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Month: September 2017

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‘Walking Dead’ Turns 100: A Glimpse Into the Future From the Atlanta Set

Daniel Glenn

[Warning: This story contains spoilers for the comic books on which AMC’s The Walking Deadis based.] Something’s stumbling upstairs — an oddly foreign but familiar figure. It’s not a new sensation in the world of AMC’s The Walking Dead, in which humans become monsters in the blink of an eye, or, more accurately, in the bite of an arm. But when it comes to the being hobbling through the top floor of a quaint Georgia household with a haunting but humble shuffle, there’s an unmistakable feeling that we’re in the…

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How To Find When You Go To Atlanta Georgia This Year

Daniel Glenn

Traveling to Atlanta is on your vacation destination list this year, you should know that you are going to have a lot of fun. There are places that you can visit which are perfect for adults, and there are also destinations just for kids. It’s a large city, one that is very accommodating for people from all over the world. You will always be able to find something exciting to do when you get to Atlanta. Here are a few things that you might want to consider doing. Tours That…

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First-Year Club Atlanta United Sets MLS Single-Game Attendance Record

Daniel Glenn

(Photo: John David Mercer, USAT) ATLANTA (AP) — The MLS single-game attendance record belongs to a first-year expansion club. Atlanta United’s crowd of 70,425 Saturday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium had everyone buzzing about the new game in town. “It’s incredible,” MLS commissioner Don Garber said. “I think it says that there are really no limits. We never really expected this to happen.” Breaking the MLS mark of 69,225 set at the Rose Bowl by the Los Angeles Galaxy in 1996, Atlanta hosted the most attended U.S. soccer game since the New…

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Atlanta Braves Apologize for Tone Deaf ‘Rock Me Like a Hurricane’ Song Choice

Daniel Glenn

The Atlanta Braves have been criticized for demonstrating very poor song choice on Thursday night when The Scorpions’ 1984 hit “Rock You Like a Hurricane” blasted out over the loudspeaker while they played the Miami Marlins at SunTrust Park in Georgia. Many deem it a tone deaf move considering that Hurricane Irma is currently barreling towards Southern Florida from the Caribbean and sparking widespread evacuations. According to the Miami Herald’s Clark Spencer, a Braves official later apologized for the song, saying that it was on the team’s regular playlist but…

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