Before being a dad I worked in the humane industry. I did PR, social media and various aspects of management for a large animal shelter. During my time there I learned about the value and work of a service dog, as well as, the healing powers that animals provide. On Friday, September 19 at 11 AM, Captain Luis Carlos Montalvan and his service dog Tuesday will be at the Children’s Museum of Atlanta to read their New York Times bestselling book, Tuesday Tucks Me In.
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More cosplay photos from Dragon Con in Atlanta
Holy cosplay! Dragon Con yielded an amazing amount of things to see & do-and it’s not even over yet. After two days at Dragon Con here are some of the best images that we’ve taken. What was great about today’s visit is that we met a large amount of families and kids in costume that really drove home what a family friendly event Dragon Con can be. Enjoy the photos!
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Photos from the Dragon Con Parade
Dragon Con is an institution Labor Day weekends. It’s more than an Atlanta thing. Each Labor Day tens of thousands of science fiction & comic fans, zombies, Whovians, Disneyites, Trekkies and more gather in Atlanta. For Dragon Con 2014 over 62,000 fans packed the downtown Atlanta area for all lots of shows, seminars and of course the Dragon Con Parade. (more photos after the jump)
The Ice Cream Expedition from National Geographic Kids in Atlanta, 8/20
It’s a cross county road trip with an old ice cream truck, three friends, eco conservation, film making and a dash of National Geographic Kids. Three friends, Caleb Kruse, Cameron Kruse and Jordan Fatke purchased an old ice cream truck, retrofitted it to run on vegetable oil and are driving around the county this summer. They’ll be giving away ice cream to children around the county, teaching them about conversation, having them sign a pledge and possibly eat some more ice cream-or maybe that’s me eating some.
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Play Nintendo Tour 2014 Hits Atlanta from Aug. 15-17
If you’re into video game luminaries like Mario, Donkey Kong and Pokémon, the three-month Play NintendoTour 2014 is for you. It showcases Nintendo’s latest hand-held system in a gaming playground for kids of all ages. Traveling to a dozen major U.S. cities, this free event will showcase the hottest Nintendo games on the Nintendo 2DS. The Nintendo Tour 2014 is stopping in Atlanta at the Mall of Georgia from August 15-17.
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Ride SkyView in Atlanta for free, August 16 from 2-6
On Saturday, August 16 from 2-6 the first 500 people in line will ride SkyView for free. Free is good. You can also try some Noosa Yoghurt, which will also be free. They’re launching in Atlanta with two new tropical flavors: Noosa Coconut and Noosa Pineapple.
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Pokemon Trainer Challenge at Six Flags Over Georgia
If you’re a pocket monster warrior or a Pikachu loving video game player then you need to make plans to be at Six Flags Over Georgia on Sunday, August 10 for the Pokemon Trainer Contest. Tomy is teaming up with Six Flags to bring this to five of their theme parks including Chicago, NJ, Dallas, LA and Atlanta. This is a great chance for you (or your Pokemon playing child) to channel their inner Ashe because you’ll have an opportunity for a chance to win a 4-pack of 2015 Season Passes to Six Flags, plus over $250 worth of Pokémon toys!
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Guardians of the Galaxy: non-comic action at its best
Well surprise surprise, I liked Guardians of the Galaxy. OK, that may not be entirely unexpected. What will be surprising to those that watch it is how much they enjoy watching it too. Guardians of the Galaxy is a Marvel movie, but it feels like a sci-fi/action movie. It’s easily the best movie that Marvel has done. The film is more fun than The Avengers and is the only one from Marvel that I’ve immediately wanted to see again.
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