangers. »Read Full Article(35)
Present Music takes on opera in Ince's 'Judgment of Midas'
Announcing that Present Music is about to do an unusual concert is a bit like announcing that there will be a warming trend over the next few months.
But Present Music's world-premiere performance of Kamran Ince's opera "The Judgment of Midas" is unusual even for an ensemble whose mission is doing the unusual. The group may specialize in new music, but putting up an opera is coloring outside the lines, even for it. »Read Full Article
'The Art of Controversy' sketches the power of political cartooning
Few people afflict the comfortable more savagely and effectively than political cartoonists. In "The Art of Controversy: Political Cartoons and Their Enduring Power," veteran magazine editor Victor S. Navasky investigates how they work and celebrates some of the greats, from pioneering artist William Hogarth to contemporary caricaturist David Levine.
His book features 76 black-and-white illustrations plus a four-page color inset section; selfishly, I would like to have seen twice that many images. »Read Full Article
Philip F. Gura's literary history broadens canon of the American novel
Talk about an old boys' club: Exactly 50 years ago, Floyd Stovall justified his choices for "Eight American Authors" - a study of Poe, Emerson, Hawthorne, Thoreau, Whitman, Melville, Twain and Henry James - by stating that "doubtless most readers will agree" that they're "the most important American writers."
Times sure have changed, as is clear from Philip F. Gura's new literary history, "Truth's Ragged Edge: The Rise of the American Novel." »Read Full Article
Renovated Horse & Plow reopens Saturday in Kohler
The Horse & Plow, the tavern with a casual menu at the American Club in Kohler, will reopen Saturday after being closed for two months for remodeling.
The Horse & Plow also will have a new menu, with plates such as mustard-crusted pork loin, bison burger, bourbon-apple chicken panino and chorizo-stuffed potato skins. Beer taps have been added as well. »Read Full Blog Post
SPiN Milwaukee debuts brunch this Sunday
The restaurant at SPiN Milwaukee, the table-tennis club in the Third Ward, will serve its first brunch on Sunday.
Brunch will be served from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Chad M. Bauman named Milwaukee Rep's new business leader
Chad M. Bauman will become the Milwaukee Repertory Theater's next managing director, beginning June 1, the Rep announced Friday.
Bauman will come to the Rep from the Arena Stage at the Mead Center for American Theater in Washington, where he is the associate executive director. He played a significant role in Arena Stage's transition to and launch of the Mead Center facility, which opened in 2010. »Read Full Article
New building takes Museum of Wisconsin Art in new direction
West Bend — For the first time since it decided to change its name several years ago, the Museum of Wisconsin Art seems like an actual museum.
Although it has been researching and refining the story of art in our state for more than 20 years, the otherwise modest-sized, regional museum has not had the square footage or museum-quality space to showcase the breadth of its collection. »Read Full Blog Post(19)
Picks for Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards
Sunday night brings the annual Academy of Country Music Awards at 7 on CBS. While the show is actually older than the fall's Country Music Association Awards, it has felt recently like the underdog of the two - perhaps because the Las Vegas-based program is physically detached from the genre's home in Nashville.
But, it is still a major night, filled with stars marching down the red carpet in hopes of capturing shiny statues in a number of categories. In recent years, Vegas has tended to lend the show to a looser feel that should be magnified by this year's hosting duo of Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan. (Watch a behind-the-scenes video of the pair's pre-show preparation here.) »Read Full Blog Post
Beer Week: Stubby's dinner with New Glarus founder, rare Hinterland brunch, Discount tasting extravaganza
Milwaukee Beer Week is approaching quickly — it's April 13 to 20 — but you'll want to be on top of several premier events that you could (should?) reserve seats for or buy tickets for now: a special five-course beer dinner with New Glarus Brewing Co. President Deborah Carey at Stubby's Gastrogrub, a one-time brunch at Hinterland, and the Discount Liquor Crafts & Drafts event, with over 200 beers available for tastings, some quite rare.
New Glarus dinner with Carey at Stubby's »Read Full Blog Post
Listen: My weekly Movie Minute - Ebert
The passing of newspaper and television film critic Roger Ebert Thursday from cancer at the age of 70 stirred this personal, somewhat trivial memory of him. Listen. »Read Full Blog Post
Hall of Fame inductees performing at WAMI Awards; Wisconsin music showcase schedule released
Genesis and Phil Collins guitarist Daryl Stuermer, Timbuk3 singer-songwriter pat mAcdonald and Milwaukee pop group Yipes! won't merely be inducted into the Wisconsin Area Music Industry Hall of Fame April 14 during the annual WAMI Awards. They'll all be performing as well.
WAMI president James McMahon believes this is the only time all Hall of Fame inductees have been able to perform during the WAMI Awards. Milwaukee native Stuermer will play as part of a quartet, and Green Bay native mAcdonald will perform with his current band Purgatory Hill. »Read Full Article
Butch Vig tells Tap what he's listening to
Wisconsin native Butch Vig (sitting on couch) returns to Milwaukee with Madison-formed alternative rock band Garbage. Saturday's show at the Eagles Ballroom will be the band's first in Milwaukee in nearly eight years. Photo provided. »Read Full Blog Post
At Turner Hall, a comfy renovation
Think of the defining landmarks of Old World Milwaukee; 131-year-old Turner Hall and its restaurant are right there with the rest of them.
That restaurant was closed from September 2010 until its new operator, the BMO Harris Bradley Center, fully renovated the space and reopened it in November. The project polished the dining room from floor to ceiling, making it a comfortable place for taking in the century-old murals and stained-glass windows (and the TVs tuned to sports over in the bar). »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap Today: 'Garbage' in
Garbage, the alt-rock band from Madison, has toured around the world, even Siberia. But have they returned to Milwaukee? Noooo... Until Saturday. But before that gig, check out the story behind the band in Friday's Weekend Cue.
So we admit to this guilty cinematic pleasure: the original "Evil Dead." Now Bruce Campbell has produced the remake of his own star vehicle. But is the new "Evil Dead" as funny/gory as the first? Find out what our reviewer thinks. »Read Full Blog Post


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I recently decided to re-open my WP site but on a new domain. I was able to restore a backup of the old database on the new domain and I've been able to log into the WP-Admin and delete old users and posts.
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Democratic Arizona Rep. Ed Pastor to Retire
Rep. Ed Pastor (D., Ariz.) will not seek re-election after 23 years in the House, he said Thursday. He leaves behind a seat in solid Democratic territory.
"After 23 [years] in Congress, I feel it's time for me to seek out a new endeavor," Mr. Pastor, 70 years old, said in a statement Thursday. "It's been a great honor, a great experience and a great joy for me to serve in Congress. I think it's time for me to do something else."
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The congressman was first elected to the House in a 1991 special election, becoming the first elected Hispanic congressman in Arizona. He has since focused on immigration reform, health care, economic stability, and education. A member of the House Appropriations Committee, he has been a persistent advocate of projects for his district, including a $91.8 million light rail system in metropolitan Phoenix.
Mr. Pastor serves on the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, and is currently a ranking member on the Subcommittee on Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Related Agencies. He served as chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus from 1995 to 1996.
Democrats are widely expected to retain the seat in November's midterms. President Barack Obama won Arizona's 7th district, one of the most Democratic districts in the country, by a margin of 45 points in 2012.
Mr. Pastor's retirement brings the number of retiring House members to 21—10 Democrats and 11 Republicans.
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Shea Bilé is a an alchemist of words and sounds. I honestly don't know how to better describe his work. It's spoken word, but it's not. It's orchestral folk, but it's not. It's experimental hip hop, but it's not. It's occult rituals enacted, but it's not. It's book on tape, but it's not. It's an amalgamation of very defined conceptual ideas expressed with spoken word over beautifully orchestrated percussion and melodic workouts across synthesizers and strings. I am immediately reminded of the early and more leftfield work from Sole and the more adventurous members of the Anticon camp, but Shea Bilé extends that general concept and approach even further. Instead of merely operating along the seams of hip hop, Shea Bilé seems to have a more defined conceptual approach to his lyrical content and presents a much more refined and deliberate musical component to the recipe.
As per the writeup which accompanies the first two tracks from his forthcoming full length:
"Beast Unburdened" represents the initial steps into the story that takes its path onward and downward the inverse-Tree of Life. This serves as the single release off of the upcoming album "Tzimtzum".
A lyrically-entwined story comprised of musickal elements not easily drawn-and-quartered, Tzimtzum will encompass an experimental fusion of Neofolk/dark folk instrumentals, coupled with punk-poetic lyricism delivered by spoken word poet/emcee Shea Bilé [sh-ay bee-lay].
Through the vehicle of melancholy, melody, and poetic discourse; the story of Tzimtzum tells of one who destroys himself in a frantic search for the Divine as he traverses through a desolate landscape of steel and stone and becomes disenfranchised with the accepted concept of the divine. Upon doing so, he reverses his inherited fear of Darkness and the monsters the world has created to enslave him; so he seeks to surround himself with those same monsters in order to command them within himself and realizes that the more he plunges into the void – the closer he is to becoming god…
A story of a boy who leaves the world in anger and disgust and comes to an Isle – where he finds solace in the demons he once feared…
As you can see, there is a very definite aim behind his efforts with both the word and the music. And where a lot of artists attempting such lofty conceptual projects get stuck with their head up their own ass and a final product that no one wants to listen to, let alone understands, with these two singles Shea Bilé leaves the listener wanting the rest of the story – not thankful it's over.
His vocal delivery is passionate and immediate, connecting words and ideas to form very specific and exact images in the listeners mind. The music will likely surprise you, a sort of neofolk tinged color of ritualistic and orchestrated subtle yet refined boom bap breakbeat affairs that are as at home behind Shea's vocal delivery as they would be as the backdrop to a heavy and intense motion picture or theater play.
I'm really looking forward to the full length release, hoping upon hope that it delivers as successfully as these two singles do.