Coke Zero Helps Football Fans Enjoy Everything
ATLANTA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–In football, the most dedicated fans set their ringtone to their team’s fight song, name their pet after a school’s mascot and dress in team colors just to watch a game from their living room. This season, the Coke Zero Black Edition program is offering exclusive content, VIP game access, once-in-a-lifetime fan experiences and thousands of sweet prizes to help those hardcore fans enjoy everything about the game they love. MyCokeRewards.com/win is the hub for any footbal
Read the original here:
Coke Zero Helps Football Fans Enjoy Everything
Atlanta music news: Mighty Hannibal gets another day of reckoning
PRETTY IN PINK: Hannibal gets backup love from Black Lips on Mighty Hannibal Day at the Earl in 2007.
Here is the original post:
Atlanta music news: Mighty Hannibal gets another day of reckoning
Philips’ SpeechExec Enterprise 4.0 Now Available to Customers
ATLANTA–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Philips, a leading manufacturer of mobile and stationary dictation solutions, today announced the availability of its newest dictation management software solution, SpeechExec Enterprise 4.0. The new software package improves the user experience through numerous upgrades including advanced integration capabilities with speech recognition software and iPhone, iPad and BlackBerry platforms. “One of the most noticeable changes from the last software package is the superior
See the original post here:
Philips’ SpeechExec Enterprise 4.0 Now Available to Customers
History of hate
This past spring, Richard Becherer of Southern Polytechnic State University and a few of his students found themselves being interviewed for a PBS documentary based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, “Slavery by Another Name: The Re-Enslavement of Black Americans from the Civil War to World War II.” In the book, Atlanta-based author Douglas A.
Read the original here:
History of hate
$30 for $60 Worth of Meat and Seafood from Marvin’s Garden of Gourmet Foods
Only domesticated in the last 25 years, cows still roam in the wild, but can be easily tracked by listening for the clatter of bells or spotting trees with “Bessie was here” carved into them. Find an abundance of flavor with today’s Groupon: for $30, you get $60 worth of meat and seafood from Marvin’s Garden of Gourmet Foods . Today’s Groupon does not include shipping fees. Marvin’s Garden blast freezes and packages fine steaks and seafood to seal in flavor and freshness for up to six months from the date of purchase. Restaurant-quality meats are delivered straight to each client’s novelty doormat, enabling feasts of Buckhead Beef products, a flock of poultry treats, or sundry pork offerings, such as 3-pound packages of apple-smoked bacon ($49) and slow-cooked ribs ($96 for 12 portions). The 16-ounce, bone-in cowboy Angus rib eye sates steak aficionados with closely trimmed prime rib, ideal for grilling or as an ice pack to soothe black eyes ($147 for six portions). Seafood votaries can sink incisors into preseasoned fillets and fresh fish , such as the rich and meaty wild Alaskan salmon ($84 for 10 6 oz. portions). Customers who purchase four meaty entrees will receive a meatless key-lime pie and a basting syringe autographed by their favorite athlete free of charge. Marvin’s Garden ensures the freshness of its meat through blast freezing , which uses liquid nitrogen to freeze flesh in seconds and lock in juices. Meats are sealed in cryovac packaging to protect them from bacterial cultures and pop-culture trivia. Although this Groupon is valid for in-store purchases, Marvin’s Garden normally does not have all items available online in stock at their store. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Barbecue Secrets Does your favorite barbecue sauce secretly contain tears? Read more…
Go here to see the original:
$30 for $60 Worth of Meat and Seafood from Marvin’s Garden of Gourmet Foods
Food pantries to feed kids during summer
Johnny Black , Sherry Jenkins and Antoine Posey pack bags with food on Friday at the Bagwell Food Pantry.
Read the rest here:
Food pantries to feed kids during summer
$5 for Two Super US Burgers at US Cafe ($10.98 Value)
Astronaut cooks have made numerous attempts to wrangle hamburgers into space-ready meals, from dehydrated-pickle disks to vacuum-sealed burger bottles. Enjoy what our starry-eyed brethren never can with today’s Groupon: for $5, you get two Super US burgers at US Cafe (a $10.98 value). US Cafe indulges hamburger hankerings with Creekstone Farms’ USDA-certified Black Angus beef patties hand-rolled daily and cooked to each customer’s order. The half-pound Super US burgers are blanketed in mustard and mayonnaise and covered in a garden of lettuce, tomato, onion, and pickles. US Cafe has spent 20 years perfecting its spatula acrobatics while providing preservative-free, never-frozen burgers. While four-wheeled roadsters flirt with concrete in the free parking lot, owners can watch television, shoot pool, or thwart video-game demons inside the beefy haven. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Cows Are cows actually just landlocked manatees? Read more…
Link:
$5 for Two Super US Burgers at US Cafe ($10.98 Value)
$10 for $20 Worth of Bowling, Games, Fare, and Drinks or $39 for a Summer Pass ($99.99 Value) at Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Center
Before the Industrial Revolution, entertainment centers consisted of rustic diversions such as cup-and-ball, anagrams, and stirring rounds of the silent game. Appreciate the electrified fun of modernity with today’s Groupon to Stars and Strikes , good at the locations in Cumming , Dallas , and Dacula . Choose between the following options: For $10, you get $20 worth of bowling, games, fare, and drinks. For $39, you get a summer pass for unlimited weekday bowling with two-for-one bumper cars and laser tag (a $99.99 value). Both Groupons are also good for $25 off a birthday party ($150+) anytime in 2011. Stars and Strikes treats congregations of thrill-seekers to a seemingly ceaseless surplus of group fun, with 55,000 sprawling square feet of bowling, bumper cars, laser tag, arcade games, and delectable entrees and drinks. Twilight bowling ($3.39–$4.39/game on weekdays, $5.19/game on weekends, or $21.99–$26.99/hour, plus $3.99 for shoe rental) features lane-side meal delivery, bumpers, cosmic bowling with DJs on Friday and Saturday nights, and mammoth TVs to entertain sulking gutterballers. The bowling bourgeoisie can upgrade to Boutique bowling, earning access to more than a dozen gleaming lanes with upscale seating and amenities. Diffuse sibling disputes with cathartic bumper cars ($3–$5/session) or strap on a glow-in-the-dark fiber-optic vest, embrace the powerful contours of a phaser, and burst into the black-lit laser-tag course with a melodic battle cry ($5/round). Stars and Strikes also houses more than 100 arcade games ($5 for 20 credits) featuring human-motored classics such as skee-ball and air hockey alongside more modern games such as Dance Dance Revolution and Awkward Cafeteria Protest . Summer-pass holders can riot through the dog days with unlimited bowling and free shoe rentals on weekdays from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. from May 23–August 30. The summer pass also grants two-for-one deals on laser tag and bumper cars, perfect for battle bonding and couples therapy. When energy reserves are fully spent, guests can take refuge in Coach’s Corner, where nontraditional bowling-alley fare such as lemon-garlic tilapia with sauteed shrimp ($12.99) waits to wrap its warm lemon-juice-and-butter-slathered arms around hankering faces. The Vince Lombardi Lipsmacker burger ($7.99), surf ‘n’ turf ($14.99), and other delectable options can sate more substantial appetites and a list of salads provides lighter fare. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Breaking a Curse Why haven’t werewolves ever tried burning down the moon? Read more…
Read the original:
$10 for $20 Worth of Bowling, Games, Fare, and Drinks or $39 for a Summer Pass ($99.99 Value) at Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Center
SED International Broadens Accessories Lineup with New Vendor Additions
TUCKER, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–SED Intl expands accessories category with new vendor partnerships: R&B Films (Disney WOW HDTV calibration discs), URC (universal remote controls), and Black & Decker (shredders).
Link:
SED International Broadens Accessories Lineup with New Vendor Additions
Half off French Cuisine at Amuse!, Continental Fare and Wine at Carpe Diem, or Casual American Fare at Boulevard Diner
In Les Misérables II: Final Justice , Jean Valjean is arrested for committing an even greater crime against French law: applying margarine to another man’s moustache during dinner without asking first. Feast while employing proper tableside etiquette with today’s Groupon to three Atlanta-area eateries. Choose from the following options: For $15, you get $30 worth of French cuisine at Amuse! . For $15, you get $30 worth of continental fare at Carpe Diem , located in Decatur. For $10, you get $20 worth of casual American fare at Boulevard Diner , located in Norcross. Chef Noelle Thomas fills Amuse!’s bohemian, vintage-accented dining room with French-inspired fare concocted from seasonal ingredients. For brunch , send the tongue on a hike through the black-forest ham, béchamel, and swiss cheese of the toasty croque monsieur sandwich ($12). During dinner the duo of duck-leg confit and duck breast is known to entertain guests by quacking “Who’s On First?” in its entirety ($24). The French culinary lesson continues alongside a spread of other European-inspired dishes with the continental fare of Carpe Diem. Lounge on a plush sofa or on the outdoor patio and enjoy an entree such as wood-grilled sashimi tuna ($22), or let the pork confit explain how the dining room’s exposed brick keeps wolves out of the restaurant ($19). Carpe Diem also boasts a sizable wine collection of reds and whites , such as Washington Hills’ 2007 Gewürztraminer ($6.50 for a glass). Taste buds can return to their homeland with Boulevard Diner’s casual American cuisine . For dinner , baa for the veggie-and-spice-infused lamb ragu ($12.95, served with soup or salad), or rapidly twiddle whiskers for pan-seared blackened catfish bathed in a lemon-butter sauce then snugly tucked into a bed of garlic mashed potatoes and vegetables ($11.95, served with soup or salad). Drop in for weekend brunch for sweet and savory breakfast selections such as Boulevard huevos rancheros ($8.95), and pancakes stuffed with chocolate nutella and a choice of strawberries, bananas or snozberries ($4.95) Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Sky Etymology Where do owls go when they die? Read more…
