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National Board of Directors
Marlene Canter - Board Chair
Former LAUSD Board President
Marlene Canter has spent the majority of her career in education: first as a special education teacher, then co-founding and helping to run a teacher training company (Canter and Associates, now Laureate Education, Inc.) for 25 years, and, finally, serving eight years on the LAUSD School Board as a policy maker. She retired in 2009. She is currently the Board Chair for Green Dot Public Schools National and serves on the Board at City Year Los Angeles. Marlene divides her time between her chaplaincy studies, her leadership roles in education reform, and being with family and friends. Ms. Canter is now in school at the Academy for Jewish Religion where she is pursuing an MA in Jewish Studies and a Chaplaincy degree. She was motivated to take this path as a result of watching the challenges that people faced in their day to day life and was interested in becoming more skillful at helping people to find meaning in their lives. Ms. Canter has two married children and two beautiful granddaughters. She resides in Los Angeles.
Brad Rosenberg - Board Secretary
Chairman, Imagine LA
Over the past 40 years, Brad Rosenberg has created and managed a variety of businesses - ranging from manufacturing, real estate development, management and commercial services. Since 1990, he has been president of SBR Investments, Inc., a real estate and investment company. He has used this business expertise to aid several philanthropic and non-profit organizations become more effective in their missions. Mr. Rosenberg has served as Chairman of the Board Imagine LA, where he developed a framework for a business model that achieves the non-profits' mission and goals to help homeless families into long-term housing and self-sufficiency. Since 1967, he has served as a member of the board of Trustees for Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles/Camp Max Straus where he had also served as Interim Executive Director and Chairman. He was founding Chairman of Save-Our-Mountains and Glendale/ La Crescenta V.O.I.C.E., both groups organized to protect local wilderness recreational areas. Mr. Rosenberg holds a bachelor's degree in Marketing from Michigan State University and a MBA in Finance from the University of Southern California.
Roy Romer
Former Governor of Colorado and Superintendent of LAUSD
Roy Romer was the 39th Governor of Colorado, serving from 1986 to 1998. From 2001 to 2006 he served as Superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District. A veteran business and political leader and a national leader in education policy, Gov. Romer also served as Colorado State Treasurer from 1977–87 and a member of the Governor's Cabinet. He served in the Colorado House from 1958–62 and the Colorado Senate from 1962–66. He has also served a general chairman of the Democratic National Committee from 1997 to 1999. Governor Romer received a bachelor's degree in agricultural economics from Colorado State University in 1950, and a law degree from the University of Colorado in 1952. He also studied ethics at Yale University. A member of the U.S. Air Force, he was a military prosecutor in Germany.
Paul Miller
Senior Consultant/Practice Manager
Paul Miller is a Senior Consultant/Practice Manager. Previously he was a Program Officer at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Prior to that he was a Program and Policy Development Specialist in the Human Resources Department of the Los Angeles Unified School District. Paul Miller joined LAUSD after serving as Chair of the transition team for Superintendent John Deasy. Prior to joining LAUSD Paul Miller served Teach For America as Executive Director of the Los Angeles region from 2009-2011. Paul Miller came to Teach For America after spending the previous two years leading economic development efforts in Camden, New Jersey, first as President of the Cooper Grant Neighborhood Association, and subsequently, as President of the Board of Directors and Acting Chief Executive Officer of the Camden Empowerment Zone Corporation. Paul has worked and studied in the UK, earning an M.S. at the London School of Economics and pursuing a Ph.D. in International Studies at Cambridge University. He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Southern California where he earned a bachelor's degree in Political Science and Psychology.
Timothy Wahl
Faculty Member, Cal State Northridge
Timothy Wahl has more than 40 years' experience as an attorney specializing in banking and finance, business law and compliance issues in both the private and public sectors. Mr. Wahl currently serves as a faculty member at California State University at Northridge teaching an advanced course in business law. Prior to this, he was a consultant to a private equity firm and earlier, served Fidelity Capital Market Services as Vice President for Capital Markets compliance. Previously, Mr. Wahl was General Counsel for Citigroup Capital Strategies and earlier served as Executive Vice President and General Counsel for First Nationwide Bank and General Counsel for Citigroup's consumer bank. His background includes the position of senior attorney at several U.S. government agencies, including the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, the Justice Department and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Mr. Wahl also serves on the Board of Directors for Green Dot Public Schools. Mr. Wahl earned a B.A. from Villanova University, an M.B.A. from Rutgers University and a law degree from California Western School of Law.
Al Jerome
Former CEO, KCET Public Television
Al Jerome spent 18 years as president and CEO of KCET public television. Since then, Jerome has forged an entrepreneurial approach that led the station through a merger with Link Media to form KCETLink. The organization is introduced a new model for independent public media, driving digital innovation, creating sustainable growth and serving the public interest. KCETLink. While still a member station of PBS (before ending the association in 2011), KCET co-produced the first dramatic series on television to feature a Latino family, American Family. Prior to KCET, Jerome had a successful career in commercial broadcasting, including 17 years with NBC that included a decade as President of the NBC Television Station Group. He also served as Vice President and General Manager of WNBC-TV/New York. In 1992, Jerome was recruited to be President and Chief Executive Officer of SpectraVision, Inc., the hotel industry's leading provider of pay-per-view entertainment and interactive television programming. A New York native, Jerome is a graduate of Cornell University, with an A. B. in History. He also earned a Masters of Business Administration from New York University. He is married with three grown sons and two grandchildren.
Carole Neal
Digital Marketing, Verizon
Carole Neal is a member of the Verizon Marketing organization. Her responsibilities include developing the digital marketing and branding strategy for a $4 Billion product portfolio and working with the Product teams to launch new services. She is actively involved within the community through the Verizon Foundation, and has served as a volunteer in leadership roles with City of Hope, Taproot Foundation, UCLA and Girl Scouts. Carole has an undergraduate degree in Business and French from Hood College in Frederick, MD, a MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management and holds her Project Management Professional (PMP) certification.
Ly Cecilia Nguyen
Manager, Bain & Company
Ly Cecilia Nguyen is currently a Manager at Bain & Company. She advises senior executives on growth strategy, operational improvement and operating model redesign. Her industry expertise includes utilities, energy, and technology. Ly has worked for multiple education and youth development organizations. As an Education Pioneers Graduate fellow, she led and implemented strategic and operations projects for the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools. Additionally, she has worked in strategic planning and development for Green Dot Public Schools. Finally, she serves on the board of Safe Place for Youth, a nonprofit helping homeless youth in Los Angeles, CA. Ly graduated with an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, where she majored in Social Entrepreneurship. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Bachelor of Arts in French from the University of California, Berkeley.
Larry Jacobs
West Region Sales Director, Shell Oil Company
Larry Jacobs is the West Region Sales Director for Shell Oil Company, accountable for a $250MM budget. He has more than 20 years of domestic and international experience with Shell Oil across a variety of leadership and business development roles. Larry attended UCLA and earned a BS in Applied Mathematics. While in college he worked for the Young Black Scholars – an organization dedicated to preparing high school students for college. He believes this opportunity was invaluable and spurred his passion for educational youth programs. Early in his professional career he also mentored college students through the Black Executive Exchange Program (BEEP) — an organization committed to exposing college students to corporate executives in hopes of gaining career insights and opportunities. Years later a friend invited him to participate in career day at Green Dot. Larry was impressed with the students' drive and the school's ambition. He soon after became an ambassador and helped support Green Dot through personal and corporate philanthropy. Larry values diversity in corporate America and believes education to be the greatest equalizer. In his spare time he enjoys cooking, working out and playing the bass guitar.
Ronni Ephraim
Educational Consultant
Ronni Ephraim has spent her entire career in the field of education. She served as a teacher, principal, assistant superintendent, local district superintendent and deputy superintendent for the Los Angeles Unified School District. Her interests include elementary literacy and school leadership. She retired from LAUSD in 2008 to join 2U, an online program management company working with colleges and universities to bring masters and doctorate programs online. She worked closely with the faculty and leadership at the University of Southern California to build their online Masters in Teaching and Ed.D in Organizational Leadership programs. Ronni presently consults with school districts, universities and OPMs in the areas of early literacy, school leadership, using data for continuous program improvement, and quality online pedagogy. She has served as a member of the NAEP Advisory Committee for Language Arts and the California Department of Education Committee on Reading First. Ronni holds a master's degree in school counseling and a doctorate degree in school leadership and management.
Dennis Miller
Executive Chairman, CORE Media Group
Dennis Miller serves as Executive Chairman of CORE Media Group. He began his career in the entertainment and tax department of the law firm of Manatt, Phelps, Rothenberg and Tunney. Dennis has worked in senior positions at Turner Network Television, Sony Pictures and Lionsgate Television. He spent the last 15 years in venture capital investing thru Bear Stearns in companies ranging from College Sports Television, TVONE, Capital IQ, K-12 and more recently as a partner in Spark Capital which has invested in companies such as Twitter, Tumblr, Square and Oculus Rift. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of Nexstar and Double Eagle, as well as Green Dot Public Schools. Most recently he has invested in three successful SPACS alongside prominent media investors, Harry Sloan and Jeff Sagansky; as well as advised Lionsgate on the sale of TVGuide to CBS.
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Yes, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, one in three Atlanta Police Academy graduates have criminal records. The idea for the initiative came from two PhD candidates in Japan studies at Emory University, who found out that the Tokugawa Shogunate was able to maintain law and order for three centuries only because of its extensive use of former criminals as rank-and-file policemen known as okappiki//goyokiki/meakashi.
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St Elphin's School FIRST Hopes and Dreams week is a huge success!
This year we held our first ever HOPES and DREAMS week in school. The aim of this week was to encourage all of our children to dream BIG, to recognise their own gifts and talents and to see how others have used their gifts and talents to pursue their dream careers or to overcome barriers which have sent them in new directions. We wanted the children to see that they have so many opportunities ahead of them and to inspire them as to what they may wish to do in the future. We had a really exciting week with lots of fantastic visitors and projects. There are so many things to share that we have had to put in several pages. Keep moving your mouse to the right to see the others appear.
Nursery learn all about People who help us!
Reception - Learning to be a Farmer at Stockley Farm and meeting people who help us
Reception had a fantastic day visiting Stockley Farm as part of their science learning and Hopes and Dreams Week. The children loved helping out with the animals.... I wonder how many of them want to be farmers?
During Hopes and Dreams week, Reception had lots of visits from people who help us. These included a police officer, a nurse, a firefighter, a hairdresser and and IT manager. Heather (from Little Penguins) talked to the children about her allotment and let them sample some of her home-made jam for snacktime. The children were then artists-- they decorated their own flower pot. Then they were gardeners- they planted their own pansy. They then sold the plants for £2 to raise money for Alder Hey children's hospital.
The reception and Nursery children raised £110.00. They did a fantastic job.


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Black Onyx and White Onyx Bracelet
Rose Quartz and Silver Bracelet
I've been a rather busy bee making bracelets, when I should have been wrapping presents and baking treats for Christmas. The smokey quartz bracelet is my favourite, its scavenged together from an old elasticated bracelet that broke about 5 years ago and I kept the beads hidden away in my jewelry box until now. The rest of the beads I bought from the lovely Clair's Beautiful Beads on Monday. They were supposed to be my Christmas present but.. well as you can see that didn't go so well, so instead I have place an order for more beads from http://www.beadsdirect.co.uk/ on behalf of M who hates shopping for anything other than gadgets.
What am I going to do with all these beads you wonder, and me too. To be honest I don't really know, I want to make a few things for myself and some things for my friends, if they want. M says I should have a market stall and sell them, I don't know about that, I have been beading for all of one week so its a bit premature, but it does encompass two things that I love, being creative/crafty and jewelry. I would have to see if anyone would really want to buy them from me.. i guess there is always etsy or something, but i'm sure there are allready hundreds of jewelry designers on there. Let me know what you think.


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Finding Coral's Ideal Environment
Part B: Ocean Depth
Temperature is just one measurable quantity that can be used to characterize coral reefs' favored environment. Ocean depth is another important factor in determining why coral reefs are found in specific areas of the world. Continue your investigation by exploring ocean depth.
- Examine the combined bathymetry (ocean depth) and topography (land surface features) map below. Take a minute to familiarize yourself with the color-coded elevation (height) scale.
Image courtesy of NOAA. Click image for larger view.
Checking In
Answer the following questions to check your understanding of bathymetry and topography.
- Why are there negative values on the elevation scale? What does an elevation of zero mean?
Negative elevations correspond to depths below the ocean surface. An elevation of zero defines sea level.
Stop and Think
1: Do coral reefs seem to favor deeper or shallower waters? (Refer back to the map of coral reef locations in Part A if necessary.) Based on what you know about the life processes of coral, explain why you think coral reefs thrive at these depths.
- Why are there negative values on the elevation scale? What does an elevation of zero mean?
- The scale on the bathymetry map covers such a wide range of values that it is extremely difficult to make a precise depth measurement and know how deep coral reefs really live. Examine the image below. This graph is a representation of how deep light of each color of the visible spectrum penetrates below the ocean surface.
Image courtesy of NOAA Ocean Explorer. Click image for larger view.
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2: Explain why you think light penetrates significantly deeper into open ocean waters than coastal waters.


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According to Accenture's report on The Future of FinTech and Banking, global investments in FinTech ventures tripled to $12.21 million in 2014, which means FinTech gained a great momentum and became a hot spot attracting a lot of attention. We have been attentively following FinTech here at LTP and developed an expertise and deep knowledge about the space and players. There are certain crucial things about FinTech each potential entrant and current player has to keep in mind and pay close attention to. As we tapped into the history of watching FinTech and current trends in the space, we have granulated seven most important things to know about FinTech industry.
FinTech startups are hot and international
It's no surprise that ventures in FinTech tripled last year. Diving into the exploration of FinTech, we have covered 22 hottest FinTech startups from the Silicon Valley and India's 14 hottest FinTech startups to demonstrate a great variety of solutions and disruptive players in international markets. In Q1 2015, the payments sector attracted more than $1.16 billion in investments; 12 companies raised more than $5.6 million in seed funding rounds of which Bringhub raised the highest amount with $2 million in seed funding. Moreover, in the short time span of July-September 2015, FinTech saw $750 million of investments.
As the LTP team is spread around the world to follow the FinTech and be on top of the news about the space, we have noticed an interesting trend of a growing number of FinTech hubs equally active and hot.
Source: FinTech Week London 2015
There is a notion that Silicon Valley is the place where the most innovative solutions are being built and tested first. This is partially true, although there are certainly hubs around the world where unicorns are born and raised to reach international markets. FinTech Week London 2015 demonstrated the emerging hubs with significant investments in FinTech around the world made in last five years. The largest investments were made in the US, totaling more than $31 billion. The UK FinTech saw total investments of more than $5 billion, and the rest of the Europe: $4.4 billion. The Chinese FinTech industry is keeping up with FinTech with $3.5 billion investments made in the space in the last five years. Global investments in FinTech reached almost $50 billion in five years.
The recently resumed Money20/20 gave us great insights into the future of FinTech and trends to keep in mind. The conference proved the borderless nature of FinTech to be true. Innovative and imaginative technological solutions from FinTech have an amazing advantage of easily expandable abroad. Innovation cannot stay within the borders of one country anymore with the growing diversity of talents sourced in FinTech startups and with advanced cloud-based technology taking solutions across the globe.
The outcome for the local businesses is increased competition from foreign companies that do not have to make significant investments in a physical presence in order to start entering the market. The same point is an advantage for foreign companies.
New types of stakeholders are entering the space
FinTech startups were believed to be disruptive and competitive and hence, more interesting to traditional financial institutions like banks. However, this isn't the situation anymore. Tech companies dominating other spaces started entering the competition for innovation in finances. It is surprising how actively tech giant Microsoft is involved in FinTech with a great variety of initiatives. Google, Intel and others have also demonstrated an interest in FinTech with their active investments. Here are some of the examples of companies in the portfolios of non-financial companies:
New, interested parties are actively shaping units within their companies to work specifically with FinTech startups to encourage bright minds and innovative entrepreneurs and, possibly, invest in the most promising ones.
New types of partnerships
Previously, we demonstrated a rising interest from tech giants in FinTech startups along with banks. That interest led to new streams of investments and most importantly, incubation. However, there is another set of players shaking hands with the financial industry in a different way or even competing with FinTech while being in a completely unrelated field at first sight.
Social media and communication giants like Facebook or WeChat realized the power of applying financial transaction features into their extensive social networks. Facebook, intended to be a social media platform to connect millions, saw a great opportunity in adding a valuable feature of money transaction while WeChat, China's biggest messaging app with more than 600 million active users, announced an agreement which enables WeChat users in the US to send money to 200 countries and territories via Western Union's Connect platform.
The socialization of money transfers is active from both players – media giants and FinTechs. Venmo leveraged the power of social connections and the value of virtual interactions by opening the opportunity to share personal transactions and react on them within personal networks. Needless to say, Venmo is one of the most popular peer-to-peer payment apps which has processed more than $900 million transactions during Q4 2014.
FinTech 2.0 is coming and FinTechs & banks are collaborating
If startups were thriving to push banks out of the profitable markets with the rise of FinTech, we now see an interesting change both in attitude and strategies from both sides. Banks are no more engaged in fierce competition. As powerful traditional players indicated a threat, they figured out individual ways to cope with it and collaborate in order to improve and provide a better value for customers.
Both banks and FinTechs have their strengths and weaknesses, and both are better off by cooperating and combining the best they can offer to cover each other's weaknesses. Banks can guarantee rapid scaling with significant funding and access to demand while the FinTech sector can offer the most innovative and efficient solutions for better customer service. An interesting term called FinTech 2.0 is used in the paper recently published by Santander in collaboration with InnoVentures, Oliver Wyman and Anthemis Group called FinTech 2.0 Paper: Rebooting Financial Services.
As stated in the paper, while some FinTechs today are focused on the race to build standalone unicorns, FinTech 2.0 represents a far broader opportunity to re-engineer the infrastructure and processes of the global financial services industry in which the top 300 banks command a revenue pool worth $3.8 trillion. To realize the opportunity of FinTech 2.0, banks and FinTechs need to collaborate, each providing the other with what it lacks – be that data, brand, distribution or technical and regulatory expertise.
We have been covering the ways FinTechs and banks are joining hands with the most preferred ways to collaborate being startup programs to incubate FinTech startups (43%), venture funds to fund FinTech startups (20%) and partnerships with FinTech companies (20%).
Europe has an emerging way of collaboration between the banking industry and FinTech startups – mentorship programs. Bank of America, Merrill Lynch, Citi, Barclays, HSBC, JPMorgan, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs and other banking industry giants got involved in the FinTech Innovation Lab that is aimed to foster relationships between startups and banks through 12-week mentorships.
An important conclusion we came to is that banking and FinTechs are more in collaborative relationships than in competition. Banks and FinTechs are operating in the financial services industry which dictates the types of relationships between new entrants and established powerful players. It is partially related to the fact that FinTechs can't be a complete alternative to the traditional bank – FinTech startups still rely on bank accounts at the backend with the majority of FinTech startups offering a fragment of the set of services regular bank offers. From a bank's perspective, FinTechs represent a consolidation of the most innovative ideas and solutions that can change the market rapidly due to the size, talents, absence of legacy systems, focus and other factors. A strictly regulated environment is another factor leading startups to seek for support from banks that have resources and stability to comply with licensing. Everything combined, it led FinTech and banking to a warm collaboration and joint efforts to provide better value for customers.
The model of relationships between startups and industry giants is not the same in other industries. Some of the examples are Tesla in automotive and Uber in transportation. In these, cases disruptors are not forced to seek for collaboration or any support from traditional players because they have their own technologies and strength to enter the market. Disruptors can independently comply with regulations just like big players.
Players within the FinTech industry
There is a great diversity among the types of players within the FinTech industry. Therefore, we cannot distribute financial and innovative attractiveness of the overall industry on all players equally. Certain spaces within the FinTech attract more investments and attention than others. The LTP team charted the categories by the size of the investments:
Source: LTP, 11 Insights From Two Years of FinTech Investments
In 2013 & 2014, finance/lending companies attracted a total of $567 million in funds, the largest compared to other categories. Payment rails companies raised $416 million while mobile wallet companies raised $286 million. The LTP team performed a deep analysis of investments made into payments technology companies, which can be found here.
Expanding the unicorns club
Innovative solutions in FinTech solving real issues of a big customer pool lead companies to the unicorns club, which has been expanding at a fast pace. Some of the examples from around the world we can bring here are:
Data source: MEDICI, Powered by LTP
Even though the unicorns are spread internationally, the largest number is from the US.
Source: LTP, 26 Companies From This FinTech List Have a Billion Plus Enterprise Value
Starting last year, the space in the unicorns club shrank with companies like Stripe, POWA Technologies, Avant, Prosper, One97 and others boosting their valuations far over $1 billion.
Even though the growing number of unicorns tightens the competition, it is a great sign. For potential entrants, it indicates an upward trend in the industry that is actively expanding. It validates a real opportunity for young startups to enter the club down the road and a clear interest from investors injecting funds into FinTech and boosting valuations. It is not clear whether the club will be growing at a fast pace in the near future. However, the growing interest from a variety of stakeholders may support the trend.
Security is a major issue to address
When it comes to payments, security and fraud protection is one of the biggest concerns among the service providers. JPMorgan released the results of Payments Fraud and Control Survey this year with disturbing results on fraud rates.
According to the report, some of the key findings include the following statistics:
The high level of fraudulent activity in the financial sector leaves FinTech with a problem to address. The most important statistic for FinTech as targeted on wireless transfers is the fact that 62% of companies were targets of payments fraud in 2014, among which 27% are wire transfer-related.


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In 2014, Sheila Fontaine was searching for lactation support for her infant son, Emmett. She spoke with La Leche League, which recommended that she come in to speak with the lactation consultants at Baby Café held at the Children's Board Family Resource Centers in Brandon. She brought in Emmett and was able to receive the assistance that she needed.
As time passed, Sheila became increasingly concerned about Emmett's overall development. She felt that he was showing severe stranger anxiety, he was nonverbal, and at 18 months old he still was not walking. She began to worry and remembered that the Center offered child development classes, provided by Baby Bungalow. She decided to attend a Baby & Me class in late January of 2016.
While at the Center, Sheila shared with staff how concerned she was about Emmett. Furthermore, she was not sure what she could do to get help since she had lost her job in October and as a result, lost her health insurance. Center staff told her about the Mobile Medical Clinic provided by St. Joseph's Children's Advocacy Center.
The staff explained that Emmett would receive his well visit, immunizations, as well as hearing and vision screening. Equally important, she could speak with Luis Diaz, a child development specialist, who would conduct a development screening with her and Emmett. In addition, a health care navigator, Lourdes, would be available to help her with applying for health insurance.
In February, she brought Emmett to the Mobile Medical Clinic. Within a week after seeing Luis, Early Steps, an early childhood intervention program, called her for an appointment to evaluate Emmett. She excitedly reports that they have already seen him. Sheila is in disbelief that everything happened in less than a month!
Sheila says, "Every time I come here, I leave here crying tears of joy! The staff guided me through the path that I needed to follow. I can't thank you enough! I didn't know where to start – I had so many negative thoughts that no one would help me, that we would not qualify for any assistance! The less I could talk, the more you guys guided me! For some people, it is hard to ask for help. I am one of those people. But you guys make it WAY easy!"
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Hospitality careers start here! Learning is delicious at The Class Act Restaurant. Located at The Kirkwood Center, The Class Act features breakfast, lunch and dinner prepared by our students under the guidance of professional staff. Our menu changes seasonally, ensuring the freshest quality ingredients and new and exciting choices for our guests.
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In this post, from Image Comics: The Legend of Luther Strode #6, Marvel Comics: Deadpool Kills Deadpool #2 and Kick-Ass 3 #2 and from Vertigo: Fairest #18 and Trillium #1. Eeeep! Trillium, the last love story ever told is finally here!
Image Comics
The Legend of Luther Strode #6 by Justin Jordan, illustrated by Tradd Moore, cover by Tradd Moore
Genre: Fiction, action, adventure, violence
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
It's finally here, the conclusion to the uber violent Legend of Luther Stode ends with issue six, much like its predecessor The Strange Talent of Luther Strode which I think I held much closer to my heart. When we last left our hero, he had rescued the love of his high school life Petra, now also an adult from the clutches of a bound up and probably immortal Jack the Ripper. Assuming he stays looking like he belongs on the set of The Invisible Man of course.
In this finale, the duo travel into the local Abberline Mall (named after Chief Inspector Frederick Abberline in the Ripper case) to save the citizens from a dastardly nemesis even more unbeatable than the Librarian. So expect even more blood, even more gore and even more muscles, because this is a showdown to remember. It's like something out of "Hannibal" times ten. Props yet again go to illustrator Tradd Moore, who continues to astound me in what he's able to bring to life. The frenzied aftermath of a mass torture and a mile high battle never looked so good.
Marvel Comics
Deadpool Kills Deadpool #2 by Cullen Bunn, illustrated by Salva Espin, cover by Michael Del Mundo
Genre: Fiction, action, humor, alternate universe
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Get ready for even more bloodshed than you thought possible as the Deadpool Corp fighting to save the multiverse and the Deadpool Corp fighting to destroy the universe end up in an all out war to decide if they should continue their fictional ways or die with them. Featuring Cesspool, Pandapool, Wizardpool, Minotaurpool, Wild Wild Westpool, Motorpool, Wolverpool, Robotpool and my personal favorite: Beard of Beespool. Oh, and also Deadpool, Kidpool, etc, etc, etc.
Deadpool Kills Deadpool is on top of its game, complete with the group's superfan the Watcher who has been charged with watching the various multiverse Deadpools and apparently collecting some sweet merchandise. Merc with a Mouth Merch if you will. IF ONLY IT WAS AVAILABLE TO BUY IN REAL LIFE! All of these elements culminate in one glorious battle in which we get such one-liners as, KIDPOOL: "I managed to dodge the Avengers Arena bullet… only to be taken out like this?" and ROBOTPOOL: "Insert humorous self referential, meta comment here." Will they be able to defeat perhaps the most dangerous Deadpool of all? Where do they all come from? And can Pandapool please get his own spin-off?
Kick-Ass 3 #2 by Mark Millar, illustrated by John Romita, cover by John Romita
Genre: Fiction, superheroes, action, violence
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
The final Kick-Ass series is here and somehow it only took two months between issue one and two, which must mean that Mark Millar actually has some free time on his hands. Regardless of the rush, Millar's writing isn't affected, giving us a look at Dave as he struggles with keeping his personal life and his superhero life separate. He also continues to be the nerdy superhero we know and love, hatching a plan with his fellow superheroes to reenact a scene from Batman: Year One while simultaneously dealing with the new mob threat Rocco Genovese. Who is such a villain that for a time the mob chose to ignore his existence.
In addition to the typical, "what Dave is up to" story, Millar also gives us a look at Chris' mom, Angie Genovese who doesn't seem to be adjusting well to her life as the mother of supervillain the Motherfucker who raped and killed the citizens of New York to avenge his father. He is currently in the hospital complaining about how life hard for him is since he's that whiny and entitled. Because she's no longer proud of the threat she brought into the world and the flack she gets for birthing him from the public, Angie hatches a sinister ploy. One which doesn't go quite to plan. With amazing results for us.
Fairest #18 by Sean Williams, illustrated by Stephen Sadowski, cover by Adam Hughes
Genre: Fiction, fractured fairy-tale, fantasy, drama
Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
The cover of this issue promises death and dismemberment or you know was at least titled "Death and Dismemberment" and it kind of disappointed. Well there was some death and some dismemberment, but it wasn't anything to write home about. Majaraha Charming spends the issue dealing with a mysterious boil covered illness which he thinks he can stave off dying from because of his super Fable popularity power. Basically, the more popular a Fable is the harder it is to kill them. A plot point which author Bill Willingham made sure we'd remember when he beat us over the head with it after killing Prince Charming in the first place five years ago.
Back at camp tensions break out when Charming's loyal second in command continues to search for his friend and Buldeo wants to drink Charming's wine and have sex with his women because he's a lazy so and so. The only semi-redeeming quality in the issue were some flashbacks to the original series that at least kept me semi-interested and then it was all ruined by a proclamation of love and the reappearance of that giant talking alligator/crocodile that really served no purpose. Yay. Is this arc over yet?
Trillium #1 by Jeff Lemire, illustrated by Jeff Lemire, cover by Jeff Lemire
Genre: Fiction, science fiction, romance, apocalyptic
Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Sweet Tooth creator Jeff Lemire is back with an intriguing new comic about one love story told across time and space. With the world crashing down around one of our characters thanks to a deadly sentient virus wiping out life in the universe in the year 3797 it may be the last love story ever told. Humanity has been pushed farther and farther into space to escape this virus named the Caul and are seeking a cure in the flower Trillium. The catch? It's happening across two separate time streams. Bonus: explorer Nigel Thornberry is in it. Kind of. I'll let you judge for yourself, but this comic definitely has an appearance by Nigel Thornberry.
Lemire has a unique gift in which he's able to somehow transform the medium of comic into something else entirely (which he did by using the first person perspective in the amazing graphic novel Underwater Welder). He continues to pull of this feat in this brand new series, having individual panels fuzz out as if we're viewing the static on a television screen. The other thing that sets this series apart is the flip book style of the comic that meets in the middle. It contains two stories and as a result can be read one way or the other, either with the story set in 3797 with Nika or the tale taking place in 1921 with soldier turned explorer William. It's pretty trippy.


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Alberta man reaches settlement on five year long battle against government
Embroiled in a five-year-long lawsuit, an Alberta man has some peace of mind after finally reaching a settlement.
William Berry sued the Alberta government in 2011 for what he alleged was inhumane treatment after he was forcibly removed by officers from a Red Deer courthouse.
"I'm glad it's over after a five-year battle, considering the event only lasted 27 seconds," Berry said. "I was lucky I had family supporting me through the whole thing, a lot of victims in these crimes don't."
A cancer survivor, Berry is mute, partially deaf and breathes through a tracheostomy tube. At the time of the incident, Berry said he was visiting the courthouse to pay a speeding ticket.
Entering through an exit door and bypassing security, Berry was approached by an officer. Berry said he tried to communicate that he had a hearing issue, but the sheriff, Thomas Bounds, dragged him in a bear hug towards the courthouse exit.
Video footage shows several other sheriffs physically restraining Berry, who ended up convulsing after he claimed his breathing tube was dislodged.
Shortly after, Berry filed a $1.5 million-lawsuit against the Alberta government.
A 2012 investigation by the solicitor general's office concluded Bounds used "excessive" and "unjustified" force in the courthouse incident. Bounds no longer works for the province, and assault charges against the him were stayed by the Crown that same year.
Berry said he isn't able to release the details of the settlement, but is relieved that the incident — which he said has left him with post traumatic stress disorder — has finally reached a conclusion.


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Wednesday evening House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi gave an eight-hour speech on the US House of Representatives floor championing for illegal immigrants.
Normally, you would think Democratic lawmakers would applaud her actions, but it seems the reverse has happened.
Her party members are claiming this stunt has damaged their campaigns for a 2018 reelection.
House Democrats interviewed by Politico gave their two-cents on Pelosi's speech and it wasn't pretty. The majority of them believed she was attempting to "shore up support with the progressive base."
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"By agreeing to the spending caps deal, [Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-IL)] and others argued, Democrats gave up all their leverage to force Republicans into serious negotiations to shield Dreamers from deportation," Politico explains.
Other Democratic representatives believe her speech made their lives more difficult.
Via Politico:
Some centrist-minded Democrats said Pelosi's daylong protest could — by calling attention to the failure to provide relief for Dreamers — make it that much harder for vulnerable members to vote for the budget deal. …
"This stunt … had nothing to do with protecting vulnerable members who have to take a difficult vote," said one moderate lawmaker who asked not to be named. "Working out this deal and then saying she's not going to vote for it? Come on. She was at the table." …
All House Democrats are supportive of Dreamers. But several members, particularly centrists, are wary of using the immigration issue as a campaign cudgel, worried it could derail Democrats' chances of taking back the House.
Gutiérrez gave no slack to Pelosi saying, "There's all kinds of ways, I assure you, that leadership exercises its influence — the least of which is a floor speech."
"Pelosi's speech also pits her directly against Senate Democrats who just reached a budget deal which did not include provisions on immigration," reports the Daily Wire.
One House Democrat told Bloomberg "Many of our members are furious. We have spent the last three weeks insisting that we don't want to shut the government down over DACA, and she essentially made the whole thing about it. Virtually everyone trying to win seats outside of California feels she has hurt their chances."


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Gain an understanding of the many issues in sustainable food and fibre production within the multi-billion dollar agricultural sectors. And examine the areas which encompasses agricultural production.
Agricultural production areas include: food processing and government, through to water resource management and processing and development.
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With this degree you can focus on one area or complete subjects across each of the four specialisations: The four areas of specialisation include: Agribusiness, Animal Science, Crop Production and Food Security.


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Let's all ignore the ads for diamonds. This card is 4 bucks and is guaranteed to get you a smooch.
2 years ago I told Chris I wanted to go to Red Lobster for Valentine's Day. I figured here in Manhattan, nobody else would dare suggest Red Lobster to their date for Valentine's Day. Also, I had never been to a Red Lobster. Well, it was packed. They were only doing take out and our food took 45 minutes. I didn't mind though, because I actually love doing take out. Who wouldn't want to eat their dinner in sweatpants given the choice? That's real romance.


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Shooto Gig Tokyo Volume 18 takes place on National Day, Wednesday February 11, 2015 in Tokyo, Japan. The next challenger for Ryuichi Miki's Bantamweight title will be contested for between Rambo Suzuki and Masaaki Sugawara.
Rambo is ranked 4th and Sugawara is ranked 8th. They both jump ahead of the queue as Miki's already beat #3 ranked Flying Monkey #2, and Kentaro Watanabe has signed with PXC to fight overseas.
Rambo's most recent fight was a title challenge with Adriano Moraes at ONE FC. Incidentally, Shootist Moraes is ranked at #5 just behind Rambo. But the Brazilian whiz kid choked Rambo out in the third, earned the title, and sent Rambo packing to ply his trade in heavy leather in Japan .
Sugawara kept into the rankings with a first round TKO of ranker Takaki Soya, and he also went toe to toe with #3 Saruta for three rounds.
This will be Sugawara's and Rambo's second match together. In the first, Rambo took the decision victory. Sugawara has faced more and great competition than his rival, and this time he'll need to prove it if he wants the shot at the belt. It's likely to be a blistering punch up.
In the co-main event, 1st ranked Yuki Shojo will meet young prospect Ryuto Sawada. Even though Sawada had a disappointing result in the 2014 Rookie tournament, going 2-1-1, Shooto is still banking on the 19-year old AACC prodigy to rise to his full potential. So, they pit him against the decade-long competitor Shojo who at 34 is still going strong.
In the first round of the 2015 Rookie King Lightweight Tournament scheduled for this card, a match between Iwaki Kei and Yukawa Kazuya will be postponed as Kazuya dislocated his shoulder and needs two months to heal.
SHOOTO Gig Tokyo Vol. 18
February 11, 2015
Shinjuku FACE
Tokyo, Japan
#8 – Bantamweight Title Challenger match – elbows allowed
Kosuke Suzuki ランボー宏輔(パラエストラ千葉/修斗世界バンタム級4位)
Masaaki Sugawara 菅原雅顕(四街道スポーツジム/修斗世界バンタム級6位)
#7 – Flyweight match – elbows allowed
Yuki Shojo 正城ユウキ(クロスワンジム湘南/修斗世界フライ級1位)
Ryuto Sawada 澤田龍人(AACC)
#6 – Flyweight match – elbows allowed
Junji Ito 猿丸ジュンジ(シューティングジム横浜)
Kenichi Sawada 澤田健壱(パラエストラ東京)
#5 – Featherweight
Keita Ishibashi 石橋佳大(Duroジム/修斗世界フェザー級10位、修斗環太平洋同級4位)
Kazuhide Shirota 城田和秀(足利ファイトクラブ)
#4 – Welterweight
Kazumasa Sugawara 菅原和政(マスタージャパン)
Dai Sudo 須藤 大(roots)
#3 – Featherweight
Toshiaki Hayasaka 早坂俊明(パラエストラ川崎)
Yosuke Ebihara 海老原洋輔(パラエストラ松戸)
#2 – Bantamweight
Koki Naito 内藤頌貴(ないとう・のぶたか/パラエストラ松戸)
Teppei Maeyama 前山哲兵(AACC)
#1 – Welterweight
Yoshinori Takahashi 高橋圭典(マッハ道場)
Koyomi Matsushima 松嶋こよみ(AACC)


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Safety Last
Safety Last is perhaps the best known piece of work by silent film comedian Harold Lloyd, and it seems that it is remembered for just one scene.
I'm always very weary when it comes to watching silent comedies. I'm not a great fan of run of the mill slapstick where it is just gag after gag and pratfall after pratfall. Don't get me wrong as I love Charlie Chaplin and his silent films, although these are the exceptions to the general rule of silent comedies. On the other hand I am not a great fan of Buster Keaton and feel that his films re quite dreary. Unlike with Chaplin you cannot empathise with Buster because of his 'stone-face' persona. No matter what chaos befalls him Buster remains stoic and stony-faced, not allowing the viewer the opportunity to become emotionally involved.
Whilst Lloyd is nowhere near the genius of Chaplin, I do prefer him, based on this film, to Keaton. Everyone can identify with his All-American character who is down on his luck and attempts a crazy stunt to make some much-needed money. There are some surprisingly funny moments that made me laugh out loud, whilst the climax of the movie, where Harold climbs the building and finds himself clinging precariously to the hands of a clock, is rightly one of the most iconic in film history, and served as a great inspiration for Jackie Chan.


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Geocentric? Heliocentric? The Janus-faced "Aberration" Can't Tell
The present paper is intended to reconsider the reason why George Biddell Airy (1802-1892) is presumed to have failed to resolve the quandary whether astronomical aberration shows a starry dome very slowly orbiting the Sun, and with this Sun orbiting the Earth, or whether contrariwise we orbit a Sun, which for that purpose is taken to be at rest in said dome. It will only deal with the kinematical aspects of the affair and will discuss the subject matter from a modest pedestrian position. That is from the celestial body on which mankind finds itself, taking nothing a priori for granted about that body's status in the cosmos observable around it. And in doing that it will be earning – until further notice! – the "New Scientist's" accolade for not betraying the very standards on which the scientific community has been built.
To begin with: non-astronomically informed people still cherish the tough untruth that Galileo, risking martyrdom for the sake of the true truth, irrefutably proved that the Earth "goes around the Sun". Those who are to some degree familiar with the history of astronomy know better: the man had no unequivocal evidence at all for his heliocentric model. Granted: at first sight and overlooking the square and higher powers of the eccentricities of the planetary orbits, it seems simpler than the Ptolemaic one, and Occam's razor hence advocates the acceptance of the hypothesis. Yet, simplicity is decidedly not the hallmark of the Great Chain of Created Being. Galileo's observations showed him that it was possible and attractive to look at the
heavens heliocentrically, not that such was on any account necessary. And today this is still, or better, again the situation. "We can't feel our motion through space; nor has any experiment ever proved that the earth actually is in motion", says the author of a book that Einstein declared to be "a valuable contribution to popular scientific writing".(12) Furthermore: everyone who has investigated the matter and its ramifications knows that from the lifetime of James Bradley (1692-1762) until our days, (with their rising number of anti-relativists!) scores of experts have applied themselves to the task of either demonstrating the Earth's motions, or conversely, to devising theories that acceptably try to explain why these motions cannot be demonstrated. The latter surely being quite an undertaking, because it first of all requires incontestable evidence that Mother Gea is not only relatively, but really in motion, and subsequently a proof that proving that motion is impossible. For after all: to declare an Earth at rest to be unacceptable is not the same as authenticating it to be on the move!
- The Armstrong Alert
- The Fancy Foundations in the Beyond


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Saturday Update:
Top News:
Drew Stanton (QB - ARZ) - With the news Friday that Carson Palmer will continue to sit on the bench due to his nerve issues, Stanton is in a great position to exceed his fantasy daily market value when visiting Denver tomorrow in what could turn out to be a high scoring game. Head coach Bruce Arians is never shy about having his QB throw the deep ball and he will have to against Peyton Manning's high flying offense. The well-traveled yet savvy Stanton has gone undefeated since take over for Palmer and after looking a little shaky against the NY Giants in Week 2, he looked very strong against SF in Week 3 as he threw for 244 yards and two TDs in a solid divisional victory. Another factor to consider is Denver's underperforming secondary which is ranked 31st against the pass - yielding 300 yards per game! If you are looking to load up on high priced players at other roster slots and jonesing for a value, this is a good place to look.
Reggie Bush (RB - DET) - Joique Bell's struggles with getting cleared from his concussion have continued to linger to the point that he has been ruled out of this Sunday's game against Buffalo. His health woes have cleared the way for Bush to have a big game as the featured back in a much anticipated home game. After a very quiet start to the season, Bush has increased his productivity the last two weeks with 107 yards rushing, one TD and 10 catches for 57 yards. With Detroit offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi telling the local Detroit media that Bush will get a heavier workload if Bell is out, Bush may be a steal for his modest price on most fantasy dailies.
Stock Up:
Niles Paul (TE - WAS) - Paul was one of the hottest TEs in the game until he was knocked silly on a play against the NY Giants a week from last Thursday which resulted in him suffering a concussion and missing the second half. He has since passed the NFL concussion protocol and practiced fully Friday which is great news since it has also been reported that Jordan Reed may not be ready to return tomorrow against Seattle because of lingering hamstring issues. Reed has been limited in practice so even if he does return, he will not be 100%. Seattle is hell on opposing wide receivers so it is imperative that Paul is involved to give Washington a fighting chance.
Ben Tate (RB - CLE) - The injury prone one is set to return after dealing with a knee problem first suffered in the season opener against Pittsburgh. As much of a joke as Cleveland's offense has been for most of the last decade, offensive coordinator Kyle Shanahan and QB Brian Hoyer have instilled some life into a unit that has put up decent production through the first quarter of the season. Tate will obviously split carries with rookies Terrence West and Isaiah Crowell, but should be the lead back and have the highest upside. He faces a 22nd ranked Tennessee run defense which is yielding 127 yards per game so for his minimal price tag in most fantasy dailies, he could prove to be a steal.
Darrin Reaves (RB - CAR) - Due to an unbelievable rash of injuries, the undrafted free agent rookie from UAB has a solid chance to contribute tomorrow against a Chicago run defense which is ranked in the bottom half of the league (yielding 122.5 rushing yard per game). Reaves will share the load with banged up Fozzy Whitaker (whose value has jumped up too and he may have the edge over Reaves because of his experience) and new acquisition Chris Ogbonnaya. The Panthers backfield is a mess but Reaves has the highest upside of the three backs and could pay off big as a cheap value.
Stock Down:
Jordan Cameron (TE - CLE) - Cameron is listed as probable for tomorrow's tilt against Tennessee but it was confirmed this past week that he has been dealing with a AC joint sprain in his shoulder since the season opener and will have to deal with it the rest of the season. Cameron has been injury prone during his short career so this is the latest of several obstacles that he has and will overcome. One direct hit could end his season which makes us think he is not worth the considerably higher price tag he is still sporting in all fantasy dailies.
Calvin Johnson (WR -DET) - Johnson has been dealing with an ankle injury for a few weeks and it doesn't seem to be getting better. Several media outlets have been reporting that the team is legitimately thinking of sitting him down tomorrow against Buffalo just so that he can recover. Last week against the NY Jets, he participated in about half the team's offensive snaps and was essentially playing every other down and when he did play, he was essentially a decoy which enabled Golden Tate to explode for a nice game. He will be a game-time decision but even if he toughs it out, he may not be worth his price tag.
Vernon Davis (SF - TE) - Davis was able to return last Sunday against Philly after missing the previous week in Arizona due to a sprained ankle suffered in Week 2. Unfortunately for Davis, he was absolutely blasted in the back by Philly LB DeMeco Ryans and forced to leave the contest. The injury looked very scary but Davis played it down in the days following the game as he said he was just suffering from back spasms. Whatever his ailment is, he did not practice at all this week and will be a game-time decision for SF's battle against Kansas City.
Quarterbacks - Featured site is FanDuel
Fantistics Top 5 QBs:
1. Drew Brees
2. Aaron Rodgers
3. Peyton Manning
4. Ben Roethlisberger
5. Kirk Cousins
Top Play:
Drew Brees (NO) - Brees will be glad to be returning to the confines of the Superdome after playing three of his first four games on the road thus far. In his lone appearance at home in Week 3 against Minnesota, he threw 27 of 35 for 293 yards, two TDs and no INTs - the only game he has thrown no INTs in this year. He has thrown for 300+ yards in two of four games this year, but it is true that he hasn't truly exploded for that signature fantasy performance he always seems to have. Why are the odds good he will strike it big this Sunday? In his last nine games in NO, he has thrown 29 TD passes which includes six games of at least 3+ TD passes! He faces a Tampa Bay team which is coming off a surprise win on the road in Pittsburgh but still carries the 30th ranked pass defense in the league. The last time he played Tampa Bay at home, Brees threw for 381 yards and four TDs! These division rivals do know each other well but Tampa Bay hasn't been able to stop anyone this year, and NO is coming off a very embarrassing loss against Dallas last Sunday night in front of a national TV audience so there is nothing Brees wants more than to light it up like he has done most of his career. He does come with a high price in all fantasy dailies but he is the closest thing to a QB lock this week in terms of production.
Ben Roethlisberger (PIT) - Big Ben got the short end of the stick last Sunday against Tampa Bay in an upset loss but his numbers were strong as he threw 29 of 40 for 314 yards, three TDs and zero INTs - his best statistical performance of the year. While offensive coordinator Todd Haley gets a lot of blame for his fiery temper and stubborn ways, his implementation of a quick passing game has developed nicely as Roethlisberger is standing upright a lot more than when he took deeper drops and had to connect with his receivers on time consuming double moves, etc. Antonio Brown has developed into one of the best receivers in the league, Heath Miller is healthy and catching almost everything thrown his way in the middle of the field and youngsters like Markus Wheaton and Le'Veon Bell have added dimensions to the offense that have forced defenses to react rather than attack. Big Ben faces a struggling Jacksonville defense which is ripe for the picking as the Jags are ranked dead last against the pass - giving up 344.3 yards per game - and are winless on the year.
Russell Wilson (SEA) - Wilson has probably been salivating the last week and a half knowing that he is going to face a decimated and vulnerable Washington defense this Sunday. Before his bye week in Week 4, Wilson displayed remarkable consistency through his first three games as he threw for two TDs in each outing. He is averaging only 217 passing yards per game which will pretty much always be the case as Seattle's offense is based on the great running of Marshawn Lynch with the passing game built off of play action. There is usually no need for Wilson to air it out but because of his efficiency, he is always a solid play for two TD passes and 200 passing yards. Washington was just dismantled by the NY Giants last Thursday night as Kirk Cousins threw the golden sombrero while Washington couldn't stop anyone on defense. With a much better offense and defense facing them now, Washington could get routed easily unless Seattle is somehow rusty coming off its bye.
Andy Dalton (CIN) - There was no team that was probably watching last Monday's game between KC and NE closer than the Bengals since they will be traveling to Foxborough this coming Sunday night. Like all of us, the Bengals saw the Patriots absolutely thrashed on both sides of the ball. The NE offense has struggled every time out this year but their woes are starting to fester onto the defensive side of the ball. If not for a penalty late in Week 3's game against Oakland, the Raiders would have taken a late lead and possibly scored a major upset so NE's struggles aren't new. There is no better time for Dalton to strike the Pats than right now while they are reeling as Dalton is fresh coming off a bye and there is little concern of any rust affecting him. So far this year, Cincy's defense and running game has carried the team so Dalton is due to break out. With AJ Green healthy, Mohamed Sanu having emerged as a strong complement and the receiving ability of Gio Bernard, offensive coordinator Hue Jackson has the tools to be aggressive and keep the Pats on their collective heels.
On the Fence:
Eli Manning (NYG) - After a dreaded start to the season that saw him throw four INTs in his first two games, Eli has turned it around the last two weeks while leading his team to two straight victories. In his last game against Washington last Thursday night, he threw for 300 yards, four TDs and even ran in one TD. The new offense implemented by Bill McAdoo seems to be taking hold so this Sunday marks another potentially strong performance against a soft Atlanta defense which was just run over by rookie QB Teddy Bridgewater. Atlanta's pass defense ranks 29th against the pass as it yields 282.8 yards per game. The Giants have flopped before when being favorites at home but Atlanta hasn't been able to stop anyone this year so Manning will be the beneficiary - particularly with the emergence of TE Larry Donnell and the recent strong play of Rueben Randle who has caught 13 passes the last two weeks.
Other Values:
Tony Romo (DAL), Mike Glennon (TB) and Austin Davis (STL). For the first time all year, Romo looked like the Romo of old in terms of health last Sunday night against NO. Not only was he on target with most of his passes, he even jaunted for a career high rush of 21 yards. Romo and the Dallas offense are on a roll as he has thrown five TDs versus just one INT the last two weeks and next plays against a Houston D that really hasn't been tested by a high powered offense yet this year...Glennon had a great game against Pittsburgh last Sunday on the road as he led his team to a last second victory with a TD throw to Vincent Jackson. He plays next against New Orleans in a game that could very well turn into a shootout. He threw for 219 yards and two TDs the last time he played in the Superdome against a Saints team that was playing a lot better last year than it is now...Davis is our super sleeper of the week as he travels to Philly to play the high powered Eagles. The Rams are a desperate team following their choke job against Dallas in Week 3 and will pull out all the stops to salvage a season many pundits believed was over as soon as Sam Bradford was ruled out for the year. Davis threw for 327 yards against Dallas in Week 3 so he has the arm to put up some numbers and there is no better time than this Sunday against a team that is an elite scoring machine.
Running Back - Featured site is DraftKings
Fantistics Top 5 RBs:
1. LeSean McCoy
2. Matt Forte
3. Eddie Lacy
4. Rashad Jennings
5. Le'Veon Bell
Top Plays:
LeSean McCoy (PHI): You might have first reacted with surprise by seeing McCoy's name at the top of this list given his recent struggles but when factoring in who the Eagles play this Sunday and McCoy's history, it shouldn't be that surprising. McCoy's fantasy daily value has taken a slight dip which benefits those owners who are looking to fit him in their lineups with other value plays. McCoy plays against the 30th ranked run defense of St Louis which was last seen getting run over by DeMarco Murray in Week 3. The Rams are yielding over 155 rushing per game which must be music to McCoy's ears as the talented RB is coming off playing against a killer 49ers run defense which is yielding just 69.8 yards per game. Philly QB Nick Foles did not look sharp against SF which could partly be blamed on being banged up but the running game needs to be cranked up. To their credit, the Eagles have not stopped feeding the ball to McCoy despite his struggles which will pay off because you can't keep a talented back down for long.
Matt Forte (CHI): After getting blasted on the ground by two stellar run defenses in San Francisco and the NY Jets, Forte finally got back on track against Green Bay last Sunday by rushing 23 times for 122 yards. Interestingly, he has not scored a rushing TD (or receiving TD) all year but is a great bet to break through against a Carolina defense which has not played close to the level it did last year and has allowed three rushing TDs over the last two games and over 140 yards on the ground. Forte also continues to be a great source of receptions and receiving yards - averaging six catches for 48.5 yards per outing. Chicago has to be careful being too one-dimensional which doomed itself last Sunday against Green Bay as Jay Cutler threw some terrible passes in the second half. Chicago will get back on track riding the back of Forte.
Value Plays:
Zac Stacy (STL): After starting the season with a dud against Minnesota, Stacy has quietly put up decent numbers his last two games. Against Tampa Bay in Week 2 he rushed 19 times for 71 and one TD, and against Dallas in Week 3 he rushed 12 times for 67 yards. While not eye popping, he averaged 4.5 yards per carry which is very strong. He next plays Philadelphia's 26th ranked run defense which was abused by Frank Gore last Sunday. This game has a strong chance to be high scoring which is great news for a back like Stacy who just needs a certain amount of touches to eventually break a big play. Philly has notoriously gotten off to slow starts this year while St. Louis has gotten off to great starts, so something has to give this Sunday.
Doug Martin (TB): After suffering an injury in the season opener against Carolina, Martin finally returned to the lineup this past Sunday against Pittsburgh and rushed for his first TD of the year. Martin hit hard times last year after a brilliant rookie campaign so a lot of analysts out there are wondering if he is a one hit wonder. That is definitely a possibility but we feel he has a lot left to give, especially against a NO run defense which is ranked 21st in the league (yielding over 123 yards per game!). It should be noted that even though Martin struggled through an injury marred and disappointing 2013, he did rush for 144 yards in the one game he did play against NO. The TB-NO game has the potential to be high scoring which is good news for all skill position players involved.
Upside Plays: Ahmad Bradshaw (IND) - How is this for a stat line? Bradshaw has four receiving TDs and no rushing TD so far this year. When is the last time you heard of a running back with stats like that? Bradshaw is only averaging slightly above eight carries per game as Trent Richardson continues to garner most of the work, but Bradshaw is cashing in on the passing game - averaging 3.5 receptions, 33.5 yards per game and one TD per outing. I wouldn't expect him to continue scoring every game, but with Baltimore's 7th ranked rushing defense coming up next, Andrew Luck will be playing a lot of spread formation. LeGarrette Blount (PIT) - Pittsburgh is set to play a rookie QB in Blake Bortles this Sunday which will have its blitz happy LBs excited beyond belief. Jacksonville for the most part this year has simply not been competitive and there is no reason to think that will change. There is a very high probability that Pittsburgh will dominate which will allow Blount a lot of cleanup work - including more than his usual amount of carries and most likely goal line opportunities. When a team gets up by a certain amount of points, there is nothing it likes better than running the clock out which happens to be Blount's specialty. Khiry Robinson (NO) - Robinson was the main guy in the NO backfield last Sunday night against Dallas and he played well which indicates he should be the main guy again this Sunday against a horrific Tampa Bay defense. Against Dallas, he rushed eight times for 87 yards including a 62-yard spree which gave NO slight hopes of a potential rally. In Week 3, he rushed 18 times for 69 yards, so he has been playing well in lieu of Mark Ingram's injury. Pierre Thomas was expected to take on the lion's share of the backfield load with Ingram out but Robinson has more than done enough to maintain his position.
Wide Receivers - Featured site is DraftDay
Fantistics Top 5 WRs:
1. Antonio Brown
2. Calvin Johnson
3. DeMaryius Thomas
4. Dez Bryant
5. Alshon Jeffery
Top Play:
Antonio Brown (PIT): Brown has been absolutely unstoppable this year and there is no reason for anything to change this Sunday when the Steelers travel to pathetic Jacksonville. Brown has caught at least five passes in an NFL record 20 consecutive games! Talk about automatic in PPR leagues! He has scored four TDs in his last two games along with 17 receptions for 221 yards. With Pittsburgh getting dynamic run production from Le'Veon Bell and receiving help from Heath Miller and Markus Wheaton, opposing defenses are having trouble corralling the speedy Brown who despite his size, is Steve Smith-tough with even better hands. Oh yeah and one other thing, Jacksonville is ranked dead last against the pass as it is yielding over 344 yards per game, so his daily price tag is well worth it this Sunday.
Value Plays:
Steve Smith (BAL): Smith took it to his old team last Sunday as he showed he is not over the hill by any means. The 14 year receiver has three 100 yard receiving games and three TDs and next plays an Indianapolis pass defense which is ranked 21st in the league despite having an easy time against Jacksonville and Tennessee the last two weeks. Joe Flacco and Smith have built a strong rapport very quickly which is great news for Steve's owners but not Torrey Smith's owners. Smith has displayed strong consistency through the first quarter of the season but still maintains a reasonable price tag on most fantasy dailies so don't fall for the Andrew Luck will smoke the Ravens' line of thinking. The Colts have their problems against good defenses and Smith is too red hot not to pick up.
Percy Harvin (SEA): Harvin has gotten off to a good start in Seattle as offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell has shown various ways on how it plans to use the speedy receiver. Aside from running his normal pass routes, he is being used in the backfield extensively which he is excelling at. Through three games, he has caught 15 passes for 106 yards and rushed six times for 86 yards and one TD. Harvin's explosive ability is such that even if he touches the ball a few times, he is a good bet for a long score or big yards. Now, Seattle will never be mistaken for a 300-yard a game passing offense, but it is probably the most explosive offense in the league in terms of big plays which is influenced by Marshawn Lynch. Opposing teams are so concerned with stopping Lynch, Russell Wilson's ability to play action is mesmerizing to watch. It isn't so mesmerizing for defensive backs that have to account for the game breaking Harvin, so an 18th ranked Washington pass defense will definitely have its hands full this Sunday.
Upside Plays:
Victor Cruz (NYG) - Although he was unable to join the scoring parade against Washington last Thursday, Cruz put up nice numbers and could make a great play this Sunday against Atlanta given that his fantasy daily price tag has taken a dip this year. Over the last two weeks, the light has turned on for the NY Giants and their new offensive scheme as Eli Manning and the bunch have cranked out the production. Over the last two weeks, Cruz has caught 11 passes for 215 yards and one TD! He next plays an Atlanta team that simply cannot play defense its life. Markus Wheaton (PIT) - Wheaton is starting to emerge as an explosive counterpart to Antonio Brown. In recent weeks, not only has he put up some respectable numbers, but Ben Roethlisberger is starting to look his way because he is starting to trust the second year player. He is averaging almost five catches and 57 yards per game but has no TDs. A game against the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars could be what he needs to finally reach the end zone. Kelvin Benjamin (CAR) - Over the last couple of weeks, Benjamin is showing he has the skills to be a big time player in this league. He has displayed ridiculous ball skills and body control while his size makes him almost impossible to cover one on one. With Carolina's running game invisible due to injuries and overall suckage, Cam Newton will have to keep cranking out the ball and Benjamin will be the key beneficiary. Benjamin has three TDs in four games and is averaging 82 yards receiving per outing! He faces a Chicago team that would still be giving up TD passes to Aaron Rodgers if the game wasn't stopped.
Could Surprise Plays:
DeAndre Hopkins (HOU) - The second year receiver has quietly scored three TDs in four games and next plays a Dallas team in what could very well end up in a shootout. Mohamed Sanu (CIN) - The surprising receiver has a good shot to continue his productive ways against New England this Sunday. NE will be focused on stopping AJ Green and the Bengals' potent running attack so Sanu will see a lot of one on one coverage. He has proven he can make plays in this situation so all eyes will be on Andy Dalton's pocket presence.
Tight Ends - Featured site is FantasyAces
Fantistics Top 5 TEs:
1. Jimmy Graham
2. Julius Thomas
3. Travis Kelce
4. Larry Donnell
5. Martellus Bennett
Top Play:
Jimmy Graham (NO) - Despite the hefty price tag in all fantasy dailies, Graham keeps showing why he is indeed so valuable. Although he was invisible for most of the first three quarters, he ended up catching eight catches for 86 yards and one TD against Dallas. He has caught three TDs in his last three games. He next plays a porous Tampa Bay defense at home in the Superdome which as we all know is a place where Drew Brees has thrown 29 TD passes in his last nine games. Also consider that in his last two games against Tampa Bay, he caught 15 passes for 250 yards and two TDs!
Value Plays:
Travis Kelce (KC) - Kelce has been one of the more popular players in the fantasy world as of late due to his increase involvement in the KC offense which was on full display this past Monday against NE. He caught a team high eight passes for 93 yards and one TD. The most impressive thing about his performance was the fact that he caught a lot of his passes at or behind the line of scrimmage which caused him to use his athleticism to follow blocks and make yards. First of all, I don't think most analysts knew he had moves like that and now that we all do, we understand how big he could be in this offense. He has two TDs in his last two games and has a good chance to score again this week against SF - a team with a great run defense but a suspect pass defense.
Delanie Walker (TEN) - Walker has been a pleasant fantasy surprise this year and his good fortune should continue this week against a soft 28th ranked Cleveland pass defense. Despite having Charlie Whitehurst starting in place of the injured Jake Locker, he still caught five passes for 84 yard and one TD. Yeah, most of his production was accumulated in garbage time, but he has continued to out-produce Kendall Wright and Justin Hunter, something no one thought he would be capable of doing. Walker has scored in three of four games and should have Locker back in the starting lineup so expect the athletic tight end's productivity to continue.
Heath Miller (PIT) - After a quiet start to the season, Miller has rounded into form and had a big impact the last two weeks. Against Carolina and Tampa Bay, he caught 14 passes for 136 yards and one TD. Ben Roethlisberger has always used Miller as his security blanket which was obvious when you watched him throw to Miller consistently on third down last Sunday against Tampa Bay. Historically, whenever Pittsburgh is in the red zone Big Ben primarily looks at either Antonio Brown (formerly Hines Ward) or Miller, and since Jacksonville is on the schedule for this Sunday, he will likely have a lot of chances to connect with Miller. With just one more TD, he will exceed his disappointing total of last year.
Upside Plays:
Zach Ertz (PHI) - The Philly offense was only on the field last Sunday against San Francisco for 17 minutes so they will be itching to get some more action against the St. Louis Rams this Sunday. Ertz hasn't reached the end zone since Week 1 against Jacksonville but has caught four passes in two of his last three games. Given the big play nature of the Philly offense, Ertz is always a threat to score, especially when he is actually on the field. This game should be a high scoring affair and the Eagles offense will be on the field long enough for Ertz to have a big impact. Clay Harbor (JAX) - With a new QB in Blake Bortles, new weapons will emerge as he breaks in the new offense including Harbor who is a longtime journeyman level-type TE with ability, albeit limited. Since Jacksonville has committed to Bortles for the foreseeable future, Jacksonville will be involved in a lot of high scoring games because its defense is average and the offense will have to play catch up most of the time. Harbor caught eight passes for 69 yards against San Diego in Bortles' first start, so he definitely merits consideration in all fantasy dailies as a low priced option.
Defenses - Featured site is DraftStreet
Fantistics Top 5 Defenses:
1. Detroit
2. Cincinnati
3. Pittsburgh
4. Minnesota
5. Chicago
Top Play:
Detroit Lions - The Lions face a Buffalo Bills team this Sunday which will be starting journeyman veteran Kyle Orton at QB because of EJ Manuel's inconsistent play. The Lions are really playing well on defense - ranked 6th against the run, 3rd against the pass, 3rd in sacks and 4th in forced fumbles. When you combine those stats with a struggling Buffalo offense that is starting a QB who really shouldn't be starting in the league anymore, you have a recipe for big time defensive points. In two home games this year, Detroit hit both the NY Giants and Green Bay - two teams that have been playing great offense of late - hard so you can imagine what it plans for Buffalo. Detroit outscored NY and GB 54-21 and has not given up more than 17 points in any game this year. Although its pass defense stats are more impressive right now, Detroit's run defense is the true anchor of that side of the ball so Buffalo's strength - which is the running game - has a good chance to be neutralized quickly which would mean a very long day for the Bills.
Value Play: Pittsburgh Steelers - The phrase "rookie quarterback" is music to any defensive unit's ears and that is exactly the tune that the Steelers are hearing as they prepare for Blake Bortles and the Jacksonville Jaguars this Sunday. Now, Pittsburgh has been anything but impressive this year particularly against lowly Tampa Bay last week but there is something about a rookie QB that gets a defense moving so expect a lot of blitzes which will result in sacks and turnovers. We also must factor in Pittsburgh's offense which is surely going to score a lot of points and force Jacksonville to be more aggressive than it would probably prefer to be, which will cause a lot of mistakes. Fantistics projects a nice stat line for Pitt's D - 247 yards allowed, 13 points, 2.5 sacks and .3 TOs.
Other Value: New York Giants - The Giants host a Falcons team that has struggled mightily away from the Georgia Dome - losing two games by a combined score of 65 to 38. The Giants are coming off an amazing performance against Washington last Thursday night which saw them intercept Kirk Cousins four times and force two fumbles in an absolute bloodbath. Atlanta has lost three starters on its offensive line due to injury so it could be a long day for Matt Ryan.
Kickers - Featured site is StarStreet
Fantistics Top 5 Kickers:
1. Shaun Suisham
2. Justin Tucker
3. Greg Zuerlein
4. Robbie Gould
5. Shayne Graham
Top Value:
Shaun Suisham (PIT) - Suisham has had a strong year even though he did miss one field goal attempt last Sunday against Tampa Bay. On the year he has converted 9 of 10 FGs and all 10 XPs which translates to 37 total points - which ties him for third in kicker scoring. Pittsburgh faces Jacksonville this Sunday in a game that should see the Steelers put up a lot of points given the pathetic nature of Jacksonville's defense which is ranked 25th against the run and 32nd against the pass. Because of the amount of scoring opportunities the Steelers will accumulate, Suisham will have plenty of field goal and extra point opportunities.
Other Values: Dan Bailey (DAL), Alex Henery (DET) and Nick Novak (SD).


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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies-Indonesia (CSEAS-Indonesia) is an independent non-profit organization that aims to promote academic interest and social awareness of Southeast Asia in Indonesia through research, educational and outreach activities.
Supported by a network of scholars and professionals with strong interest in Southeast Asia, the Center for Southeast Asian Studies-Indonesia (CSEAS-Indonesia) creates opportunities for individuals to connect, collaborate, and grow as innovative research and academic communities with greater understanding and knowledge of Southeast Asia and beyond.
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