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4/20 is more than just a holiday. It's a lifestyle, man. And there's nothing like getting high and throwing on some classic rap records. Rapping and weed go together like, well, rapping and weed. That's not to say that all rappers smoke the sticky green flower, but those that do love to boast about ... More >>
Music must be magic. What else (besides maybe booze) can unite hipsters with large, thick-framed glasses and red lipstick, rockers with fishnet stalkings and leather jackets, models with little black dresses, and everyone else in between for the sole purpose of jammin'? Whatever it is, music's got ... More >>
From the very beginning, Crookers hasn't been like other dance music producers. His first hit, a remix of Kid Cudi's "Day 'n' Nite," didn't even have a hook, just some blaring sirens and attacking synths, but it was a game-changing chart-topper. Yes, Crookers is really weird. And that's what make ... More >>
The winds of change are blowing for Caligula, Miami's darkest dubstep duo. Members Damaged Goods and Mikey Millions have worked hard since 2010 to make a name for themselves in the streets, catching fire with hot remixes of Kid Cudi's "Marijuana" and Swedish House Mafia's "Miami to Ibiza." They've ... More >>
Some songs just never die. You could run them into the ground at 100 mph, but they'll be right there around the corner, waiting to be dropped in the very next set you hear. Some of them have been around for decades. And some of them are new, but feel as old and used as a middle-aged whore. In a w ... More >>
Hip-hop is the music of the people, and the sound of grumbling bellies sets the beat. In the game of life, it's eat or be eaten, and only the hungriest survive to tell their story. Songs about struggle are a cornerstone of the genre. Brooding tales of desperation often become heralded classics. Eve ... More >>
Just when you think you know someone, because they've literally grown up in the public eye, you find out that they're one of four wives to an Arab millionaire and a secret Muslim! Well, that's what the National Enquirer is saying about Janet Jackson in its latest cover story. And you know the 'Quir ... More >>
In the lead up to the release of his autobiography, Neil Young sat down with the New York Times Magazine for a meaty, tell-all interview. Our favorite morsel? According to the rock 'n' roll legend, he's quit smoking marijuana once and for all! Neil isn't the first celebrity musician to give up the ... More >>
Bribe the bouncer. Buy a dozen bottles. Get a job behind the bar. We here at Crossfade will personally do whatever's necessary to get our art-addicted asses past the velvet ropes at LIV on November 30. But you should probably just keep it legit and buy a pair of tickets. Right. Fucking. Now. ... More >>
It was almost exactly seven weeks ago during Miami Music Week when glossy flyers advertising a gig by Kid Cudi at La Covacha started showing up all over the city, tacked to telephone polls, tossed in the gutter, and being used at the Vagabond as coasters for Colt 45s. The show was being promoted ... More >>
Kid Cudi loves Miami so much. In 2009, he threw a free party on South Beach with Santigold. And then he came back on New Years Eve to help ring in 2010. It's been a while, though. So to make up for lost time and make sure his experience is authentically "MIAMI," he'll be performing next week ... More >>
The wobbly bass line is just as important to dupstep as analog sounds were to French electro-house. So you can't fault Caligula, the local dynamic duo of Obi Tawil and Mike Larson, for always featuring it prominently. However, with The Rise EP, which was released in March, Tawil and Larson ... More >>
It's time to start planning your road trip to Lollapalooza land 'cause King Perry Farrell just released his 125-name guestlist for this August's three-day Grant Park extravaganza. And if you don't wanna be left at the gate, crying and clawing the dirt like a pauper, you better buy a full-weekend ... More >>
Photo by Liana Lozada On Wednesday, February 9, FIU's Biscayne Bay Campus got a little taste of Chicago rapper and actor Common. The speaking engagement was titled "The Effects of Hip-Hop on Modern Society." But it took the form of a motivational speech on achieving individual greatness. Common ... More >>
Okay, we get it, Ratatat: You're way experimental. The New York-based duo has toured with even - cooler - than - they - are bands like Daft Punk, Interpol, CSS, and Mogwai, and their synth-heavy, guitar-laden beats sound a lot like an updated version of a '60s psych band.We thought they couldn't ... More >>
You'll probably recognize Vampire Weekend's keyboardist/guitarist and backup vocalist Rostam Batmanglij in the video above, where he talks to Converse about his musical beginnings. You can catch him along with the rest of the band on October 13 with Beach House. But if you can't wait that long, Batm ... More >>
Donnis is definitely a member of the Class of Kid Cudi, Drake, and company, a performer who's neither commercial "rapper" nor obscure lyricism-obsessed "MC." And still, thanks to a shrewd, intelligent-pop sensibility, the Atlanta resident appeals to both urban hipsters and girls who just wanna shake ... More >>
Alright, so at the beginning, Crossfade didn't have anything particular against David Guetta. We admired his particular brand of Gallic panache, and his unabashed goal in taking dance music back into the pop realm. We drunkenly got excited about "Love is Gone" more times than we would now care to ad ... More >>
Apparently, French DJ/producer/clubland killjoy David Guetta and once-respectable, now-mild-douchebag MC Kid Cudi filmed a video in Miami -- and pretty damn near our offices. Thankfully, it was for the Guetta song "Memories" which is nowhere near as annoying as "Sexy Bitch." In the video, Guetta and ... More >>
"I'm a Facebook prophet/ I told all the girls that I'd be the hot shit." Thus sings Kid Cudi on "Soundtrack To My Life," the uninflected voice of a generation that grew up staring at monitors for hours and spends nights cycling through social networking websites. Embodying the hipster-hop aestheti ... More >>
Local rapper-producer ParableWhenever the web seems to have reached its peak of weirdness, the whole thing whirlpools into entirely new dimensions of the bizarre, revealing secret worlds where you can watch celebrity breakdowns streamed live, read first-round NBA draft picks suicide tweets, or ev ... More >>
Rusko: The face of dubstep.If dubstep was a kingdom, then Rusko would surely be its king. The British born, L.A. transplant has been damaging speakers worldwide with his hard hitting beats. But limiting him to the genre of dubstep would be underestimating the 23-year-old. He easily mixes electro, ... More >>
No one would ever accuse Chris Palko, the New York rapper who goes by Cage, of coming across as warm and cuddly. From the beginning of his career on the circuit, he's mined his own set of personal traumas for musical gold. He's long discussed his fucked up childhood to end all fucked up childhoods ... More >>
Photo by Ian WitlenMiami, she goes hard. Santigold performing at the Paris Theatre in Miami Beach.Click here to view more photos from this show.Diesel U:Music Tour with Santigold, Kid Cudi, Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt, Jemina Pearl and DJ Mom JeansTuesday, November 17, 2009Paris Theatre, Miami Bea ... More >>
Santigold: She's a lady.Last time Santigold (a.k.a., Santi White, formerly Santogold) was in Miami, she played at Ultra Music Festival back in March. Unfortunately, she was relegated to an early slot on the first day of the festival, so she played to a sparse crowd. We missed her set all together ... More >>
via freshbasilcrew.comCop this new mix from Sweet Dick Vega on the Fresh Basil Crew blog.*While Crossfade attended the Friday-night edition of Alligator Alley's closing party, Mood Vane went to the Saturday-night jam, featuring Stonefox. Check out a couple photos, a bittersweet recap, and a little l ... More >>
Last week, you totally blew it, missing the jumpoff for Dade County hustler Pitbull's impending album Rebelution. (I mean really ... Where is your civic pride? The guy carries the keys to our city.) You missed a backdoor taste of club bangers like "Calle Ocho," "Hotel Room Service," and "Krazy" - ... More >>
The local hard rock-rap band Purple Popcorn does, in fact, rock, but has gotten most of its recognition from stomping all over pop hip-hop. In the early days of its formation two years ago, the band pummeled both Soulja Boy's "Crank That" and Chris Brown's "Kiss Kiss," and in so doing added some ... More >>
So you wanna be a hotshot DJ with your own hip record label? It's not as easy as you might think. But it can be done. And if you're Nick Catchdubs of Fool's Gold, it can be dynamite! New Times caught up with the ever-explosive head-spinner on the eve of another Winter Music Conference blow-out and a ... More >>
Kicking hip-hop from Miami to West Palm Beach.
With DJs the world over claiming to be "open format," it's refreshing to stumble upon a spinner who actually claims a specific genre. In DJ Lennox's case, it's hip-hop, he says: "That's my foundation."Still, Lennox is no fool about the vagaries of the marketplace, and he's not about to lose a gig be ... More >>
South Florida's busiest head-spinner.
One gets the impression that if there were eight days in a week, DJ Affect would be spinning each and every one of 'em. Hell, it's a bet he'd be spinning every day of the week if there were 10 or 12 or 20 -- that's how driven the cat is. When you're already spinning seven out of seven, what's a few ... More >>
Photo by Logan FazioCandyland 13Soho Studios, MiamiSaturday, December 27, 2008Better Than: I expected.The Review:Culture and other similar promotions groups, in an effort to shrug off the nasty mainstream perceptions of the Nineties dance scene, like to call their large-scale events music festivals. ... More >>
Hailing all the way from Milan, Bot and Phra, who together make up the DJ duo Crookers, prove that globalization, at least when it comes to music, isn't such a bad thing. Arguably, its been the Internet that has given them the power to become more popular than they are in their own home country. At ... More >>
Score another point for Miami in the good fight to keep quality dance music coming down here beyond WMC. The latest coup? Why, the only East Coast appearance on the current tour by white-hot Italian producer/DJ duo Crookers, who skip down here straight from Toronto. What's even stranger is where the ... More >>
All the way from Italy comes the Crookers, a DJ duo who basically put its nation on the electro-house map. For a country who loves its traditional house, it's refreshing to see someone actually breaking the mold and the Crookers have no problem doing so. So when they stop by November 8 at Heathrow L ... More >>
So there's a new mixtape DJ on the prowl in Broward County and she (that's right, I said she) has a deft ear for good music. Her name is Miss Face, and she just released a red-hot digital download called "Face Smusher" which, when you hear these beats drop, will have your face contorting for sure. ... More >>


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The young reporter Ángela is rescued from the building and taken to an oil tanker to be examined. However, it is unbeknownst to the soldiers that she carries the seed of the mysterious demonic virus.
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Prineville family upset by Model A's watery end
Updated On: Jun 24 2014 03:51:35 PM CDT
A vintage Ford Model A was stolen in Prineville on Sunday. The restored car of a bygone era was parked at the Church of Christ while driver Jack Groves, 79, was having lunch.
However, contrary to earlier police reports, the restored car didn't belong to Groves. He was fixing it up for the Waetjen family, who has owned the Model A since it was built in 1930.
"My dad got it from my grandparents as a gift, and it was something my dad was always passionate about for years," said Kelsea Luebbers, co-owner of the stolen, then totaled car.
"He always intended on passing to my brother and I," she said.
A family heirloom, now lost to the Crooked River.
Oregon State Police said the car was stolen by transient Erik Blake Halpin, 34, who sped around a corner along Highway 27th milepost 9 near SE Riverview Road. Halpin lost control at the turn, and drove the vehicle into the river. It was recovered, totaled, shortly after 3 p.m. Sunday.
"It's sad that all of the time and effort that that (Groves) put into it is down the drain," said Luebbers.
Due to overcrowding at the Crook County Jail, Halpin has been released after being booked on charges of DUII, car theft and first-degree criminal mischief, among others.
"Just the fact that this puke is back out on the street would be the most frustrating thing about this," Luebbers said.
The vehicle was insured. Kelsea Luebbers' father, Jim Waetjen, and brother Trevor are the two other co-owners. They were both out of state when the incident occurred.
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Treats With A ConscienceNovember 3rd
Halloween is over. What does that mean? The rest of the year is practically over in my book. Once November hits it seems like time literally speeds up as the Holidays approach. And once Thanksgiving is here? Forget about it! In a blink Christmas is here, New Year's has come and gone and I'm longing to […]
Happy Halloween Treats for Grown-upsOctober 29th
I am a huge fan of any product with a conscience and Alter Eco's new Organic Salted Caramel Truffles are just that. These new bites are crafted with Ecuadorian dark chocolate and Fleur de Sel de Guerande which surrounds a creamy caramel center. I felt as though I were spoiling my tastebuds with every indulgent […]
6 Gluten-free, Organic Halloween CandiesOctober 28th
It's time to start thinking about what's going into your child's trick-or-treat bucket…and belly. These gluten-free, organic candies will allow your little princess and superhero to enjoy Halloween, while you evade the ghost of unhealthy eating.
Top 10 Healthy SnacksOctober 28th
Wouldn't it be nice to find healthy snacks within reach everywhere you go, including in your office space, at the vending machines, the deli, the airport and so on and so forth….Well, that's not really the case – at least not yet – but don't panic, we have put together a list of 10 healthy […]
Shout Out Sunday: Alter Eco + Healthy Halloween GiveawayOctober 26th
Happy Sunday! We want to know if you've tried Alter Eco products before? If not, here is your chance- just in time for Halloween!
Treats Without Tricks – Healthier Halloween GoodiesOctober 25th
With Halloween around the corner, you will soon be faced with mountains of candy full of artificial ingredients. Check out this round-up of healthier Halloween treats – without the tricky ingredients!
Trick or Treat? The Frightening Climate Costs of Halloween CandyOctober 24th
Americans will spend more than two billion dollars on candy this Halloween, making it candy's biggest holiday. But many Halloween candies contain palm oil, the large-scale, monoculture production of which is driving deforestation, extinction, human rights abuses, and climate change!
Good Buy: Newsday Features Alter Eco Dark Salted Brown Butter BarOctober 24th
The new Dark Salted Brown Butter organic chocolate bar by Alter Eco is a treat. The fairtrade 70 percent cocoa bar unfolds slowly on the palate. It's subtly salty and buttersmooth, hitting rich, fruity notes.
Green Halloween TreatsOctober 23rd
Get treat advice from non-GMO dietitian and smart health talk host Elaine McFadden, MPH, RD.
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Right now you are most likely in great shape from working out in the cooler fall weather. Your diet is on track and you're looking in top form. Well nothing is trickier than navigating the high calorie, sugary treats of Halloween. You know the drill. You buy 4 bags of candy to give out to […]
Alter Eco Unveils New Organic Dark Chocolate Truffles in Sea Salt and Salted CaramelOctober 15th
Alter Eco™, pioneer of globally crafted foods with full-circle sustainability, announced the launch of two new dark chocolate flavors to its line of decadent, organic truffles, Sea Salt and Salted Caramel.
Pure Intentions: A a new e-commerce site aim to stage a healthy living revolution by cutting out the middlemanOctober 13th
Entrepreneur Gunnar Lovelace traces the origins of his Culver City-based start-up (launching later this month) Thrive Market, an online wholesale membership club devoted to healthy products, to his upbringing on an organic farm in Ojai.
Halloween Treats without all the Trick(y) Ingredients!October 10th
With Halloween around the corner, you and your family will be encountering mountains of candy and Halloween treats that are full of artificial ingredients and tricky wording (things like "natural" flavoring, food dyes, colors, etc). So when can you do when Halloween treats are everywhere you look and you want to say "Boo!" to them? Try […]
Food briefs: Local chef survives round one of 'Halloween Wars'October 8th
Bob Lombardi made it through the first round of Food Network's "Halloween Wars." The season four premiere, "The Haunted Farm," aired Sunday night. One of five teams was eliminated. Four – including Lombardi's – are still in the running for the $50,000 grand prize.
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Is it possible to have fun getting healthy? Shifting diet and exercise can be anxiety provoking on many levels but nationally recognized Nutrition Twins have figured out a way to ease the "pain".
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New products to make your July sizzle — from sea salt chocolate to an herbal spot treatment for clear skin
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Despite commitments to a vegan, gluten-free or fat-free diet, consumers still want to indulge. Better-for-you dessert and confection manufacturers have learned that the best way to satisfy the sweet tooth of a health-conscious consumer is through additional product benefits.
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Today we launch a new weekly series aimed at learning more about the 92 B Corporations who won the 'Best for the World' title earlier this year from nonprofit B Lab. First we spotlight Alter Eco, a company that connects food with economic empowerment.
Alter Eco Chocolate Bars Combine Premium Sea Salt and Brown ButterMay 7th
The latest additions to Alter Eco's line of Swiss-style organic and Fair Trade chocolate bars deliver buttery and salted flavors that elevate these classic ingredients in a truly delicious and ethical manner.
Whole Foods Market® honors 2014 'Supplier Award' winnersApril 24th
Company spotlights best in class supplier partners for outstanding innovation, responsible sourcing and commitment to quality standards
Fuel Up, Feel Great!March 31st
If you're going to sin, sin healthfully. This unique chocolate bar from Alter Eco mixes organic 60 percent dark chocolate with toasted quinoa, adding a little crunch of protein and fiber to your smooth and sinful treat. Love it!
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Alter Eco is growing quickly and doing almost everything right, but the small company's ambitions are to drive major change. – Marc Gunther 4 February 2014
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Host Dr. V. Mayfield interviews Mathieu Senard cofounder of Alter Eco, a values-based brand of specialty food products that brings delicious, exotic, high-quality and healthy ingredients from around the world to consumers in the United States, directly benefiting small producers around the world.
Why You Shouldn't Feel Guilty About Your Quinoa AddictionJuly 18th
The quinoa craze continues, but the debate may at last be winding down. In recent years, quinoa, popularly grown in Bolivia, has exploded in U.S. popularity — and the increasing demand for it has spurred a lot more than pilaf.
Your Love Of Quinoa Is Good News For Andean FarmersJuly 17th
Quinoa lovers have been put on a bit of a guilt trip with stories suggesting that the increased demand in the U.S. has put the superfood out of reach for those living closest to where it's grown.
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'Benefit corporations' have legal cover to put social goals above financial ones. What do investors need to know?
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Quinoa has become America's newest superfood. As the West becomes more obsessed with the crop, its South American farmers are paying the price. Would you eat quinoa if it caused others to starve?
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Quinoa, which until recently was eaten mainly by poor rural communities in Bolivia, seems to be everywhere these days. From quinoa salads to a gourmet backpacking dinner, we've featured a fair few quinoa recipes ourselves.
Food Review: Alter Eco Organic Dark Chocolate Quinoa BarApril 13th
Quinoa in chocolate? Sounds a little bizarre, but if Nestlé Crunch was one of your favorites as a child, then you'll adore this grown-up and healthier take made by Alter Eco — Organic Dark Chocolate Quinoa Bar. We're talking smooth, deep, luscious dark chocolate with delightful quinoa-rice crisps. It's vegan, GMO-free, soy-free, gluten-free, and certified […]
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Food company Alter Eco is attempting to create a holistic, sustainable global food distribution system, one that resolves those moral quandaries by inserting a crucial ingredient—fairness.
Spring Rolls With Shrimp, Red Rice and HerbsOctober 8th
On the surface this looks like a classic spring roll, with the shrimp beautifully displayed against the thin rice flour wrapper. Inside, though, Alter Eco red jasmine rice replaces the traditional rice noodles.
Quinoa Salads With Spring VegetablesJune 12th
Quinoa makes great salads because it has such a vegetal flavor. It can be the main ingredient or a lesser element added for texture and variation. This week's recipes have great staying power, so make some of these on a Sunday and take them to work during the week.
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Alter Eco's new Dark Coconut Toffee 47% Cacao chocolate bar with butter and sea salt is our newest keep-away bar: Keep it away from me or I'll eat it all. It's a good thing they only sent one, as a case would have gone down just as easily.
Fair Trade Chocolate, Tea, Spice and Coffee Sales Jump 75 Percent, Study SaysApril 20th
A bite of Alter-Eco's Dark Chocolate and Quinoa with a cup of rooibos superfruit tea from Choice's organic Jane Goodall tea collection.
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At Expo West 2012 this past weekend, I had the good fortune of attending a rooftop cocktail party hosted by Fair Trade USA.
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With the economy still struggling, it may seem like an impossible time to start a do-good social venture. It can be hard enough to operate any business profitably — let alone one that also tries to improve the world. But some observers believe that the tough times may be increasing interest in social ventures.
Alter Eco's Tristan Lecomte Named One of TIME Magazine's Top 100April 29th
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Peru hails Western carbon offsetting programmesMarch 28th
Nestle Waters France wants to offset emissions from its factories in the west by buying trees in a rainforest thousands of miles away. It is not the first and it will not be the last time a multinational company publicly declares its green intentions.


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North Central College will host a talk by best-selling author Jodi Picoult and her daughter Samantha van Leer June 30 as part of the College's Sesquicentennial Author Series presented by Anderson's Bookshops.
Martha Bohrer, North Central College associate professor and chair of English, contributed an essay, titled "John Galt's 'Annals of the Parishi' and the Narrative Strategies of Tales of Locale," to an anthology of criticism on the work of the 19th century Scottish author John Galt.
Aaron S. Williams, director of the Peace Corps, will deliver the address June 9 at the 147th Commencement ceremony of North Central College.
May 21, 2012—Amy Olson of Sycamore was awarded the 2012 Outstanding Major in Writing Award during Honors Day May 15 at North Central College.
Olson is a senior majoring in English writing and English literature with a minor in secondary education at North Central College. She is the daughter of Jane Olson and is a 2008 graduate of Sycamore High School.
May 21, 2012—Emily Schmidt of Mascoutah, Ill., was awarded the 2012 Outstanding Major in English Award during Honors Day May 15 at North Central College.
Schmidt is a senior majoring in theatre and English writing at North Central College. She is the daughter of Bradley and Mary Schmidt and is a 2008 graduate of Mascoutah High School.
May 21, 2012—Douglas Engelman of Naperville was awarded the 2012 Outstanding Major in Sociology and Anthropology Award during Honors Day May 15 at North Central College.
North Central College student Emily Schmidt participated in the 13th annual Citywide Undergraduate Poetry Festival in Chicago.
The festival was held April 5 at Columbia College Chicago and featured the talents of 12 poets from Chicago-area colleges and universities who read their own original works. Participating institutions included DePaul University, Northwestern University and the University of Chicago.
John Madormo, North Central College assistant professor of broadcast communication and general manager of WONC-FM 89.1, has authored a young-readers novel that will be released this spring, adding to a long list of writing accomplishments.
On May 10, Madormo's book "The Homemade Stuffing Caper"—his first book in the "Charlie Collier, Snoop for Hire" series—will be released to bookstores nationwide through publisher Penguin Books for Young Readers. The book is available now for pre-order through vendors such as Amazon, Barnes and Noble and Penguin.
Feb. 29, 2012—Student journalists from North Central College have earned three awards for excellence from the Illinois College Press Association (ICPA).
The awards were announced at the ICPA's annual conference Feb. 17-18 at the Double Tree Hotel in Chicago. College newspapers from throughout Illinois, ranging from those at small colleges to publications at large state universities, participated in the annual journalism contest. Entries are judged by professional editors who are members of the Illinois Press Association.
Feb. 8, 2012—North Central College is offering three new options in its Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) degree.
The College is incorporating three different programs to allow MALS students to pursue a specialty that suits their professional and personal interests. The new program options are: Ethics and Public Service; Writing, Editing and Publishing; and Culture and Society. Visit northcentralcollege.edu/admission/liberal-studies to learn more.
North Central College prepares students to be informed,
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Several Campbellsville Elementary students were recently honored at a celebration assembly by being named Student of the Week for their classroom. They are, from left, front: Shelby Hunt, Branson Wilcoxson, Devon Reardon, Jasmine Coro and Andrew Willams. Middle: Josh Dooley, Gracie Miller, Davon Cecil, Korissa Pearish and Rafael Pedroza. Back: Alicia Grapevine, Keniayah Barnett, Kalup Cowan, Jarett Malone, James Ferguson and Sara Kurtz.
Taylor County Elementary is in Tier II consequences of the No Child Left Behind Act since it has not made "adequate yearly progress" for the past two consecutive years.
As a result, Title I must offer supplemental education services to students receiving a free/reduced lunch at Taylor County Elementary.
For those students experiencing academic difficulties, a list of Kentucky Department of Education approved providers offering assistance is available.
Eastern Kentucky University has announced that 2,269 students earned dean's list honors for the fall 2007 semester.
Local students named to the list include: Ricky Yates of Campbellsville, a senior criminal justice major; and Elizabeth Spalding of Finley, a freshman business major.
To achieve dean's list honors at Eastern, students attempting 14 or more credit hours must earn a 3.5 grade point average out of a possible 4.0. Students attempting 13 credit hours must earn a 3.65 GPA, and students attempting 12 credit hours must earn a 3.75 GPA.
Campbellsville Elementary/High
Jan. 28-Feb. 1
Monday: Lasagna, tossed salad, hash brown, toast, pineapple and milk.
Tuesday: Hamburger, pickles, onions, potato wedges, baked beans, applesauce and milk.
Wednesday: Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, green beans, peaches, bread slice and milk.
Thursday: Pizza, tossed salad, corn, diced pears, Rice Krispies treat and milk.
Friday: Hot dog, chili, Fritos, pork and beans, apple or orange, graham cracker and milk.
Campbellsville Middle
Former Kentucky Christian School student Amory Cox recently presented chapel to the students.
Her topic of discussion was friendship.
Cox is currently a student at the University of Kentucky, where she is the reigning football homecoming queen.
She is the daughter of Ben and Regina Cox of Campbellsville.
Lindsay Cissell, Beth Cook, Andrew Massengale, Kensi Moore and Jordyn Southern represented Taylor County at the State 4-H Communications Day and were recognized for their efforts at the annual 4-H Awards Banquet with a plaque.
The daylong state competition, which took place on the University of Kentucky campus, showcased the communications expertise of 4-H Youth Development member in 51 different categories. Youth ages nine through 18 are eligible to compete in the event.
Thanks to a new formula that considers the age of school buildings, Taylor County Schools will reassess its building needs.
Architect Ken Wood, who has been working with the District on its facility improvement plan, told Taylor County School Board members last week that the new formula means more need for the District.
"We're potentially talking millions of more dollars of needs," Wood said.
More need, Superintendent Gary Seaborne said, means a greater offer of assistance from the state.
Ricky Smith-Cecil was recently honored with a math medal at a Campbellsville Elementary celebration assembly.
Smith-Cecil is a student in Debbie Baugh's third grade classroom at Campbellsville Elementary.
Three Campbellsville Middle School students were recently selected as state winners in the Martin Luther King Jr. Essay and Visual Arts Contest.
Students submitted an essay or artwork that reflected their most inspired King moment or speech in concert with the theme stating how he or she is using that inspiration to shape their lives and communities.
A total of 1,200 entries were received. Two students were chosen as state first place winners while another received second place accolades.
Jan. 21-25
Monday _ No school. Martin Luther King Day.
Tuesday _ Chuckwagon, whipped potatoes, lima beans, peaches, graham cracker and milk.
Wednesday _ Corn dog, macaroni and cheese, peas, fresh fruit, animal crackers and milk.
Thursday _ Spaghetti, tossed salad, buttered corn, Texas toast, fruit sherbet and milk.
Friday _ Deli sandwich with lettuce and tomato, Cheetos, carrot sticks, Fruit Roll-Up, Teddy Grahams and milk.
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CC-150 Polaris aircraft upgraded by L-3 MAS with Wi-Fi and patient transfer unitsL-3 MAS announced today at the Farnborough exhibition in the United Kingdom that it has completed the installation and certification of a Wi-Fi telecommunications system and the delivery of patient transfer
Remains of Second World War airman found in Germany identified as those of an Ottawa manThe Department of National Defence and the Canadian Forces have identified the remains of a Second World War airman found in Laacher See, south of Bonn, Germany, as those of Flight Sergeant John Joseph Carey of Ottawa, according to a news release from DND.
Lockheed Martin to provide Gyrocam sensor to Canadian DNDLockheed Martin will provide eight Gyrocam sensor systems to the Canadian Department of National Defence under a foreign military sales contract from the U.S. Marine Corps, according to a news release from the company.
Ottawa space firm Com Dev passes milestone on path to orbitClearing one big engineering hurdle is good news for Com Dev International, an Ottawa builder of space hardware.


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IMMOKALEE, Fla.- The Collier County Sheriff's Office is investigating a reported burglary and rape that happened on March 9 in an Immokalee mobile home.
The victim reported the crime the next day, admitting she did not know how to use 911 or how to write, and was afraid to tell her husband.
The crime allegedly took place at 3:20 in the afternoon, while the victim happened to be home alone, hanging laundry on a clothes line in the backyard. She told deputies that she noticed her front door was ajar. When she walked inside the trailer, she felt something hit her on the back, causing her to trip over the laundry basket and fall to the floor.
The victim said there was unknown man inside her home, who grabbed her and covered her mouth. The victim tried to scream but couldn't, and when she struggled to get away, the man twisted her arm. He reportedly said in Spanish that if she would just "let it happen, he would not kill her."
That's when the victim said he then sexually assaulted her, took her underwear and left. The victim took a shower and cleaned the floor with bleach the following day. Her arm and thighs were visibly bruised.
Deputies are looking for a man with a medium complexion and medium build. The victim said he was wearing a black ski mask, an orange shirt and blue jean shorts with cargo pockets. If you have any information, you are asked to call SWFL Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS.


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Two years ago It'll Do Dancing opened it's doors and filled a void in the Dallas dance scene that had been dominated by V.I.P. bottle service clubs and big arena festivals. Both skewed more towards mainstream pop music than old school dance culture. Brooke Humphries moved into an old Latin dance hal ... More >>
Thursday night in a disco club in East Dallas, the DJ spun one record into another, floating the desperate lyrics of Ace's "How Long" over a slick beat that bumped right into sexy European saxophones. As the music washed over the crowd, hundreds of people dusted off their souls and danced with a tri ... More >>
It's Monday morning after a holiday weekend, and we're all just trying to get through the day. Whether you spent the weekend record shopping, bleeding from your eyes, or observing the Sabbath-- you're probably moving a little slow today. Get caffeinated, because this week is full of shows that are g ... More >>
After a few days too full with family, hot stuffing, dry meat, sugary cranberries, and sticky pecan pie, folks rolled out to It'll Do dance club thirsty for a calorie-burning, head-clearing workout. James Murphy, late of LCD Soundsystem, was on the scene to lead us through the cleanse. DJ Redeye, I ... More >>
Every week more and more shows are added to the Dallas Observer live music calendar --here's how to make sure your show is included. And you can always peruse every upcoming concert on our calendar. Below are this month's additions, the newest are in bold.
Established musicians composing film scores is nothing new. Some of the best scores of the last 50 some odd years have come from pop stars: Dylan's score for Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, Danny Elfman's whole career and Queen's legendary Flash Gordon score. With the rise of various indie studios worl ... More >>
Liz Tracy, Music Editor of our sister paper Broward-Palm Beach New Times, is aboard the S.S. Coachella cruise this week. Day one is here. No one's really interested in reading about the actual performances taking place on this musical ship of contradictions, the S.S. Coachella. Instead, you want a ... More >>
By Liz Tracy The S.S. Coachella set out to sea rather unceremoniously. There weren't horns, not a streamer in sight, and no one smashed bottles against the body of the ship. But we'd all been aboard the Celebrity Silhouette for about four hours at that point, and Father John Misty was launching ... More >>
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Donald Glover/Childish GambinoSouth Side Music HallMay 2, 2011Better than: open mic night at the Dallas Comedy House.Kevin TodoraMore in Kevin's slide show, the many stage faces of Donald GloverThere's no doubting the popularity of actor/comedian Donald Glover and his maybe-not-moonlighting-gig a ... More >>
Welcome to Staff Trax, the weekly feature here on DC9 where we shed some light on the music we've been enjoying of late, regardless of the touring or album release schedules that tend to bear the focus of most of our coverage. Consider it a chance for you readers to get some more insight into ... More >>
Tomorrow night brings Mates of State to town, which is fine and good and all that, sure. They've been great the last two times they've come through. But we here at DC9 are looking most forward to the opening set from Minneapolis' Free Energy, a band that, as Daniel Hopkins explains in his interview ... More >>
LCD Soundsystem, Holy Ghost!Palladium BallroomJune 9, 2010Better than: pretending to be too cool for this shit.Mattie StaffordLCD Soundsystem's James MurphyFor someone who's made a career out of his cooler-than-thou persona, LCD Soundsystem frontman and mastermind James Murphy sure is a weird dud ... More >>
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This Is Happening (DFA/Virgin)
It's Friday! Party time! Excellent! After Tuesday's festivities, it almost feels redundant to have an actual weekend. But there are plenty of musical reasons not to waste the weekend catching up on all the things that hangover kept you from finishing on Wednesday. As for stuff going on Friday, ... More >>
Any knucklehead with DSL and a laptop can now make an electronic track. With a half hour of clicking and fiddling, you can sample enough cheesy beats and mashups to clog arteries from here to Berlin. Simple dropdown mouse maneuvers can transform electro tracks into progressive house tracks (from dry ... More >>
Dallas Independent School District certainly has put itself in a ridiculous position over this Sherri Brokaw deal. She's the lady they tried to blame for their credit card scandal. Problem was, an internal hearing panel ruled that the credit card mess wasn't her fault and said she should not be ... More >>
Dallas Morning News reporter Kent Fischer has a story on the Metro front today revealing that the Dallas Independent School District (has been lying about fired credit card manager Sherri Brokaw. I wrote about her case in the paper version of Unfair Park in September, and I said she was being used a ... More >>
Mayor Laura Miller -- and her pal Councilman Leo Chaney, standing to her immediate right -- attended her last groundbreaking today. Pastor Fredrick Eddington is third from the left. Mayor Laura Miller, Councilman Leo Chaney, my pastor -- Elder Fredrick Eddington, Sr. -- and several other city and ne ... More >>
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How to Win Over Your Girlfriend's Friends
No matter how posh, ginger, baby, scary or sporty they may be...
No matter how posh, ginger, baby, scary or sporty they may be...
This list will help you avoid utter embarrassment or, even worse, a "no."
Important notes on hostess gifts, dishwashing and sharing a childhood bed.
Classics, like these five tips our expert swears by, never go out of style.
These cues indicate whether she thinks you're the man... or a monster.
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What women want—confidence, a sense of humor and abs.
Blake Jamieson—president of the new service Tinder Done for You—shares his top 10 Tinder-busting tips.
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Has a hookup with a Middle America PhD turned into an accidental online relationship?
Why over 3000 people have shared their tales of platonic woe at ExperienceProject.com.
This new social-networking site considers itself the Facebook of lesbian sex. Straight girls and guys get turned away at the door.
What adultery site Ashley Madison was thinking when it scandalized Times Square
First-person tales from a cybersex expert
Following up with the site that promised alternative bodies and female-empowering cash
Live-blogging an afternoon cybersex tryst on OkCupid
A pop culturists longtime project connects the history of joysticks and pricks
The delicate art of telling people that you're an online hussy
Why AbbyWinters.com says yes to healthy bodies and no to boob jobs and six-inch heels
Dating site co-founder Sam Yagan talks about cybersex, polyamory, and why other dating sites are online zoos
Keeping the now-retired porn star active in an online simulator game
A new book on fantasies makes us reconsider our cybersex daydreams
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Russian computer program cyber-flirts to steal personal info. At least the robot got something out of the deal.
International threesomes, naked French lessons, and "light and fluffy" breasts
An ex-escort tells sex workers how to be savvy and safe online. The abridged version: Don't use Craig's List.
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Bonnie straps it on to test techniques for cyber masturbation
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By Bonnie Ruberg A little more than a month ago, I wrote a piece for Runnin' Scared called "Resident Evil 5: White Man Shoots Black Zombies." In that piece, I talked about how the extended Resident Evil 5 trailer—which shows us a white Chris Redfield facing mobs of dark-skinned zombies—hi ... More >>
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How to figure out the gender of potential online lovers
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Taco Bell loves going XXL: So far they've gone plus-sized on their Chalupas, Grilled Stuft Burritos, and most recently, their nachos.
Not content to sit on their wide-bottom laurels, they've now gone XXL on their tacos, touting the new XXL Crispy Steak Taco as their "BIGGEST taco ever."
According to Taco Bell's press release, "The XXL Crispy Steak Taco features double the marinated steak, fully loaded with lettuce, tomato, shredded cheese, avocado ranch sauce and reduced fat sour cream, all in a new crispy shell."
The XXL Crispy Tacos will launch at participating Taco Bells nationwide on February 27. The steak offering will be priced at $2.99, while the shredded chicken option will be $2.79 and the seasoned ground beef $2.49.
We will see how this does in the market. With the latest health trends going on, and with the track record of Taco Bell's other XL offerings, it could be a hard sell. I'm looking forward to trying it though! Honestly, the only thing that looks bigger is the shell.
^ Waits for "Junkfood Betty" to completely insult everything this guy said, for no reason at all. This is a tragic blog.
A real mustang tragedy.
I bet Christianna is super fun at parties.
I'd like to direct your attention to 0:12-0:14 of this old Taco Bell commercial, which proves unequivocally that this new taco is NOT the largest taco that Taco Bell has sold.
I mean, that thing's gotta be a foot long. That kid has to hold it with BOTH hands.
As Tiny Elvis would have said, "Say man, take a look at that 80s taco. That sucker is HUUUUUGE"
…..I'm not even going to address all the other insane stuff that's going on in that ad….


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August 28, 2014 6:00 am
Should WAR(P) systems adjust their defensive measures? Okay. Now, which direction?
We heard the first blows in the nascent MVP debate of 2014 unfold just last week. At the time, Alex Gordon led all players in fWAR (by a narrow margin), largely on the basis of his extraordinary defense in left field (15 fielding runs above average, fifth highest in MLB). In response, Jeff Passan wrote that the idea of Alex Gordon as the best player in baseball was absurd.
Much wailing and gnashing of teeth ensued. To some of the doubters of sabermetrics, Gordon's triumph on the leaderboards was yet more proof of the uselessness of WAR(P). To others, arguments against Gordon may have seemed ill-formed.
August 20, 2014 6:00 am
Can you use the sound of the bat for actual sabermetric research? Heck yes you can.
Baseball is possessed of a rich and diverse collection of sounds. The shouting of the fans, their intermittent applause and jeers, and the crackling of the PA system all contribute to the cornucopia. Even limiting ourselves to the action on the field, baseball is aurally pleasing: the pulse of the ball pushing the air out of a glove, for instance.
First among all baseball sounds, without question, is the crack of the bat. Something about the whip striking the ball is downright electric. If you are like me, after watching so many thousands of baseball games, that crack still exercises a visceral and jolting effect on my nervous system. It is baseball's leverage alarm: the contact could result in a routine groundout, or it could be a massive home run, but either way, the stakes just increased and you'd better pay attention to what happens next.
August 12, 2014 10:33 am
Examining whether Sveum fixed the swing height problem with the Royals' offense.
In late June, I wrote about the Royals' hiring of Dale Sveum as their new hitting coach. I noted at the time that Sveum gave an unusually specific critique of the Royals' hitters:
August 6, 2014 11:09 pm
Are injury prone players actually prone to injuries?
In a twist of stunning unpredictability, Troy Tulowitzki is injured. Like the year before, and the year before that, Tulo is spending some time on the 15-day disabled list, after missing a handful of games for sprains and strains earlier in the season. Troy's annual trip breaks up what was easily (on a rate basis) the best season of his career.
A glance at Tulowitzki's injury history reveals a voluminous catalog of the many ways baseball players can be hurt. This year, Tulowitzki suffered a hip flexor strain. Last year, Tulowitzki had broken ribs. The year before, a torn muscle which necessitated surgery. Other injuries on his record include maladies in his foot, ankle, and hand.
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July 30, 2014 6:00 am
And trying to figure out whether we can do it quickly.
Predicting rookie players' performances is one of the most difficult tasks for any projection system. By definition, they lack the extensive body of work necessary to analyze their performance. While it's tempting to foresee a Hall of Fame career in the demeanor of one at-bat, statistics (as well as common sense) caution against it. No matter how locked in or lost a player looks in the sample of a few games, his true skill cannot be inferred from such meager experience.
The ultimate cautionary tale here is Mike Trout, whose first year (2011) MLB stats go like this: .220/.281/.390, in 135 plate appearances. Such a line is not the stuff from which legends are made, and had a lesser prospect posted it, there might have been rumblings of doubt in the media. Trout was decidedly not a lesser prospect, and his raw combination of discipline and athleticism had every scout and fan salivating despite the poor batting average. Even so, it's still possible to find a few sentences in the press reports of that time which noted his difficulties:
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July 22, 2014 6:00 am
Looking at behavior by ball-strike situation reveals one of the ways hitters change most drastically from year to year.
The count controls all aspects of the batter-pitcher battle. From pitch type to location to swing tendencies all the way to the batted-ball outcome of a thrown pitch, nothing escapes the influence of the count. Like many statistics in baseball, credit for the count itself is difficult to parse. If a pitcher falls behind in a count, it could be because he is having trouble locating his pitches, or it could be because he is afraid to challenge the hitter in the zone. Conversely, a hitter's ability to drive into favorable counts could be because of a good eye or a good approach or the ability to inspire a fear of the zone in the opposing pitcher.
I came to the conclusion recently that, because of the pervasive influence of the count, certain plate discipline statistics must be taken with a grain of salt (or an extra grain, if you were already taking them with the pre-recommended grain). I came to this realization because I was examining a certain hitter's swing rate, and noticed that while his overall swing rate differed little between years, his swing rate on particular counts had changed quite substantially—that is to say, his approach, as a function of the count, had changed. However, when the positive and negative changes in swing rates were averaged, the overall difference in swing rate became muted, concealing the difference in approach.
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July 18, 2014 12:52 pm
How Anthony Rizzo Became an All-Star
Despite Anthony Rizzo's ignominious strikeout in the All-Star game, a look at BP's leaderboards reveals he's having a monster year—good for the 11th highest BWARP in MLB. So while Rizzo's performance this year has been nothing short of exceptional, his breakout came a year too late, as I write in this week's BP on Fox article.
July 16, 2014 6:00 am
Is it safe to treat all pitches down the middle as more or less the same?
On Friday, Bill Petti wrote an interesting article at the Hardball Times on predicting the success of hitters based on the way pitchers attack them. If that sounds familiar to you, dear reader, it might be because it's a topic about which I have written at great length in the recent past. To recap, I found that changes in the distance at which a pitcher threw to a batter could predict whether a batter was primed for a breakout or, conversely, likely to underperform his projection.
Petti found very different results in his study, however. Using a metric of his own invention called Heart%, Bill found that there was no trace of predictive power in changes in Heart% both within and across years, replicating the general approach which I had used. Let me say at the outset that I have the greatest respect for Bill and his work, especially with regards to the zone partitioning scheme which he and Jeff Zimmerman invented (which resulted in the useful statistic Edge%). So I do not mean the remainder of this post to denigrate in any way the work Bill did in this or other studies.
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July 8, 2014 6:00 am
How can we tell which hitters will have long careers?
In last week's article, I extended my approach of survival modelling to examine what the early career success of a pitcher can tell us about his long-term survival in MLB. Despite the inherent randomness of the pitching profession in the age of Tommy John surgery, I discovered that by far the best predictor of a long career was the age at which a player debuted in MLB. Besides debut age, the abilities to rack up strikeouts and avoid walks meant the most for a pitcher's long-term career outlook.
I turn the same method now to position players. Position players have different risks from pitchers, and a different set of career arcs. Position players are less likely to be hur, and more able to continue their career in the face of injury by moving down the defensive spectrum. What's more, whereas a pitcher contributes the vast majority of his value from his pitching, a position player might be great in several different ways: by hitting, by fielding, or even (to a lesser extent) by baserunning.
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July 1, 2014 6:00 am
How do we know which hurlers will have long careers?
In the recent past, we've seen the rise of a generation of young and highly talented pitchers. From Corey Kluber to Chris Sale, from international acquisitions like Masahiro Tanaka to the sadly injured Jose Fernandez, young hurlers occupy an increasing share of the game's best pitching matchups. Indeed, of the leaders in this year's Cy Young race, only four of the top 10 are over 30. It's easy to forget that even veteran aces Felix Hernandez and Johnny Cueto are still only 28. With the exception of some old stalwarts like Adam Wainwright and Mark Buerhle, the game's best and brightest seem to be tilting toward youth.
If it seems to be the case, that's only because it is. Younger pitchers are piling up the WAR(P) at an accelerated rate relative to the past couple of decades.
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June 24, 2014 6:00 am
Has the Royals' new hitting coach fixed what ails their offense?
The Royals have had a roller-coaster season. No team has seemed more alternately doomed and formidable while playing to a near .500 record. Because they came into the season poised for a playoff run, with the Shields/Myers trade looming large, the stakes for the team are high. Yet, depending on the day, the team appears to be either ready to make a deep playoff run on the back of fireballing phenom Yordano Ventura or poised on the precipice of failure and an impending teardown.
Much of the anxiety imparted by the Royals stems from the performance of the so-far anemic offense, which generated higher expectations in the spring. Seemingly skilled hitters like Billy Butler and Mike Moustakas have not met their relatively optimistic projections. Without an obvious explanation (such as injury) for their underperformance, hitting coach Pedro Grifol got the axe in late May, replaced by Dale Sveum, the former Cubs skipper.
June 17, 2014 6:00 am
A look at how pitch distance from the center of the strike zone affects BABIP and power.
"To be a good hitter you've got to do one thing: Get a good ball to hit."
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NEW YORK Stainless scrap processor buying prices have fallen further as market participants report a sustained slowdown in consumer orders.
Type 316 solids dropped to $2,150 to $2,200 per gross ton from $2,175 to $2,240 previously, Type 304 solids fell to $1,450 to $1,525 per ton from $1,475 to $1,545, and 304 turnings declined to $1,300 to $1,350 per ton from $1,325 to $1,375 previously.
"Orders continue to slide. Theres not much positive in the stainless business right now," one processor said.
"Were not getting many inquiries. I still think the domestic guys are pretty long on inventory," a dealer added.
Some buyers are "taking a mini-breather," sitting out of the market while demand is at a lull, a second processor said.
"Theres less confidence moving forward that well see robust demand at some point, and theres a little move to drive prices down a little bit," he said. "Its a pretty difficult time right now. It feels like its almost more tenuous today than it had been for most of the first quarter."
However, scrap trading will take a back seat to the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries annual convention and exposition, being held this week in Orlando, Fla., a third processor said. "For the scrap industry, this week is a time to go look at equipment and get an idea of what markets are doing," he said.
Meanwhile, peddler prices remain unchanged, with 304 solids and clips steady at 52 to 54 cents per pound.
The cash nickel contract ended the London Metal Exchanges official session at $16,070 per tonne ($7.29 per pound) April 9, down 2 percent from $16,390 per tonne ($7.43 per pound) a week earlier.
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I think he meant, he doesn't drop the mag and top if off after chambering, or at least that's how I read it.
I carry +1.
Ya know - You are right... I had to re-read the post.
Going back to the OP - So, it should be the same as down-loading mag by one with one in the chamber. I prefer to have N+1, but I can understand if someone just carries N with one in the chamber. I've always been taught that after one chambers a round (in a perfect world) one should load a fresh fully loaded magazine rather than pop out the mag and load one more round into the mag. This is for reliability. Not everyone has an extra mag sitting around fully loaded, however.
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