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Straight Dope
Bob Larson remembers that in the 70s, teens would bring raw eggs to a rock concert and put them on the front of the stage. The eggs would be hard boiled by the music before the end of the concert and could be eaten.
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Don't Panic!... Your war questions answered
It's hard to tell whether South Korea is acting wisely or like a sissy
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Golden Sleaze Awards
The Georgia Legislature's next generation of sleaze
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Free Will Astrology
Taurus (April 20-May 20): Among the ancient Anglo-Saxons, the month of May was called “Thrimilce.” The word referred to the fact that cows were so productive at this time of year that they could be milked three times a day.
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Austin Scott and Rep. Rob Teilhet
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News of the Weird
LEAD STORY: Blair Fowler, 16, delights her frenzied fans as a “haul queen,” inspirationally “shopping for glory” by smartly tearing through stores and then displaying and expertly describing her purchases on Internet videos.
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Jan Jones
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Randal Mangham
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Sen. John Wiles and Sen. Jack Murphy
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Sen. Chip Pearson
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Sen. Preston W. Smith
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Mark Butler
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Mark Hatfield
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Randy Nix
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Mark Burkhalter
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Michael Harden
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. David Knight
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Gov. Sonny Perdue
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Tim Bearden
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Sen. Judson Hill
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Sen. Mitch Seabaugh
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. David Ralston
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Stacey Abrams
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Simone Bell
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Rep. Edward Lindsey
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Golden Sleaze Awards
Sen. George Hooks
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Grazing
Remembrances of a Southern mother
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Restaurant Review
Wild game and bad yak in Buckhead
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Ethnic.city
Outstanding Vietnamese comes to Norcross
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Music Feature
When That Rough God Goes Riding: Listening to Astral Weeks
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Show Preview
After years of domestic violence, the ingenue returns with Who Knew?
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Show Preview
New documentary profiles the Dirty Works and Christopher Scum
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Album Reviews
Saddle Creek
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Feature
Red Riding Trilogy takes unflinching look at urban corruption
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Hollywood Product
Second time around feels more like a set-up
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Movie Review
Film doesn’t offer much you couldn’t find by watching 79 minutes of YouTube
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¿Cómo se dice "get your drink on" en español?
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Inducted into the American Academy of Arts in 2004, Allende's résumé spans a wide array of literature
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The Belfast, Ireland-born singer/songwriter has hypnotized audiences for the better part of five decades
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This Mother's Day weekend, celebrate the finale of Atlanta Ballet's 80th anniversary season
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Mothers and comedy don't have to only coincide in yo' mama jokes
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The group's latest, Omni, signals a new direction into soul and dancier, synth-driven tones
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The exhibition features 10 suburban retrofitting projects, which redesign and redevelop existing underperforming neighborhoods
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April 4, 1968, 6:01 p.m.: the fateful moment of the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. that left our country wondering, "Why?"
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No plans for Cinco de Mayo other than drinking tequila all day? No problem.
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A premiere adult competitive puppet slam at Lenny's Bar
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Since 1999, San Diego songwriter Jimmy LaValle has built an impressive musical legacy
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Puck's up at Piedmont Park when Georgia Shakespeare returns to Lake Clara Meer with A Midsummer Night's Dream
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Slow down for a moment and consider a few things: 13 children die on the street each day
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Speakeasy with ...
Manning's "Pop surrealist" work is movie-inspired
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Theater Review
As long as Mitchell sings, Sparrow soars
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The Sexorcist
How many men have you slept with? Don’t answer it. He’s looking for a verdict, not a number.
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Photo Galleries
The Atlanta Eagle was the site of a celebration of wigs April 24
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Photo Galleries
Rain didn't stop the flowery affair of the yearly Inman Park Parade
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Photo Galleries
The band played the Drunken Unicorn April 24
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Photo Galleries
The band played the Tabernacle April 24
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Photo Galleries
The band played Chastain Park with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band April 23
