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WED. OCT. 2ND SAVES THE DAY
SAT. OCT. 5TH
TUES. OCT. 22ND THE CASUALTIES
TUES. OCT. 24TH
ILL NINO
WE CAME AS
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A SKYLIT DRIVE
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WED. OCT. 9TH THURS. OCT. 10TH A LOSS FOR WORDS
SAT. OCT. 26TH
SUN. OCT. 27TH COMING SOON
OTEP
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IN THIS MOMENT
MOTIONLESS IN WHITE
THE SUPERVILLIANS
ATTILA
THE STORY SO FAR
THURS. OCT. 17TH
BLEEDING THROUGH
MUSHROOM HEAD
SAVING ABEL
EYE EMPIRE
SAT. OCT. 19TH
NONPOINT
SMILE
PAT TRAVERS
THE MISFITS
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YOUR ACTIVE HOROSCOPE
WHAT DO THE STARS SAY FOR YOU?
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ACTIVE INTERVIEWS
ACTIVE SITS DOWN WITH GEORGE ACOSTA
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ACTIVE HAPPENINGS
EVENT LISTING FOR THE 904
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ACTIVE INTERVIEWS
ACTIVE SITS DOWN WITH HOOBASTANK
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ACTIVE AT THE MOVIES
PRESENTED BY REGAL ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
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ACTIVE INTERVIEWS
ACTIVE SITS DOWN WITH THE FUEL
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GET TO KNOW JACKSOVILLE’S JENNI REID
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ACTIVE SITS DOWN WITH THE ALIEN ANT FARM
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EVERY WEEKDAY AT 4PM
OCT 6
12:30 & 3:30pm Movie: Smurfs 2 (PG)
7pm Movie: Red II
9pm Service Industry Night
OCT 7
11am $1 Games of Bowling
4pm Kids Eat & Play Free
7pm Movie: Red II
9:00pm Late Night Happy Hour
OCT 8
11am $1 Games of Bowling
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OCT 9
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OCT 10
11am $1 Games of Bowling
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OCT 11
11am $1 Games of Bowling
7pm Movie: TBA
8pm Latitude Live Comedy: Dean Napolitano
10:15pm Movie: TBA
12am
Movie: TBA
OCT 12
12:30pm
Movie: TBA
7pm Movie: TBA
8pm Latitude Live Comedy:
Dean Napolitano
10:15pm Movie: TBA
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OCT 13
12:30pm
Movie: TBA
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9pm Service Industry Night
OCT 14
11am $1 Games of Bowling
4pm Kids Eat & Play Free
7pm Movie: TBA
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12:30pm
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7pm 8pm 10:15pm 12am
OCT 20
12:30pm
3:30pm
7pm 9pm OCT 21
11am 4pm 7pm 9pm OCT 22
11am 7pm 9pm OCT 23
11am 7pm 9pm Late Night Happy Hour
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Movie: TBA
Late Night Happy Hour
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Late Night Happy Hour
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Girls Night Out
Movie: TBA
Axis Bar & Stage Music: VJ Didactic
Girls Night Out
$1 Games of Bowling
Movie: TBA
Latitude Live Comedy: Ken Miller
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Latitude Live Comedy: Ken Miller
Movie: TBA
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Service Industry Night
$1 Games of Bowling
Kids Eat & Play Free
Movie: TBA
Late Night Happy Hour
$1 Games of Bowling
Movie: TBA
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OCT 24
11am 7pm 7pm 9pm 12am OCT 25
11am 7pm 8pm 10:15pm 12am
OCT 26
12:30pm
3:30pm
7pm 8pm 10:15pm 12am
OCT 27
12:30pm
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7pm 9pm OCT 28
11am 4pm 7pm 9pm OCT 29
11am 7pm 9pm OCT 30
11am 7pm 9pm OCT 31
11am 7pm 7pm 9pm 12am $1 Games of Bowling
Girls Night Out
Movie: TBA
Axis Bar & Stage Music: VJ Didactic
Girls Night Out
$1 Games of Bowling
Movie: TBA
Latitude Live Comedy:
Carmon Vallone
Movie: TBA
Movie: TBA
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Latitude Live Comedy:
Carmon Vallone
Movie: TBA
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$1 Games of Bowling
Kids Eat & Play Free
Movie: TBA
Late Night Happy Hour
$1 Games of Bowling
Movie: TBA
Late Night Happy Hour
$1 Games of Bowling
Movie: TBA
Late Night Happy Hour
$1 Games of Bowling
Girls Night Out
Movie: TBA
Axis Bar & Stage Music: VJ Didactic
Girls Night Out
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Libra (Sept. 24 -Oct. 23): Don’t be afraid to make additions to your
house. Controversial subjects should be avoided at all costs. You will have a
great deal of insight when dealing with others. Put your efforts into physical
fitness programs or competitive sports.
Scorpio (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22): Your ability to get the job done will result in
added responsibility and possible promotion. Don’t beat around the bush;
state your case in plain and simple terms. Be careful while traveling. Someone
you care about may let you down or criticize your methods.
Sagittarius (Nov. 23 -Dec. 21): Don’t expect the whole family to be
overjoyed. You’re in the mood to party. Joining organizations will provide you
with stimulating romantic contacts. Pleasure trips will be a form of healing for
your emotional state of mind.
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Capricorn (Dec 22.- Jan. 20): You can make money if you get involved in real estate deals. Your magnetic, outgoing
personality will capture hearts. Travel could
bring you the adventure and excitement
you require. Be wary of those who have
overly strong convictions.
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Aquarius (Jan. 21.- Feb. 19): Don’t
turn down offers that include sports
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activities or children. Sudden disruptions
will cause upset and a change of routine in
your home environment. You will be confused
about the intentions of someone you work with. You need to look into ways
to change your self-image.
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Pisces (Feb. 20- Mar. 20): You will be subject to pushy individuals if you
get involved in uncertain organizations. Your lover may disappoint you in
such a way that estrangement will follow. Discrimination will be in order.
Control your temper when dealing with your emotional partner. Those you
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care about may oppose your ideas.
Aries (Mar. 21- April 20): Your charm and generosity will bring new
friends and romantic opportunities. Large organizations may try to talk you
out of your hard-earned cash. Try not to hang out with coworkers if you wish
to avoid problems later. Make plans to do something special with the one
you love.
Taurus (Apr. 21- May 21): Don’t go hog wild when it comes to entertainment or you could find yourself short of funds at the end of the month. You
may want to invest in something that will grow in value. You may not be
too pleased with the actions of those you live with. Joining organizations will
provide you with stimulating romantic contacts.
Gemini (May 22- June 21): Minor accidents could cause trauma and major setbacks. Try to be a bit more understanding or you may end up spending
evening alone. Trips will be enjoyable, and communication with your lover
will clear up any misconceptions. You may be emotional about the way an
organization you belong to is handling its business.
Cancer (June 22-July 22): Obstacles may stand in your way where career
and success are concerned. Balance is required if you want stability. You could
be disillusioned if you let relatives in on your emotional thoughts. Pleasure
trips or friendly get-togethers will be satisfying and intellectually stimulating.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): You may have some difficulties with someone you
live with. You will reach the most people if you speak out at an organizational function. You may be overreacting to personal problems. Educational
pursuits should help you develop your hobbies.
Virgo (Aug. 23 -Sept. 23): The knowledge you have will enhance your reputation. Coworkers may not be on your side. Travel for business or pleasure
will be enlightening. Older relatives may be a burden. Your luckiest events this
month will occur on a Thursday.
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INTERVIEWS
GEORGE
ACOSTA
ACTIVE: We are in Orlando hanging
out with George Acosta. George thank
you for inviting us down to your show.
It was awesome! GEORGE ACOSTA:
Anytime guys. I had fun at Prime with
you guys!
ACTIVE: How do you choose your
set you are going to spin? GEORGE
ACOSTA: I dont choose it. I try to tell
a story that keeps people moving from
old school to new school. Once I grab
their attention that’s when I take it to
the next level!
ACTIVE: You killed it tonight. All kinds
of mixes, from house to trap to progressive to top 40! GEORGE ACOSTA:
Thanks man. I like to mix it up a lot,
especially to keep the crowd moving!
ACTIVE: You let people just walk up
to you while you’re DJ-ing,. Why’s that?
GEORGE ACOSTA: I’m not a celebrity.
I just do what I like to do! I like to connect to everyone because no one does
that these days!
ACTIVE: How does it feel to be in this
game as long as you have been, and
be somewhat a pioneer? GEORGE
ACOSTA: I love it. This is what I do.
Great crowd tonight which makes it
even better when I am spinning! I’m
just thankful to have the support from
everyone for all these years! As long as I
have the support I will keep the people
dancing!
ACTIVE: What’s going on for George in
2013? GEORGE ACOSTA: I have an EP
coming out in October, then an album
in January! Got a lot going on! Make
sure you get it!
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ACTIVE: Appreciate you taking time
George. Tell our readers where to stay
Active with your social. GEORGE
ACOSTA: Twitter @GeorgeAcosta
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ACTIVE HAPPENINGS
October 3
• 5:30pm; Brian Wilson & Jeff
Beck w/Al Jardine & David Marks;
St. Augustine Ampitheatre
• 7pm; Spoken Word; Ritz
Theatre
• 8pm; Bastard Suns +w/Domino
Effect; Freebird Live
• 8pm; Michael Winslow; Comedy Zone
• 6:30pm; An Evening with The
Black Crowes; St. Augustine
Ampitheatre
• 7 & 10pm; Jazz Jamm presents
Kim Waters; Ritz Theatre
• 8pm; Taproot w/Righteous
Vendetta, Becoming Machine;
Jack Rabbits
• 8 & 10pm; Michael Winslow;
Comedy Zone
October 4
• 7:30pm; Amateur Night at The
Ritz; Ritz Theatre
• 8pm; America’s Got Talent;
Times Union Center
• 8pm; Simple Natural EP Release
Show w/MR2THEP, Kenyon,
Drazzah Hazzerd, Young Lion &
Young Prince; Freebird Live
• 8 & 10pm; Michael Winslow;
Comedy Zone
• 8pm; Soul Gravy w/Clay Benjamin & Mickeel; Jack Rabbits
October 9
• 7pm; Orlando Magic vs. New
Orleans Pelicans; Veterans Memorial Arena
• 8pm; Rachel Feinstein; Comedy
Zone
October 5
• 8am; Bubble Palooza 5K; Jacksonville Equestrian Center
• 10:30am; The Florida Black
Expo; Prime Osborn Convention
Center
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October 10
• 8pm; Lauren Mann & The Fairly
Odd Folk w/Rachael Warfield,
Hannah Harber; Jack Rabbits
• 8pm; Frightened Rabbit &
Augustines; Freebird Live
• 8pm; Rachel Feinstein; Comedy
Zone
October 11
• 6pm; Mayday Parade w/Man
Overboard, The Cartel & Stages
& Stereos; Freebird Live
ACTIVE HAPPENINGS
• 8pm; Jonny Craig w/Secrets,
Kyle Lucas, Hearts & Hands &
Bleach Blond; Jack Rabbits
• 8 & 10pm; Rachel Feinstein;
Comedy Zone
October 12
• 8pm; Mount Kimbie w/Jonwayne, D33J & Vlad The Inhaler;
Jack Rabbits
• 8 & 10pm; Rachel Feinstein;
Comedy Zone
• 8pm; Bryce Alastair Band w/
Rusty Shine & Daryl Hance;
Freebird Live
October 13
• 12pm; St. Augustine Record
Fair; St. Augustine Ampitheatre
• 7pm; The Browning w/This or
the Apocalypse, Honour Crest,
Tear Out the Heart & Myka; Jack
Rabbits
October 14
• 8pm; Aaron Carter w/The Red
Hooks, Brie Goldsobel, Bethany
& the Troubadours; Jack Rabbits
October 16
• Florida Forum w/Tony Blair;
Times Union Center
• 8pm; Russ Nagel; Comedy Zone
October 17
• 10am; Southern Women’s
Show; Prime Osborn Convention
Center
• 8pm; Russ Nagel; Comedy Zone
October 18
• 10am; Southern Women’s
Show; Prime Osborn Convention
Center
• 5:30pm; The Lumineers w/
Dr. Dog & Nathaniel Rateliff; St.
Augustine Ampitheatre
• 6pm; Hinder & Candlebox w/
Devour the Day & Open Air
Stereo; Mavericks
• 8pm; Dizzy Wright w/Emilio
Rojas & Marcus Moody; Jack
Rabbits
• 8pm; They Might Be Giants w/
Moon Hooch; Freebird Live
• 8pm; Mamma Mia!; Times
Union Center
• 8pm; Russ Nagel; Comedy Zone
October 19
• 10am; Southern Women’s Show;
Prime Osborn Convention
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Center
• 5pm; O’steen VW present Folio
Weekly’s Oktoberfeset 2013; St.
Augustine Ampitheatre
• 2 & 8pm; Mamma Mia!; Times
Union Center
• 8 & 10pm; Russ Nagel; Comedy
Zone
• 8pm; Parkridge CD Release
Party w/Myth of Myself; Freebird
Live
• 8pm; All Things Done w/Primitive Hard Drive, Outeredge; Jack
Rabbits
October 20
• 11am; Southern Women’s
Show; Prime Osborn Convention
Center
• 1pm; Jaguars vs. Chargers;
EverBank Field
8pm; Little Comets; Jack Rabbits
October 21
• 8pm; Acrassicasuda w/Bearshark & All Things Done; Jack
Rabbits
October 22
• 7:30pm; Pilobolus; Times Union
Center
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8pm; Jel w/Serengeti & Matthew
David; Jack Rabbits
October 23
• 8pm; Bill Kirchen + guests; Jack
Rabbits
October 24
• 8pm; Reverend Horton Heat w/
Wayne “the train” Hancock; Jack
Rabbits
• 8pm; Nephew Tommy; Comedy
Zone
October 25
• 8pm; Built To Spill w/Slam
Dunk & Genders; Freebird Live
• 8 & 10pm; Nephew Tommy;
Comedy Zone
October 26
• 10am; October Gullah Festival;
Ritz Theatre & Museum
• 7pm; John Fogerty; St. Augustine Ampitheatre
• 8pm; Mike Stud w/Justina,
iamG; 1904 Music Hall
• 8pm; Robert Randolph & The
Family Band; Freebird Live
• 8pm; Crocodiles w/Royal Bangs;
Jack Rabbits
ACTIVE HAPPENINGS
• 8pm; So You Think You Can
Dance; Times Union Center
• 8 & 10pm; Nephew Tommy;
Comedy Zone
October 27
• 7pm; The Big Ticket Battle 2013
w/Jumping Ship; Jack Rabbits
October 28
• 7:30pm; David Sedaris; Times
Union Center
• 8pm; Larry & His Flask w/
Onward, Etc.; Jack Rabbits
October 29
• 8pm; Michael Buble; Veterans
Memorial Arena
• 8pm; “Hypnotic Halloween”
Rich Guzzi; Comedy Zone
October 30
• 7pm; Lionize w/Primitive Hard
Drive & Tommy Harrison Group;
Jack Rabbits
• 8pm; Sleigh Bells w/Doldums;
Freebird Live
• 8pm; “Hypnotic Halloween”
Rich Guzzi; Comedy Zone
October 31
• 8pm; Kurt Vile & The Violators w/Beach Fossils & VBA; Jack
Rabbits
• 8pm; “Hypnotic Halloween”
Rich Guzzi; Comedy Zone
November 1
• 7:30pm; Amateur Night at the
Ritz, Ritz Theatre & Museum
• 8pm; And So I Watch You From
Afar w/This Town Needs Guns &
Mylets; Jack Rabbits
• 8pm; Dark Side of the Dead;
Freebird Live
• 8pm; “Hypnotic Halloween” w/
Rich Guzzi
• 10pm; “XXXtreme Hypnotist”
Rich Guzzi; Comedy Zone
November 2
• 3:30pm; FL vs. GA Football Classic; EverBank Field
• 6:30pm; Barenaked Ladies; St.
Augustine Ampitheatre
• 7 & 10pm; Maysa; Ritz Theatre
& Museum
• 8pm; The Green w/Shwayze &
Kimie; Freebird Live
• 8pm; “Hypnotic Halloween” w/
Rich Guzzi
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ACTIVE HAPPENINGS
November 3
• 6pm; Reel Big Fish & Goldfinger
w/Beautiful Bodies & Beebs &
Her Moneymakers; Freebird Live
• 8pm; Caught a Ghost; Underbelly
November 5
• 7pm; Less than Jake w/AntiFlag, Masked Intruder & Get
Dead; Freebird Live
November 6
• 8pm; EOTO w/ETC! ETC! and
S.P.O.R.E.; Freebird Live
• 8pm; Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls w/The Smith Street
Band & Koo Koo Kanga Roo
November 7
• 7pm; Spoken Word; Ritz Theatre & Museum
• 8pm; Michael Franti & Spearhead w/Serena Ryder; Freebird
Live
• 8pm; Tom Green; Comedy Zone
November 8
• 9am; Pals ‘N Paws Agility Trials;
Jacksonville Equestrian Center
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• 5:30pm; Justin Moore w/Randy
Houser & Josh Thompson; St.
Augustine Ampitheatre
• 7:30pm; Widespread Panic;
Times Union Center
• 8pm; JSO: Simply Sinatra; Times
Union Center
• 8pm; Chris Knight w/Bryce
Alastair; Jack Rabbits
• 8pm; Passafire & Ballyhoo w/
Sidereal; Freebird Live
• 8 & 10pm; Tom Green; Comedy
Zone
November 9
• 8am; Pals ‘N Paws Agility Trials;
Jacksonville Equestrian Center
• 7pm; Pandora’s Holiday Moments on Ice w/Mannheim
Steamroller & Martina McBride;
Veterans Memorial Arena
• 8pm; JSO: Simply Sinatra; Times
Union Center
• 8pm; The Cult Revolution;
Freebird Live
• 8 & 10pm; Tom Green; Comedy
Zone
November 10
• 8am; Pals ‘N Paws Agility Trials;
ACTIVE HAPPENINGS
Jacksonville Equestrian Center
• 5pm; JSO Youth Orchestra: Fall
Concert; Times Union Center
• 7pm; Celtic Thunder; Times
Union Center
• 8pm; Badfish (A Tribute to SUBLIME) w/Prime Trees; Freebird
Live
• 8pm; Athel w/All Things Done;
Jack Rabbits
• 8pm; Louie Anderson; Comedy
Zone
November 11
• 7pm; Kevin Devine & The God
Damn Band w/Now Now, harrison Hudson & Civil Brute; Jack
Rabbits
November 16
• 3pm; Ann Caldwell & the
Magnolia Singers in Concert; Ritz
Theatre & Museum
• 5pm; O.A.R. w/Cris Cab; St.
Augustine Ampitheatre
• 8pm; JSO: Classical Mystery
Tour; Times Union Center
• 8 & 10pm; Louie Anderson;
Comedy Zone
November 13
• 6pm; The Chariot w/Glasscloud,
Birds in a Row, To the Wind,
Rebuker; Jack Rabbits
• 8pm; Maz Jobrani; Comedy
Zone
November 14
• 7:30pm; Tango Fire; Times
Union Center
• 8pm; American Aquarium w/
HILLvalley, Beau Crum & Barstool
Wisdom; Jack Rabbits
November 15
• 6:45pm; The Avett Brothers; St.
Augustine Ampitheatre
• 8pm; NHL Legends Hockey;
Veterans Memorial Arena
• 8 & 10pm; Louie Anderson;
Comedy Zone
November 17
• 1pm; Jacksonville Jaguars v. Arizona Cardinals; EverBank Field
• 3pm; JSO: Classical Mystery
Tour; Times Union Center
• 7pm; TobyMac; Veterans Memorial Arena
• 8pm; Baauer w/araabMUZIK;
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ACTIVE HAPPENINGS
Freebird Live
November 19
• 6:30pm; Twenty One Pilots w/
Robert Delong & Sirah; Freebird
Live
November 21
• 7:30pm; JSO: Beethoven’s
“Eroica”; Times Union Center
November 22
• 11am & 8pm; JSO: Beethoven’s
“Eroica”; Times Union Center
• 8pm; Trivium & Devilrider w/
After the Burial & Thy Will Be
Doe; Freebird Live
• 8pm; Connor Christian &
Southern Gothic w/Pilotwave;
Jack Rabbits
November 23
• 8pm; JSO: Beethoven’s “Eroica”;
Times Union Center
• 8pm; Man On Earth w/Thunderbird, Eviction; Jack Rabbits
November 24
• 8pm; Johnny Marr w/Alamar;
Freebird Live
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November 29
• 9am; Christmas Made in the
South; Prime Osborn Center
• 8pm; Angel Olsen; Jack Rabbits
November 30
• 10am; Christmas Made in the
South; Prime Osborn Center
• 8pm; Artilect w/Hephystus &
Traverser; Jack Rabbits
Active
ACTIVE: We are hanging out with
Doug Robb and Jesse Charland, we
appreciate you taking time to talk
to us! HOOBASTANK: Sure thing
no problem!
ACTIVE: How does it feel to still be
able to do what you guys are doing
being in the band for over 10 years
now? HOOBASTANK: We feel
lucky, we talk about it all the time
how this has been our job for over
a decade. We don’t know how but
definitely lucky
ACTIVE: How has the big night
out tour been? HOOBASTANK:
Its been big and nightly (Laughs
Out Loud) Its been really good and
a lot of fun. As well as strangely
routed, La, Ny , Oregon, been kind
of nuts!This tour came together
really fast!
ACTIVE: In 2011 you guys went to
Iraq, how was it? HOOBASTANK:
It was awesome, we were nervous,
but definitely one of the best
experiences! Iraq was really low key.
We were hanging out driving out in
Military vehicles, blow some stuff
up, a lot of fun, and great time!
ACTIVE: The outcome of the
show has been what you expected?
HOOBASTANK: Yeah for the
amount of time our agent had,
been very well.
ACTIVE: Going in 2013 whats the
plan? HOOBASTANK: A lot more
shows! A lot of writing! Pretty
much back to work mode
INTERVIEWS
ACTIVE: Have yall ever been to
Jacksonville? HOOBASTANK:
Yeah we played a long time ago, at
Plush, and Freebirds. We love Jacksonville Florida very beautiful!
ACTIVE: Thanks for taking time,
Anytime guys we love the magazine! HOOBASTANK: Stay Active
with us on our Social:
Twitter @Hoobastank
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The Active Magazine and
The Regal Entertainment Group presents:
ACTIVE
at the movies
GRAVITY
SCI-FI/FANTASY - PG13
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Dr. Ryan Stone is a medical
engineer on her first shuttle
mission. Her commander is
veteran astronaut Matt Kowalsky helming his last flight before retirement. On
a routine space walk, disaster strikes;
the shuttle is destroyed, leaving Ryan
& Matt stranded in deep space with no
link to Earth & no hope of rescue. their
fear turns to panic, they realize that the
only way home may be to venture further
into space.
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RUNNER
RUNNER
SCI-FI ACTION - PG13
A washed-out controller
and pilot of a series of robots
called Jaegers are put into
production after Earth is invaded
by a species of giant monsters,
the Kaijus. A trainee whom Hunnam is psychically paired with in
order to pilot the last beacon of
hope: a decommissioned Jaeger.
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MACHETE KILLS
ACTION /ADVENTURE
Retired black-ops CIA
agent Frank Moses
reunites his unlikely team of elite
operatives for a global quest to
track down a missing portable
nuclear device. To succeed, they’ll
need to survive an army of relentless assassins, ruthless terrorists
and power-crazed government
officials.
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CAPTAIN PHILIPS
ACTION /ADVENTURE
Lured to a Japan he
hasn’t seen since World
War II, Wolverine finds himself
in a shadowy realm of yakuza &
samurai. Wolverine is pushed to his
physical and emotional brink when
he is forced to go on the run with
a powerful industrialist’s daughter
and is confronted, for the first time,
with the prospect of death.
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The Active Magazine and
The Regal Entertainment Group presents:
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at the movies
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CARRIE
COMEDY - PG13
The all-star comedy cast
from Grown Ups returns for
more summertime laughs.
Lenny has relocated his family back
to the small town where he and his
friends grew up. This time around,
the grown ups are the ones learning
lessons from their kids on a day
notoriously full of surprises: the last
day of school.
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THE 5TH
ESTATE
SCI-FI ACTION - PG13
A washed-out controller
and pilot of a series of robots
called Jaegers are put into
production after Earth is invaded
by a species of giant monsters,
the Kaijus. A trainee whom Hunnam is psychically paired with in
order to pilot the last beacon of
hope: a decommissioned Jaeger.
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ESCAPE PLAN
ACTION /ADVENTURE
Retired black-ops CIA
agent Frank Moses
reunites his unlikely team of elite
operatives for a global quest to
track down a missing portable
nuclear device. To succeed, they’ll
need to survive an army of relentless assassins, ruthless terrorists
and power-crazed government
officials.
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THE COUNSELOR
ACTION /ADVENTURE
Lured to a Japan he
hasn’t seen since World
War II, Wolverine finds himself
in a shadowy realm of yakuza &
samurai. Wolverine is pushed to his
physical and emotional brink when
he is forced to go on the run with
a powerful industrialist’s daughter
and is confronted, for the first time,
with the prospect of death.
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Active
INTERVIEWS
ACTIVE: Hanging out with Brad
Stewart from Fuel, a Jacksonville
Native! Appreciate you taking
time. How are you? FUEL: Great
man. Feels good to be back in
Jacksonville, Florida!
ACTIVE: How’s the tour been?
FUEL: It’s been awesome. Crazy
routing but good tour overall.
We’ve been touring since July.
Been great! Crowds been awesome!
My phone has not stopped ringing since I got hom. I love it!
ACTIVE: Any good news happened lately? FUEL: Actually,
yes. We just signed a record deal
today, and we are excited! We are
looking forward to the future!
ACTIVE: Have you guys ever
toured before? FUEL: No. Played
around each other at other
shows, but never toured.
ACTIVE: How does it feel to be
back in Jacksonville? FUEL: It’s
always awesome! We came in
yesterday, hung out with family,
next thing I know it’s show time
and back on the road! So I just try
to get time in when I am back!
ACTIVE: Brad we appreciate you
taking time with us. It’s awesome
to see people from Jacksonville,
Florida doing big things! FUEL:
No problem guys, appreciate you
taking time with me!
ACTIVE FANS
STAY SOCIAL WITH FUEL!
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TWITTER @FUELOFFICIAL
October
1
2
Blues, Brews & BBQ
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Soulbird Presents A Songversation with
India.Arie
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24
Tower of Power
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26
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31
Mark Russell – The Laughter of Politics
International Youth Fellowship presents Gracias
Choir Christmas Cantata
Hurley presents Switchfoot and the premiere of
the film “Fading West”
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Alice Cooper Florida Theatre
Halloween Paranormal Tour
Call 355.2787 for Ticket Information & Show times
128 East Forsyth Street, Downtown Jacksonville
floridatheatre.com
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Active
SITS DOWN WITH
ONE OF
JACKSONVILLE’S
MOST ACTIVE
ARTISTS
J
Jenni Reid
enni Reid is a twenty-two year
old musician from Jacksonville,
FL who has loved music since a
young age, watching Elvis movies
and putting on concerts in her
back yard very frequently as a
child. Jenni started to take her career seriously when she graduated
high school in 2009 by teaching
herself to play guitar and wrote
lyrics to some of her most popular
tunes today. She is strongly
influenced by classic artists such
as Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash,
crediting them for much of
her style. She began by playing
shows around Florida opening
for a number of notable artists
such as Tyler Hilton, Secondhand
Serenade and Ryan Cabrera. Jenni
even appeared on Hilton’s hit CW
TV show One Tree Hill in its final
season in 2012. Another shining
moment with Hilton happened at
his concert in Gainesville, FL when
he invited Jenni on stage with him
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later in his set to sing one of his
hit songs, “When The Stars Go
Blue” originally by Ryan Adams.
Hilton and tour mate Dion Roy
invited Jenni to come north to
play multiple shows with them
on their tour. In Spring of 2013
Jenni went on a mini tour with
former American Idol singer Josiah
Leming and also played a sold
out show with pop-star Aaron
Carter. At twenty-two years old
she displays not only raw talent
but soul not usually found in such
a young musician. The foundation
of her music is based on emotion and metaphors, writing all
her lyrics and music herself. Jenni
has released two full albums, one
being Stories To Tell and a holiday
themed EP. Her brand new album,
‘From Empty Pages,’ engineered
by Paul Lapinski (Alicia Keys,
Ludacris, Disney Productions,
Columbia Records, American Idol,
Virgin Records, Warner Brothers)
is out now on iTunes and Jenni’s
online store. While her career has
just in some ways begun it’s not
hard to see how successful she has
been already.
J
enni has shared the stage with:
Tyler Hilton, Ryan Cabrera, Secondhand Serenade, Aaron Carter,
Josiah Leming (American Idol),
Juliet Simms (The Voice), Dion
Roy, Landon Austin (YouTube),
The Icarus Account, Deleasa, Naia
Kete (The Voice), Rookie Of The
Year, Veronica Ballestrini, Son Of a
Bad Man, Man On Earth, The Dog
Apollo, Loftland, Moon Hooch,
Samuel Sanders & many more.
J
enni has played at Freebird Live,
Jack Rabbits, The Jacksonville
Landing, Murray Hill Theatre, 1904
Music Hall, LIVE Bar & Lounge,
Brewsters Megaplex, 10 High Club
(Atlanta, GA), Roc Bar, Riverside
Arts Market, Sunburst Studios,
Banks & Blues (Daytona, FL), The
Red Clay Theatre (Atlanta, GA),
Private Residence (Sebastian, FL),
High Drive/Double Down Live
(Gainesville, FL), Jacksonville ArtWalk, Burro Bar, Sacred Grounds
Coffee House (Tampa, FL), The
Good Food Company, Juice (A Jen
Jones Gallery), Mellow Mushroom,
Northeast Florida Veg Fest, Natural Coffee & Tea (Orlando, FL), and
Adventure Landing WinterFest.
J
enni has appeared in & on One
Tree Hill, Action News, First
Coast Living, First Coast Connect/
WJCT Radio, EU Magazine, Daytona Beach News - Journal (Daytona,
FL), Candor News (Atlanta, GA)
Void Magazine, ArtWalk Map &
Folio Weekly.
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JACK RABBITS
Oct 7
EMERALD EMPIRE BAND
Oct 20
LITTLE COMETS
Oct 10
LAUREN MANN & THE FAIRLY
ODD FOLK w/RACHAEL WARFIELD, HANNAH HARBER
Oct 21
ACRASSICAUDA w/BEARSHARK & ALL THINGS DONE
Oct 11
JONNY CRAIG w/SECRETS,
KYLE LUCAS, HEARTS &
HANDS, & BLEACH BLOND
Oct 12
MOUNT KIMBIE & JONWAYNE,
D33J, & VLAD THE INHALER
Oct 13
THE BROWNING w/This or the
Apocalypse, Honour Crest, Tear
Out The Heart, & Myka Relocate
Oct 22
JEL w/SERENGETI & MATTHEWDAVID
Oct 23
BILL KIRCHEN w/JOEY KERR
Oct 24
REVEREND HORTON HEAT
w/WAYNE “the train” HANCOCK
Oct 26
CROCODILES & ROYAL BANGS
Oct 14
AARON CARTER w/THE
REAL HOOKS, Brie Goldsobel,
Bethany & the Troubadours
Oct 27
THE BIG TICKET BATTLE 2013
w/100 WATT VIPERS, JUMPING
SHIP, & DECIDED BY FATE
Oct 18
DIZZY WRIGHT w/EMILIO
ROJAS, MARCUS MOODY &
DRAZAH
Oct 28
LARRY & HIS FLASK w/ONWARD, ETC.
Oct 19
PRANAYAM w/ALL THINGS
DONE, PRIMITIVE HARD
DRIVE, OUTEREDGE, & INNUENDO
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Oct 30
LIONIZE w/PRIMITIVE HARD
DRIVE & TOMMY HARRISON
GROUP
Oct 31
KURT VILE & THE VIOLATORS
w/BEACH FOSSILS & VBA
Oct 11
MAYDAY PARADE w/MAN OVERBOARD, THE
CARTEL, & STAGES & STEREOS
Oct 12
BRYCE ALASTAIR BAND
w/RUSTY SHINE & DARYL HANCE
Oct 18
THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS
& MOON HOOCH
Oct 19
PARKRIDGE CD Release Party
w/MYTH OF MYSELF
Oct 25
BUILT TO SPILL w/SLAM DUNK and GENDERS
Oct 26
ROBERT RANDOLPH & THE FAMILY BAND
FREEBIRD LIVE
Oct 10
FRIGHTENED RABBIT & AUGUSTINES
Oct 30
SLEIGH BELLS w/DOLDRUMS
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Active
ALIEN ANT FARM
INTERVIEWS
ACTIVE: We are hanging out
with Terry Corso from Alien
Ant Farm. We appreciate you
taking time with us to talk.
How are you doing?
TERRY: No problem. My
pleasure.
ACTIVE: For our Active
readers, let them know a little
about Alien Ant Farm.
TERRY: Alien Ant Farm
comes from way back. Back
in the day before I was here,
I had a desk job. I sold sports
nutrition. It was a lot of sitting
at a desk. When I was bored
I would day dream. I thought
just for fun that the planet
was seeded by something else,
not something I invest in, just
thought it was fun to think
about. It was fun Sci stuff.
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ACTIVE: How does
it feel to still be in the
game after selling 5 million units world wide?
TERRY: It’s good to still
be able to do what we
do. It’s awesome to be
out performing. It’s not
a secret, we haven’t done
ACTIVE: Did you
guys ever get to meet
Michael Jackson?
anything in a minute. The fact
is that we did as well as we
did, at the time when record
labels were putting money
out for bands with marketing and so forth. We were
marketed in a great way to
where people still remember
us! It feels great!
ACTIVE: How do you feel the
music has changed?
TERRY: Rock has not been
the sure thing these days! No
one really develops art these
days!
TERRY: Nope. I wish we
did. We worked with
him on and off when
we were making the
smooth criminal video,
just kind of camp to
camp. We let him put
his two cents on the
video. We wanted to
be super respectful. A
couple of years ago we
went to England and did the
tribute, got to meet the family
and band! It was fun!
ACTIVE: What’s in store for
Alien Ant Farm?
TERRY: Our singer is due
to have a baby in October
and take a minute off. Then
finish some recordings for the
record and get back to it!
TERRY: Stay Active with
Alien Ant Farm at
AlienAntFarm.com. You can
connect with us on everything from there!
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ACTIVE WITH
SAM KOUVARIS
[OF WJXT & SPORTSLINE.COM]
Leaning on the perspective of
history you learn that it’s never
as bad as it seems or as good
as it looks when it comes to
the NFL. That’s why watching
Jaguars Head Coach Gus Bradley
after the 19-9 loss to Oakland
was a study in how “team building” is part of his philosophy as
a young head coach. He told us
when he was hired that he was
excited to now lead the whole
team instead of just the defense
and he’s putting that theory into
play. And he’s been tested early.
There wasn’t much good to go
on in the opening day loss to
Kansas City and Bradley admitted that adding, “We competed
like crazy, but sometimes the
wrong way.” And while that was
harsh on the ears at first, it made
sense that a young, inexperienced team was having difficulty
just doing their job, following
their training and talent, and
going out and playing. He could
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JAGUARS
UPS & DOWNS
have spent some time calling
guys out, singling players out
for their mistakes, but instead
called on the players as a whole
to “buy in,” and the coaching
staff to re-evaluate how they
were trying to teach.
Following the Oakland loss,
Bradley said there were “small
victories” and if you look at
the glass “half-full” it’s easy to
see some of them. The Raiders
scored one touchdown against
the Jaguars defense, and that
was on a short field created
by special teams. The rest of
Oakland’s points came from
Sebastian Janikowski’s foot.
Bradley singled out Chad Henne
from a statistical standpoint
and said that the running backs
did a decent job after Maurice
Jones Drew left the game. He
acknowledged that Luke Joeckel
was anxious during the twominute drill and jumped early
twice, and was critical of his
team’s mental errors causing
penalties, noting that a “hands
to the face penalty kept a drive
going. We have to clean that
up.”
I’ll admit that Bradley is an
easy guy to like. Good listener,
honest, not a bunch of baloney
coming from him when you
ask him a question whether it’s
a hard or softball. His ability
to direct his team to “take the
next step” without crushing
their enthusiasm or motivation
has showed up at important
times. It would be easy to fall
into a culture of losing where
the players start doing their
own thing, figuring they’re
going to be on the wrong end
of the scoreboard no matter
what. That’s where Bradley’s
challenge gets a little steeper.
How do you keep veterans like
Jones Drew, Monroe, Lewis,
Babin and others engaged in
the process of getting better
when in the short term they
might not have much success
in beating opponents on the
field?
In his acceptance of a complete
rebuild, Jaguars Owner Shad
Khan said it made him think,
“Why didn’t I start this a year
sooner?,” leaving him with the
understanding that it’s going
to take some time to build a
consistent winner. Because of
some bad decisions made by
Wayne Weaver, Gene Smith,
James Harris and Jack Del Rio,
the Jaguars missed their “cyclical uptick” about 3 or four
years ago. They beat Pittsburgh in the playoffs and were
one win away from the AFC
Championship game but got
off track in the off-season and
got lost. That means they’ve
been in the losing doldrums
for an inordinate amount of
time by NFL standards. That
doesn’t make the fans happy
and rightfully so. But I’ve never
understood that segment
of fans that say “they’re not
winning so why don’t they
just move?” If that were the
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case in the last hundred years
of watching sports the Cubs
would be out of Chicago, the
Red Sox could easily be in south
Florida and the Lions would
have left Detroit decades ago.
They haven’t won in ages.
No, it’s a process with peaks
and valleys and right now the
Jaguars and their fans probably
feel like they’re in the Marianas
Trench of losing. Does Bradley
know how to get the most out
of his guys? Is Dave Caldwell
the personnel whiz that most
people in the league think he is?
We’ll know the answers to
those questions soon enough
when you measure it against
the NFL’s timetable. It wasn’t
that long ago in “NFL time”
that San Francisco, New Orleans, Baltimore and even New
England were lowly bottom
feeders in the league. As Shad
Khan sees it, this group of his
football management has some
time to build a winner.
As I’ve said before.
Not lots of time.
But some.
@WJXT4SAMKOUVARIS
@SAMSPORTSLINE
WWW.SAMSPORTSLINE.COM
Sam Kouvaris has been active in Jacksonville since
1981 as a sports reporter with WJXT Channel 4
News. Sam also hosts a TV show on Monday nights
after the Jaguars game called The End Zone. He is a
member of the Pro Hall of Fame Selection Committee (which only 37 other members have the honor
to be a part of). Sam is an Emmy award-winner and
has won the Associated Press Broadcast Award.
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