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Waffle House is a home away from home for many customers who enjoy great food without all the bells and whistles. If you’re in Atlanta, you know there’s a Waffle House on nearly every interstate exit, but how does the food taste?
We’ve sourced some food reviews from real Waffle House customers so that you can read for yourself how people feel about Waffle House.
TripAdvisor: Best Waffle House reviews in Atlanta
It’s true, there’s a Waffle House on nearly every major interstate exit in Atlanta. It was designed that way, traveling through the South, visitors keen on a warm cup of coffee and hot food can see those yelllow-trimmed Waffle Houses a mile away and get a quick meal.
Here are some of the better Atlanta Waffle House reviews as posted on TripAdvisor and Google.
Atlanta Waffle House review: 839 Virginia Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354
View this post on InstagramOne reviewer says: “The staff in this store was fantastic. After TWO terrible issues with the other locations on Virginia, it was refreshing to go into a Waffle House where the staff actually cared.
The two ladies serving and the guy cooking were very polite and professional.
This is the ONLY location on Virginia Ave. that I will ever go to again.”
Atlanta Waffle House: 1674 W E Washington Rd, East Point, GA 30344 (404) 766-3955
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One Google reviewer says: “This location was recently torn down and rebuilt so everything is shiny new, including the attitudes. Expanded parking, great service, clean and new with all the standard WH favs… what’s not to love?”Atlanta Waffle House: 860 Glenwood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30316
One reviewer says: “Very friendly staff and great cooks. Its a newly built waffle house, so it’s seem to cleaner than most. As most Waffle House locations, it can get pretty rachet after 1:30am …when clubs and bars close, they’re extremely busy.”
Atlanta Waffle House review: 4346 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW, Atlanta, GA 30336
One reviewer says: “The place was very clean but the waitress messed up or orders and wanted to argue with us about it. The cook came over to apologize for the confusion . He made the experience worth the trip. All in all not the worst but with out that cook I would not venture out to it again. Knowing he works there I might give it another shot some other day. Politeness and accountability go a long way in my book.”
Atlanta Waffle House: 66 5th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
One reviewer says: “This waffle House serves the waffles which are TO DIE FOR. I went here after my birthday dinner with my friends and their waffles were ALL ANYONE COULD TALK ABOUT! From the variety of DELICIOUS flavors to server’s attentiveness and lovable personalities , there’s no reason not to visit this place for your next event!”
Atlanta Waffle House: 135 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
View this post on InstagramOn TripAdvisor reviewer said this: “I’ve heard of and seen numerous Waffle House’s while travelling. It seems to be primarily a Southeastern US chain; there are none in California. I suppose it is similar to the Denny’s or IHOP brands in California, although this Waffle House I visited was smaller and skankier than any Denny’s or IHOP’s I’ve been to. Still, if famed Southern chef Sean Brock takes Anthony Bourdain to Waffle House on the latter’s eponymous TV show, I figure it’s worth a try.
“There were 2 Waffle Houses within walking distance to my downtown hotel. This was the closer one. It’s gritty. There are a few tables and booths, plus 2 small counters (one high, one low) facing the open kitchen. All surfaces are hard and hopefully disinfectable. While I was there, the cement-floored kitchen was literally being hosed down with a garden hose (there is a floor drain). The restrooms, which I did not use, seem to be frequented by folks who aren’t eating here and perhaps don’t have a place to call home. If Atlanta had health inspection letter grades posted on restaurant windows (as is customary and required in Los Angeles), this Waffle House grade surely would NOT be an “A”. I opted to order my food to go.”
2. 1701 Northside Dr NW, Ste A, Atlanta, GA 30318-2674
View this post on InstagramOne TripAdvisor reviewer says: “I used to travel to Georgia a lot to visit a friend and that is where I was introduced to Waffle House, that staple of the south. My friend indoctrinated me to Waffle House early on. As a New Yorker, its like walking on to an alien space ship…. Hard to imagine eating there. But eat I have. Many times. Other than the harsh lighting, cockroaches on the counter, greasy incredibly-unhealthy food, and the local “atmosphere”…. it’s a cheap meal. That’s the best I can say and I will leave it at that. — So cheap that when we once left a $5 tip, the waitress ran out to the parking lot to thank us as we were leaving. I guess she never got a $5 tip before?
I’ve brought other New Yorkers in to Waffle Houses in other places and they refused to eat in there. Clearly, expansion in to New York will not be happening any time soon.”
3. 300 Marietta St NW, Suite 104, Atlanta, GA 30313
View this post on InstagramThe food was good and reasonably priced. The pecan waffles were amazing!!!! The service was just ok, we had to ask for drinks and refills several times.
It’s only about a block from the Georgia Aquarium / World of Coca-Cola.
Note: Do NOT try to order pancakes at a Waffle House. They do NOT appreciate it. 🙂 I would go there again.”
4. 1700 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318-3114
View this post on InstagramOne TripAdvisor reviewer said: “This was my first time eating at Waffle House and i am a fan now. The hype is true and my only complaint is that i took so long to dine there. The staff was great, service was great. Only issue i had was that the dinning area was not as clean as it should be.
5. 3735 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30342-4414
View this post on InstagramOne TripAdvisor commenter said this: “This is the best thing you can get… the Fiesta Omelet, add mushrooms, the has browns scattered smothered diced peppered and capped, wheat toast and a large chocolate milk! You won’t be disappointed!”
Final Word
There are few places as well known and prominent in Atlanta than Waffle House. As Waffle House reviews go, you won’t find any extravagant praises or over-the-top commendations, after all, it’s Waffle House.
But what you will find is food made with heart. And that’s what many people desperately desire today. The yellow-trimmed eatery worked its way to popularity by first serving customers in a greasy house-setup in Avondale Estates in Decatur’s shadow.
Now it is one of the greatest American breakfast institutions ever created. And as much as we think we know and appreciate the place, there are tons of insights we can learn about the House from other people.
Are you a Waffle House fan? Let us know in the comments.
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Ever wanted to appear on one of the most iconic shows on television? Now’s your chance. Dynasty, the CW’s newly rebooted TV show is looking for actors and extras in Atlanta.
If you want anything about Dynasty, you know that is was one of the most popular shows in the 1980s. Looking to get hired on set? Read on.
Dynasty Casting Call: Audition Details
The show stars Grant Show as Blake Carrington, Nathalie Kelley as Cristal Flores, Elizabeth Gillies as Blake’s daughter Fallon, and James Mackay as his son Steven. The show premiered in October 2017 and has been a hit for the CW.
Producers are looking for the descriptions for a male dancer first, then we’ll get into needs for a bartender below:
***NOW CASTING REAL BELLY DANCERS***Show: DynastyDate: Friday 1/7 (COVID Test), Saturday 1/8 (COVID Test), Monday 1/10 (FilmingRate: Hire TBDLocation: NorcrossCovid Testing: You must clear TWO back to back covid tests 1/7 and 1/8 in Norcross to start work on 1/10 – you will be paid for each of your pre-employment covid tests*Masks are required at all times unless filming*We are searching for experienced belly dancers to be a part of our exciting club scene!If this is you and you’re FULLY available to work this booking please submit the following information1. Legal Name2. Contact Phone Number3. Current Photos (these will be sent to the Show runner please make sure they are clear with no other people in them – no filters 1 head shot and 1 full body)4. Current Sizes (height / weight / dress / pants / coat / shoes)5. Are you registered with Central Casting?6. What experience do you have with belly dancing? Tell us about it and send a video of you performing (if you have one).7. Are you available 1/7 and 1/8 for pre-employment Covid tests and 1/10 for filming?8. Do you have any tattoos? If so, please let us know how many, how big, and where on your body.Please send the following info to DYNASTY@CENTRALCASTING.COM Subject Line: BELLY DANCER
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Atlanta has become a movie mecca in recent years and Georgia has been a favorite location for TV productions since the state instituted generous tax breaks for film companies that agree to shoot locally. Projects from CBS, NBC, HBO, BET and more are slated to shoot in the metro area in 2018-19 and the foreseeable future.
With more than 800 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.Want to work in Georgia film & TV? Here are the latest Atlanta casting calls
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If you’re interested in horse-riding lessons, you’ve got quite a few options in the Atlanta area.
Bustling at the seems with big business, there are not many places to ride horses in the concrete jungle that is metropolitan Atlanta. But if you look hard enough, you can find some ideal ranches to stare at stallions.
Horseriding in Atlanta
- Where can you go ride a horse in Atlanta?
- How much does it cost to ride a horse in and near Atlanta?
- Best places to ride horses in Atlanta
Where Can I Get Horse-Riding Lessons In Atlanta?
You may be wondering “Where can I go to ride horses in Atlanta?” Yes, there are some places to ride in the city. There are also some places outside the city to ride.
The main thing that you need to remember is that Atlanta is a large metropolitan city so you’re not going to find hundreds of places, but there are some places to ride horses here.
How Much Are Horse-Riding Lessons In Atlanta?
If you’re planning to ride, you need to know that it’s going to cost money. Horse-riding lessons typically cost anywhere between $60 and $90 per session. Of course, it depends on the particular ranch.
No, riding horses isn’t free. Horse owners need a certain amount of money to keep their operations going. Here is what they need money for:
- Horse food
- Horse transportation (trailer if they have to travel)
- Ongoing care
These are the reasons why horse owners can’t afford to provide horseriding as a free exercise. To the contrary, if you choose to support horseriding, you are promoting the culture of horseriding and helping equestrian activities to grow.
Best places For Horse-Riding Lessons In Atlanta
Whether you find a neighborhood green space or an intown farm, there are several horseriding spots around Atlanta. Here’s where they are:
Chastain Horse Park – Special Event Facility
4371 Powers Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30327 | (404) 252-4244
Located in the heart of Buckhead, this equestrian facility offering boarding & lessons, day camps, pony parties & therapeutic programs.
Here’s what one reviewer says: “Very nice venue for events. Can handle 200-300 people without difficulty for a buffet/open bar occasion. Very pretty view from 2nd floor.”
Atlanta In-Town Riding Academy
1598 Braeburn Dr SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 | (404) 787-3283
Horse riding school in Atlanta, Georgia. One Google reviewer had this to say: “I’m loving every minute I get to ride one of Dana’s horses. She is experienced, knowledgeable, focused, and a very patient teacher! Can we talk about her horses? Each one has their own personality and are a real joy to ride. She has Ink, Vic, Ketch, Roman, Orion, and an adorable pony named Cody. Book early because there is : a waiting list!”
East Cobb Stables
1649 Johnson Ferry Rd, Marietta, GA 30062 | (678) 560-9154
A horse riding school in Marietta, Georgia at 1649 Johnson Ferry Rd, Marietta, GA 30062. One Google Reviewer says this: “We love this place! They are great with kids and we love the horses! They have worked very well with our children and we look forward to lessons each week!”
GB’s Stables
448 Hurt Rd SW, Smyrna, GA 30082 | (404) 421-1775
This spot is located at 448 Hurt Rd SW, Smyrna, GA 30082. GB’s Stables is well regarded among the locals. They offer horse boarding, children’s birthday parties and riding lessons.
Here’s what one Google reviewer says: Had a great time! My daughter was there for a birthday party…pleasant surrounding and of course…We ♥ the horses!”
Go With It Farm
10275 Jones Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022 | (404) 538-5113
A horseriding school located at 10275 Jones Bridge Rd, Alpharetta, GA 30022. At Go With It Farm, students are trained English style as well as other varieties so that they feel comfortable.
One Google Reviewer says this: “Went here for an IEA (Interscholastic Equestrian Association) show last weekend. It was wonderful! Everyone was so nice and supportive. The horses were sweet as can be! Very inviting staff. I would love to ride here all the time! I’m sadly not local, coming from North Carolina. All in all, you should definitely go.”
Phillips Farm Stables
385 Thornton Lane, Fayetteville, GA, Fayetteville, GA 30214 | (678) 668-5100
Phillips Farm Stables is located at 385 Thornton Lane, Fayetteville, GA, Fayetteville, GA 30214. Their phone number is (678) 668-5100.
One reviewer says: “We LOVE Phillips Farm! Brandi is professional and knowledgeable. She is a gifted rider, great teacher, and has become a friend and mentor to my daughter. So thankful for our time there and will be back to visit often and to cheer Brandi on at shows!”
Little Creek Horse Farm
2015 Lawrenceville Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (404) 634-3276
Little Creek Horse Farm is located at 2015 Lawrenceville Hwy, Atlanta, GA 30329 near Decatur. People rave about the good condition that the horses are kept here. Here’s when one Google reviewer says:
“I have the opportunity to see this stable in person and it’s really neat. It seems like the folks here really care about their clients and their horses.
I don’t really know a lot not do I ride horses but this is a great little horse park tucked away off of 29 in DeKalb County.
The new stable manager seems to really care about the community and within a few minutes of talking with her you can tell she knows her stuff and seems like she has a passion for her job.
The horses look to be taken care of and if I were to need a place to board a horse I’d feel comfortable here.”Nottingham Shire & Carriage
556 Tift St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (404) 622-0526
Nottingham Shire & Carriage is located at 556 Tift St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310. Their phone number is (404) 622-0526. On
Google, here’s what one reviewer says:
“Had a great time. Celebrated my anniversary with my wife and the carriage ride capped off a great night. The horse looked healthy and well groomed. It was tame and listened to driver. On the business side everything was handled professionally. The driver, Goose, called 3 hours ahead to confirm details. He was very pleasant and conversational. Great job!”
Pony Tail Acres
5925 Holloman Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127 | (770) 235-9996
Pony Tail Acres is located at 5925 Holloman Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127. Their phone number is (404) 317-1052.
One reviewer says: “I love Pony Tail Acres! I have taken lessons at PTA with Dawn for about 4 years and I couldn’t be happier with my riding. I went from a kid afraid to canter when I got to Dawn to owning my own pony and confidently jumping. I am a boarder and my pony is well taken care of. The barn is a second family to me. Also, the Pony Club is great for any kids untested in horses!! I love this place!”
Serenbe Trailriding
10950 Hutchesons Ferry Rd, Palmetto, GA 30268 | (770) 463-2610
Serenbe Trailriding is one of the most famous horseriding places in Fulton County. Serenbe is located at 10950 Hutchesons Ferry Rd, Palmetto, GA 30268. Their phone number is (770) 463-2610. Enjoy trailriding while viewing some of the most picturesque scenes in all of Georgia.
Here’s what one Google reviewer said: “Amazing place to go definitely enjoyed definitely will be returning higly recommend awesome for families and dates! I believe my guide’s name is Haley, she is AWESOME!”
Vogt Riding Academy
1084 Houston Mill Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (404) 321-9506
Horse riding school in the North Druid Hills, Georgia. One Google reviewer says this: “Our daughter has been riding here for 5 years and we all love it. They have an excellent reputation in the equestrian community, but what we really appreciate is the community within the barn itself.
More than great riding instruction, the students learn responsible care for the horses and each other. It is truly wonderful to see the students working together to get the job done.”
Know of any other stables we should include? Let us know.
Final Word
Horse-riding lessons are an excellent way to not only learn how to ride these beautiful creatures, but how to care for them.
First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. CNN Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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“War is hell.” That familiar phrase was reportedly first uttered by Union General Tecumseh Sherman during the Civil War. Sherman commanded more than 100,000 troops as destroyed the American South town by town in the infamous “March to the Sea.”
Did You Know About The Slave Auction House In Atlanta?
One of the cities in his wake was Atlanta, then a teetering rail town. There are photographs that exist of much of the carnage, thanks to official Union photographer George N. Barnard, who was embedded with the soldiers.
In 1866, Barnard published one of the most important war photography projects of all time, “Photographic Views of Sherman’s Campaign.”
Much of Atlanta’s landscape was part of Sherman’s activities. As Georgia Tech’s historical account observes, “In anticipation of advancing Union troops in the summer of 1864, several forts were built on what is now Georgia Tech land. Seen as strategically high ground, land along the southern edge of campus was cleared and fortified by the Confederacy to prevent direct frontal attacks on the city.”
One of the more iconic pictures taken during Sherman’s invasion of Atlanta shows a structure on Whitehall Street used to hold slave auctions all but abandoned. Whitehall Street today is in the middle of a den of old, abandoned buildings, open and wild fields and liquor stores.
Atlanta has a lot of inspirational people and AtlantaFi.com is going to introduce you to many of them as well as cool places to go, great restaurants and other ATL happenings.
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The end of the year shakeup at Atlanta’s No. 1 urban station V-103 — Wanda Smith and Miss Sophia were let go — has been surpassed by the fact that the company snagged a new talent worth her salt in every way: Jade Novah.
Novah blew up on social media by not only singing popular song covers, but doing a killer Beyonce impression. Novah was based in Los Angeles, but the V-103 team, which hired her for some singing events, has solidified their relationship in a big way.
Jade Novah and JR join Frank Ski Morning Show in Atlanta
It was V-103 who took a chance on the indie singer by playing her song “All Blue,” which has turned into quite the banger.
Now V-103 who needed to fill some positions on Frank Ski’s morning show, has hired Novah and JR, who both began their new jobs on Jan. 22, 2019. JR comes from Entercom Sports 660 WFAN/101.9 WFAN-FM New York where he filled in on occasion. But it’s Novah who has social media abuzz these days.
“I look forward to joining the team at V-103 and kicking off 2019 by hitting the ground running,” said Novah. “Atlanta is where I started my career as a solo artist and content creator and I’m excited to come back to the city to represent the voice of a free thinking generation.”
Here are 5 things to know about Jade Novah
- She is an accomplished writer of pop and R&B songs. Novah wrote for Mya and Christina Milian, Melanie Fiona (“Watch Me Work”) and more.
2. She sang background for Eminem and Rihanna, including touring with her not once but twice. Last year, served as vocal producer and mentor on Fox’s music competition show, “The Four: Battle for Stardom”
3. Novah, a former ATL resident, actually met her husband in Atlanta, so it’s all love, y’all!
4. She said Beyonce has not commented publicly on the impression that Novah does, but she’s aware of it. Beyonce isn’t the only thing Novah can do. Her covers of H.E.R. and Erykah Badu show that she came to slay!
5. Novah released her first album, “All Blue,” which debuted at #2 on the iTunes R&B charts and has gotten more than 6 million streams. Cop that joint.
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There are many great relationships to look up to in Atlanta, but the city’s first couple is Gucci Mane and Keyshia Ka’oir: The Wopsters.
Photo credit: Instagram If you’ve been keeping up with entertainment, you know that Atlanta, East Atlanta, specifically, has its own Brad and Angelina. Only this couple features a successful entrepreneur, Keyshia Ka’oir, and famous rapper Gucci Mane.
The Wopsters welcome baby Ice Davis to the world and Atlanta.
The couple made it official on Tuesday Oct. 17, 2017 in a televised affair at the Four Seasons Hotel in Miami, Florida.
Photo credit: Instagram Ka’ oir sells multiple products under her beauty line, including the Ka’oir Waist Eraser, which she credits for helping her slim down while maintaining her curves.
While Ka’oir’s business saavy is considerable, she’s been getting major props for maintaining the clean-living which has allowed Gucci Mane to stay svelte after losing 50 pounds in prison.
Jailed on a parole violation, Gucci Mane — real name Radric Davis — was supposed to serve 39 months, with a release date of March 2017. But he shocked fans last year when the much-thinner rapper debuted in Snapchat videos at his mansion he shares with Ka’oir.
Speaking to The Fader magazine, Ka’oir said that his social media debut was strategic, and everything happened the way she planned.
“When we got to Atlanta, we got off the plane on the runway and we had a private service that took us to our home. Then when we got home, that’s when I started posting on Snapchat. That was all my plan,” she was quoted as saying.
The couple can be seen at various Atlanta events, from Atlanta Hawks basketball games to private parties. Are they Atlanta’s first couple?
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If you think apartment rent is already too high in Atlanta, findings from a new study suggest you ain’t seen nothing yet.
Apartment List, an online rental site, commissioned a study recently to show what Amazon’s H2Q project would mean for renters in a handful of cities with legitimate chances of landing the company.
Amazon announced last fall that it would be holding what amounted to sweepstakes to choose its next world-class headquarters. The company is based out of Seattle, Washington.
In addition to Atlanta (and nearby suburb Stonecrest) Denver, D.C., Chicago, Baltimore and Washington have all stepped up to the plate with elaborate proposals.
Pundits say Atlanta has to be the leading choice because the city best fits Amazon’s criteria of amenities, including adequate transit system, and a location within in an hour of an international airport.
The study, which took into account data from the U.S. Census as well as Labor Bureau stats, indicated that most metro areas would see more jobs than housing, which would raise real estate prices.
“We project that Raleigh, N.C., Pittsburgh and San Jose will feel the rent increase the most, while the impact will be smaller in Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, and Dallas,” the study said.
The study’s authors added: “According to Apartment List analysis, rents in Raleigh, San Jose, Baltimore and Pittsburgh will be the most impacted by Amazon choosing to build its HQ2 in their metros, with rents expected to increase by an additional 1 percent or more per year over the next ten years.”
Atlanta was among the cities projected to see a “moderate” increase in apartment rents, characterized by 0.5 to 1 percent, according to the study. Other cities in this lot included Boston, Detroit, Austin, Minneapolis and Denver.
The ATL is seen by experts as the city to beat. In November, Sperling’s BestPlaces, a website dedicated to livability issues named Atlanta as the front-runner in a study of likely HQ2 sites.
“In our Amazon Hyper-Ranking, the metro area of Atlanta is the clear winner, with six 1st-place selections,” the report read. “Atlanta was cited by many studies and articles as being large enough to absorb the expected 50,000 new Amazon workers, being a major air hub, and having a reasonable cost of living.”
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If you’re a social media hound and donut lover, this is all you! Some of the top Instagram influencers around Atlanta have devised their very own creative concoctions featuring Duck Donuts’ made-to-order donuts. Thanks to all the awesome toppings and flavors available, this is obviously one mouth-watering endeavor. So how can you play a part? Well, Atlantans are invited to order and vote for their favorites at Duck Donuts Buckhead (3655 Roswell Rd., NE, Suite 210).
It’s a tough job, but somebody’s gotta do it. The Instagrammer who has the most guests order his or her donut through Sept. 9 will win a cash prize, a Duck Donuts trophy and ultimate bragging rights.
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Marvel fans woke up Friday to a delight of the senses: The new trailer for “Avengers: Infinity War” was released by Marvel. In all of their glory, you get to see the franchise’s newest super villian, Thanos, take on the likes of Captain America, Iron Man and the whole gang.
Fans of Black Panther will feel right at home as Thanos is seen in the clip laying waste to Wakanda. (Let’s hope it survives, it’s been slated for a part 2.) Along with Chadwick Boseman, we see his on-screen sister Shuri, who figures to play an important role, especially because she is the one who constructs Captain America’s shield out of Vibranium.
This latest movie in the Avengers franchise centers on Thanos (Josh Brolin) and his quest for the Infinity Stones, which has been hinted at (artfully in the post-credit scenes) since the first movie more than six years ago.
Because of fan anticipation, Marvel has moved up the release date of “Infinity War” to April 27.
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Autonomous vehicle company Waymo is about to launch a pilot progam in Atlanta fusing self-driving trucks to transport cargo to Google’s datacenters. The venture will be an adventurous and risky one for Waymo, which has previously only delved into self-driving sedans.
“Our software is learning to drive big rigs in much the same way a human driver would after years of driving passenger cars,” the company said in a blog post. The principles are the same, but things like braking, turning, and blind spots are different with a fully loaded truck and trailer.”
Uber has also entered the freight industry, posing a significant threat to Waymo’s piece of the big rig market.
“This pilot will let us further develop our technology and integrate it into the operations of shippers and carriers, with their network of factories, distribution centers, ports, and terminals,” Waymo added.
Atlanta is seen as a ripe testing ground for Waymo as the city has positioned itself as a smart city. Earlier this year, Atlanta issued a request for proposal (RFP) for a SmartCity Strategic Infrastructure Initiative. The aim is for the city to foster working relationships with businesses in planning and developing smart city projects.
