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Volume 27
Issue #46
www.theloaferonline.com • [email protected]
e-mail: [email protected] (editorial)
Zombies will roam ETSU campus in OctoberZombies are roaming the land, far and wide,
and are headed toward East Tennessee. To be
ETSU campus before engaging the humans in games of tag.
exhibits and science education.
at 5 p.m. for those age 18 and up. ETSU and other regional college students who are age
to reach six checkpoints on ETSU’s main campus without getting tagged and turned
merchandise and sponsors.
culture’ to bring awareness to our Natural
http://zombietix.com.The price and registration information for
the Zombie 5K will be posted soon.
http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=3AqLds7my6M.
The museum, located 1.8 miles off Exit 13
www.etsu.edu/
naturalhistorymuseum.
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Halloween Festivities
will be in for a scare as our park
of all ages will be able to experience
to our regular programming.
said Christie Tipton, curator of
a.m. to 3 p.m.and are included with regular admission. Kids in costume will get in at half price.
statue in the Nature Museum to
will learn all about bats and their
Naturalists in the Nature Museum
Participants will learn about creatures of the night, creatures that
decorate pumpkins and other treats to be used during habitat enrichments at the animal habitats
will begin special Halloween habitat
in our annual costume contest are
auditorium of the Nature Museum
will be awarded for different
prowlers that can be found in the
grandfather.com.The Grandfather Mountain
G r a n d f a t h e r Mountain, operate the nature park in the public interest and participate in educational
information phone
plan a trip at www.grandfather.com.
Combs
“Beary Scary Halloween”Grandfather Mountain
October 26th
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fun and games galore – children can decorate a pumpkin with a
then participate in the costume parade. There will be treat bags for kids of all ages to take home,
with participating merchants until noon or as long as the
the kids are participating in
stock up on all the homemade goodies and fresh produce at the
learn more and
all that’s going on in downtown
featuring Ghost Hunters of Route 66, Touched By An Alien, and Superhero Support Group,
at the door. General admission
page or www.theatrebristol.
theatrebristol.org.
weekend is October Comic
shutting down the street and
Street will be holding specials and bringing their wares outside
and craftspeople. Handcrafted
Mountain Empire Comics are some of the items that will be
excellent dance music to shake
pictures for an additional price
further information, contact
Pumpkin Palooza9th Annual Loft Tour& Many More Events!
Historic Downtown BristolOctober 26th
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Marble Springs State Historic Site will be hosting “Halloween
trick or treating at the historic
or web site, www.marblesprings.net. participation. The “Halloween
tales and traditional tales on
free.
Marble Springs State Historic
funded under an agreement with
Tennessee Historical Commission, and supplemented
gmail.comwww.
marblesprings.net Information on Marble
Springs/John Sevier Memorial Association: Marble Springs is operated
include, a ten percent Trading Post discount, newsletters and updates about the site, program announcements
educational programming and
CONTACT
Marble Springs State Historic Site
www.marblesprings.net
Halloween Haunts and HaintsMarble Springs State Historic Site
October 26th 3-7pm
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Pumpkin Swim and Paint set for Oct. 25 at MPCC
host a Pumpkin Swim and Paint
person. Participants will catch
then paint and decorate their
Halloween Here and There
JC Parks to host Super Spooky Saturday
Theatre Bristol Announces “A Night Of Not-‐So-‐Scary
Halloween One-‐Acts”
featuring Ghost Hunters of Route 66, Touched By An Alien, and Superhero Support Group written
The production features three
Musick, Seth Peterson, and Nick Thompson.Ghost Hunters of Route 66
time around.Touched By An Alien,
desires.
after an encounter with Shade,
the doctor’s plans to put them
stage managing, this production
but their offstage talents as well.
members Mike Musick and
Show performances are
get into the Halloween spirit and come to the show dressed
Ghost Hunters of Route 66, Touched By An Alien, and Superhero Support Group are all
with www.freedrama.net.
season is dedicated to founder
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Anne of Green Gables: A New Musical, and A Miracle on 34th Street
page, www.theatrebristol.org,
theatrebristol.org.
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Scary Stories at the Carter Mansion
October 24th 7:30pm
strange and unusual happenings,
www. t n s t a t epa rks . c om/
More Halloween Fun
College Mortuary Taking New VictimsThe Mountain Empire
Haunted Forest has constructed a new haunt for the undead.The Haunted Forest
MECC students George Merriam
marking the entrance into the world of the disembodied. The foreboding woods mask dark and
Come to the MECC Haunted ForestOctober 11th through Halloween
The Haunted Forest is not recommended for ghouls under
Halloween season.
became an instant cult hit.
“This has been such a wonderful experience, working with this
adult humor and language, mature audiences are recommended.
or more information, please contact
Little Shop of HorrorsRogersville Arts Council
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More Halloween Fun
perform at the Cameo Theatre
th
th
in bluegrass music and this th
Music Museum located at
and promoting the music of the
respected touring musicians in bluegrass and gospel music
has recorded and toured with
and delighting countless fans
unparalleled musicianship. lots of fun and laughter to this wonderful night of music.
www.mountainmusicmuseum.org or
Larry SparksCameo Theatre BristolOctober 25th, 7:30pm
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be hosting its 8th
cocktail attire, red shoes are encouraged, but optional. Hosted
with dancing and entertainment
to go home, which coincides with our mission to place these kids in
to be in a safe, permanent home
take her home. Masks worn at
website at www.casanetn.org or
neglected children in our area.
of Northeast Tennessee works
interest of abused and neglected
permanent home.
make a donation please call www.
casanetn.org.
CASA’s 8th Annual Red Shoe Masquerade
& Silent AuctionCarnegie HotelNovember 2nd
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th
music from the mountains of Virginia and North Carolina.
on mandolin, and Karen Carr on
their families and communities.
band that has performed for
music his entire life. His father,
member of the band, and he
rooted in the musical heritage
Karen’s won the award for best
known throughout the region.
Creed taught him a great deal on the banjo.
traditional, acoustic, mountain
on the center, go to . Shows
be accessed on the internet at
com. Carter Music Center is part of the Crooked Road: Virginia’s
Heritage Music Trail.
site at org. Partial funding for programs
Virginia Commission for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts.information on shows coming up
Kilby Spencer & the Crooked Road RamblersCarter Family Memorial Music Center
October 26th
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awards will take place during the break.
grandparents and children ages four and up learn traditional dances. The dance will consist
is to teach the fundamentals of
fun and placing less of an
and bring traditional dance to a new generation, making the
can be applied to the regular admission costs.
winning musical theatre piece
Yeats.
Quebecois, Ontario Old Time, and Michigan Old Time. Trae
of his home region.
us with their Celtic and Old Time tunes. The jigs and reels will be great fun to dance to.
them in the area. Now and then,
or to jam with the hired band
will be offered to contra dance crowd.
which means that all comers
wonderful costume ideas that we had a hard time picking the
costume contestants will promenade around the dance
from the crowd, the winners
or free passes to future contra
for the dance.
www.historic jonesborough and on
Halloween Contra Dance & Family Dance
Historic Jonesborough Visitors CenterOctober 26th
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The Paramount Center for the
Sinking Spring
Memorial Concert Series
students free
Program
Germaine Tailleferre
Our unknown
forgotten in the pantheon of classical music composers. Tailleferre is one of
th
composers. She was a member of Les Six
and heralded as one of the great
who remains one of the most
balances the program.Short talks about the music
from the performer’s experience
The Paramount Chamber Players is a chamber music ensemble dedicated to promoting musical excellence and education in Northeast Tennessee, Southwest Virginia and
Guest Artist Thomas Maternik-‐
Piret
nd
cello competition, the 1st
with orchestras. He also won the 1stChamber Music competition
to perform in chamber music concerts in
United States.
performing career, Thomas has a teaching
College of Music of
is the artistic director
and created the
These institutions take music and performances to hospitals and other healthcare establishments for people with limited access to the arts. w w w .
for more information.
The Paramount Chamber Players
Mathis Hall, ETSUOctober 26th, 27th
The Paramount Chamber Players
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be presented with a banner acknowledging their recent
Venues represent the best in traditional music gatherings
and promotional materials
destination to Trail followers.
Virginia.
are a popular hangout for local musicians and a natural place
Hick’s woodworking shop began g a t h e r i n g on a regular
h a n d m a d e m a n d o l i n s and share some tunes. “Visitors seem
to meet different people who
September through October
to choose from.
mission is to support tourism
Major Venues of The Crooked
Trail can be found at www.thecrookedroad.org.
or
Allen Hicks Jam to Become an Af!liated Venue of The
Crooked RoadOctober 25th, 7pm
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regarded as one of the greatest folkloric dance ensembles in the world, was established in 1951.
the public.
a half decades of its existence,
the Hungarian people. Their rich and colorful repertoire entitles the Ensemble to be regarded as one of the top touring groups in the world. The Ensemble has performed
continents and won the admiration of an audience of
million people. The choreographies are all
based on authentic dances, some of them collected in isolated
Orchestra. The members of the
traditional instruments and perform Hungarian folk music at
Ensemble will perform at arts center is located adjacent to
Hungarian State Folk EnsembleNiswonger Performing Arts
Center, October 28th
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band. The band builds its sound from
the congas and timbales, and mixed with urban elements in the deep drum and bass and
work. These songs are laced with social and
The name “Cosmic
would be something
simple and honest connection to the
on the old traditions, taking cues from a
album, Yo Soy Del Mundo
edu.
The Cosmic JibarosNortheast StateOctober 24th
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The Cosmic JibarosNortheast StateOctober 24th
The King has been
and blues can attest
shoes.
and drift back in time
and hear that deep,
than the Paramount
singing with the
Blackwood Quartet.
The man standing
this would be the stuff fantasies are
his death in 1977. Tickets are now
on sale at the Paramount Center and
show. The show includes background
singers, the Blackwood Quartet and
will be a show to remember and it is in
.
The Ultimate Elvis Tribute
Paramount CenterNovember 2nd
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women composers from around the world will be highlighted
Hall auditorium.
euphonium instructor in the
Sanderbeck on percussion and
th
period when women were
tuba has been an instrument
with female performers not
chamber musician, orchestral performer and educator who
She holds a doctor of musical arts degree and a master’s degree in tuba performance from
Madison, as well as two degrees
She has performed with numerous ensembles and
orchestras, and twice placed in the top three at major solo competit ions.
member of the MadTown
E u p h o n i u m Quartet in
in numerous
competitions, including the Plowman Chamber Music Competition in Missouri, where
low brass studio, has worked with the brass sections of
tuba and euphonium instructor
Madison Summer Music Clinic for both middle and high school students.
.
A Celebration of Female Composers
Mathes Hall, ETSUOctober 27th
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WEDNESDAYS
named after the town where the center is located, Sitka.The sex of the raptor is not
of a male and female this has not
was drawn from the bird before
should be announced in the next
into the habitat at Grandfather
performed a medical check on the raptor and said that it looked
is not known but darker feathers
Sitka’s introduction to the
the raptor is showing some signs of stress
staff members and
ask for a better transition. Staff
on the same perch as the other bird.
The animal habitats at Grandfather Mountain were
when the bird was being released
to the other habitat animals was
sounds of Grandfather Mountain, the habitat access will remain somewhat limited to guests for
habitat and eagle habitat will remain closed, guests should be able to access each habitat (deer, otter, eagle, black bear and
The Grandfather Mountain
Grandfather Mountain, operate the nature park in the public interest and participate in
www.grandfather.com.
New Eagle Arrives At Grandfather Mountain
Animal Habitats
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Mountain Makins FestivalHistoric Rose Center
October 26 & 27The 38th
abundant good food.
demonstration of traditional crafts such as blacksmithing, hide tanning, apple butter making, basket making, coopering,
whittling and wood turning. Other interesting sites include
be there telling frontier tales to
The juried crafts are the focus
Two stages of music entertain
acts from across the region will
starts off with bagpiper Sarah
The dance stage will feature
front of the main building.
with pumpkin painting, face
for their winter reading or
Claus, Ken Newman, Melissa
countless hours to ensure the success of this cherished autumn celebration.The Mountain Makins
building, now a cultural arts center and historical museum. More information about the
www.facebook.com/.
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at 8 pm and show starts at 9 pm.
Ned Van Go is a four man band
of the small town and troubles
Made up of members Ned Hill
th.
TN. He brings together a mix of acoustic, guitar rock, and
that tell stories of characters down on their luck.
solo debut album titled “Some
Ned Van Go & Kevin Abernathy
Capone’sOctober 26th
was formed on the campus of
mandolins, ukuleles, or banjos.
bass, drums and lots of horns
to orchestrate an incredible
shows, the band has built a
their music, their fans, and the
are hard workers and willing
getting booked.
Conner – Trumpet
Demon Waf"eCapone’s
October 25th
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shutdown are back to work as
of the fantastic photos that the
usual media sources ignore. So here we go…
Mission Control working with
some of the six astronauts
glorious photos of our Earth.
red, Martian dust. The rare,
calibrate the instruments. The
Martian soil.
found a big chunk of the
was hauled out of the bottom of
people down as it shattered hundreds of thousands of windows and caused millions of dollars in damage. Thousands
the free market for sale from
asteroid has been found. The
asteroids circling the Sun and in the path of Earth’s orbit. Had it not skimmed across the
NASA Back To Its Usual Amazing Self
Continued on page 23
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thousands of people like an
craters from such chunks of small asteroids.
images from the Hubble Space
it’s still intact and is growing a
be the most spectacular thing
Continued from page 22
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Celestial events in the skies for the week of Oct. 22-‐28 as compiled for The Loafer by Mark D. Marquette.
Tues. Oct. 22
atmosphere.
Wed. Oct. 23
program Stellarium at www.stellarium.org.
Thurs. Oct. 24
Fri. Oct. 25
gether at 1 am in the constellation Gemini the Twins.
Sat. Oct. 26
Sun. Oct. 27
Mon. Oct. 28 Trailing behind the Summer Triangle is the Great
Queen, with the hero Perseus between her and
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how the actor would look in the batsuit and how he would do as
entrepreneur who runs a world wide online gambling operation.
for his tuition.
help of some fellow Princeton
moments notice. The aforementioned fact aside,
and soon is in the middle of
gets deeper into this world, he
encounter off as an idle threat.
mouse, as all the characters are
The principle actors are all at
Timerlake’s well meaning and
great screen presence to appear together on the big screen.
Runner Runner
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Do you ever feel paranoid?
That feeling of impending dread
that something is about to happen
to you at any given moment? I get
that way sometimes. I think we all
do even if we don’t realize it. Those
moments when you drive around
and it seems after every turn that
car behind you keeps following
you. That’s one way my paranoia
kicks in. I’ll even drive around the
block, and avoid going down my
street, because I assume I’m now
in The Big Sleep and these are the thugs who are after me.
My paranoia is a little on the
mild to moderately annoying
side. There’s far deeper levels of
paranoia to be sure. I’m just glad
that I’m no where near the side of
the scale in which I don’t leave my
house, because I fear that bright
glowing orb in the sky. I think
part of the reason we’re all having
increased amounts of paranoia is
the fact that we have TV channels
who do nothing but
report news to us all
day long. Naturally,
of time, and sometimes
know about your
kitchen might kill
you”. The simple act
be ruined by a news
you know that if you
fry eggs over easy on
the third Thursday of
every month, the Aztec
demon deity Gorto will
rise out of your sink
and kill you? It’s true!”
incredible age of
technology, where the
answer to any query
or question can be
on hand within mere
seconds of an internet search. The
only problem being that for every
correct answer there is on the
internet, there’s a thousand other
incorrect answers. You awake
with a scratchy throat, and think
nothing of it. Later on in the day,
it’s worse. So you google up an
answer for what might be a simple
way to take care of the problem.
convinced that you are moments
away from death.
This is when paranoia takes
center stage and starts to take over
your mental process. Despite not
talking to an actual doctor, you call
your family and tell them to meet
you in your bedroom at six that
you in bed, propped up on pillows,
and covered in nearly every blanket
you could get your hands on. For
some reason, you’re talking like
James Mason, and saying things to
closer m’dear. Let me gaze upon
thy visage one last time.” This
smashes the modem, and cuts you
off from the internet.
Your family insists that you
call the doctor. You refuse, saying
now”. Your family drags you to the
doctor, who tells you that you have
a few days. You suddenly return
to your usual self, and are shocked
you. Paranoia subsides, and you’re
head cold leaves. But it’s almost
fascinating to see how quickly you
mind rapidly, and all you can see
is the dread.
It’s hard to keep paranoia in
check, it happens to us all from
time to time. The key is not letting
it completely overwhelm you to
stage. Despite that we all might
sense that our demise is just
and things will become bright.
Perhaps the saddest realization of
all is that of knowing you are not,
in fact, Humphrey Bogart in The Big Sleep. Now if you’ll pardon me, I’m going to go get under
talking like James Mason. I’m not
paranoid, I’m just cold and want to
you next week.
So You Think You’re Being Paranoid
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the inimitable Vincent Price
actors, including Carol Ohmart
(who appeared in just about
Castle’s trademark gimmick,
of the audience at
secret to this effect was
skeleton was fastened
across the darkened
won’t go into detail about its plot or other details, but will focus on some of the connections that can be made between it and
is an experience not to be missed.
One of the more interesting,
access to all sorts of connection
our wish and purchase lists and then suggesting other products we might like. Similar connection tools are found in iTunes’
a n d
intriguing “mind
can then in turn click on these connected items and generate more and more mind maps that
take us a tour of
chunk of music
an online store where we can purchase and download these
items at will.
and remade two other times, in
homage to haunted house tales,
two other times under the
the haunted house genre while
to do with haunted houses and
1999 remake of HOHH into the
and was delighted to see two of the best haunted
treatment of
potboiler, “The
best haunted house
the source for the
the haunted hotel chiller based
hours of online entertainment,
of instantaneous access to
members of our generation
HALLOWEEN HORRORS, PART FOUR: Another Visit To “House On
Haunted Hill”
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