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Which is why I can totally see teenagers here doing that and having a laugh over it. Of course one always must allow for the fact it is a group of entitled brats but I've seen the sort of humour from teens that might do something like and can picture them giggling over the inclusion of the word rectify.
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Oh no, it happens in America. Many parents here bring their kids to the mall to take them trick or treating on Halloween, so stores have to sign up in advance to give out candy. We did not sign up, and clearly there was no one at the front handing out candy, but these exchanges still happened:
(I'm at the front of the store, setting up holiday gift sets n such)
Man who sticks his head in the door: CANDY?!!?!?!? (I am not kidding.)
Me: No candy, sorry!
Man: Whaddya mean you got no f****n' CANDY?!?!?!?! (still not kidding.)
Me: (ignoring)
And oh, it gets worse!! Later on that night, a small 6-7 year old girl walked in, dressed as a princess. She was deceptively cute.
Girl: TRICK OR TREAT!!!
Me: Oh I am sorry, we don't have any candy...
Girl (as she's walking out the door): That's BULLSH*T!!!!
Me: .........what?!?
I did not see her parents around, but if I had ever done anything like that at that age, I have no doubt my mother's supersonic hearing would've picked it up and I would've been flayed alive. In conclusion, I want to travel to Canada to hang out with this homeowner, and maybe help him eat that candy on his porch while the kids watch.
IMO there's no way that either letter was legit. They were probably written by the same person. It's called humor.
Then last year I did not give out candy and right about the time the first trick or treaters were out there, someone came to the door (no porch light on), rang the bell, pounded on the door and tried to yank open the locked storm door. I wanted to run out and smack them.
No more candy is leaving this house, kids.
I forgot another one (at my previous house) we were coming home from being away for my birthday weekend right at trick or treat time. We were carrying in suitcases and my pillow and a cooler and stuff and a kid (with a father standing on the sidwalk) walked past me and rang the doorbell. "Oh, yeah, kid, let me run down to the store and buy some candy for you before we unpack." Geez Louise. I used to love Halloween.
Fake or not, that homeowner's response made me laugh.
We didn't give out candy this year, and I feel badly about that. We turned off all of our lights, and went downstairs to spend the evening. Why? I have a neurotic dog who barks like crazy at people ringing the doorbell. He would have been catatonic by the end of the evening, and he would have scared the poor kidlets who came to the door.
Oh, and I didn't have to buy candy and eat all that was left over.
So it was a good thing all around.
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Talk about entitled little kids. As a child I was not allowed to celebrate Halloween because my mom had religious issues with it. I actually disagreed and I do feel like I missed out, but I think these kids are quite selfish. And our home once got egged for it.
Meh. I was unimpressed with the homeowner's response. I don't really believe kids wrote that first letter either.
"Corporation, n. An ingenious device for obtaining individual profit without individual responsibility." - Ambrose Bierce
I think it's a joke. May well have been written by a friend/neighbor.
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Regardless of whether those letters were actually written by kids and a neighbor or not, there are still plenty of kids who have an entitled attitude towards Halloween. I still love Halloween, but working at the mall this past Monday made me love it a little less. 6 year olds shouldn't be swearing with such expertise, it's just wrong...
My next door neighbor didn't had out candy, instead she sat at the end of the driveway and handed out little booklets explaining why you go straight to hell for trick or treating. Trick or treat is on a Saturday afternoon here.
Our neighborhood hosted a "trick or trunk" event on Saturday night, complete with a pot luck dinner and bonfire for the adults. It was a nice event for the community. I bought full sized candy bars from Costco and the neighborhood kids were delighted. The odd thing was that I still had a few trick-or-treaters on Halloween night. Evidently they were from a different neighborhood because they did not know we had our community celebration two nights days before. I was one of the only houses with some leftover candy to give out on Halloween. And normally, everyone here keeps their outdoor lights off (my house was completely dark, since I did not expect any visitors).
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September 20th, 2013 | WMFE - Florida's unemployment rate has dropped slightly, the first decrease since before the summer. Governor Rick Scott stopped at a construction site dedication in Melbourne Friday to announce August's jobless rate of 7%, down .1% from July.
Governor Scott revealed the latest numbers at an event near Melbourne International Airport, at the site of aerospace company Northrop Grumman's planned expansion. The company's new aviation center is expected to create 1,000 jobs in an area hit hard by the space shuttle program's retirement.
Before August's drop, Florida's unemployment rate had been flat at 7.1% for three straight months.
Meanwhile, Orange County's jobless numbers fell .3% percent in August to 6.5%, as did Brevard's, now at 7.5%. Seminole County's rate stands at 6% for August, after a .5% drop from July.
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State creates programme to boost neuroscience innovation.
As US science agencies firm up plans for a national ten-year neuroscience initiative, California is launching an ambitious project of its own. On 20 June, governor Jerry Brown signed into law a state budget that allocates US$2 million to establish the California Blueprint for Research to Advance Innovations in Neuroscience (Cal-BRAIN) project. (....) by Helen shen, Nature, 24 June 2014
I am still a strong supporter of tenure and I will continue to defend the importance of tenure as an important foundation of our higher education system. But I also feel strongly that the tenure system needs to change — not in any fundamental way but rather to be closer to what tenure used to mean and represent.
Without dating myself, I can state that when I was tenured, there was a mandatory retirement age, which at the time was 65. It changed shortly thereafter, first to 67, then to 70 and ultimately there was no longer any mandatory retirement of faculty. I was very pleased with that change. Especially in higher education, using chronological age as a determinant of whether a person can continue to hold a position makes no sense whatsoever. (...) - by Herman Berliner, Inside Higher Ed blog 'Provost Prose", June 22, 2014
Paul Nihoul, Vincent Vandenberghe et Vincent Yzerbyt, professeurs à l'Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL), dans une carte blanche publiée par la Libre Belgique du 11 juin proposent une piste pragmatique et réaliste pour restaurer un financement de l'enseignement supérieur qui corresponde à une plus juste rétribution du travail fourni par les institutions et donc au minimum de moyens qu'elles réclament à cor et à cris depuis des années, tout en ne faisant pas porter la charge sur les enfants de contribuables de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (FWB). (...) - Blog Bernard Rentier, Recteur, 21/06/2014
The American Academy of Arts & Sciences made its case for the humanities in high-profile report last year called "The Heart of the Matter."In the year since, the academy says its Commission on the Humanities and Social Sciences has heard consistent requests from college and university personnel and others for more accessible data on the topic. So the academy on Thursday unveiled three new or updated data troves in which decision makers and others interested in the humanities can find facts and figures to continue the national conversation. (...) - Inside Higher Ed, June 20, 2014
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La suppression du service d'accompagnement musical dérange.
L'Université de Montréal (UdeM) n'offrira plus les services d'accompagnateurs aux étudiants inscrits à la Faculté de musique à compter de l'automne prochain. Il y a deux semaines, une douzaine d'accompagnateurs ont reçu une lettre les avisant que leurs services ne seront plus payés par l'Université. Les étudiants inscrits dans les disciplines d'instruments à vent, à cordes ou en chant devront désormais assumer eux-mêmes les frais des accompagnateurs, qui sont généralement des pianistes professionnels avec qui ils travaillent étroitement en vue de préparer leur examen et leur récital solo. (...) - par Mélanie Loisel, Le Devoir, 19/06/2014
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The U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE's) science program would see a slight budget increase under a spending bill approved today by a U.S. Senate appropriations subcommittee. The bill would provide $5.086 billion for DOE's Office of Science in the 2015 fiscal year that begins 1 October. That is about $20 million above current spending levels and about $25 million less than requested by President Barack Obama. (...) - by David Malakoff, Science, 17 June 2014
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Only 22% feel the current funding system works. Nine out of 10 say they would prefer the sort of tuition-fee loan system that applies to undergraduates. (...) by Libby Page and Abby Young-Powell, The Guardian, 11 June 2014
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may be the topic is yet a bit far to come, here in Italy ... but "meeting living costs" sounds very actual, in crisis time, here too.
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Les enseignants de l'université de Cocody à qui l'Etat doit des primes liées aux heures supplémentaires, aux encadrements et aux participations de jurys, sont à nouveau depuis hier en grève illimitée, après celle de mai dernier. Johnson Kouassi, le secrétaire général de la Coordination nationale des enseignants du supérieur et de la recherche (Cnec), section université de Cocody, joint hier par téléphone, a expliqué les raisons de cette nouvelle fronde de ces enseignants. Selon lui, après la suspension du mot d'ordre de grève la Cnec section université de Cocody, le 15 mai dernier, le gouvernement a promis de payer 1 milliard 30 millions 239 mille 079 Fcfa sur un peu plus de trois milliards Fcfa de dettes dues à ces enseignants. Ce qu'il n'a pas fait. Puisque grave a-t-il poursuivi, le gouvernement a fait du faux en émettant des chèques revenus impayés. « L'Etat a payé au plus 600 millions Fcfa sur le montant attendu. Beaucoup de chèques sont revenus impayés. La grève continuera tant que le dernier enseignant n'est pas payé. Nous ne voulons plus être floués par l'Etat. Trop, c'est trop » a-t-il martelé.
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Whether you're a foodie, a history buff, are outdoorsy or planning on bringing along the kids, we found the best day trip destinations across the United States.
Planning a family trip to the another coast or game for a road trip? Here 10 places you should visit in the New Year.
1. LOS ANGELES:Hike to the stars
Why Go? Though Hollywood's Walk of Fame tends to be one of Los Angeles' main attractions, the 4,310-acre Griffith Park is by far the City of Angels' biggest star—literally. Hikers enjoy stunning views of the city on trails leading up to the Griffith Observatory, where a perfect view of the Hollywood sign offers great photo ops.
Must Do: Explore Griffith Park and check out the Old Zoo Picnic Area, site of the original Los Angeles Zoo, where visitors can monkey around in the abandoned animal cages.
For more budget day trip ideas for Southern California, click here.
2. NORTHEAST GEORGIA: Pan for gold and mine for gemstones
Why go? Consolidated Gold Mines in Dahlonega, Georgia is the largest hard rock gold mine east of the Mississippi River. Stop by for guided tours, gold panning, and gemstone mining.
Must do: Make sure you try "Gemstone Grubbin"—a great family activity. Water-powered flume boxes quickly wash away material, revealing gorgeous gemstones.
For more adventure day trip ideas in the Northeast Georgia region, click here.
3. NEW YORK CITY: See the final resting spots of VIPs at Woodlawn Cemetery
Why Go? A National Historic Landmark, the Woodlawn Cemetery is the final home of a veritable who's-who of famous New York artists, businesspeople, architects, and entertainers, including philanthropist Augustus Juilliard and women's rights activist Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Grand mausoleums, sculptures, and cultivated landscapes dot the property, which visitors can see (and touch) via an audio tour, a pre-arranged group tour or a leisurely stroll.
Must Do: Check out the "Jazz Corner," home to legends like Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Max Roach, Max Roach, and Illinois Jacquet.
For more historic day trip ideas from the New York area, click here.
4. SAN FRANCISCO: Get lost in space (for free) with NASA
Why Go? The NASA Ames Visitor Center is a great way to learn more about the various missions that originated here. Plus, there's a moon rock brought back by Apollo 15 on display.
Must Do: View a Mercury-Redstone capsule that was launched 130 statute miles high on Dec. 19, 1960. MR-1A was the last unmanned test flight before Alan Shepard's groundbreaking flight in May 1961.
For more more budget-friendly day trip ideas near Silicon Valley, click here.
Experience music history at
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Why Go? One of Southeast Michigan's most popular tourist destinations, the Motown Museum (nicknamed Hitsville, U.S.A.) is home to an extensive array of Motown artifacts, photographs and other memorabilia that will enthrall any music lover.
Must Do: Visitors get to stand in the actual Studio A, where such classics as "Shop Around" and "Please Mr. Postman" were recorded, and where such iconic artists as Diana Ross and The Supremes, The Four Tops, The Jackson 5, and many more launched their careers.
For more more historic day trip ideas near Detroit, click here.
Why Go: Boston Pizza Tours will have you walking around Boston's historic neighborhoods, all the while noshing on some of the locals' favorite slices.
Must Do: Try the "Pizza & Historic Tavern Tour," where you'll go on a public ferry ride across Boston and enjoy a couple of slices of the best pie in the city.
For more foodie day trip ideas in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, click here.
7. CONNECTICUT: Go wild at the Audubon Society Center at Fairfield
Why Go? The Fairfield center borders the beautiful, 155-acre Roy and Margot Larsen Wildlife Sanctuary. The center features an indoor setting for the interpretation of its land, forest and freshwater wetland ecosystems. It also provides an enchanting butterfly garden, a farm pond (full of frogs, turtles and ducks), a greenhouse featuring the beguiling-sounding "Fairy Garden" and other nature-related exhibits.
Must Do: Visit the "Live Birds of Prey" compound for face-to-face encounters with owls, hawks, falcons and vultures.
For more budget-friendly day trip ideas in Fairfield County, CT, click here.
8. WASHINGTON, D.C.: Civil War history comes alive at Antietam
Why Go? Visit the site of the Battle of
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history. See the entire battlefield on a self-directed driving tour with 11
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Must Do: Personalized tours with expert guides are available, and ranger programs are held three times a day. The self-directed driving tour is 8 ½ miles long and will take about an hour and half to two hours.
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9. TWIN CITIES: Chase food trucks
Why Go? Sure, they're famous in
Austin, L.A. San Francisco and New York City. But Minneapolis and St.
Paul are giving these food truck hubs a run for their money. And
while St. Paul food trucks tend to roam between regular locations,
there are three designated "food truck courts," active on different days.
Must Do: Whether you're interested in cupcakes on the go, dumplings, or mac and cheese, consult the Twin Cities comprehensive food trucks map to see what trucks are serving up—and exactly where to find them.
For more foodie day trip ideas near Minneapolis, click here.
10. CHICAGO: See a working 19th-Century farm
Why Go? Blackberry Farm is a living history museum on 54 scenic acres with a lake, ponds and a meandering stream, with five museums and grounds with more than 200 varieties of trees, floral displays and historic agricultural gardens.
Must Do: Watch demonstrations of blacksmithing, spinning, weaving, sewing and pottery, and visit a one-room schoolhouse, an Aurora home from the 1840s, and a farm cabin.
For more historic day trip ideas near Chicagoland, click here.
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Community Theatre of Terre Haute will present An Evening of One-Acts by Jason Miller this summer on its smaller Oakley stage. Auditions will be at 7 p.m. on April 30 and May 1 at the theater, 1431 S. 25th St. Community Theatre board member Bill Carper will direct the plays, which will be performed May 31 through June 2.
The plays:
There are three separate one-act plays: "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie," "Circus Lady," and "Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer."
• "It's a Sin to Tell a Lie" has parts for one man and one woman. In the play, an old man and an old woman meet in their doctor's waiting room. They begin a casual conversation and soon find the friendship and concern for another human being which they both need so desperately.
• "Circus Lady" has parts for three men and two women. It is the story of a grossly overweight woman who has been reduced to living in squalor and on welfare while overwhelmed with fears that the rapist-killer who has terrorized the area is coming for her next. Her son, fed up with their slovenly existence, is about to leave her. In the end she is alone, resigned to her fate, and tragically aware that it is of her own inevitable making.
• The third one-act play, "Lou Gehrig Did Not Die of Cancer," features Victor Spinelli, a frustrated athlete who now works for his domineering father. He finds his greatest satisfaction in coaching a little league baseball team. His relationship with his wife, who is preoccupied with acting in amateur theatre, is growing cool, but he finds a kindred spirit in the mother of one of his team members, who comes by to ask that Victor show more concern for her bench-warmer son. As confidences are exchanged, the audience senses that out of the bitterness and failure that both have known a new and promising liaison is forming for them. This play has parts for one man and two women.
Visit ctth.org for more information about auditions.
Community Theatre to stage auditions for An Evening of One-Acts
Community Theatre of Terre Haute will present An Evening of One-Acts by Jason Miller this summer on its smaller Oakley stage. Auditions will be at 7 p.m. on April 30 and May 1 at the theater, 1431 S. 25th St. Community Theatre board member Bill Carper will direct the plays, which will be performed May 31 through June 2.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Production on a new season of "The Big Bang Theory" is being delayed due to a contract dispute with its top actors.
Dailey & Vincent to bring 'Spirit of Christmas' tour to Terre Haute, Effingham
The "Rockstars of Bluegrass" Dailey & Vincent celebrate Christmas in July by officially announcing dates for their upcoming 2014 "SPIRIT OF Christmas" Tour.
Lunes Domingo, Bear Foote Jackson at The Verve July 25
Local musical collective Lunes Domingo will be back at The Verve on Friday, July 25, to perform the last installment of their 2014 series. Cost is $3.
Blues legend Johnny Winter dies at 70 in Zurich
GENEVA (AP) — Texas blues legend Johnny Winter emblazoned himself into the world's consciousness with his tattooed arms churning out lightning-fast guitar riffs and his striking long white hair flowing from under his cowboy hat.
MARK BENNETT: Filmmaker captures late uncle's walk through illness and into 'whatever is next'
Paul Fleschner sensed a remarkable strength as he filmed his beloved uncle one final time.
'Game of Thrones' earns a leading 19 Emmy nods
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The sprawling and bloodthirsty saga "Game of Thrones," defying the Emmy Awards' grudging respect for such fantasy fare, emerged as the leader in the nominations announced today with 19 bids, including best drama series.
Ohio Boulevard home built to promote 1948 movie
It isn't often that you get to meet a movie star right here in Terre Haute, but on July 20 you'll have the chance to do just that — almost.
Dragons Double Feature June 12 at ShowPlace 12
Tickets for Dragons Double Feature in RealD® 3D are on sale now at ShowPlace 12 in Terre Haute.
The June 12 event begins with 2010's "How to Train Your Dragon" at 6 p.m. and concludes with the 8 p.m. release of the summer's most anticipated animated film, "How to Train Your Dragon 2."
Red Skelton fest in Vincennes June 6, 7
The city of Vincennes will "Paint the town Red" June 6 and 7 during the Red Skelton Festival that will feature a variety of activities for young and old. The annual festival honors Vincennes native Red Skelton, America's most beloved clown.
University: Poet, author Maya Angelou dies at 86
Maya Angelou, a Renaissance woman and cultural pioneer, has died, Wake Forest University said in a statement today. She was 86. Angelou had served as a professor of American studies at the school since 1982. Angelou had been set to appear this week at the Major League Baseball Beacon Awards Luncheon, but canceled in recent days citing an unspecified illness.
Jake Owen coming to Hulman Center in September
Nashville recording artists Jake Owen and the Eli Young Band will perform in concert Sept. 13 in Hulman Center at Terre Haute, according to the concert calendar website pollstar.com.
Barbara Walters sets May 16 for exit
NEW YORK (AP) — Barbara Walters plans to make her final appearance on "The View" on May 16, part of a daylong retirement celebration that will include ABC News naming its New York headquarters after her.
Prism of modern country on display at ACM Awards
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The new artist of the year category at the 2014 Academy of Country Music Awards is a primer in Modern Country 101 with three nominees who perfectly capture the genre's 21st century sound: Brett Eldredge of Paris, Ill., Justin Moore of Arkansas and Kip Moore of Nashville.
April loaded with live music at Ambrosini's
Terre Haute is home to many great musicians, as Steve Smith is readily aware. For the past 20 years, Smith has been hiring them to perform at Ambrosini's Pizzeria. So to kick off spring and April, Smith is offering live music three days a week, all in honor of his 20 years of operations.
Kokomo woman doesn't regret quitting 'Survivor'
KOKOMO, Ind. (AP) — A Kokomo woman's decision to quit "Survivor: Cagayan" during last week's episode left millions of viewers outraged, some even taking to social media afterward to call her "a loser," "pathetic" and not even worthy of being part of the reunion show at the end.
Minecraft Mania hits Terre Haute Children's Museum
Minecraft and learning will collide on Thursday, April 3, when eBash Video Game Center presents Minecraft Mania at the Terre Haute Children's Museum. The classes are being sponsored by Duke Energy.
Voting begins for Valley country star
Brett Eldredge, a country music rising star — and proud Wabash Valley native — is one of the nominees for New Artist of the Year at this year's Academy of Country Music Awards.
'12 Years a Slave' wins best picture at Oscars
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Perhaps atoning for past sins, Hollywood named the brutal, unshrinking historical drama "12 Years a Slave" best picture at the 86th annual Academy Awards.
VIDEO: The Grascals have Wabash Valley's toes tappin'
Bluegrass fans came from all four corners of the Wabash Valley to see Nashville, Tenn.-based band The Grascals — and its Vigo County-native member — in concert Friday night in Union Christian Church.
Jo-Ann Jones of Clinton was "pew dancing" in front of the sold-out crowd.
VIDEO: The Grascals give 2nd bluegrass concert in Terre Haute
Bluegrass fans came from all four corners of the Wabash Valley to see Nashville, Tenn.-based band The Grascals in concert Friday night in Union Christian Church.
Audience gets first look at 'The Drunk'
For one night, Hollywood came to Terre Haute.
The Indiana Theatre was packed Saturday with close to 1,300 excited movie-goers, film extras, actors and supporters for the much-anticipated official premiere of the movie, "The Drunk."
Shirley Temple, iconic child star, dies at 85
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Shirley Temple, the dimpled, curly-haired child star who sang, danced, sobbed and grinned her way into the hearts of Depression-era moviegoers, has died. She was 85.
Rock of Ages: Hulman Center stage has been entertaining crowds since 1974
As the stage lights came on, Sam Wellington and his cohorts gazed out at an audience of 8,060 Midwesterners.
The scene was familiar for him. Wellington and his country music quartet, The Four Guys, opened shows night after night for fellow RCA Records artists Ronnie Millsap and headliner Charley Pride on tours across North America.
Concert venue proposed for Indianapolis site
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A large outdoor concert amphitheater is among the proposals being made for the redevelopment of a closed General Motors metal-stamping plant site near downtown Indianapolis.
Grace Kelly Quintet to perform at Rose-Hulman
She's been called a fearless young improviser, a phenom and the future of jazz. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's Hatfield Hall will welcome jazz saxophone sensation Grace Kelly and the Grace Kelly Quintet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday.
No Intermission: Character meets demise on 'Walking Dead,' but lively acting career continues for Terre Haute's Jose Pablo Cantillo
Characters often make dramatic exits from television shows.
Few could top Terre Haute-raised actor Jose Pablo Cantillo's departure last month from AMC's "The Walking Dead."
The scene occurred in the fourth season of cable TV's most popular drama series ever.
MARK BENNETT: Album turns memories into musical Christmas message for Terre Haute's Dave Frey, band
In a way, Dave Frey walked in the footsteps of Charles Schulz.
Both men worked hard to let Linus Van Pelt explain the "true meaning of Christmas."
Country star to return home for 'Brett Eldredge Day'
Atlantic Records' Brett Eldredge wraps up the best year yet of his career at the top of Billboard's Country Airplay Year-End Chart. In a year marked with a series of memorable milestones, the powerhouse vocalist not only had one of the top, most-played country songs with "Don't Ya," he also released his debut album, "Bring You Back," scored his first No. 1 single with "Don't Ya" and received a CMA nomination for New Artist of the Year.
After just wrapping up his first headlining club tour, Eldredge is scheduled to return to his roots when he is to be honored in his hometown of Paris, Ill., at "Brett Eldredge Day" at 4 p.m. Sunday at Paris High School.
Vincennes Watermelon Drop bringing Gallagher to town
Comedian Gallagher is kicking off his "Last Smash" tour on New Year's Eve at the sixth annual Watermelon Drop in Vincennes. He will perform at a 5 p.m. show at Vincennes Lincoln High School's Ader Auditorium.
Effingham Center bringing 'Home for Holidays' show
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Springfield, Mo. — Sometimes all Dennis Raetz could do was shake his head.
On Saturday, Indiana State's interim head coach watched his team lose its 12th straight game (the fifth since he took over) and ninth this season as the Sycamores dropped a never-close 63-7 decision to Missouri State.
The decisiveness of this defeat cut deep because the Bears were only one spot ahead of ISU at the bottom of the Gateway Football Conference standings entering this weekend.
As the losses continue to mount during this unique Indiana State season, which already has seen the previously retired Raetz replace Lou West after four games, statistical records may be mounting too.
As one might guess, they're not pretty.
The school record for most points accumulated by ISU opponents in a season — 493 — was set in 2006. Through nine games with two to go against defending conference champion Youngstown State (at Memorial Stadium this Saturday) and current Gateway leader Northern Iowa (on the road Nov. 10), the Sycamores have allowed 433 points.
That means if Youngstown State and Northern Iowa "only" score 30 points apiece, the record would be tied. Considering Indiana (55), Eastern Illinois (54), Southern Illinois (72), Illinois State (69) and Missouri State (63) all topped 50 against Indiana State, I would bet the over, although I'd be thrilled to be wrong.
Another interesting tidbit: The last time the Sycamores went winless in a season, 0-11 in 2005, they permitted 476 points.
To summarize, that's 476 points in 2005, 493 points in 2006 and probably 500-plus points in 2007.
Now I'm shaking my head.
As some might remember, I mentioned in a game story earlier this season that Indiana State lost to Jas. Millikin 158-6 in a 1920 game, but the ISU football media guide lists that team playing a five-game schedule instead of the current 11 games. Surprisingly, the opponents' season total in 1920 was only 199, thanks in part to a shutout of Union Christian.
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Hughes News & Views: ISU football doesn't like setting these kind of records
Springfield, Mo. — Sometimes all Dennis Raetz could do was shake his head.
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Hughes, News & Views: Shouses facing tough decisions about Dexter Jr.'s future
Those of us who have followed Vigo County basketball for more than a decade remember how the families of Greg Oden, Reicina Russell and Chaz Spicer moved to the Indianapolis area before the athletes had a chance to complete high school in Terre Haute.
Will 6-foot-3, 180-pound Dexter Shouse Jr., who turned 14 in May and recently finished seventh grade at Woodrow Wilson Middle School, pack up his belongings and make a similar trip east with his family?
Hughes, News & Views: Memories relived of fallen 'Warrior' who attended ISU for one year
Editor's note — Amid national media reports that retired pro wrestler The Ultimate Warrior (formerly known in real life as Jim Hellwig) died late Tuesday night at the age of 54, here is a column that David Hughes completed about the man Tuesday afternoon, not realizing Warrior would be dead within 12 hours.
I realize some of you will cringe or perhaps shift your attention to a different story if I mention "pro wrestling" in this column.
But give this stroll down memory lane a chance before you bolt, because I think it's interesting.
If I'm wrong, feel free to put me in a headlock. Gently, please.
Hughes, News & Views: West Vigo graduate earns 600th victory as coach; Looking back at 1979 championship game
I haven't written a column since before the Super Bowl, so now's a good time to get a few things off my chest:
• Congratulations to Mike Fields — a 1969 West Vigo High School graduate, a 1973 Indiana State grad and a former Terre Haute Tribune part-time sportswriter — for posting the 600th victory of his baseball coaching career.
He accomplished the feat March 3 when his Harmony High School squad defeated Orlando Oak Ridge 11-2 down in Florida.
Hughes, News & Views: Odds in favor of Richard Sherman being mentioned here
I've explained my post-2011 NFL allegiances before, but allow me to summarize them one more time for any new readers to this column.
I eased into liking the Indianapolis Colts as my favorite team in the late 1980s. Like plenty of other Wabash Valley sports fans, I became Colts-obsessed when Peyton Manning, Reggie Wayne and others turned them into an elite franchise in 1999 and the early 2000s.
When the Colts beat Da Bears 29-17 in Super Bowl XLI on Feb. 4, 2007, I yelled as loud as anyone in Terre Haute.
Hughes, News & Views: The '78-79 Sycamores rediscover timeless bond
The 1978-79 Indiana State men's basketball team that posted a 33-1 record and battled Michigan State for the coveted NCAA championship almost 35 years ago isn't likely to play any more full-court games together, not even just for fun.
Hughes, News & Views: Shaw preparing for 20th season as Rose-Hulman coach
When Rose-Hulman men's basketball coach Jim Shaw gets introduced to the Hulman Center crowd before Sunday afternoon's exhibition game against Indiana State, think of the old saying "time flies when you're having fun."
Hughes, News & Views: Friends remember Jim Bogle
When I covered the semifinal round of the IHSAA boys tennis sectional at Terre Haute North last week, it seemed like there was an empty seat in the bleachers.
In reality, I noticed few — if any — empty seats because plenty of spectators wanted to watch the host Patriots battle No. 14-ranked Terre Haute South for the right to advance to the next day's sectional championship match.
In the end, junior Nathan Bogle pulled out a dramatic three-set victory at No. 1 singles to help South edge its crosstown rivals 3-2 on its way to capturing the sectional title.
Yet there was something missing.
The person who would have been in that empty seat I imagined, Nathan's father Jim Bogle, had been battling cancer for close to two years and could not attend the sectional.
Sadly, cancer claimed his life Thursday morning. He was 52.
Hughes, News & Views: Doug Shouse going into ASU Hall of Honor
One thing you can say about members of Terre Haute's Shouse family: They never have had a problem with running and jumping.
At least not until knee problems hit.
An outstanding athlete since the days I played pick-up basketball games with him and his brothers in the Terre Haute Boys Club and Indiana State University Arena gyms in the mid to late 1970s, a young Doug Shouse knew how to turn heads with his dunks and athletic fast-break moves against college guys and mediocre players like me.
Hughes, News & Views: Oden picks Miami Heat for site of comeback
At 7 feet tall, former Terre Haute resident Greg Oden stands out in almost any crowd.
So to persuade the increasingly healthy Oden to play during the 2013-14 NBA season — for the first time since Dec. 5, 2009 — a team needed to offer something unique to stand out.
Like, say, a chance at a ring.
Enter the Miami Heat, who have won the last two NBA championships behind the "Big Three" of four-time NBA Most Valuable Player LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
Hughes, News & Views: Gladiator Games are back Saturday
When I talk to my old weightlifting buddies around the country on the phone, through texts or on Facebook, we frequently reminisce about "the good ol' days."
Imagine that — guys over 50 living in the past.
Anyway, I recently discussed with Jim McCarty — who now lives in Daytona Beach, Fla. — about a "Terre Haute's Strongest Man" contest he organized in the mid-1980s inside the National Guard Armory on Maple Avenue.
Hughes, News & Views: Lure of big payoffs fuels columnist's fantasy football addiction
Gather around, my friends. I think I may need an intervention.
After winning the championship game of our Tribune-Star newsroom free fantasy football league in 2003 — the first time I ever participated in the popular hobby — I became hooked on dominating as many leagues as possible.
Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute 'hacker' accomplishes Mark's Par Three first
It's no secret that Mark's Par Three is not the most difficult golf course in Vigo County.
But it's enjoyable for beginners and golfers of modest skill levels and it doesn't lack for activity during warm-weather months.
Open since 1964, it's had its fair share of players test their skills, probably several better than 43-year-old Brian Brown of Terre Haute.
Hughes, News & Views: Pacers, 500, NFL on mind of curious columnist
One previous time, I believe, my annual May questions column ran one day late into June.
Can you forgive me for this being the second time?
With apologies out of the way, below are questions that have been taking up valuable space in my head lately.
Some are serious, some not so much. Most are sports-related, but don't blame me if a few are not. After all, newspaper sportswriters don't eat, sleep and breathe sports 24/7 (contrary to what my Lisa might tell you).
Here we go:
• How funny will the reaction of the national media be when the Indiana Pacers knock off the unbeatable Miami Heat tonight and Monday to take the series and head to an NBA Finals showdown with the San Antonio Spurs? Hint: Several ESPN "experts" will need to change their underwear next week.
Hughes, News & Views: Terre Haute runner sets up race to help Boston
Having competed in the Boston Marathon once before in 2003, 35-year-old Majel Wells of Terre Haute thought she should give it another try in 2013.
"My goal was just to finish and enjoy Boston," she reflected this week. "I had an injury [runner's knee] beforehand, so I wasn't too worried about beating my time from 2003 [4 hours, 10.20 seconds].
"But nobody cares about what your time is at Boston anyway."
From what I've heard over the years, she's right. Unless you're a super-serious runner, the Boston Marathon has been more about taking in the atmosphere and having fun than placing in the top 50, although Wells was pleased that she beat her previous time by finishing in 3:55.19 on April 15.
Obviously, her race time wasn't the most vivid memory that Wells took away from her 2013 Boston experience.
Hughes, News & Views: Former South players to play in Saylor benefit game
I had my first phone conversation with Mike Saylor since mid-February on Thursday and he sounded good.
The former Terre Haute South High School boys basketball coach, who's been battling cancer this year, has been traveling back and forth to the MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for chemotherapy treatments.
Recent South swimmers Roach, Bray heading to DI nationals
I'm sure most of you with office jobs can relate.
When work gets busy, sometimes it's easy to skim over our emails. After all, how many times do we need to read the same nonsense from alleged Nigerians wanting to make us rich if we'll send them several thousand dollars first?
So after having three consecutive days off, that almost happened to me when I returned to work Tuesday. Then I realized that the message from Jeff Thompson, Terre Haute South High School's boys and girls swimming coach, contained significant news.
NCAA Division III basketball tournament returns to Rose-Hulman
The last time Rose-Hulman served as host for the NCAA Division III men's basketball tournament, its game was played inside an old World War II airplane hangar.
You "old-timers" should know the building I'm talking about and the matchup wasn't really that long ago — March 6, 1997, to be exact.
DAVID HUGHES: Childhood friends use faith, sports to get them through
When I learned in February 2009 that a rare form of appendix cancer would devastate my life and cause me to miss work for several months, Mike Saylor was among the first to offer assistance.
Book review: Thumbs up for 'Trophies and Tears'
Now might be too late for giving Christmas presents, but the book "Trophies and Tears: The Story of Evansville and the Aces" is a fascinating read for longtime Indiana basketball fans, particularly those older than 40.
Written by award-winning Kyle Keiderling of Henderson, Nev., and released in hardcover format in mid-December, the 480-page "Trophies and Tears" documents the rich tradition of the University of Evansville men's basketball program through recent interviews and research of old yearbooks and newspaper/scrapbook clippings.
The book contains many cheery moments — behind-the-scenes details of all five NCAA College Division (now known as Division II) championships won in the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s by the Purple Aces and their legendary coach Arad McCutchan — although some of those moments don't seem so cheery from an Indiana State perspective when the Sycamores found themselves on the losing end of scores.
Hughes, News & Views: Wishing for Colts-Broncos playoff matchup from Santa
There's plenty of tragedy in the world to bring us down if we let it, so let's have a light-hearted column today — my annual Christmas gift requests for Santa Claus.
I already know one of my gift wishes is becoming less likely to happen. That would be for the Indianapolis Colts to face the Denver Broncos in the AFC playoffs.
Colts' loyalty tested by Manning, Broncos
We're approaching the halfway point of the NFL season and so far it's been surprisingly enjoyable.
I wasn't sure how I would handle following two favorite teams — 1a.) the Indianapolis Colts and 1b.) Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos — but the new arrangement hasn't caused me any loyalty conflicts yet.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Sorting out the sports air waves
My name isn't attached to them, but I'm the one who usually puts together the "Sports on the air" television/radio listings that appear daily on this newspaper's Scoreboard Page.
Hughes, News & Views: North junior ready to go racing
When we last visited 16-year-old Rachel Gutish, she was finishing sixth in the Women's Enduro X race in the nationally televised Summer X Games at Los Angeles.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Yelovich still striking the ball long on LDA Tour
In June 2011, I wrote a feature story about former Indiana State basketball center Mick Yelovich making a name for himself as a golfer on the Long Drivers Association (LDA) Tour.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Colts? Broncos? Maybe there's more than enough room for both
I've got a longtime buddy who I'm fairly sure rarely, if ever, reads this column.
HUGHES NEWS & VIEWS: Point of Jones' return
Since May 14, Indiana high school basketball fans have wondered why Jim Jones would want to come out of retirement at 74.
HUGHES, NEWS & VIEWS: Questions abound for Indy 500, Manning, baseball sectional
Phones are ringing less frequently in the Tribune-Star sports department this week.
Hughes, News & Views: Hutson getting ready for final stretch toward Olympic Trials
If Kylie Hutson were a cross-country runner, she'd be approaching the final stretch of her biggest race in about three weeks.
HUGHES NEWS AND VIEWS: Rose basketball alumni offer advice to current team
Bryan Egli and Joe Puthoff, both Rose-Hulman basketball starters I covered in the late 1990s, took their degrees from the prestigious engineering institute and found successful careers in the Indianapolis area.
Egli, also a former West Vigo High School multi-sport standout, lives in Carmel and works for Thieneman Construction in Westfield. Puthoff lives in Indy and works for Rolls Royce Aircraft Engines.
DAVID HUGHES: Super Bowl odds getting stranger and stranger
Today's annual "Super Bowl odds column" feels special to me because I've been a diehard NFL fan since 1967 and next Sunday will be the first time the big game takes place in our great state of Indiana.
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Elko - Joyce Elaine (Brodin) Thyren went home to be with the Lord, surrounded by family on Oct. 1, 2012 at the The Lodge Assisted Living Facility in Elko, at the age of 86.
Funeral services were held on Friday, Oct. 5 in Bloomington. Interment was at the Ft. Snelling National Cemetery.
Joyce was born on June 4, 1926 in Thief River Falls, to Anna M. (Johnson) and August V. Brodin. She graduated from Lincoln High School in Thief River Falls and later attended Northwestern College in Minneapolis. She married Donald Thyren on Aug. 10, 1946 and lived in Thief River Falls until 1983 when they moved to Moorhead. After Donald's death in 1994, she later moved to Minneapolis in 2001.
Joyce enjoyed baking, sewing, making quilts for weddings and graduations of family members, and sewing for orphanages in Haiti. She made the best loaves of cinnamon bread and kept them in her freezer to give to her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren when they came to visit. Her love for the Lord and her family was her main focus throughout her life. She was very active in the Women's Ministry, teaching Sunday school and singing in the choir at the Thief River Falls Covenant Church.
She is survived by her children, Wayne (Mary Joyce) Thyren of Maple Grove, Jewell (Dale) Van de Loo of Rosemount, Mark (Jeannie) Thyren of Lakeville, Joy (Ron) Johnson of Roseau, Jean (Tom) Peterson of Chicago, Ill., and Judy (Jeff) Johnson of Ann Arbor, Mich.; 14 grandchildren, Lana (Dan), Jennifer (Dale), Sarah (Jeremy), Jason (Tami), Melissa (Jon), Stephanie (Dave), Stacy (Andy), Ryan, Paul (Michelle), Kyle (Michele), Angie, Michelle, Chelsea and Abbey; 16 great-grandchildren; brother, Rodney (Marian) Brodin; step-brothers, Floyd (Charlotte) Brodin and Fred Brodin; and many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and husband, Donald.
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