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Browse for recipes by photo on Evening Edge
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Evening Edge recipe file now offers the ability to browse recipes by photo. If you are trying to decide what to cook, there’s nothing like being able to see the dish first. In our search pages, users have the option of flipping through small images of the dish, or they can choose from a text list.
To browse recipes by category, click here: http://www.ajc.com/eveningedge/content/eveningedge/stories/browseajcrecipes.html
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Need a laugh during your lunch break?
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
On ajc.com, we are testing a new feature called “ajcLOL” for the lunchtime video crowd. Each day from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. we are offering clips of local stand-up comics from various comedy clubs, including The Punchline, Uptown Comedy Club and the Funny Farm.
If you haven’t seen ajcLOL, here’s the URL: http://www.ajc.com/multimedia/content/multimedia/video/index.html?playlist=LOL
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Looking for some great ideas for a summer trip?
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Whether you are into “Adventure Travel and Sports”, looking for a place to loll around on a “Beach Vacation,” or lusting after “Romance and Honeymoon” travel suggestions, you can find these vacation types and more information from the experts at the Travel Channel.
Also, transport yourself to Barcelona and other spectacular locations via video.
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Get insight on the Atlanta business community
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Introducing the Business Insider, a new blog by Maria Saporta, that will give readers information on what’s happening in the Atlanta business community, with a unique focus on civic issues.
Readers will have a chance to join the discussion too.
Check out Maria’s bio and read her recent columns also.
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Welcoming ‘The Newcomer’
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Meet The Newcomer: Jamie Gumbrecht, who grew up in Michigan, lived briefly in Texas, moved to Kentucky and landed in Georgia in March, 2008 to work as an AJC lifestyle reporter.
She lived OTP for three months in 2003 as an AJC intern, but the city has changed a bit since then. Keep up with her trials and tribulations of being The Newcomer.
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