My mom always complained our family was full of lawyers and doctors, but not one businessperson.
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The Mini Countryman looks like the result of someone jamming the leftover Russian steroids from the last Olympics into a regular Mini. Nearly three feet longer than its baby brother, the Countryman boasts four doors, five seats, 50 cubic feet of space.
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I’m all for prolonging celebrations. Buckhead Diner turned 30 last November, but is still offering a Thirty for 30 special, a three-course dinner for $30.
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You can see the world at Gulliver’s Gate. Well, very small versions of several cities, including Beijing, Paris, Scotland, Venice and New York. Opened last year, this attraction has 50,000 square feet of interactive displays of miniatures with figures less than 1” tall.
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In the early 1950s, the newly formed Atlanta Figure Skating Club was already a U.S. Figure Skating member, but its growing number of members were practicing in a wrestling arena garage.
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Have a budding chef? Help them whip up tasty food during a cooking class at Maggiano’s Little Italy. Our class, led by Executive Chef Thomas Wenning, started with a kid-friendly buffet featuring pasta Alfredo, chicken fingers and freshly baked bread.
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Though it has had recent downfalls, it is still the birthplace of the hashtag and is still a top-used platform.
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Universities around the world are offering their courses online for free or partially free. Over the past five years, almost 800 universities have created more than 8,000 of these massive open online courses (MOOCs). Universities with offerings include Stanford, Duke, Rice and Harvard, to name a few.
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The key to being happier and more productive at work might just be bringing your best friend to work with you. Your furry bestie, that is.
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I suffer from menu indecision. I always have trouble narrowing down a choice. So an event like Atlanta Magazine’s Best Restaurants Party is perfect for me. Unlimited samples with live music and signature cocktails? Count me in.
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While it’s unlikely most of us will ever play professional football, we can get a taste of Super Bowl glory by volunteering with the Atlanta Super Bowl Host Committee on TEAM ATL. TEAM ATL needs 10,000 football fans and Atlanta aficionados to welcome more than 1 million people to Super Bowl LIII, to be held Sunday, Feb. 3, 2019, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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The King of Rock ‘n Roll was born in a two-room shack his daddy built for $180. Vernon couldn’t pay off the loan and they lost the house three years later.