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HAPPENINGS AMONG LOCAL GROUPS, CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
If you would like to add your club or organization: jennifer.king@albanyherald.com
Albany Area Crime Stoppers The Board meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 4:00 pm in the Community Room of the Law Enforcement Center.
Rotary Club of Thomasville Meets every Thursday at 12:15 pm at Plaza Restaurant. Thomasville Kiwanis Club Meets Friday 1 pm - 2 pm at Plaza Restaurant. Albany Golden K Kiwanis Club Meets 10 am - 11 am Wednesday at 2509 Homewood Drive. Albany Rotary Club Meets noon Thursday at Doublegate Country Club. Dougherty County Rotary Club Meets noon Tuesday at Doublegate Country Club. Kiwanis Club of Albany Meets at noon Wednesday at Darton College, Student Union room 252 Contact Roger Marietta (229) 894-2425 Kiwanis Club of Dougherty County Meets for lunch at 11:30 pm Monday at Hilton Garden Inn (meeting begins 12:15) 101 Front Street, Albany Contact David Shivers (229) 698-4253 Kiwanis Club of Lee County Meets at noon Thursday at Grand Isle Club 270 Grand Isle Drive Contact Gene Goldsmith at (229) 888-7802
American Cherokee Confederacy Accepting members with 1/16 or more of Indian heritage Contact (229) 787-5722 or Contact the tribal office 619 Pine Cone Road Camellia and Garden Club of Albany formerly the Men’s Garden Club, invites men and women to join. Meetings are 7 pm on the first Thursday of the month (except July, no meeting) at the Albany Federated Garden Club Building, 808 Fifth Ave. Contact Jim Warner, club president, at (229) 446-0004 The Daffodil Garden Club Third Tuesdays at 11 am (Not during summer months) Federated Garden Center 808 Fifth Ave, Albany For information (229) 436-6888. The Albany Audubon Society Meeting March 12, 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm Every 2nd Thursday Flint RiverQuarium 117 Pine Ave, Albany Albany Lion’s Club Meets first and third Tuesday at noon at Golden Corral. The Exchange Club of Albany Meets Fridays at noon at the Exchange Club Fairgrounds. Rotary Club of Americus Meets 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm on Tuesdays at GSW’s special dining room.
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Come celebrate 30 years of giving of your time, money, and resources for others!
30th Annual Foundation North Banquet November 10, 2015 Join us as we are entertained by the Gigi’s whose music spans over the decades. It will be a night of fun, recognitions, and celebrations as we look back at the lives changed through the Wiregrass Foundation North! Tickets are $50 and a meal will be served.
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We are now open for Breakfast at 7:30 am! Try out our new breakfast bowl!
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Open Mic Night Every Tuesday 8:30 pm Join us on Tuesdays for Open Mic Night. A place for our future poets, musicians, and spoken word artists. Pre-register online or arrive by 8pm on Tuesday. No a capella performances will be permitted. Performers age 16-20 must be accompanied by an adult. Bacchus Wine Bar, 229 West Jackson Street, Thomasville, GA (229) 236-9463 visit@thomasville.org
Moultrie/Colquitt Staggerwing Country Jamboree is great place to bring the whole family for some great country and southern rock n roll music. Staggerwing Country Jamboree is also a place for all local talent to attend and show off their talents. For you karaoke singers, we have a 1/2 hour set aside for you during break! Every friday night starting at 7:00 pm until 11:00pm. Best jamboree this side of Tennessee. Great place for all Senior Citizens as well! For more information : Contact Sandy Page (229) 888-3664 / (229) 733-1526
Pelham Country Jamboree Every Saturday night beginning at 5 pm is a growing musical phenomenon in downtown Pelham. Musicians play a variety of music, with country, bluegrass, and gospel the predominant favorites. Bring your instrument, admission is free, and concessions are available. Downtown Pelham, across from the train depot. Contact (229) 3778952 or pelhamcountryjamboree@yahoo.co m.
Albany “Spontaneous Christmas” Saturday, Dec 12, 7:30 pm
Musical Happenings in Southwest Georgia
Tim Fain, violin Albany Municipal Auditorium An arranger and composer as well, Cameron's Spontaneous Christmas CD features many holiday favorites in spectacular arrangements. This performance will feature Doug Cameron along with his son in live performances from their awardwinning CD.
Unwind Wednesday & Karaoke at Icons Icons Bar & Grill Good Life Drum Circle Every Saturday, 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Riverfront Park 112 South Front Street Bring your rhythm, drums or other percussion instruments and chairs. If you don’t think you have rhythm we will help you find it. If you don’t have a drum or other percussion instruments, we will share what we have. Fun for the entire Family. No drumming experience necessary, just the willingness to share. See you at the drum circle!! Our Daily Bread Live Music Every Friday at 7pm 230 W Broad Avenue (229) 436-3725
Cordele Justin Dukes Nov 6 - Nov 7, 9:00 pm 88’s Bar & Lounge inside Lake Blackshear Resort. 2459 US Hwy 280 W Cordele, GA 1-800-459-1230 Lake Blackshear Resort & Golf Club - Cypress Grill at the Marina 2459 -H US Highway 280 West Building E, Cordele Live music Thursdays & Fridays! Karaoke every Thursday! (229) 401-1295
AWARD WINNING ALBANY, GA ARTIST RELEASES CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED MIX-TAPE Born and raised in the heart of Albany, GA Tavarius West (Young Lino) a/k/a Varo ‘The Don’ is taking the world of Hip-Hop music by storm. In only a couple of years, this CEO/Artist has released 5 independent mixtapes that have been met with rave reviews from fans and critics alike. Young Lino is constantly making quality music and working hard to perfect his craft. In fact; work ethic, passion and skill are what set Young Lino apart from many aspiring artists today. These traits along with his natural ability to captivate an audience have been demonstrated by his accomplishments in the entertainment industry thus far. One of Young Lino’s biggest accomplishments on his rise to stardom includes being voted “Best Male Hip-Hop Artist” at Cumulus / V101.7’s Southwest, GA Radio Music Conference & Awards Show (Vol. 11). This young entrepreneur’s resume’ also includes an unprecedented feature in Albany & Southwest GA’s #1 newspaper – The Albany Herald. Young Lino’s musical career has also been highlighted via a front page magazine cover story alongside BloodRaw a/k/a “B. Rawsteen” (formerly of Young Jeezy’s CTE). Young Lino has been keeping himself busy by performing at various venues including the Albany Civic Center (#229 Summer Jam) with celebrities and artists such as Migos, Trick Daddy, Pastor Troy, Woop, Que, Rich Homie Quan, Young Dro, Yo Gotti, Rich Kids, Ms. Juicy of The Ricky Smiley Morning Show and countless others. Young Lino was recently featured on Albany, GA’s #1 Station for Hip-Hop & R&B – Clear Channel Radio’s 96.3 WJIZ Hometeam Takeover Show which broadcasted several of his hit singles, a live interview, and an exclusive freestyle! Also, after several requests from loyal fans in Albany & Southwest Georgia, Clear Channel Radio's 96.3 WJIZ has begun to feature Young Lino’s music on their MixShows and regular broadcasts including the new club banger “Head Down” and his critically acclaimed hit single entitled “Million Dollar Lifestyle” which is now available on iTunes, Amazon, Rhapsody, Spotify, and several other major online retailers. Miami, FL native and Albany, GA DJ/Radio Personality
and Promoter/Nightclub owner DJ Tray of Clear Channel’s 96.3 WJIZ was very impressed by Young Lino’s music, work ethic, passion and lyrical ability at a DJ listening party that was held for Young Lino at Platinum Sound Recording Studio in Albany. DJ Tray agreed to host Young Lino’s debut mix-tape entitled “Breath of Fresh Air” Vol. 1 (Crown Me). DJ Tray has also agreed to host the sophomore release in this mix-tape series entitled “Breath of Fresh Air” Vol. 2 (The Paper Route) in an effort to help ensure that Young Lino would become the first hip-hop artist to receive national exposure from this region since the Grammy Award nominated group Field Mob signed a deal with Ludacris and Disturbing The Peace (DTP). Young Lino is currently being featured on the new mix-tape by Cordele, GA native Swazy Baby (Slip-NSlide Records) entitled G.Y.N.G. on the hot new single that is blazing the streets called “Make A Toast.” Young Lino has also won several talent shows and open-mic showcases in the City of Atlanta as he builds his brand and expands his fan base throughout the Metro Atlanta area on The “Official” #AlbanyHerald Tour. It should also be noted that Young Lino has also secured a professional Marketing & Management deal with Richardson & Associates, which was founded by Antonio R. Richardson, Sr. (MSM) who is a graduate of Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, GA and has a Master's Degree in Business Management. Richardson is also the protege' of one of Atlanta's top Sports & Entertainment Attorneys, Mr. John F. Christmas, Esq. Christmas manages over 65 of Atlanta's bestselling recording artists and currently serves as the Chairman of the Bio Fuels Racing Alliance, LLC. Richardson stated that, “I am currently in the process of booking show dates for Young Lino’s #AlbanyHerald Tour which is a series of community events/concerts throughout the State of Georgia and a few other stops throughout the Southeastern U.S. that will include special guest appearances, autograph signings, food, games, as well as other free promotional and educational material for local youth, teens, and adults.”
Rum Runner Sports Bar 3988 N Valdosta Rd Valdosta Karaoke Wed-Sat 9pm (229) 241-9647
Icons Bar & Grill 104 N Washington St Albany Friday - 10 pm (229) 405-2298
corner Oglethorpe Lounge 825 W Oglethorpe Blvd Albany Tuesday - 8:30 pm (229) 438-5819 Lake Blackshear Resort & Golf Club - Cypress Grill at the Marina Thursdays 2459 US Highway 280 West Building E, Cordele (229) 276-1004
Bogey's Bar & Grill 2238 Palmyra Rd Albany Thurs - 9 pm (229) 438-0181
Coach’s Sports Bar & Grill 2610 Dawson Rd Albany Tues & Wed - 9 pm (229) 496-1431
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Touch A Truck benefiting the Albany Museum of Art Nov 7, 10 am - 2 pm Come see the larger-than-life trucks, cool cars, and specialty equipment! Touch A Truck provides a unique opportunity for children to explore vehicles of all types - public service, emergency, utility, construction, transportation, delivery and just plain cool - all in one place. Admission is $5 per person or 20 for a family of 5 or more. Admission is free if a membership is bought at the event. Call Veronica Parrish at (229) 439-8400 Albany Mall Events Nov 13 - Santa’s Arrival Celebration Nov 13 - 24 - Santa Visits/Photos & Train Rides Nov 19 - Ladies Night Out Nov 21 - Winter/Holiday Fashion Show Nov 26 -27 - After Thanksgiving Shopping Dec 4 - Santa’s PJ Party Dec 5 & 12 - Fashion Board Gift Wrap Dec 7 & 8 - Pet Photos with Santa Spirit of Christmas Parade & Festival Dec 5, Downtown Leesburg Parade at 10:00 am followed by a festival Tift Park Community Market Saturdays, 9 AM - 2 PM through November. Every Friday & Saturday Dance VRW-Post 2875 315 Philema Road Cover at door - 7:00 pm (229) 883-9950
Every Friday-Sunday Imagination Theater Showtimes Flint RiverQuarium, 100 Pine Ave $4.50-$6 Friday: Kings of Baja 1:15 & 4:15; Micro Planet 2:15; Alligator Kingdom 3:15 Saturday: Kings of Baja 1:15 & 4:15; Micro Planet 2:15; Alligator Kingdom 3:15 Sunday: Kings of Baja 1:15 & 4:15;
UPCOMING FESTIVALS AND EVENTS IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA
Micro Planet 2:15; Alligator Kingdom 3:15 (229) 639.2650
Every Friday-Saturday Wetherbee Planetarium Thronateeska Heritage Center 100 Roosevelt Ave $3.50 Planetarium Show Schedule 10:30 a.m.- Molecularium 11:30 a.m.- Earth Moon and Sun 1:00 p.m.- Astronomyths 2:00 p.m.- Two Small Pieces of Glass 3:00 p.m.- Black Holes
Arlington Still Pond Vineyard & Winery Holiday Festival 2015 December 5, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Live music, great food, mule & wagon rides through the vineyard, local arts & crafts vendors, free wine tastings, gift shop, 20% off case wine sales. No admission! Bring your lawn chair! Activities for children will be available. 1-800-475-1193
Moultrie/Colquitt Yoga with Danielle Posey & Betty Koukis Tuesdays - Flow Yoga - 9:30 Wednesdays - Hot Yoga - 9:30 Fridays - Yin Yoga - 5:30 $10 - $15 per class www.colquittcountyarts.com
Sylvester Downtown Sylvester Movie Night The Polar Express November 5, 7:00 pm Downtown Train Depot Refreshments available for purchase. Bring your own lawn chair. Free to public. Downtown Sylvester Farmers’ Market June – Nov Saturdays, 8:00 am – 1:00 pm Sylvester Train Depot 102 S Main Street
Tifton Native American Experience & Cane Grinding - November 21 Victorian Village by Candlelight December 6 Georgia Museum of Agriculture & Historic Village 1392 Whiddon Mill Rd, Tifton www.abac.edu/museum (229) 391-5205 North Pole Express at Georgia Museum of Agriculture Dec 19 - 20 Children of all ages can ride the North Pole Express to see Santa Claus from 5-8 p.m. on Dec. 19-20 at the Georgia Museum of Agriculture and Historic Village at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. $6 per person and must be purchased in advance at the Country Store. (229) 391-5205 Downtown Farmers Market Saturdays, 9:00 am - 12:30 pm Downtown Railway Depot Second Saturdays: Super Saturdays at the Tift Theatre - Family Friendly Movies, 1 pm Third Mondays: Movie Musical Mondays at the Tift Theatre - 7 pm Fourth Sundays: Golden Star Sundays - Old Hollywood Movies, 3 pm
Thomasville Christmas Parade - Downtown Thomasville First Monday after Thanksgiving Usher in the holiday season with a charming down home parade and welcome Santa to Thomasville. (229) 226-3446 for information Victorian Christmas Festival Second Thursday and Friday in December. Horse-drawn carriages, community
69th Annual Southwest Georgia Regional Fair Albany, GA November 3 - 8th Live music, rides, and MORE! sing-a-long, holiday shopping, choirs musicians, holiday delicacies, and Saint Nicholas. www.thomasvillega.com (229) 228-7977 Blue Star Museums: Jack Hadley Black History Museum Tuesdays – Fridays, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturdays, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Jack Hadley Black History Museum 214 Alexander Street This is one of the museum’s annual celebrations where we exhibit our patriotic pride by offering military families a chance to see how generations of African Americans have served their country with honor and distinction from the American Revolutionary War through the present. Thomas County Museum of History Tours Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 11:30 am 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm www.thomascountyhistory.org (229) 226-7664 Butterfly Garden Work Day 9:30 am to 12:00 pm Our Butterfly Garden volunteers usually meet on the first Thursday of the month to tend our beautiful Butterfly Garden. Please call Donna Legare at (850) 3861148 or the Birdsong office at (229) 377-4408 for more information. Birdsong Nature Center 2106 Meridian Road 322 birdsong@birdsongnaturecenter.org
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Calico Holiday Arts & Crafts Show November 14 & 15 Saturday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Spence Field (Sunbelt Ag Expo site) Over 400 booths of gifts and glitter, music and magic, food and fun of the season come together at this exciting event. $5 per person. Children 12 and under FREE with an adult. (229) 985-1968 www.calicocrafts.com An Even Merrier MAY-HAW Christmas Dec 3, 4, 5, & 6 Thursday & Friday 7:30 pm Saturday 2:00 pm & 5:30 pm Sunday 2:00 pm www.swampgravy.com (229) 758-5450 Artist Guild Meetings Every first Thursday, 6:00 pm Colquitt County Arts Center (229) 985-1922 www.colquittcountyarts.com Creative Quilters Guild The Quilt Guild meets at the Colquitt County Arts Center on every 2nd Thursday of the month from 6:308:00. If you are interested in joining please contact Gwen Colson at 229985-1103. The yearly dues are $15.
Shellman Silk Painters International Through December 27 Sat & Sun 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm The Center for Art & Rehabilitative Energies, Inc 3696 Pearl St, Shellman (229) 679-5069
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The Best of Tiftarea Artisans Through November 3 Tues - Sat, 9 am - 4 pm GA Museum of Ag Gallery (229) 391-5222 phuff@abac.edu for info Bottles and Brushes Friday, Nov 20, 6-8 pm “Fall in Full Color” Museum Gallery $25 phuff@abac.edu to register Artists’ Market on Love November 7, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm The Tifton Museum of Arts and Heritage - Art Exhibit Hometown Holidays December 1, 8:00 am - 9:00 am The Tifton Museum of Arts and Heritage - Art Exhibit Tour the Historic Tift Theatre Every 3rd Saturday 10 am -12 pm admission: In Kind Donation. www.tifttheatre.org
Thomasville Open Auditions: Honk! The Musical November 7 - 10 117 S Broad St Auditions will be held Sat. Nov 7, from 10 am – noon, and Tues. Nov. 10 from 6 – 9 pm. Callbacks/additional auditions TBA. Be prepared for a cold reading and song audition. Performance dates: January 22-24, 29-31, 2016 Cast size: 20+ roles for males & females of all ages Casting adults & children, adults (17+) will be given preference for lead roles. Contact Marc Cramer (850) 2949694
WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE IN LOCAL ARTS AND THEATER 20th Annual Plantation Wildlife Arts Festival November 13 - 22 Thomasville Center for the Arts celebrates 20 years of the sporting life through art. A week of festival events and fine art show. Featuring 65 of the best sporting and wildlife artists. www.pwaf.org (229) 226-0588 Forever Young Adult Book Club Join the Forever Young Adult book club every forth Monday of the month from 6-7 pm at The Bookshelf (all ages are welcome)! The Bookshelf, 126 South Broad Street Annie Jones (229) 228-7767 annie@bookshelfthomasville.com Whet Your Palette Occurs on the third Thursday of every month. Taste of Thomasville Food Tour Occurs every Saturday 10:30 am to 1:30 pm Taste of Thomasville is a walking and tasting tour where you will enjoy a fun one of a kind, culinary experience while strolling through Thomasville. You will enjoy tasting award winning foods and learn what makes Thomasville’s history unique. Our tour is approximately 1.4 miles which will take 3 hours. It is suitable for all ages and fitness levels, but more suitable for children 13 and up. The tour will be given rain or shine. By the tour’s end you will have a satisfied appetite and genuine understanding of why Thomasville is “worth the trip”. Tours are scheduled every Friday & Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 pm. Tours are $40 pp (plus handling fee.) Visit www.TasteOfThomasvilleFoodTour.c See ART, page 18
NOVEMBER MOVIE RELEASES
NOV 6 SPECTRE THE PEANUTS MOVIE ROOM NOV 13 THE 33 MY ALL AMERICAN BY THE SEA NOV 20 THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART II SPOTLIGHT SECRET IN THEIR EYES NOV 25 THE NIGHT BEFORE THE GOOD DINOSAUR VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN CREED
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Ask LadyByrd the Eventista! Dear LadyByrd, I am visiting my boyfriend’s family for the first time, for the Thanksgiving holiday! We have been dating for a year and I really care about him, but I am extremely nervous about meeting his family. They have a big, fancy dinner for the holidays, which is new for me, and his mother is very particular about all of the arrangements and planning. I want to make a good impression on her and the rest of his family. Do you have any tips for me? Sincerely, Grateful Guest Dear Grateful Guest, What a daunting visit! You will not only be meeting the parents for the first time, which is stressful enough, but you will meet the entire family on a very emotionally charged holiday. Thanksgiving is the one holiday of the year that tends to bring out the best and worst in family. Among the delicious food flowing in abundance, there tends to be awkward outbursts, football rivalries and that one obnoxious family member. The good news is, if things are getting serious between you lovebirds, this is a great way to really see what your future family will be like. So, to help you navigate this rather precarious gathering, here are a few do’s and don’ts that are sure to help you, and anyone else who is in your position, make a great impression: • DO have a conversation with your guy about expectations, both yours and his, prior to the holiday. Have him give you the rundown of his family members and things to and not to say and do around them. Not clapping your hands around Uncle Charlie, a war veteran with PTSD, might be a helpful tip that you will want to know in advance. • DO come up with exit strategy and panic signals if necessary. If you begin to feel overwhelmed or find yourself in a uncomfortable situation, create a signal that only you and your guy know that lets him know when to swoop in and rescue you. • DO plan to bring something to the event. Ask your guy if he could suggest items to bring or if he would be OK with you calling Mommy Dearest in advance to ask her if she would like for you to bring something. (100 Cool points!) This will go over well with Mom. Even though she may say to just bring yourself, do not come empty-handed. Some items to bring are a nice holiday bouquet or potted plant, seasonal cookies or candies or a great family DVD. A caution about wine: Ask first.
This can be a bit challenging if the hosts do not drink alcohol or permit it in their home, if there will be recovering alcoholics present or your selection may conflict with the hostess’ wine selections. • DO NOT forget to tell your guy if you have any dietary restrictions. And if your condition is pretty serious, consider bringing your own meal. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with asking what is in certain dishes so that you can avoid them if necessary. • DO NOT cling to your guy the entire time or sit awkwardly in the corner of a room. Be prepared to meet and mingle with your potentially future family members. Also expect that a good hostess will probably seat you across from your guy. Don’t get your britches in a bunch about it, just plan to cozy up to Grandma or Aunt Suzy and smile! • DO NOT pull out your cell phone unless it is absolutely necessary. This is a family event and the expectation is that you be fully present. All eyes will be on you, the new girl, so disengaging by looking at videos on Facebook or checking emails will appear rude. If you must make or answer a call, politely excuse yourself and step outside if possible. • DO participate in family conversations. Spend a little time beforehand preparing how to answer general questions like, “Where are you from?”, “What do your parents do?”, “What are you majoring in in college?”, “What are your future career goals?”, “What do you do for a living?”, etc. Try to stay clear from controversial topics like religion, race or politics. And keep conversations as lighthearted as possible. • DO HAVE FUN! If the family has Thanksgiving traditions, participate in them. Say grace, tell what you are thankful for, play flag football, cheer for whatever team your guy cheers for (if you don’t already have your own), go shopping, feed the homeless and play a board game or two. Unless their traditions somehow compromise your morals and values, let your hair down and enjoy! • DON’T forget to thank the hostess when you leave and if you have a great time, let her know with an email within 48 hours. • DO remember to be yourself. People pleasing gets you nowhere, honey, and if this is to be your future family, they should fall in love with the real you. Have a HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!! Cheers! LadyByrd
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Day of Thanks November 27 - 29 Bring the family to Wild Adventures after Thanksgiving to enjoy thrills, animals, and more together! www.wildadventures.com Downtown Holiday Open House & Christmas Parade December 6, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Valdosta Main Street welcomes in the holiday season as it has been doing for over twenty years. The steps of the historic Lowndes County Courthouse will feature a schedule full of choirs and dancers from the local area. Activities, entertainment, and visits with Santa! Valdosta Community Christmas Party begins at 5:00 pm. First Friday Downtown Valdosta First Friday is an event singles can get together, business people can relax and couples can enjoy the charm of Downtown Valdosta.
Cordele Christmas Open House Nov 6 - 8 Visit local businesses for holiday specials. SAM Shortline Excursion Train Georgia Veterans State Park 105 9th Ave E, Cordele, GA 31015 Nov 6 - Watermelon Express Train Ride Nov 7 - Americus Explorer Train Ride Nov 13 - Watermelon Express Train Ride
Nov 14 - Watermelon Express Train Ride Nov 21 - Presidential Flyer Train Ride Nov 28 - Mistletoe Express Train Dec 4 - Candy Cane Express Train Ride (229) 276-0755 Novel Nights Book Club Lake Blackshear Resort has a book club, Novel Nights, that will meet the third Tuesday of every month at Cordelia's Restaurant at 7pm. There is no cost to join. Food and beverages are on your own.
Americus Plains Christmas Parade & Lighting of Downtown Nov 28, 6:00 pm, Plains, GA Americus Christmas Parade Dec 3, 7:00 pm, Downtown Americus Koinonia Farm 1324 GA Highway 49 South Americus, Georgia 877.738.1741 We sell our grass-fed beef, eggs from our free-range chickens, pastured pork and fresh blueberries, grapes and vegetables in season. The Welcome Center is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sundays. Suggested donation for lunch is $5 for adults and $3 for children age 10 or under. www.koinoniafarm.org email: info@koinoniafarm.org
Bainbridge Swine Time Festival The Swine Time Festival is the first Saturday after Thanksgiving. (229) 416-2511
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Want More Distance, Think Smooth Jesse Riley Assistant Golf Professional Doublegate Country Club Every golfer wants to maximize their distance off the tee. In doing so, many times they over swing, trying to hit the ball as hard as they can. This often times has a negative effect, causing shorter distance and more offline shots. Here are three keys to hit the ball more efficiently and in fact get more distance: 1. Swing the club, don’t hit the ball- Golf is unique in that you don’t actually try to hit the golf ball. You let the ball get in way of your swing. When you try to hit the ball, you tend to get tense right at impact, throwing off every bit of stored energy. Instead, swing the club as if the ball isn’t even there. This is why the practice swing is usually smooth and relaxed and the actual golf swing is rigid and off balance. 2. Feel the club load at the top- Once the club gets to the top of the swing, feel the club “load” or set at the top. Many times golfers are in such a hurry to get back to the ball that they never complete the backswing. Let the club get back, set it, then start down. 3. Stay relaxed- Keeping the body relaxed helps with timing, contact, and distance.. Look at all the great tour players. When you watch them hit a crisp iron shot, it looks almost like it’s in slow motion. This is because they are RELAXED throughout the swing. Follow these 3 keys and you will find yourself out driving your buddies and finding more fairways and greens.
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Did Ya Know DYK: That we added 8 new PhD’s at UGA Tifton past 2 years • Peanut entomologist Bio Control of Insects • Veg Specialist Irrigation • Blueberry Specialist • 2 Beef • Dairy
Joe West Assistant Dean University of Georgia, Tifton Campus UGA Tifton Campus – best kept secret in Tifton. • UGA Tifton, the Experiment Station, RDC - Rural Developement Center (TCCC - Tifton Campus Conference Center) ALL are UGA Tifton. DYK: That AgriBusiness is the #1 Industry in Georgia • $72.5 Billion economic impact • $13.6 B farm gate 371,600 jobs • 8.8% of the GA economy (almost 9%)W • UGA provides agric. research, extension, and academics statewide. DYK: That UGA Tifton is one of 3 major campuses by the UGA CAES? CAES Campuses • Griffin, Tifton, College Station • UGA Tifton scientists are UGA faculty and our students are UGA graduates. DYK: That UGA Tifton is not ABAC, ABAC is not UGA Tifton • Easily confused, side by side. • Both USG BOR, but totally separate institutions. • We are UGA CAES. DYK: That there are almost 500 people at the UGA Tifton Campus. • 400 UGA CAES • 100 USDA – ARS • 85 Ph.D.’s Every dept. in UGA CAES here, but Food Science • All dedicated to agricultural research, extension, education
DYK: That UGA Tifton Campus has an economic impact of over $90 M. • In addition we are responsible for 1425 full and part time jobs in community. • Additionally, grad students and undergrads • Agric. research – GA, US, world • Economic impact for the region, U.S. and world is incalculable. DYK: Agricultural Resources W/in 20 minutes • 2200 acres of agricultural field labs • Some of our most valuable research field labs are within sight of this CLUES ACROSS conference center 1. Cronkite's network • > 6500 acres of field laboratories 4. Fire insect REC’s 7. Gas usage measurement • Midville, Plains, Camilla, & Attapulgus 10. Express pleasure 11. Humbug 12. Every 13. Capital is Valletta 15. Copycat 16. Bound book sheets 19. Steps to an upper floor 22. Local school organizations DYK: That the UGA Tifton Campus is 23. Old English truly international. 24. Atomic #73 • 18 countries plus U.S. Every 25. Cheerless continent except Antarctica! 26. The bill in a restaurant 28. Singer ___ Lo Green • Collectively we represent UGA in 30. Domesticated Tifton 33. Mammary gland of a • Bring diversity to Tifton cow 37. Honorable title (Turkish) DYK: That our turfgrass program is 38. Alias global 39. Emblem of a clan • Provides new genetics for GA 42. Edouard __, Fr. painter turfgrass industry 44. Short-term memory • World Cups of Soccer: South Africa 46. Used to speak to the Queen and Brazil 47. Vertical spar for sails • Superbowl – Arizona this year 50. Expresses surprise • Tokyo Olympics – 2020 52. Morning 53. A long narrative poem
DYK: That UGA TCCC is a major draw for visitors to Tifton • 519 events in 2014/2015 • 65,000 visitors in 2014/2015 • Hotel, food, fuel
So hopefully, Now You Know!
57. Minor punishment 61. Ice or roller 62. GE founder's initials 63. Moses' elder brother 64. Beak 65. A major division of geological time 66. Fuss & bother 67. Young women's association 68. Feeling sorrow 69. Straggle CLUES DOWN 1. Bog arum lily 2. Thin plain-weave cotton fabric 3. Thick rough piled carpet 4. A way to lessen 5. Amazon river tributary 6. Larceny 7. Make ale 8. Begged 9. White of egg 13. Road travel guide 14. Aircraft tail 17. Italian monk title 18. Sino-Soviet block (abbr.) 20. Goblin 21. A baglike structure in a plant or animal
27. Date 29. I, Portuguese 30. Design on the skin 31. Time before 32. Free from gloss 34. V.P. Quayle 35. Supplement with difficulty 36. Tell on 40. Landed properties 41. Metric ton 42. One thousandth of an ampere 43. Former __ Hess, oil company 45. Siemans conductance unit 46. Woman (French) 47. More (Spanish) 48. Request 49. Group jargon 51. Stakes 52. In advance 54. Yiddish meat pie 55. Equal, prefix 56. Box (abbr.) 58. Having nine hinged bands of bony plates 59. Scarlett's home 60. S. branch of the Lower Rhine
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November 6 – 30 , The 12th Annual College Art Competition Opening Reception – 6 – 8 pm on November 6 Gallery Open Daily – Monday – Friday, 10 am – 4 pm Carnegie Library, 215 N Jackson St No Admission charge November 8 – 10, 9th Annual Poetry Festival Poet’s Call: Innovative Voices and New Visions Sponsored by the Department of English, Modern Languages and Mass Communications For more information: (229) 430-1715 No admission charge November 19, 12th Annual Concert ASU Chamber Winds and Percussion Ensemble
7:30 pm Billy C. Black Building Auditorium No admission charge November 12 – 15 ASU Theatre Ensemble presents Two One-Act Plays Funny House of a Negro by Adrienne Kennedy The Zoo Story by Edward Albee 7:30 pm Billy C. Black Building Auditorium Sunday Matinee 2:30 pm No admission charge December 6, Albany State University Annual Christmas Concert ASU Concert Chorale and Chamber Singers Marcia M. Hood, conductor 7:30 pm St. Teresa’s Catholic Church 417 Edgewood Lane, Albany No admission charge
• November 3rd & 4th: Women In Higher Education Leadership Conference, Kirkland Conference Center. This is a registration only event and has already been sold out, but thought I’d mention it. • November 3rd & 4th: Homecoming for the Albany Tech Titans. Our homecoming games will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 4th, at ASU’s HPER Gym. Men’s team plays at 7:30pm against Brewton Parker and the Lady Titans play at 5:30pm against Brewton Parker. • November 10th: ATC’s Veteran’s Day Program, 10am, Kirkland Conference Center
• November 11th: COLLEGE CLOSED FOR THE VETERAN’S DAY HOLIDAY • November 12th: ATC Rad Tech Program Lab Renovation Ribbon Cutting, 10am, Cross Healthcare Technology Building, Room 137 • November 18th: ATC’s Healthcare Technology Program Capping & Pinning for Fall, 6pm, Kirkland Conference Center • November 26th & 27th: COLLEGE CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS • November 30th: ATC’s Fall Honors Day Program, 11am, Kirkland Conference Center
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• November 2-6 & 9-13 & 16-20: Spring Advising/Early Registration • November 5 – 7 at 8pm: ‘Of Prince and Kings’: Williams Shakespeare’s Richard II, Henry IV 1 & 2, and Henry V at Rylander Theatre in Americus, GA • November 6: Last day to drop BTerm Classes • November 7: Dr. Jennifer Huang Faculty Piano Recital, 7:30pm, Darton Theatre • November 8 at 2:30 pm: ‘Of Prince and Kings’: Williams Shakespeare’s Richard II, Henry IV 1 & 2, and Henry V at Rylander Theatre in
Americus, GA • November 9: Darton Basketball vs. Enterprise at 6 pm • November 10: Band, Choir, and Orchestra Veterans’ Day Celebration, 7 pm, C266 • November 12: Campus Exploration Activity: Visiting Artist Series (Dominic Gheesling, photography, from Valdosta State University), 5:30 pm, C252 • November 14: Fall Dance Performance, 7:30pm, Darton Theatre • November 24-27: Campus closed for Thanksgiving www.darton.edu
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with Erica Savage Wilson
Greetings! I am your food blogger Erica and I invite you to the Southwest Georgia Beat’s food column, the five spoon experience! The unofficial culmination of summer is drawing near and I hope this great dining experience will be on your to do list for your flavor endings enjoyment. idreamcaviar is the heart of my universal elation of all that food
produces-life, joy, relationships, unforgettable moments, memories and snapshots. The world is yours to travel on a plate using cutlery or your fingers...simple or luxe, idreamcaviar is your illustrious blog for delish dishes that I’m enlivened to present to you. I hope you are enjoying the presentation of some of SWGA’s
eateries. We have much territory to cover and I welcome suggestions within our SWGA footprint. Please continue to share your favorite local spots with me when I’m out and about, or on Facebook at idreamcaviar.com or Instagram @idreamcaviar. There’s so much to discover, taste and enjoy friend and the SWGA Beat provides excellent informative content to include the five spoon experience writings and ratings--stay connected to The Beat and bon appétit! Healthy Living Farms 3810 Gillionville Rd Albany, GA 31721 Facebook page: Healthylivingfarms www.healthylivingfarms.org 229-432-8461/229-432-1877 Traveling the world on a plate is weaved into idreamcaviar, and I’m writing this month’s Five Spoon Experience after recently traveling to Accra, Ghana and having the experience of a lifetime. The focus on flavor and fresh produce contracted with every bite throughout Ghana and brought me to our featured profile: a 2015 Albany Area Chamber of Commerce Small Business Award Finalist, Healthy Living Farms. Entrance into the lush gardens of Healthy Living Farms (HLF) is a snapshot of beauty on Gillionville road. A combination of fresh produce
and education, HLF features a variety of your favorite vegetables to include squash, collards, southern peas, spinach, and radishes just to name a few. For those planning to prepare a great breakfast, farm fresh eggs are available as well! The draw for this farm is the focus on not only providing you with market produce, but education on the benefits of healthy living through workshops, training and youth activities offered through HLF. As we quickly approach the holiday season and plan activities for out of school children, Healthy Living Farms is an excellent resource for hands-on fun coupled with learning food from seed to plate! So friends, join me this week for the Chef prepared Farm-to-Fork Dinner at HLF, Saturday November 7, 2:00-5:00 pm. The cost is a nominal $20.00 and an experience that you, your date or family can capture and continue to engage. Let’s break bread together at Healthy Living Farms! Healthy Living FarmsYou can follow Erica’s food photos and writings: idreamcaviar.com on Facebook @idreamcaviar on Instagram www.idreamcaviar.com
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TIFTON Hog-N-Bones 2008 US HWY 82 W (229) 238-2491
Cafe 230 230 W Broad Ave (229) 435-7632
LEESBURG
Dave’s Bread & Coffee House 1805 North Tift Ave (229) 472-1041
Riverfront Bar-B-Q 1533 US HWY 19 S (229) 888-4647
Chic-fil-A 1197 US HWY 82 W (229) 387-0011
Rice Bowl Buffet 1561 US HWY 19 S (229) 446-0407
ALBANY
AMERICUS
Casa Tapatia Mexican Restaurant 108 N Slappey Blvd Open Mon - Sat (229) 903-8802
Perry’s Chicken 125 US Hwy 280 W (229) 924-0307
Mellow Mushroom 2825 Nottingham Way (229) 888-4646 Blackbeard’s B & B Bar-B-Que 2209 N Slappey Blvd (229) 878-6369 The Catch 2332 Whispering Pines Rd (229) 446-2235 Sonny’s Bar-B-Q 1900 N Slappey Blvd (229) 883-7427 Henry Campbell Steakhouse 629 N Westover Blvd (229) 594-9288
Rosemary & Thyme 125 W Lamar St (229) 924-1555
TH OMASVILLE Mom & Dad’s Italian Restaurant 1800 Smith Ave (229) 226-6265 Billiard Academy World Famous Chili Dogs 121 S Broad St (229) 226-9981 Scoop Deli and Ice Cream 115 W Jefferson St (229) 551-0012
KFC 13777 US HWY S (229) 228-0539 Sports Live Bar & Grill 15138 US HWY 19 S (229) 233-8330 Savannah Moon Bakery & Cafe 109 N Broad St (229) 227-0081 Boston Barbeque 110 S Main St Boston, GA (229) 498-7266 Audrey’s Kuntry Kitchen 1530 GA HWY 93 S Cairo, GA Jonah’s Fish & Grits 109 E Jackson St (229) 226-0508 Rock Bottom Seafood & Grill 2115 Smith Ave (229) 236-5656
(229) 271-8681 King’s Grill BBQ 606 S 10th St (229) 513-0181 Ken’s Barbeque 204 W 24th Ave (229) 273-8251
VALDOSTA LongHorn Steakhouse 1110 N Saint Augustine Rd (229) 588-8225 Red Lobster 1179 N Saint Augustine Rd (229) 244-7587 Autry Bar-B-Que 1809 S Patterson St (229) 241-9449 Bubba Jax Crab Shack 1700 W Hill Ave (229) 469-4368
CORDELE
Smok’n Pig 4228 N Valdosta Rd (229) 245-8227
Carter’s Hamburger 1213 S 7th St (229) 273-5822
Buffalo Wild Wings 1553 Baytree Rd (229) 241-7246
L-Bo’s Barbeque & Grill 1030 US HWY 280 W (229) 273-4311
Weezie Real Pit BBQ 736 E Hill Ave (229) 247-4110
Golden Corral 2110 E 16th Ave
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• Saturday, December 5, 9:00 am 3:00 pm: Holiday Art Sale
Continued from page 7 om for more information and to purchase tickets. Advance purchase required. Various restaurants in downtown Debra Smith: 800-979-3370 dsmith@tasteofthomasvillefoodtour.co m Taste of Thomasville: After Hours Occurs every Thursday at 5:30 pm Join us for a night tour of Downtown Thomasville! This tour will include 5 different stops to sample cocktails, beer, and wine, as well as snacks, from local restaurants. Tours are $50 for everything, or $40 if you choose not to drink. Contact: Debra Smith dsmith@tasteofthomasville.com
Americus Rylander Theatre Of Princes and Kings from Shakespeare’s Richard II, Henry IV, & Henry V Nov 5 - 7, 8:00 pm November 8, 2:30 pm Georgia Southwestern State University Theatre, Communication & Media Arts Department in collaboration with Darton State College. This is a FREE event! For more information, please contact the Rylander Theatre Box Office: Hours: Tuesday - Friday (11am - 4pm), (229) 931-0001 Americus Center for the Arts Open Every Saturday 9 am - Noon 326 W Forsyth St, Downtown • Saturday Art Sales: November 7th, December 5th: 9am-1:30pm. Featuring handmade glass, ceramics, jewelry, painting and more, made by our local Artist Members. • Saturday, November 7th, 11am-2pm: Empty Bowls event to benefit the Harvest of Hope Food Bank. • Thursday, November 19th, 5:308:30pm: Americus Downtown Open House. Stop by for wonderful art and hot apple cider!
Hot Glass Classes Americus Center for the Arts Learn the ancient art of hot glass torch working in a fun & safe environment! All glass classes are $50/3 hours, ages 13+. Materials included, no experience needed. -Make a Glass Fish: Sunday, November 8th, 2-5pm -Beadmaking 1: Tuesday, November 10th, 6-9pm -Make a Glass Marble: Sunday, November 15th, 2-5pm -Beadmaking 2: Tuesday, November 17th, 6-9pm To sign up, email instructor Robin Humphreys: robinLhumphreys@gmail.com
Albany/Lee 12th Annual South Georgia College Art Competition Nov 6 - 30th Opening Reception, Nov 6, 6 pm Albany Area Art Council Carnegie Library 215 N Jackson St www.albanyartscouncil.com (229) 439-2787 The Ghost in the Meadow Theatre Albany Nov 5, 6, 7 at 8 pm Sunday Nov 1 & 8 at 2:30 pm The story has two sisters relocating from Manhattan to an old farmhouse in upstate New York, where they begin to suspect that they may not be alone in the house. www.theatrealbany.com Dougherty County Public Libraries •Through Nov 21 - Free Computer Classes: Monday at 6:30 pm, Tuesday at 5:00 pm, and Saturday 3:00 pm. * Toddler Time Tuesdays - Central Library - 10:00 am - Ages 0-2 with parent. Music, movement & fun! * Crafty Saturdays - Central Library 10:00 am - Make and take crafts. * Story Time Wednesdays Northwest Library - 10:30 am - Ages 2 -5
* Adventures in Art - Central Library Fridays at 11:00 am - A creative experience for homeschoolers. • Crafters Anonymous - Northwest Library - Thursdays at 6:30 pm - Bring your favorite craft project or learn to crochet. • Hunger Games Party - Central Library - Nov 20 at 4:30 pm - Make your own bow and arrows, find your tribute name, participate in a scavenger hunt, and more! Lee County Public Libraries • Storycraft Every Monday, 2:30 pm - 5:00 pm Redbone Library 104 Thundering Springs, Leesburg Hear a children’s story and created a related craft. (229) 903-8871 • Oakland Knitting Club Every 2nd Tuesday - Lessons Every 4th Tuesday - Knit-a-long 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Bring size 8 or 9 US straight knitting needles, medium yarn (4) containing acrylic. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Lee County Library. • Bow Making Oakland Library - Nov 3, 6 pm Leesburg Library - Nov 14, 1 pm Learn to make bows. Bring your own wired ribbon or use ribbon provided. • Clay Pot Crafts Oakland Library - Nov 5, 4:00 pm Make a mouse, a bee, or a snowman out of a clay pot. Registration Required. Call (229) 889-0300 • Wreath Making Leesburg Library - Nov 8, 3:00 pm $10 fee, registration required • Color Me Calm Adult Coloring Program Leesburg Library - Nov 17, 6 pm - 7:30 Coloring isn’t just for kids anymore! Coloring sheets and colored pencils are provided, but feel free to bring your own supplies. Free and open to the public. (229) 889-0300. Cocktails & Acrylics at the AMA Grab a friend and a bottle of wine and join AMA every second Thursday from 6:30 - 9 pm for Cocktails and Acrylics, as our trained teachers help even the artistically challenged create a visually appealing painting. Classes are for those 21 years and older. Register early, as seating is limited. Call the museum at 229.439.8400 or email
yjones@albanymuseum.com to reserve your canvas. Cost: $35/members and $45/nonmembers includes all painting materials Brunch & Brushes Join us for one Saturday each month from 10am - 12pm as participants have the opportunity to express their creativity through painting. Classes are for those 21 years and older. Register early, as seating is limited. Call the museum at 229-439-8400 or email yjones@albanymuseum.com to reserve your canvas. Cost: $45/members & $55/nonmembers includes all painting materials and brunch. Toddlersaurus Time 10:30 am – 11:30 am Monthly on 3rd Thursday until December 18, 2015 Thronateeska Heritage Center 100 West Roosevelt Avenue Free with Science Museum Admission Appropriate for ages 2-5; Write, Color, Draw and Explore in a new section of the science museum each month. Alex La Pierre (229) 432.6955 Toddler Tuesdays Join us on the first Tuesday of every month from 10:30-11:30 a.m. for arts, crafts, movement and stories. Toddler Tuesday is a great opportunity for toddlers and parents to explore and create! Children will create works inspired by our collection of art or a short story read in class. For children 5 years and younger. Reservations required by 5pm the Monday before. Call (229) 439-8400 or email yjones@albanymuseum.com to reserve a seat for you and your toddler. Free Admission.
Valdosta Theater Guild Valdosta www.theaterguildvaldosta.com Auditions for A Murder is Announced will be held December 7 & 8 at the ‘Dosta Playhouse
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CROSSWORD SOLUTION
Here’s How It Works: Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes. The more numbers you name, the easier it gets to solve the puzzle!
ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Creativity will help you achieve much this week, but it's also important to maintain a practical outlook. These two factors combine for a greater measure of success. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Romance is on your mind this week and you have to find a way to fit it prominently in your agenda, Taurus. If you have been busy lately, slow down to spend time with a loved one. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Home may feel like a personal retreat after the last few weeks you have been experiencing, Gemini. If you need rest, take it. It's not a sign of slacking off. CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 This week you are bogged down by menial tasks and hope that something more exciting will come your way, Gemini. If you play your cards right, the weekend could be a blast. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, a financial boost may compel you to go on a spending spree. Just be sure you keep track of those purchases so you do not go overboard. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, your confidence peaks this week and you take a leap of faith in a new arena. It may be a new job or a thrilling
hobby. Travel is another option that may require bravery. LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, mingling can bring out the best in you, so get out there this week as much as you can. Show off your people skills and converse with people from various walks of life. SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, this may be the best your social life has been in a long time. If you have opportunities, try moving in different social circles by joining clubs or becoming part of a volunteer group. SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, your desire for adventure could soon see you booking a cruise or taking a trip around the world. For now, there's plenty to keep you occupied at home and work. CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Capricorn, explore new avenues in your life, even if it makes you feel a little nervous to branch out. You might be surprised with what you find if you give things a try. AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 Aquarius, research all of your options before making a big decision. Figure out the details before you make any changes that could have long-term effects.
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Silversun Pickups return with new album By Brad McEwen brad.mcewen@albanyherald.com
ALBANY — As Los Angeles alternative rockers Silversun Pickups return to the public’s attention with the release of their latest full-length, “Better Nature,” drummer Christopher Guanlao says it’s been a long time coming. “We’re excited to get back out there,” Guanlao said during a recent phone interview. “We took about a year off (after completing the touring cycle for 2012’s “Neck of the Woods”). It’s been too long.” Fortunately for Guanloa and bandmates singer/guitarist Brian Aubert, bassist/vocalist Nikki Monninger and multi-instrumentalist Joe Lester, their fans and the rest of the music world seem primed for their return as well. “That’s one thing about taking these long breaks, you don’t know if people are still interested in what you’re doing,” Guanloa said. “What I’ve noticed, though, like on social media, there’s a lot of people out there waiting for us and that really means a lot to us.” It’s no surprise a steady buzz has been building around the band in anticipation of the new record. Silversun Pickups found seemingly instant success after the release of their 2005 EP, “Pikul,” and that good fortune has continued to grow. The band served notice that it was a force to be reckoned with in the rock world on the strength of its debut full-length album, “Carnavas,” released in 2006. That album, which coincidentally was released on Sept. 25, just like “Better Nature” this year, spawned two huge singles — “Lazy Eye” and “Well Thought Out Twinkles” — both of which landed in the top 10 of the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart and were subsequently found, along with the track “Melatonin,” on a few Rock Band and Guitar Hero video games. Three years later, in 2009, the band dropped “Swoon,” which broadened the Pickups’ popularity thanks to the success of tracks like “Growing Old is Getting Old,” “Substitution,” “Sort Of” and the furious “Panic Switch.” Having escaped any kind of sophomore slump, the band maintained its growing popularity while stretching out its sound under the direction of producer Jacknife Lee, who encouraged Silversun Pickups to experiment with different types of
sounds and added instrumentation, including electronic elements. Lee was again at the helm for the group’s latest effort and again he’s had a significant impact, challenging the members to leave their comfort zones. That has helped the Pickups create an album that finds the band perfecting its sound. Guanloa said that in the past the Pickups’ songs had always come from rough sketches created by Aubert that were then fleshed out in jam sessions. The band would then pre-record demo versions of the songs before hitting the studio for final recordings, mixing and mastering the finished product. “Normally, we kind of jam things out and then we’ll go into the studio knowing exactly what we’re going to do,” Guanloa said. “The first time we recorded with Jacknife, he had us disassemble and discard a lot of what we had and we ended up building it from scratch. This time, we realized we shouldn’t go in with any preconceived ideas about how this album was going to go. So we did a lot less of the preproduction. “Brian still came up with the core, the foundation, but we didn’t hold on to anything too tightly because we figured a lot of things would end up changing. We knew we had to ride with it and be ready to improvise, make a hard right turn or a hard left turn. It kept us on our toes.” Another positive during the recording of “Better Nature” was the way the entire band stayed involved in the recording process from start to finish. On past albums, recording was done based on instruments, so Guanloa would record relatively early in the process, laying down drum tracks for each of an album’s songs. “Before, I’d go in and do my drum tracks and be done in two weeks,” Guanloa. “This time we tried to record song by song rather than track by track, where you do drums, then bass, then guitars then vocals and lyrics last. This time we were all constantly involved in the process, which was really cool.” Despite the changes in the creative process, “Better Nature” maintains the signature sound Silversun Pickups fans have come to expect. There’s still tons of dynamics in each track, and there’s still loads of fuzzed-out guitar heroics, pounding drums and swirling atmospherics. But there also seems to be an overall step forward in the songwriting
process, giving the album a simultaneously energetic and relaxed feel. “Better Nature” is the work of a wellhoned group of musicians that has been creating and performing together long enough (nearly 15 years) that they operate as one unit, particularly on standout tracks like the recently released “Nightlight,” the hard-charging “Connection,” the hypnotic “Friendly Fires” and the towering “Tapedeck.” “We do what we do, and our sound just kind of happens when we get together and play, so we don’t really think about that,” Guanloa said. “We feed off each other really well, and there’s a lot of good communication. With this album, which we’re really excited about, I feel it’s a lot more mature, like we’ve grown into our own skin. It’s really how we want things to sound. We’re really excited and ready to put the record out.” Although “Better Nature” is Silversun Pickups’ fourth full-length recording, it is the band’s first record to be released on its own New Machine Recordings, which Guanloa said was a thrilling yet slightly daunting decision. “Going into the recording process, we always had an idea that was what we were going to do,” the drummer said of the band’s decision to leave Los Angeles independent Dangerbird Records and start its own label. “We had come to the end of our deal. We figured we needed a fresh start.” Guanloa said that as the band started weighing options, it became increasingly clear that signing with a major label offered little incentive and that any
potential deals would likely involve ceding some level of control and profit to the record company. “Everything out there seemed bleak; the days of huge advances and living large are over,” Guanloa said. “Major labels are great for Beyonce or Katy Perry, (artists) that sell tons of albums. But for us, we’re a blue-collar band. We’ve had really good success, but we’re not an arena band or anything. Record sales are constantly dipping. Getting rid of the middle man and doing it ourselves (was the better option). Getting our own label is our way of surviving.” Much of that survival comes from New Machine Recordings allowing the Pickups to take control of expenses and profits, which Guanloa said he feels makes everyone in the group more accountable and helps everyone stay focused on the bigger picture while also creating the potential for greater stability. “There’s a lot more reward,” Guanloa said. “Profits from records, touring and merchandise, that’s all coming back to us. It’s definitely a win-win. We’re also a lot more accountable, too. We’re more conscience of everything, more aware.” While Guanloa admits to some nerves as Silversun Pickups ready for the new release, his overall mood is one of excitement and anticipation, especially as he thinks about getting back in front of its fans and playing live. The band recently played a few select shows, which Guanloa said only reinforced his belief that the Pickups will be well-received when they return to the road. “We just played our first two shows in over a year and half, and I couldn’t believe the reception that we got,” Guanloa said. “It was amazing. The people were awesome.” Although he couldn’t disclose any details, Guanloa said a North American tour is in the works and he is more than ready to hit the road. “I want to play, and I can’t wait to get out there as soon as possible,” he said. “Our fans are awesome. It’s going to happen soon. I’ll say 2016 for sure.” While fans will have to wait a little longer for a full-blown Silversun Pickups tour, they’ll be plenty sated now that “Better Nature” is available.
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REAL ESTATE
202 Houses for Sale
FOR SALE BY OWNER, PRICE REDUCED: House on 20 Acres near Sasser. 3BR/2.5BA, 2066 sqft, Stocked Pond, 1500 sqft wired workshop & shed. By Appointment only. Call 229-894-6367 HEATHERWOOD CONDO for Sale 2308 A Tuxedo Lane. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, sunroom, patio, carport $135,000. 229-894-4343 LEE CO. FSBO, 3BR/2BA, Built in 2007, Completely Renovated. 132 Chukar. Dbl garage, 1652 sqft, Above ground pool w/deck. $152,900, Owner will pay closing cost. Text 229-8864337.
204 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Sale CLEAN 2BR/2BA APT FOR RENT. Cardinal Grove Ct. Spacious Open Floor Plan Big Bedrooms Private Master Bath $625/mo $500 Dep. All forms of government assistance accepted 376-8014
204 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Sale $199.00 MOVE-IN SPECIAL. RIVERCREST APARTMENTS! GHFA, DCA, HUD, Section 8, AARC VASH accepted. ALL units are 3BR/2BA with appliances, W/D connections, Community Laundry Facility, On-Site Security, Pool, playground,covered picnic area,nearby public transportation. 525 Don Cutler Sr. Dr., 229-483-9400.
210
Mobile Homes & Lots for Sale
WORTH COUNTY, large doublewide, 3BR/2BA, $75,000. Call 229886-7107
214
Farms, Lots & Acreage for Sale
TERRELL CO: Priced to sale – 77 acre farm with fresh water well, metal enclosed barn, cultivated field with rental income, mature pine and hardwood timber along well established creek. One real fine place… Call 229-883-6502 or log in to webbproperties.com WORTH COUNTY LAND FOR SALE. This .21 acre lot is located at 313 N. Carter Road, Sylvester, Georgia 31791. The property is nestled among a well established neighborhood and is a perfect spot to build your next home.The asking price is negotiable. 770-593-1350
224 Investment Property for Sale
240 Houses for Rent
RENTAL HOUSE For Sale. 3BR/1BA in Americus. Income $480/ mo. $39K. 229-928-6504
LAKE PARK, 3BR/2BA, No Smoking/Pets/Grafa, $1000/mo 420-4267
REAL ESTATE
240 Houses for Rent 173 HEDGEROW Newly renovated.Leesburg 3br/2ba $1150m security deposit will be require 229888-0806. 3BR/2BA, 4812 Folley Dr., Putney, $600mo $600 dep. 3BR/1BA, 610 10th Ave, $475/mo $475 dep. 2BR/1BA, 712 8th Ave. $450/mo $450 dep. Call 229-395-5802
NICE COUNTRY home close to MCLB. $650/mo $500 dep. 229-9952535 or 894-5054
3BR/2BA, LEE, fenced, no pets/ smoking $850mo $650dep. 229-5354298 or 344-7777
PUTNEY, NICE large older home, private, 2BR/2BA, den, DR, 2 carports, $800/mo $800 dep. 229-883-4104
COUNTRY HOUSE 3BR/2BA $750M/$750D 776-3020 or 8816012 FOR RENT 3 BD 2 BATH LIVING RM GAS FP DINING KITCHEN LAUNDRY LG CLOSETS FENCED BK YD POOL GARDEN SPOT & QUIET SYLVESTER AREA $950.00 DEP & MONTHLY 229-776-9922 HOUSE FOR rent 4BR/2BA $700MO/$700D 1215 Maryland Dr. Albany, GA 229-435-3684
248 Apt/Dupl/Condo/ T’homs for Rent 129 EDGELAKE Duplex A Gorgeous Country Atmosphere 3br/3ba $695m/695d 229-888-0886
1BR SMALL, cable, utilities. $135/wk, $535/mo. + $250/dep, Near Phoebe. 432-9494 after 6pm.
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2811-B FALCON Ln. 3BR/2BA $695/$600(SPECIAL)
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2811-B FALCON 3BR/2BA $695/$600(SPECIAL)
3815-B MAYFAIR 4BR/3BA, $895
1104-B AUBURN 3BR/2BA $500/$400(SPECIAL)
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3116-B FERNRIDGE 3BR/2BA $650/$500(SPECIAL)
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401 FARKAS 3BR/1BA $495/$400(SPECIAL) 1904 FOREST GLEN 3BR/1.5BA $795/$700(SPECIAL) 315 VALENCIA DR. 2BR/1BA $450/$350(SPECIAL) 2313 GAIL AVE. 3BR/1.5BA $750/$650(SPECIAL) 2535 BASCOM 3BR/2BA $950/$850(SPECIAL)
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267 Commercial Rentals
Homes & 256 Mobile Lots for Rent 2BR/1B MOBILE home, no Deposit. Call Al @ 229-854-2911 WORTH CO. DBL Wide 3br./2ba fenced yd. $600mo/600dep. 7761934
267 Commercial Rentals BUILDING FOR rent, 721 W. Broad Ave. Call 229-809-0233 for info.
500 Garage Sales FREE PLACE FOR A YARD SALE. Free Tables & Shade Provided. 3115 Sylvester Rd. Call for more information 229-432-7020
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577 Dogs
ENGLISH BULLDOG For Sale Female 10 weeks old,Sophie is a very sweet girl with lots of personality. Loves humans and her siblings. .She has a strong pedigree and bloodlines with no health issues.Price : $700 Contact me : donna90foster@hotmail.com,(229) 776-0282
PUPPIES FOR SALE: Beautiful Tiny Yorkshire Terrier puppies, Male & Female. Call 229-886-0843
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505 Estate Sales ESTATE SALE home of Ann Bledsoe 2661 Hwy 37 8 miles East of Camilla on 37 1st house on right past Stagecoach. Thur. Nov. 5 1 pm until, Fri. Nov 6 8am until & Sat Nov. 7., 8am until. Hosue pool house outdoor Barn and Shead antique tables beds, chairs, desks, lamps, pictures, chase lounge, clocks, cookie jars, cookware, rockers, linens, children books, dolls, lots of outdoor stuff, deer heads, antlers, traps, cages, trailer, outdoor double porcelin sink & more but too numerous to mention, something for everyone. Price to sale, sale by Janet Crane. Don’t miss this one.
509 Antiques/ Collectibles ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Oil Paintings, 250 Glass Figurines of all types, dolls, Chinese items & lots, lots more! 229-288-6325 Call to come and see..... Lots of profit potential for the right Buyer!!!!
512 Appliances WANT TO BUY Appliances working/ not. Washer/Dryers, Fridges, Stoves, etc. Call 229-881-1785
539 Firewood BEST SEASONED FIREWOOD. Large 6x10 trailer loads CALL (810)335-3419
557 Lawn & Garden RIDING MOWER, Sears, 38” Cut, $500. 12.5 HP, also, for sale, Leaf Sweeper, SEE AT: 3509 Wexford Dr. Albany, GA
571 Want to Buy WANTED TO BUY All types of Wrought Patio Furniture, any condition, Call anytime 229-291-8643
573 Utility Trailer 28FT TUFF BUILT Gooseneck, 10 TON Trailer, $4295. 229-343-6320
713 Full Time GROWING Manufacturing plant seeking a degreed accountant with the following experience: -COST ACCOUNTING -PERFORM FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS, INCLUDING RECONCILING BALANCE SHEET -MANUFACTURING BACKGROUND PLEASE SEND RESUME TO: Class@albanyherald.com, Attn: Accountant position LEGAL ASSISTANT Albany Firm, competitive pay. Please fax resume to (229) 446-4884.
NOW HIRING, Mechanic & General Laborer. Apply MonFri 8am-4pm 229-431-1018
TWO FULL TIME PEANUT BUYING POINT MANAGERS NEEDED ONE IN VIENNA, GEORGIA AND ONE IN LEESBURG, GEORGIA. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE IN HANDLING PEANUTS FROM THE FARMER’S FIELD TO THE PEANUT STORAGE WAREHOUSE. SEND RESUME TO GSPEANUT@BELLSOUTH.NET.
723 Part Time THE ALBANY HERALD IS SEEKING A DISTRIBUTION HAULER TO DELIVER BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPER TO CARRIERS OUTSIDE OF THE ALBANY AREA. MUST HAVE VALID DRIVERS LICENSE, SOCIAL SECURITY CARD & CURRENT INSURANCE. MUST HAVE ATLEAST A MINI VAN. CALL SAM @ 229-888-9381
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800 Vehicles 1988 CHEVY RED P/U V-8, AT, AC, SWB, Step-side, new tires & wheels. $3800. Call 229-288-2579 1989 DODGE PICK-UP TRUCK D150 inside mint condition runs good, new tool box & cd player $2,500 or best offer. 229-8786056 ,
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800 Vehicles
825 Motorcycles
835 Campers/RVs
1996 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA Great Classic, 3100 eng., runs great, asking $3000. See & Make an Offer 229-291-1047 or 229-405-2893 L/M
1999 FORD F-250 7.3L deisel engine, autiomatic, air, 285,000 miles, extended cab, $3500 OBO. Call 229-344-5001 2004 FORD F-150 FX4 Crew cab,. charcoal grey, good condition, $8500. Call 229-522-0099 2005 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER LS 22” Wheels All Factory Items included w/sale. Minor paint imperfections. 126245 miles (229)296-4463
2006 PONTIAC G6 150K miles, good condition, $5500. Call 229-522-0099
FORD THUNDERBIRD 2004 Beautiful Black Hardtop Convertible. Only 65K miles, new tires, air conditioner, battery. $16,000. Call 229-869-0138 Great Car. 2008 BMW 750i, Loaded, Black with tan interior.2 new catalytic converters, 19,600. Call 229-888-7630. MINI VAN 1999 Pylmond third row seat runs good a/c works $1200.00 or best offer 229-878-6056,
815 Buses/Heavy Trucks 2007 GMC W4500 STAKEBED WITH ISUZU 5.2L TURBO DIESEL. 2000# CAPACITY TUCKAWAY PWR LIFT GATE, ICE COLD A/C, CRUISE CONTROL, CLOTH INTERIOR, PWR WINDOWS & LOCKS, AUTOMATIC, PWR STEERING, SNGL CAB, DUAL REAR WHEELS, 194,950 MILES. CALL 352-222-1930.
2010 HONDA FURY - Special Edition - Matte Gray. Mechanically sound. Good tires. Excellent condition. 8800 miles. $7299.00 OBO. 229-789-7114
830 Boats/Motors 14FT ALUMINUM Jon Boat w/trailer, $385 229-272-0447
TRITON VT17 BASS BOAT, 50 hp Mercury, Motor Guide Hummingbird $7500 229-894-5041
2015 COACHMAN CLIPPER 17.5, loaded, large bath, used 3 times, selling for health reasons, $11,500. Terry 229-449-5549 (private seller)
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835 Campers/RVs 1998 COACHMEN 31 ft motorhome, very clean, low miles,great condition,only 54000 miles ready to camp... $12,900 OBO....435-5852 or www.teamrvinc.com 2000 SALEM 27 Ft 5th-wheel Large 14 ft slide-out, Rear Kitchen, New awning fabric,Good Tires, Gas-Elect water heater, New 15000 btu A/C. 7995 please call Linda @ 435-5852 2008 JAYCO Feather Lite 25Z, one owner , used sparingly, all service records available, rear kitchen, 1 slide-out, queen bed woth lots of wardrobe storage, light-weight, 15000 btu ac, gas-electric refrig, rear kitchen, dbl entry doors, loaded and unusually clean unit. 435-5852 or www.teamrvinc.com 2016 JAYCO Flight SLX 265 RLSW Great New FLOOR-PLAN Customer Value Package, 6 Gal DSI Wtr Htr,Bath Skylight,Front Diamond Plate,Pleated Shades,Power Awning,Range Hood,Stabilizer Jacks,Water Htr By-Pass, Bedspread,15000 BTU A/C, Only 19,900 during sale. Call Linda @ 229-435-5852 or visit www.teamrvinc.com
2015 JAYCO Flight 23MBH AFRAME integrated, electric awning, built-in batter charger converter, poly-flex underfloor covering, plywood tongue and groove floor, auto ignite w/ thermostat furnace, LED lighting, Denver pillow-top mattress, outside speakers, 13.500 BTU A.C, 6 gal gas/electric DSI water heater, power tongue jack, and more! Call Linda @ 229-435-5852 or visit www.teamrvinc.com 28FT PROWLER Travel Trailer, $2,250. Call 229-886-4461 or 4351613
845 Parts/Service 4 22”RIMS w/tire 5 lugs came off Chevy Truck. Call Al 229-854-2911
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